Strawberry Fields
Strawberry Fields
4
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Due to unforeseen circumstances Strawberry Fields is unable to offer PYO this season. The shop will be open from Thursday to Sunday offering Strawberries, ice cream, jam and other strawberry items and treats.
Duration: 1-2 hours
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Sheryn V
Brisbane, Australia72 contributions
July 2020 • Family
We have been buying premium strawberries here for years occasionally picking but mostly buying them and there has been no difference in quality. Yesterday we went and BOUGHT strawberries at $22 per kilo as there was a 500gram limit per family on picking your own, well any wonder as when you buy them they are different and we could see that but didn’t think much of it. When we got home they were not fresh and we even pulled out mouldy ones. We will not stop again and will find somewhere else for our FRESH strawberries. Disappointing that this has become a money making commercial business that has lost its purpose
Written 11 July 2020
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Crazylittlething_82
Glass House Mountains, Australia16 contributions
July 2020 • Family
The boy at the counter for the pick your own strawberries would not let us use our own produce bag to avoid the single use plastic punnets, he said due to coronavirus they are controlling how much strawberries they would allow people to pick. I assured him we would pick the same volume as the punnet size but still no deal, must take plastic.
There were plenty of plastic shopping bags being given out too (thought they were banned?) and looked like loads of waste from the cafe. Shame when good venues just don't care about the environment.
While it's a lovely spot I'll avoid this venue if I can find another venue doing better.
There were plenty of plastic shopping bags being given out too (thought they were banned?) and looked like loads of waste from the cafe. Shame when good venues just don't care about the environment.
While it's a lovely spot I'll avoid this venue if I can find another venue doing better.
Written 4 July 2020
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danniiw
Telford, UK61 contributions
Nov 2019 • Couples
Very small strawberry picking site, but the quality is great here.
Amazing tasting products, but also quite expensive per kilo to buy. Still a good morning/afternoon out for some chilled out time.
Amazing tasting products, but also quite expensive per kilo to buy. Still a good morning/afternoon out for some chilled out time.
Written 10 October 2020
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Aisling
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Sept 2020 • Family
Absolutely fantastic day out at the strawberry fields. I really enjoyed it and so did my family! Beautiful strawberries and a very energetic, fun and exciting energy about the place. Very accommodating and friendly staff also. Can't do enough for you which my family and I really appreciated.
Much prefer to spend my money on something
outdoors, so fun and active as apposed to something indoors. A great thing to do also during the pandemic as everyone socially distances themselves as the patches are so big.
Thanks so much strawberry fields, we will definitely be back! You have customers for a life time now :)
Much prefer to spend my money on something
outdoors, so fun and active as apposed to something indoors. A great thing to do also during the pandemic as everyone socially distances themselves as the patches are so big.
Thanks so much strawberry fields, we will definitely be back! You have customers for a life time now :)
Written 11 September 2020
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Kaylie035
Brisbane, Australia317 contributions
Sept 2014 • Friends
I'm a regular visitor of the Strawberry Fields as I do enjoy visiting but some visits are really great while others can be really dismal, which is why your visit could either be a real hit or miss.
It's located just across the highway from the Ettamogah Pub off the Bruce Highway and relatively easy to find - there are signs most of the way.
PYO strawberries is a great aspect of visiting the strawberry fields and by far a huge visitor and family favourite.
Currently strawberries are $12 a kilo to PYO or $6-$8 for 'factory' seconds.
Picking your own is great fun and there is a real thrill about picking your own strawberries but again some days there have been a huge variety of fresh and juicy red strawberries to pick and on others I have come to nothing but a completely picked out patch with nothing left to pick or what is remaining are inedible. Management only open one patch a day to pick from and they won't open another patch until the other is pretty much 'picked all out' so there is a risk you can arrive and there is literally nothing to pick if you are wanting to PYO. My last visit I didn't get to pick one single strawberry as I entered an empty field and just went and brought a box of seconds from the counter.
It is best NOT to visit after it has rained or while raining as the fields turn into huge muddy mush fields and unless you have gumboots you can't walk through the strawberry fields without being totally swallowed by mud (you can't help the rain but just a warning).
Within the past year they have recently opened a restaurant and installed a children's playground. This is great as you can sit down and enjoy some nice tea/coffee with cake and treats while the kids play - but be warned, the food and drinks are not cheap here.
generally I would recommend visiting because like I said I do visit regularly because it is enjoyable but I do also have the luxury of living nearby so on a miss day I can always come back and enjoy a hit day.
It's located just across the highway from the Ettamogah Pub off the Bruce Highway and relatively easy to find - there are signs most of the way.
PYO strawberries is a great aspect of visiting the strawberry fields and by far a huge visitor and family favourite.
Currently strawberries are $12 a kilo to PYO or $6-$8 for 'factory' seconds.
