About
Overview Pennyroyal Raspberry Farm & Cidery is a family-owned, working farm located in Murroon, Victoria. The farm has been operating for over 30 years and grows produce organically, without the use of pesticides or herbicides. The primary activity offered to the public is "pick-your-own" berries, which is available seasonally during the summer months, typically from December to mid-January. A range of berry varieties are grown, including raspberries, blackberries, boysenberries, and jostaberries.
In addition to berry picking, the property includes a farm shop that sells products made on-site or sourced locally. These include homemade jams, relishes, cider vinegar, and alpaca products. The farm also produces its own Flores Cider from heritage apples, with tastings offered on specific days. While the main café is no longer operational, the farm shop provides cold drinks, snacks, and homemade berry ice cream for purchase.
Highlights
- Pick-your-own berries with over ten organically grown varieties available during the season.
- A farm shop selling homemade preserves like jams and relishes, as well as alpaca products.
- On-site cidery producing Flores Cider, with tastings available for adults.
Community Sentiment (The "Vibe")
What parents like: The experience of children picking fresh fruit directly from the plants is frequently mentioned. The organic and spray-free nature of the berries is a noted feature. The farm setting provides an opportunity for children to learn about how food is grown.
What to watch out for: The berry picking season is short and entirely dependent on fruit availability, which can change daily. The main café is permanently closed, with only snacks and drinks available. As a working farm in a rural area, visitors are advised to be alert for snakes and wear appropriate closed-in footwear.
Logistics & Tips
Best for: Families with children of all ages.
Facilities: Farm Shop, Parking.
Note: The pick-your-own season is typically December to mid-January, but it is essential to check the "Berry Report" on the farm's website for current opening status and berry availability before visiting. Visitors pay for pre-paid containers to fill with berries. Closed-in footwear is recommended.
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