Tasmania seasonal attraction guide

Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Tasmania.

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Lower Snug, Tasmania

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.

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Penguin, Tasmania · Entry 5 AUD; Per sunflower 2 AUD

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.

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Richmond, Tasmania

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.

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Hagley, Tasmania

Rupertswood Farm near Hagley creates a new crop maze on its working family farm for a short annual March season. The operator's official Eventbrite profile still describes the recurring attraction, but no upcoming 2027 event, hours or prices have been announced and the main website is temporarily returning an error.

Crop mazeAnnual redesignFarm family owned
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Wynyard, Tasmania

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.

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Promised Land, Tasmania · Adult age 15+ 34 AUD; Child age 4-15 16 AUD; Family 2 adults and 2-3 children 90 AUD; Age 3 and under 0 AUD

Tasmazia in Promised Land features eight mazes, a whimsical model village and themed gardens in Tasmania's Cradle Mountain and Lakes District. The attraction opens daily except Christmas Day and includes a café, picnic space and seasonal lavender field.

Eight mazesGreat mazeHampton court replica