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Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in New South Wales.
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 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.
A small pick-your-own fig orchard at Borenore near Orange, NSW, open to walk-in visitors during the fig season from December to early May. The listing recommends calling ahead to confirm someone is home before visiting. It is a low-key farm-gate operation rather than a large commercial attraction.
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.
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.
The Bloom Barn Farm is a family-owned flower farm on the NSW Central Coast with a daily farm stall and occasional 'Pick Your Own Sunflower Days' when its sunflower field is in bloom. Exact 2026 pick-your-own dates are announced via the farm's Facebook page rather than fixed on a recurring calendar. The farm is listed as an official attraction on the NSW Government tourism site.
Ryefield Hops is a regenerative hop farm near Bemboka on the NSW South Coast whose sunflower field, which began as a spontaneous bloom after the 2019-2020 bushfires, has become an annual pick-your-own attraction. Visitors pay a small entry fee plus a per-stem charge, and leashed dogs are welcome; craft beer from an on-site brewery is available. As of this check the field is closed for the season, with the operator indicating a reopening around April 2027.