
Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm occupies the original Sunny Ridge property in Main Ridge, where the Gallace family first planted strawberries in 1964, one of the Peninsula's earliest pick-your-own plantings. Now run by the family's fourth generation, it remains the Peninsula's classic strawberry outing.
Entry includes your first punnet: fill a 500g punnet as an adult or a 250g punnet for kids, with extra punnets available ($8 per 500g of strawberries, $16 for other berries).
Strawberry U-Pick is $12 for adults and $6 for children (4-12; under 4 free with a paying adult), or $30 for a family of four; mixed-berry picking is $20/$10/$50. No bookings needed; walk-ins are welcome seven days a week, 10am-5pm in peak season (November-April) and Friday-Sunday over winter. Weather closures are posted on social media. Sunscreen and hats are worth packing, as the fields are open to the sky.
Pro tip: berries ripen fastest after a sunny week, so follow the farm's socials for picking conditions.
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