What better way to enjoy a beautiful spring day than slopping on the sunscreen and slapping on a hat and waltzing amongst the berries at Blue Hills Berries and Cherries UPick! Strawberries, cherries, blueberries and more!
Read MoreBlueberry picking is fun with the kids and they taste so much better straight from the tree.
Read MoreBig Fellas Cherries is a U-Pick orchard located in Coldstream. With a huge netted area protecting the fruit from those pesky birdies, these have to be some of the best cherries and picking experiences to have in the Yarra Valley.
Read MoreTeaching children where food comes from is one of the great things we get to do as parents and what better way to see how 450 variety of fruit grows than on the back of a tractor at Rayners Orchard.
Read MoreWhich do you like the best? Raspberries or Blackberries? Well… you don’t actually have to choose at Chappies - you can pick both!
Read MoreAre you interested in taking the family on a berry picking adventure but not sure exactly what berry is your favourite? Then head to Jay Berries and you can find your raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and blackberries all at the one spot.
Read MoreSummer is here and so are the raspberries! For a limited time, you can now pick you own at the Warratina Lavender Farm.
Read MoreMamma falls in love with these little red treats every year after visiting the massive orchard out in Wandin. Cherryhill has a number of orchards over Victoria but it is at this eastie spot that U-pick is at its BEST!
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