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Apple picking in South Australia

5 farms offer apple picking across South Australia, from Adelaide Hills and Limestone Coast & South East SA. The typical season runs late February to May — check each farm's current status and call ahead before you travel.

Workers harvesting apples by tractor in a Queensland orchard
Representative apple-picking image. Seasons and availability vary by farm and weather. "Apple picking in Fleurbaix, Queensland on ANZAC Day 2017" by Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Apple picking in South Australia: we list 5 pick-your-own apple farms across the state — including @Lenswood Pick Your Own, Harrisville Orchards and Mahnew Orchard, around Adelaide Hills and Limestone Coast & South East SA. Compare their seasons, prices and booking below.

The apple season shifts with the local climate zone — earlier in warmer districts, later in the cool country — so check each farm's status and call ahead to confirm what's ripe before you drive out.

Compare apple farms in South Australia

Farms compared by picking status, typical season, price, booking and whether they suit kids.
Farm Status Typical season Entry / price Booking Kids Drive
@Lenswood Pick Your Own Closed for season Feb-May Apples $5/kg; entry $8 adult, $5 child (3-12), under 3 free No booking needed Yes About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
Harrisville Orchards Closed for season early Dec-season finish; season varies — — — About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
Mahnew Orchard Closed for season Early May, one weekend $5/kg for apples picked; cash preferred. No booking needed — About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
Plummers Pick Your Own Closed for season Late Feb-mid May Entry $6 adult, $3 child (3-12), under 3 free; apples per kg No booking needed — About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD
The Apple Farm Closed for season Feb-Apr — Booking required — In the Limestone Coast and South East, around Mount Gambier, about 4-5 hours south-east of Adelaide

Apple farms in South Australia

5 farms

Closed for season Last verified 9 Nov 2026

@Lenswood Pick Your Own

Lenswood · Adelaide Hills

About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD

Season
Feb-May
Price
Apples $5/kg; entry $8 adult, $5 child (3-12), under 3 free
Open
Walk-in, no bookings; reopens Feb 2027
Booking
No booking needed
Closed for season Last verified 9 Nov 2026

Mahnew Orchard

Lenswood · Adelaide Hills

About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD

Season
Early May, one weekend
Price
$5/kg for apples picked; cash preferred.
Open
One weekend a year in early May (Pick a Pink Lady Weekend)
Booking
No booking needed
Closed for season Last verified 2 Nov 2026

Plummers Pick Your Own

Forest Range · Adelaide Hills

About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD

Season
Late Feb-mid May
Price
Entry $6 adult, $3 child (3-12), under 3 free; apples per kg
Open
Weekends, public & school holidays 10am-4pm in season
Booking
No booking needed
Closed for season Last verified 9 Nov 2026

The Apple Farm

Ob Flat · Limestone Coast & South East SA

In the Limestone Coast and South East, around Mount Gambier, about 4-5 hours south-east of Adelaide

Season
Feb-Apr
Open
Private functions; occasional public open days; PYO by arrangement
Booking
Booking required

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you pick your own apple in South Australia?

We list 5 pick-your-own apple farms in South Australia, each with its region, drive context, season and booking details on this page. Compare them in the table above, then call the farm to confirm what's ripe before you travel.

When is apple picking season in South Australia?

Apple picking in South Australia follows the local climate, so it opens earlier in warmer districts and later in cooler country. Each farm on this page shows its own typical season and current status — always the most reliable guide, because ripeness moves with the weather.