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Sunflower picking near Sunshine Coast

Sunflower picking near the Sunshine Coast means the hinterland paddocks around Glass House Mountains and Wamuran, plus the Scenic Rim near Kalbar a little further south, all within roughly 90 minutes' drive. As with most south-east Queensland sunflower fields, the season is really a string of short bloom windows rather than one long stretch, generally falling somewhere between December and March, with each paddock flowering for only three or four weeks at a time. Picking is usually charged per stem for a cut-your-own bunch rather than a flat entry fee. Sunflower Sue's Sunflower Farm at Wamuran has run popular short seasonal openings in the past, including a well-liked 'sunset sunflowers' weekend event. Because these windows are announced close to the date, check the farm's social media before setting off.

Sunflower farms near Sunshine Coast

3 farms

Open now Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Glass House Tropical Fruits

Glass House Mountains · Sunshine Coast

In the Sunshine Coast hinterland north of Brisbane

Season
May/Jun-Nov, peak Aug-Sep; not yet fruiting, trees planted late 2025, harvest expected in future years
Price
$15 per 500g at season start (June 2026); farm representatives said price expected to fall toward normal market rate as production increases through the season
Open
Opened June 2026 on a 65-acre property; described as the Sunshine Coast's only season-long pick-your-own strawberry farm; exact daily hours not stated in source
Closed for season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Sunflower Sue's Sunflower Farm

Wamuran · Sunshine Coast

In the Sunshine Coast hinterland north of Brisbane

Season
short seasonal windows, historically weekends in early Nov; also had a 'sunset sunflowers' weekend event reported
Price
2022 pricing: $15 cash entry for ages 14+ (includes 7 flowers); bring your own scissors
Open
Weekends only outside school holidays, roughly 8am-4pm during the brief flowering window each year; announced via Facebook
Closed for season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Sunflowers On Kents

Kalbar · Brisbane & South-East Queensland

Within an hour of central Brisbane

Season
Seasonal bloom windows, dates vary by year (announced via Facebook/Instagram); part of annual Kalbar Sunflower Festival period
Price
Cut-your-own five stems for a set price, or buy a pre-cut bunch; coffee/drinks available onsite
Open
Open during bloom season only; large group visits by appointment; check Facebook/Instagram for current opening dates
Booking
Booking recommended

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I pick sunflowers near Sunshine Coast?

The hinterland around Glass House Mountains and Wamuran has the closest paddocks, with Kalbar in the Scenic Rim a bit further inland again. All are within about 90 minutes of the Sunshine Coast, and each farm's bloom is short-lived, so it pays to check which one currently has flowers before you drive out.

How far is sunflower picking from Sunshine Coast?

Glass House Mountains and Wamuran are both under an hour from the Sunshine Coast, making them the easiest option for a quick outing, while Kalbar in the Scenic Rim is closer to 90 minutes. Either way, it's a comfortable day trip rather than an overnight one.

When can you pick sunflowers near Sunshine Coast?

Bloom windows around the Sunshine Coast hinterland generally fall somewhere between December and March, though any single paddock only flowers for three to four weeks. Farms announce their exact opening dates closer to the time once the crop is ready, so it's worth following their social media rather than guessing a date in advance.

Do you need to book sunflower picking near Sunshine Coast?

Booking isn't always required, but weekend sessions and special events, like sunset picking evenings, can fill quickly once word gets out that a paddock is in bloom. Entry is usually a cash fee with stems charged per flower, so check the farm's current arrangements before heading out.