Picking your own is great fun and there is a real thrill about picking your own strawberries but again some days there have been a huge variety of fresh and juicy red strawberries to pick and on others I have come to nothing but a completely picked out patch with nothing left to pick or what is remaining are inedible. Management only open one patch a day to pick from and they won't open another patch until the other is pretty much 'picked all out' so there is a risk you can arrive and there is literally nothing to pick if you are wanting to PYO. My last visit I didn't get to pick one single strawberry as I entered an empty field and just went and brought a box of seconds from the counter.
It is best NOT to visit after it has rained or while raining as the fields turn into huge muddy mush fields and unless you have gumboots you can't walk through the strawberry fields without being totally swallowed by mud (you can't help the rain but just a warning).
Within the past year they have recently opened a restaurant and installed a children's playground. This is great as you can sit down and enjoy some nice tea/coffee with cake and treats while the kids play - but be warned, the food and drinks are not cheap here.
generally I would recommend visiting because like I said I do visit regularly because it is enjoyable but I do also have the luxury of living nearby so on a miss day I can always come back and enjoy a hit day.
Written 9 October 2014
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marigoldKent
Buderim, Australia970 contributions
Sept 2017 • Couples
To pay $18 for two small coffees and two scones was disgusting. There were some lovely big scones on the cake display but we were obviously served from the kitchen back. Two tiny scones cut in half. The most meagre scraping of jam, a tiny blob of spray cream and half an old strawberry. It was absolutely disgraceful. Avoid it!
Written 17 September 2017
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dtr54552
Mooloolah Valley, Australia1 contribution
Sept 2017 • Friends
Stingy scone, jam & cream. Very very small & quite ordinary, cut in half so stingy amount of cream & jam on smallest of scone surface, but the stingiest of all was the garnish of 1/2 of a strawberry on the side. Too stingy to add one whole strawberry. Paid way too much for this meager treat.
Written 8 September 2017
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Alayne C
34 contributions
Sept 2016 • Family
Great activity for young families as its not expensive and the kids love getting in the strawberry fields and picking their own... The strawberry ice creams are awesome and a must try 😍😍😍
Written 19 September 2016
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Hi Alayne
Thank you for taking the time to leave us such a glowing review! Come again for strawberries and ice cream any time!
Written 23 September 2016
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Miss S
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates150 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
It visited this place for my fist time , I mean it's my first experience visiting such place ... So lovely place with greens and blue sky and fields of massive strawberry trees ... Picked strawberry in small plastic box provided by the shop there then can back to to same shop to weight the strawberry and buy . The here was small cafe shop there; must to try vanilla strawberry ice cream in cone ... Was such juicy tasty day ..
Very highly recommended
Very highly recommended
Written 9 August 2016
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Thank you so much Miss S for your beautiful and helpful review!
Written 23 September 2016
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Peter K
1 contribution
Aug 2015 • Couples
"Wow! I can't believe Strawberries grow in trees!"
"Pfft, going to a strawberry farm sounds like the lamest thing ever"
"I think I can live my life without ever visiting a strawberry farm and still find happiness"
These are just a few statements that you would know to be completely false if you visited the adrenalin packed Strawberry Fields in the sunshine coast. The strawberry, named after it's founder Jonathan Strawberry, is a mystical fruit that has captivated the love and lives of billions. The unique experience of visiting a farm can only really be summed up as "wine tasting meets bear wrestling", where sophisticated meets non-stop heart pumping fun. A chance to get up close and personal with a legendary fruit.
From the moment you arrive you can sense that there is something special about the place. While we didn't engage in the unpaid manual labour, we still enjoyed the chance to sample some of the local product. The taste is something that I could only describe as, well, strawberry flavoured.
10/10. Would recommend for a first date activity and/or for a group of youth aged 18-25 who are looking for the next big movement in the hipster community.
"Pfft, going to a strawberry farm sounds like the lamest thing ever"
"I think I can live my life without ever visiting a strawberry farm and still find happiness"
These are just a few statements that you would know to be completely false if you visited the adrenalin packed Strawberry Fields in the sunshine coast. The strawberry, named after it's founder Jonathan Strawberry, is a mystical fruit that has captivated the love and lives of billions. The unique experience of visiting a farm can only really be summed up as "wine tasting meets bear wrestling", where sophisticated meets non-stop heart pumping fun. A chance to get up close and personal with a legendary fruit.
From the moment you arrive you can sense that there is something special about the place. While we didn't engage in the unpaid manual labour, we still enjoyed the chance to sample some of the local product. The taste is something that I could only describe as, well, strawberry flavoured.
10/10. Would recommend for a first date activity and/or for a group of youth aged 18-25 who are looking for the next big movement in the hipster community.
Written 10 August 2015
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Is there strawberries to pick in March ?
Written 7 July 2016
Hi there
Our Sunshine Coast season will be finished in November, but our Stanthorpe farm will be open for berry picking.
Thanks!
Written 8 July 2016
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