Strawberry picking near Perth is concentrated on the sandy market gardens north of the city, around Bullsbrook, Gnangara, Wanneroo, Neerabup and Carabooda, mostly within a 45 to 60 minute drive and all well inside the 90-minute radius. Perth's season runs opposite to the eastern capitals in terms of timing within the calendar year, typically starting in late winter and running through spring into early summer, roughly August to December, with peak volume September to November. Most gates are cash-only and price by the box rather than a punnet-inclusive entry. Ti Strawberry Farm at Bullsbrook is a good starting point for families, charging around ten dollars a tray plus a small two-dollar per-person entry fee, with picking generally available from August through to February.
11 farms
Gnangara · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
Wanneroo · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
Neerabup · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
Carabooda · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Bullsbrook · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Carabooda · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Gnangara · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Gnangara · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Neerabup · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Wanneroo · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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Bullsbrook · Swan Valley
About 25 minutes from central Perth
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The main patches sit north of the city around Bullsbrook, Gnangara, Wanneroo, Neerabup and Carabooda. Ti Strawberry Farm and Berry Sweet Strawberry Farm are both at Bullsbrook, while H&N Strawberries, Kien's and My Strawberry Farm cluster around Gnangara, all within an hour or so of central Perth.
Most of these farms are 30 to 50 minutes from the Perth CBD, with Bullsbrook towards the outer edge of that range. All sit comfortably within the 90-minute radius, so a picking trip fits easily into a half-day outing rather than needing a full day away.
Perth's season generally spans August through to December, with September to November the busiest picking months as spring volume builds. A few farms, like Sue and Tim's, start earlier in late July, while others such as Kien's have a shorter window concentrated in September and October, so it pays to call around.
Most Perth-area farms charge by the box rather than a punnet fee, typically ten to fifteen dollars for a roughly three-kilogram box, plus a small entry fee at some gates. Nearly all are cash-only, including Ti Strawberry Farm and My Strawberry Farm, so bring notes rather than relying on card.
Booking generally isn't needed; these are walk-up, cash-only operations that open for the season and welcome drop-ins. It's still worth a phone call first, since picking windows can be short at some gates, prices shift from year to year, and a couple only open on Sundays.