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Een locatie voor evenementen in de Barossa Valley bij Freeling, South Australia, waar voorheen een gratis 'pluk-je-eigen' zonnebloemveld was beschikbaar op basis van vrijwillige donaties. Het zonnebloemveld is afhankelijk van het weer en kon in 2025 niet doorgaan vanwege onvoldoende regenval; het is daarom nog niet bevestigd of dit in 2026 wel zal gebeuren. De locatie wordt ook gebruikt voor evenementen en bruiloften.
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.
Maxwell Maze is a hedge maze at Maxwell Wines' picnic grounds in McLaren Vale, available on a first-come, first-served basis during business hours for groups of up to eleven adults. A premium picnic package combining a hamper with maze access is also offered. Unlike the region's harvest-season sunflower and pumpkin attractions, the maze operates year-round rather than on a seasonal calendar.
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.
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 family-owned strawberry farm, market hall and cafe at Mount Compass on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, run by the Sherry family since 2012. Its main draw is a pick-your-own strawberry patch open mid-October to late May, with pumpkins and other produce sold seasonally at the market hall. It is a well-established agritourism stop rather than a dedicated pumpkin-patch attraction.