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.
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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.
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.
The Kalbar Sunflower Festival is a short annual Scenic Rim farm festival centered on a four-acre living sunflower maze, flower picking and family activities. Its May 1-3, 2026 event was directly documented by the operator and sold out.
Spa Country Sunflowers at Bolwarrah Springs opens a mixed sunflower-and-sorghum crop as a walk-through living jungle with maze-like paths, flower cutting, picnics and selected sunset sessions. Its 2026 season began February 28.
A small pick-your-own sunflower field in the Yarra Valley at Wandin East, about an hour east of Melbourne. It opens for roughly three weeks each Australian summer, weekends only, with adult entry of $10 and free entry for children under 12. The 2026 bloom has already run its course; the farm plans to reopen in early 2027.
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.
Majura Valley Farm runs an annual sunflower maze and pick-your-own field just outside Canberra, with free entry and a small per-stem charge (capped at five stems per adult). The farm also offers animal meet-and-greets, a farm shop and food and drink. Its 2026 harvest weekend was held 28-29 March, confirming the venue's Australian-summer-to-early-autumn operating season.
Rupertswood Farm Crop Maze is an annual crop maze cut into roughly five hectares of a third-generation family farm near Launceston, redesigned each year by owners Rowan and Anna Clark. It is a major agri-tourism draw in Northern Tasmania, reportedly attracting several thousand to over ten thousand visitors across its March-April (Australian autumn) season. The operator's website was temporarily unreachable during this research pass, so some details rely on independent press coverage.
The Maze, home of Outback Splash, is a family attraction north of Perth combining six mazes — including a hedge maze and a large timber labyrinth — with water slides, a resort-style pool, mini-golf and Australian animal experiences. It operates seasonally from late September to early April, the Australian spring-through-early-autumn period. It is the primary maze-based family attraction identified in Western Australia.
A seasonal pick-your-own sunflower field on a working paddock near Ballarat, open for a short window each Australian summer/early autumn (historically around February-March). Visitors pay an entry fee plus a per-stem charge to cut their own sunflowers. The field was closed as of this July 2026 check, with the operator indicating a return for its next season.
Sunflower Day on Mooloo Farm is a one-day regenerative-farm festival with a sunflower field and pick-your-own flowers, markets, food, entertainment and children's farm encounters. The operator has confirmed July 25, 2026.
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.
Sunflower Sue's is a small seasonal sunflower farm at Wamuran offering flower picking, picnics and dog-friendly field visits. Event ticketing and dated social-post mirrors establish public open days in April-May 2026.
A working farm near Ballarat that plants roughly two hectares of maize each season and cuts a walking maze into it, opening on February Sunday evenings as 'Graze in the Maize' with live entertainment in a central clearing. Run by farmers Josie and Peter Donegan. It is one of the few dedicated corn-maze attractions identified in regional Victoria.
A specialist flower bulb farm at Table Cape near Wynyard in North West Tasmania, famous for its spring tulip season. In summer it also opens 'The Patch', a garden-style display of dahlias, sunflowers, gladioli and lilies overlooking Table Cape Lighthouse, open daily from mid-February to early-to-mid April. The farm shop sells locally made goods and bulbs.
Enchanted Adventure is a 25-acre attraction on the Mornington Peninsula that plants a new maize maze of over 100,000 corn stalks each year, alongside a permanent hedge maze, tree-surfing courses and a canopy walk. The maize maze is open from mid-February to late April (Australian autumn), while the rest of the park operates year-round. It is widely cited as the largest maize maze in the Southern Hemisphere.