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Peach picking in New South Wales

In November, peach picking is in season in New South Wales. We list 12 farms, across Bilpin & the Hawkesbury and Hilltops — compare them below and call ahead to confirm what's ripe.

Whole peach beside two halved peaches showing the pit
Representative peach image. Seasons and availability vary by farm and weather. "Autumn Red peaches" by Jack Dykinga, USDA Agricultural Research Service, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Peach picking in NSW spans two very different parts of the state. The Bilpin district (Blue Mountains foothills) offers peaches as part of a mixed stone-fruit and apple orchard day: Pine Crest Orchard, Bilpin Fruit Bowl, Bilpin Springs Orchard and TNT Produce all list peaches alongside nectarines, plums and cherries, with the stone-fruit season typically running November to February. The Central West around Orange adds Hillside Harvest and Roth Family Orchard — orchards that often have a broader range and longer picking season than the Bilpin cluster. The Hilltops, around Young, brings Drive In Orchards and Gleann Mohr Farm for those in the state's south and west.

Peach season in NSW generally runs from November through to late February, with peak picking typically in December and January — the same window as cherries and nectarines. At multi-variety orchards you'll often find several stone-fruit crops all available on the same visit. Ring ahead before driving to confirm which fruit is ripe on the specific day you're planning, since ripeness moves quickly in a warm season.

Compare peach farms in New South Wales

Farms compared by picking status, typical season, price, booking and whether they suit kids.
Farm Status Typical season Entry / price Booking Kids Drive
Ballinaclash Orchard & Cellar Door In season Nov-Dec Entry fee set annually - check the current rate with the farm; children under 6 free. Booking recommended Yes Around Young, Wombat and Kingsvale in the NSW Hilltops region, about 90 minutes north-west of Canberra
Bilpin Fruit Bowl In season mid-Nov to end of May — Booking required Yes About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney
Canoelands Orchard In season Oct-mid Jan Entry $8 adult, $5 child, family $25; stone fruit $6/kg, berries $20/kg Booking required Yes Around the Sydney basin
Cedar Creek Orchard In season Jan-May; Nov-Jan From $4.50/kg Booking required Yes Around the Sydney basin
Drive In Orchards In season Nov-Dec — Booking recommended — Around Young, Wombat and Kingsvale in the NSW Hilltops region, about 90 minutes north-west of Canberra
Gleann Mohr Farm In season Dec-Jan — No booking needed Yes Around Young, Wombat and Kingsvale in the NSW Hilltops region, about 90 minutes north-west of Canberra
Glenbernie Orchard (Home of Darkes Cider) In season Nov-Jan; Jan-Apr — Booking required Yes In the Southern Highlands and Illawarra, around 90 minutes from Sydney
Hillside Harvest In season Nov-Dec; Dec-Jan Entry fee plus fruit by the kg or punnet No booking needed Yes Around Orange in the NSW Central West, about 3.5 hours from Sydney
Pine Crest Orchard In season Jan only; Nov only Entry $5/adult, $2/child; pay for what you pick on top of entry. No booking needed Yes About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney
TNT Produce In season Jan-Jun (approx late Oct/Nov opening, apples through June) Online entry fee booking required; remainder (picked produce) paid on-site Booking required Yes About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney
4 Winds Farm Unconfirmed · call ahead — Call ahead — — About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney
Bilpin Springs Orchard Unconfirmed · call ahead late Jan-early Jun Call ahead — — About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney

Peach farms in New South Wales

12 farms

In season Last verified 9 Nov 2026

Ballinaclash Orchard & Cellar Door

Young · Hilltops

Around Young, Wombat and Kingsvale in the NSW Hilltops region, about 90 minutes north-west of Canberra

Season
Nov-Dec
Price
Entry fee set annually - check the current rate with the farm; children under 6 free.
Open
Cherry season 7 days 8am-5pm; cellar door Fri-Sun 10am-4pm year-round
Booking
Booking recommended

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you pick peaches in NSW?

The main peach-picking areas in NSW are the Bilpin district (Pine Crest Orchard, Bilpin Fruit Bowl, Bilpin Springs, TNT Produce), the Central West around Orange (Hillside Harvest, Roth Family Orchard) and the Hilltops around Young (Drive In Orchards, Gleann Mohr Farm). Most orchards list peaches alongside nectarines and plums as part of a stone-fruit picking season.

When is peach season in NSW?

Peaches in NSW typically ripen from November and run through January to February, with peak picking in December and January. Stone fruit seasons are shorter and more weather-sensitive than apple harvest — a warm spring can push opening forward by 2–3 weeks. Always call the orchard to confirm what's ripe before visiting.

How much does peach picking cost in NSW?

Pricing varies. Pine Crest Orchard charges no entry fee and you pay per kilo. Bilpin Springs Orchard has a minimum $5 per adult fee. Cedar Creek Orchard charges from $4.50/kg. TNT Produce requires an online entry booking plus on-site payment for picked fruit. Most Central West orchards don't publish pricing — call for current season rates.

What other fruit can I pick at the same time as peaches in NSW?

At most Bilpin and Central West orchards, peach season overlaps with nectarines, plums and sometimes late-season cherries. Pine Crest, Bilpin Fruit Bowl and Hillside Harvest all carry multiple stone-fruit varieties simultaneously, so a visit through December–January often means you can fill your basket with several different fruits in one stop.