Morningswood Farm, Eganstown
Our information cannot always be up to the minute. Check dates, prices and whether you need to book directly with the farm before you travel.
- Season starts
- Historically December to March; the farm posted in August 2024 that it would not open for u-pick strawberries in 2025, and no 2026 opening has been confirmed
Last checked : 27 August 2026
What you can pick, and when
| Crop | Season | Price |
|---|---|---|
| strawberries | Historically December to March; the farm posted in August 2024 that it would not open for u-pick strawberries in 2025, and no 2026 opening has been confirmed | not confirmed |
| raspberries | Historically alongside the strawberry season, December to March, when open | not confirmed |
| blackberries | Historically alongside the strawberry season, December to March, when open | not confirmed |
Contact
- Address 3735 Midland Highway, Eganstown VIC 3364
- Phone 0409 797 993
- Email contact@morningswoodfarm.com
- Facebook Morningswood Farm on Facebook
- Directions Open in Google Maps
Before you go
- Open Historically weekends in season
- Booking No booking needed
- On site farm gate shop
The farm's own website domain has lapsed and no 2026 opening has been confirmed. Check Facebook or call ahead before visiting
About Morningswood Farm
Morningswood Farm was a pick your own berry farm on the Midland Highway at Eganstown, about 5km west of Daylesford in Victoria's Central Highlands, run by Claire Gunner and Peter Monea on a former pine plantation site. It grew strawberries as its main crop alongside cane berries including raspberries and blackberries, using organic methods and packing berries into punnets made from reclaimed timber veneer rather than single-use plastic.
In past seasons, u-pick strawberries ran roughly from December to March, with picking open to the public on weekends and updates shared through the farm's Facebook page. In August 2024 the farm posted that it had made the decision not to open for u-pick strawberries in 2025.
No confirmation of a 2026 opening has been found, and the farm's own website domain has since lapsed. Anyone interested in visiting should check the farm's Facebook page or call ahead before planning a trip, since it is not clear whether picking is currently on offer.
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