The Paddock, Crooked Brook

Season 2026/27 Only open for a short window each January; exact dates are announced on the farm's Instagram page closer to the time

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
Jan 2027 (short window of about ten days, timed to peak bloom; exact dates announced closer to the time)

Last checked : 27 August 2026

What you can pick, and when

CropSeasonPrice
sunflowers Jan 2027 (short window of about ten days, timed to peak bloom; exact dates announced closer to the time) not confirmed

Contact

Before you go

Only open for a short window each January; exact dates are announced on the farm's Instagram page closer to the time

About The Paddock

The Paddock is a sunflower field run by Casey and Beau MacGregor on their family dairy farm at Crooked Brook, in the Ferguson Valley near Dardanup, about two hours south of Perth. Each January, once the black oil seed sunflowers reach full bloom, the MacGregors open around two and a half acres of the crop to the public, planted in two large blocks with wide paths between them for walking and photos. The opening window is short, around ten days timed to the peak of the bloom, and exact dates are announced closer to the time on the farm's Instagram page. Visitors cut their own stems to take home, paying a donation of $10, $20 or $30 a bucket depending on how many they pick. A paddock alongside the sunflower blocks is set aside for parking, and cold drinks, snacks and locally made pastries are sold on site. The Shire of Dardanup helps with traffic management on event days given the crowds the sunflowers draw. Outside its short January season the farm is closed to visitors and the paddock returns to a working dairy pasture.

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Common questions

Can you pick your own at The Paddock?

Yes. The Paddock at Crooked Brook lets visitors pick sunflowers.

When is The Paddock open for picking?

Jan 2027 (short window of about ten days, timed to peak bloom; exact dates announced closer to the time). Picking depends on the weather, so check with the farm before you travel.

Do you need to book at The Paddock?

Yes, this farm takes bookings ahead of a visit. $10, $20 or $30 donation per bucket of stems snipped.

Where is The Paddock?

Boyanup Picton Road, Crooked Brook WA 6236.

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