Pick Your Own Berries at Clyde River Berry Farm

Picking your own berries at Clyde River Berry Farm

Nothing tastes better than berries picked freshly in the height of summer by your own hands!

On Arrival

We will give you picking buckets and direct you to the 'berries of the day' in the ripest section of the farm. Here you can 'hunt and gather' berries of your choice.

As these are highly valuable crops, we ask you to respect the work involved and not eat the fruit until it is paid for; keeping children (big and small) supervised.

After Picking

The berries that you have picked are weighed and packed for you to then purchase and take away. We encourage you to bring your own containers to transport your berries home. This helps the environment as well as making it easier to stack the containers for your drive home.

Who Likes To Pick

- Some people collect for all year consumption and 'squirrel' the berries away into the freezer.
- Some people like to find the source of their food to eat well and for good health.
- Some people like to educate their children and pick enough for a holiday feast.
- Some people make berry collection an annual event - a tradition. They know that the berry season is brief and you have to get them while the season lasts.

Please Note...

- Pets are not permitted into the orchard and must be supervised at all times on the farm. Please bear in mind that we have several dogs on the farm who will want to greet and sniff doggy arrivals.
- We recommend you bring some insect repellent with you to make your visit more comfortable.

Picking your own berries at Clyde River Berry Farm

Berry Availability
Updated 22/11/2024

We will be open on weekends from 30/11/24 then every day from 28/12/24 until the end of January.

Market & Events coming up:
- Saturday 23rd Nov - Canberra Region Farmers Markets (blueberries only)
- Van on the Highway, 240 Princes Hwy, Ulladulla (ice cream, jam, fresh produce)

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