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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.
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.
A family-run orchard near Arthurs Creek, northeast of Melbourne, operating since 1912 with pick-your-own apples and cherries in season. In October (Australian spring) it also runs a pop-up pumpkin patch with photo opportunities and Halloween-themed activities, an unusual spring outlier for the category. It is a genuine working orchard rather than a purely seasonal attraction.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.