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An event-hire barn property in the Barossa Valley at Freeling, South Australia, that has previously planted a free-entry pick-your-own sunflower paddock on a gold-coin-donation basis. The sunflower field is weather dependent and did not go ahead in 2025 due to insufficient rainfall, so whether it will run in 2026 is unconfirmed. The venue also hosts events and weddings.
Atkins Farm is a pick-your-own sunflower farm in the Adelaide Hills that requires pre-booked, timed 30-minute entry sessions during its bloom season, roughly mid-January through February (Australian summer). Visitors bring their own bucket and secateurs to cut a bunch to take home. The farm was closed for the season as of this July 2026 check, with its next season expected to open around mid-January.
Farm & Co is a 52-acre farm-to-table property near Kingscliff on the NSW-Queensland border, open Thursday to Sunday with a cafe, restaurant and open farm grounds. Its sunflower field blooms seasonally, generally reported as early January through March, when visitors can pay a small entry fee plus a per-stem charge to pick their own. Children 14 and under are admitted free.
A pick-your-own sunflower farm in Victoria's Moorabool Shire, about 65 km northwest of Melbourne and 30 km east of Ballarat. The farm opens its 'Fields of Gold' for a few weeks each autumn (March 2026) for families, groups and schools to walk through and cut their own sunflowers. It markets itself as the closest pick-your-own sunflower field to Melbourne.
An outdoor fitness facility on a working farm at Burnside near Nambour on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, that also grows a pick-your-own sunflower field and other produce for visitors to harvest. It is primarily marketed as a gym with farm produce as a bonus rather than a dedicated family attraction, so visiting details for non-members are limited online.
PetTeet Park is a small family farm in Western Australia's Wheatbelt offering seasonal pick-your-own sunflower and canola fields alongside small animals to pet, free-range eggs and handcrafted soap sold at the gate. Opening dates are announced via Instagram and Facebook once the crop blooms. Exact 2026 season dates were not published on the operator's site at time of check.
A family-run flower farm at Medowie, Port Stephens, with about 30,000 sunflowers open to the public on announced days. Entry is $5 (free under 12) with off-street parking, cash-only sunflower stems, and leashed dogs welcome. The farm has operated for over 30 years supplying local florists and wholesalers.
The Paddock Crooked Brook is a sunflower field on a family dairy farm south of Perth, opened to the public for a short two-to-three-week window each January (Australian mid-summer) since 2022. Visitors walk the paddock and can purchase flowers to take home. Exact opening dates are announced via the farm's Facebook and Instagram pages rather than published on a fixed calendar.
A seasonal pick-your-own flower farm at Lower Snug, about 25 minutes south of Hobart, Tasmania, growing over 100 varieties of field-grown flowers including sunflowers. It runs ticketed Summer and Autumn Flower Picking sessions from October to April, with pre-bookable picnic platters available in the grounds. It is close to the Bruny Island ferry terminal.
Harvey Farm Barn is a working farm south of Perth offering seasonal flower fields, with sunflowers as its main summer attraction alongside train rides, guided tours and seedling-planting workshops for families. Sunflower farm tours run through late January (Australian summer), with dedicated pick-your-own days immediately afterward before the field closes. Other blooms such as zinnias and cosmos appear at different points in the year.
A 37-hectare free-range pig and produce farm 10 minutes from Penguin in North West Tasmania, best known as a farm-to-table restaurant, event barn and dome-stay accommodation. It also grows a sunflower garden and cider orchard, opening periodic pick-your-own sunflower days with live music, $5 entry and $2 per stem. Visitors can also join farm tours and paddock-to-plate dining.
A small pick-your-own sunflower field planted by artist Jennifer Goerling on her family's sheep farm north of Boyup Brook, Western Australia. It opened to the public for the first time in January 2025 on select days, charging $10 per bucket of self-cut sunflowers. Whether it continues as an annual event in 2026 has not been confirmed.
Sunflowers On Kents is a sunflower farm in the Scenic Rim region of Queensland that opens on selected days each season for visitors to walk the fields, cut five stems themselves, or buy a pre-cut bunch. Coffee and cold drinks are available under marquees, and leashed dogs are welcome. Opening days are announced via the farm's Instagram and Facebook pages.
A family orchard on the Granite Belt near Stanthorpe, Queensland, operating since 1950, offering combined pick-your-own apples and sunflowers each February to April. Tickets (booked via Eventbrite) include orchard entry, a picking bag and a complimentary sunflower per visitor. Dogs and picnics are welcome in the designated picnic area.
A family-run pick-your-own flower farm at Tarlee, between South Australia's Barossa and Clare Valleys, about 90 minutes north of Adelaide. Established in 2021, it is known for its annual Sunflower Festival plus other pick-your-own flower and pizza events. It is a working farm rather than a large commercial attraction.
Warraba Sunflowers is a small family farm near Toowoomba that opens its drone-planted, chemical-free sunflower fields to the public on select weekends once the crop blooms, generally in the Australian autumn/early-winter months of May-June. Entry allows visitors to pick as many sunflowers as they can carry. The farm announces opening weekends via Facebook and Instagram rather than a dedicated website.
Applebox Farm is a seasonal pick-your-own sunflower experience in Glengarry West. Its operator confirms that the 2026 season ran and has finished, with the next crop visit planned for January 2027.
Lilyvale Flower Farm, northwest of Toowoomba, opens seasonally for sunflower walks and pick-your-own visits. The operator confirms the 2026 season finished and advertises a 2027 return.
A family-owned pick-your-own sunflower farm at Largs in the Hunter Valley, with 1.2 hectares planted for public picking. Visitors pay a small entry fee (free for under-16s) then pay per stem for sunflowers, and can picnic in the field. It generally operates between January and May depending on weather.
A berry farm in the Coal Valley near Richmond, Tasmania, offering pick-your-own strawberries and, from around February, pick-your-own sunflowers. On-site extras include real-fruit ice cream, jams and a coffee van. It is located between Puddleduck Vineyard and The Wicked Cheese Company, about 25 minutes from Hobart.
A boutique 50-acre farm in the Flagstone Creek Valley about 20 minutes from Toowoomba, Queensland, cultivated by the same family for three generations. It runs seasonal sunflower-picking events with a sunflower maze, picnic areas, market stalls and live music, including a confirmed 'Picnic with the Sunflowers' event on 17-18 January 2026. Entry includes a complimentary sunflower to pick and take home.
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.
A pick-your-own sunflower farm at Suttontown, just north of Mount Gambier in South Australia's Limestone Coast region. It opens its paddock gates during the January-February season, and has planted a sunflower maze as a regular seasonal feature. Flowers are also sold by arrangement outside open days and turn up at local Mount Gambier businesses.
A pick-your-own sunflower field on the Surf Coast near Geelong, run by the Modewarre Flower Collective at a property known as 'The Patch'. It typically opens for a short window in January while the flowers are in bloom, about 90 minutes from Melbourne. Visitors walk the paddock and cut their own sunflowers to take home.