Fig Picking in NSW 2027

We list 3 farms in NSW where you pick your own figs (Bilpin, Borenore, Eurunderee). The season usually runs January to March.

3farms

January to Marchseason

3towns

The farms

Bilpin Springs Orchard

Bilpin

Figs

Bilpin Springs Orchard is a small pick-your-own orchard at 2550 Bells Line of Road, Bilpin, in the Blue Mountains foothills within easy reach of Sydney's north-west. You can also pick apples, pears, plums and peaches here.

Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 2 October 2026

Hillside Harvest

Borenore

Figs: Feb to Apr

Hillside Harvest is a fourth-generation family orchard at 1209 The Escort Way, Borenore, about 10 kilometres from Orange, growing fruit on the property for more than 75 years. You can also pick cherries, apricots, peaches and nectarines here.

Open: Weekdays 9am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 4pm, Sunday 9am to 3pm; last entry one hour before closing
On site: cafe and farm shop

Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026

10's Estate Organic Orchard

Eurunderee

Figs: Feb to Mar

10's Estate Organic Orchard sits next to the 10's Estate vineyard and cellar door at Eurunderee, about five kilometres from Mudgee. It grows organic cherries, figs and citrus for pick-your-own visitors, alongside a working organic vineyard. You can also pick cherries and citrus here.

Open: Saturday 11am to 5pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm
Booking: book ahead
On site: parking and wheelchair access
Dogs: welcome

Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026

Guides

Common questions

Where can you go fig picking in NSW?

Our directory lists 3 farms in NSW: 10's Estate Organic Orchard (Eurunderee), Bilpin Springs Orchard (Bilpin) and Hillside Harvest (Borenore).

When is the fig season in NSW?

Usually January to March, depending on the weather. Farms announce their own dates and we carry them on each listing.

Do you need to book fig picking in NSW?

1 of these farms takes bookings ahead of a visit: 10's Estate Organic Orchard. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.