Roadside Stalls
Buck’s Farm | Australian Bush Tucker
Chillingham New South Wales
Buck’s Farm is a great stop on the backroads into Murwillumbah. The shop has interesting fruits like black sapote, they have chocolate-coated bananas, and you can wander the gardens out back. They grow tropical and native plants here, like lemon myrtle and finger limes. We’re told that most of it is sold down in Sydney.…
Tommerup’s Dairy
Kerry Queensland
Tommerup’s Dairy Farm is a working farm, the farm is open on various farm days and for special events. We've listed this under Farm Shops but beware they're not always open. When open for events like the Scenic Rim Farmgate Trail they'll sell gourmet produce like meats and cheeses.
Tropical Fruit World
Duranbah New South Wales
Tropical Fruit World is a working farm and a tourist attraction. Friends have raved about the farm tour. We’ve never done it. We stop for a $10 bucket of avocadoes and chocolate-coated bananas.
Whispering Spirit Farm Produce
Franklin Tasmania
Apple Pies, home baked goodies, fruit and veg, preserves , sorbet , juice.
Port Fairy Share Shed, Port Fairy Community House
Port Fairy Victoria
Produce from the community garden, donations from local community. Apples , zucchini , pumpkin , seeds, plants.
Cudgen garlic and turmeric
Cudgen New South Wales
Bit of a mix of things with garlic, tumeric, and watermelons.
Misty Creek Agroforestry
Booyong New South Wales
Misty Creek is a young Syntropic Agroforestry Farm, where plants are positioned together in time and space to build a community that flourishes, without the need for external inputs, organic or not. We raise our chickens in a special way because we believe in allowing the chicken its most natural life possible. This ensures best…
Stokers Siding
Stokers Siding New South Wales
Some veg and (seasonally) blueberries on Tunnel Road Stokers Siding
Crystal Creek Bananas
Crystal Creek New South Wales
They sell bananas. There is also an information board about the farm.
Torello Farm
Dromana Victoria
A great selection of food from the Torello Farm. If you’re on the Mornington Peninsular you should drop in.











