About
Overview Sunny Creek Organic Berry Farm is a family-owned and operated farm in Trafalgar South, Victoria, that has been certified organic since 1988. The farm cultivates over one hundred varieties of berries, including forty types of raspberries, alongside heritage apples, chestnuts, and other fruits and nuts. Using environmentally sustainable and permaculture principles, the farm focuses on growing a diverse range of produce without synthetic chemicals.
During the warmer months, typically from December to March, the farm opens for "pick-your-own" experiences, allowing visitors to harvest their own fruit. A farm shop on the premises sells fresh and frozen produce directly from the farm, as well as a range of house-made jams, preserves, cordials, and sauces. The availability of fruit for picking is seasonal and weather-dependent, so visitors are advised to check the farm's website or call ahead.
Highlights
- Pick-your-own access to over 100 varieties of berries and other seasonal fruits.
- All produce is grown using certified organic farming methods.
- An on-site farm shop sells fresh fruit, frozen berries, jams, and preserves made at the farm.
Community Sentiment (The "Vibe")
What parents like: Visitors often comment on the wide variety and quality of the berries available. The staff are frequently described as friendly and knowledgeable. The authentic, rustic farm setting is also a commonly praised aspect of the experience.
What to watch out for: The farm can be busy, particularly during peak season and on weekends. Berry availability is highly dependent on the season and weather, and popular varieties can be picked out early in the day. The terrain is a natural farm environment, which may be uneven underfoot.
Logistics & Tips
Best for: Children aged 2-12 years, as per the pricing structure for farm entry.
Facilities: On-site parking, farm shop with EFTPOS facilities (surcharges may apply).
Note: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are required to enter the berry patches. It is recommended to call ahead to confirm produce availability before visiting, especially outside of the peak December-January period. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own containers to take home the fruit they pick.
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