Glenbernie Family Farms

Kurmond, New South Wales

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Entry 10 AUD; Per stem 5 AUDCheck official site for current pricing

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About this place

Glenbernie Family Farms, in the Hawkesbury district about an hour northwest of Sydney, opens its sunflower fields to the public for pick-your-own visits, generally on weekends from January through March. Visitors pay an entry fee plus a per-stem charge to cut sunflowers to take home. The farm was historically used for vegetables, hay and cattle grazing.

Planning details

Season
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Hours
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Price
Entry 10 AUD; Per stem 5 AUD
Address
610 Bells Line of Road, Kurmond NSW 2757
Last checked
Jul 15, 2026

At a glance

What families can expect

Activities

  • Sunflower fields

Facilities

  • Pick your own sunflowers
  • Photo opportunities
  • Map location source-backed

Tickets & access

  • Entry 10 AUD; Per stem 5 AUD
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  • Official website linked for final checks

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Hours & pricing

Opening hours

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Season
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Last checked
Jul 15, 2026

Tickets & pricing

Entry 10 AUD; Per stem 5 AUD

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Directions & location

Address610 Bells Line of Road, Kurmond NSW 2757

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Last checked Jul 15, 2026

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