Sunflower farm · NSW

Liverpool Plains Sunflower Trail

Name: Liverpool Plains Sunflower Trail
Address: Farms across the Liverpool Plains around Quirindi, Wallabadah, Spring Ridge and Big Jacks Creek. Visitor information at the Willow Tree Visitor Information Centre, New England Highway, Willow Tree NSW 2339, Quirindi, NSW, AU

Liverpool Plains Sunflower Trail is a sunflower farm in Quirindi, New South Wales. It's open from January to April.

The black-soil plains south of Gunnedah have grown commercial sunflowers for decades, and each summer a handful of farms open paddocks to visitors along a signed trail. Crops are usually sown in October and November and flower from January, with later plantings stretching into April, but it all hangs on spring rain. Stay on the road or the marked areas, keep off the black soil when it's wet and watch for trucks.

Official site

Type: Sunflower farm
Where: Farms across the Liverpool Plains around Quirindi, Wallabadah, Spring Ridge and Big Jacks Creek. Visitor information at the Willow Tree Visitor Information Centre, New England Highway, Willow Tree NSW 2339, Quirindi, NSW
Usual season: January to April
Public access: Free self-drive trail. Participating farms open their gates on published dates, listed each season on theplains.com.au with a trail map. Everywhere else the crops are private farmland: view and photograph from the road, park on gravel well off the road, and do not enter a paddock or take flowers unless signage says you can. The 2026 trail has closed.
Pick your own: No
Booking: Not needed
Right now: Out of season