Fern Hill

Try how good your eyes are and pick you own chestnuts. Great fun for family with kids.

Visited Fernhill Chestnut Farm last Sunday 17 April with 3 other families. There is an entry fee of $5 for adults the Kids were free . We enjoyed a great picnic on the farm while the kids kicked the ball and had a good run around this large Farm. Each family collected 2 klos of chestnuts which were $10 a Kilo. This was a great arvo for everyone. Lots of Chestnuts on the big trees.

Not a farm. We feel lied to. It’s just a big garden with a few trees. We only went here because Kookootonga Chestnut Farm was closed for this season (which is an ACTUAL farm, they DON’T charge an entrance fee and only charges $10 per kg - Fern Hill charges $5 entry + $15 per kg, but how can you even find a kilo of chestnuts here?!?). Don’t expect any honesty from the hosts, she sold us old stale chestnuts for $10... talk about adding insult to injury. Stay away from this place please and go to a real farm.

What an exceptionally sweet owner!Fern Hill was so reasonably priced. The lady had everything you could possibly need to share at no extra cost.The dear lady didn't even charge us for the chestnuts and gave our son some additional things to share with his pre-school class.Such a delightful way to spend the day in the most charming surrounds. What a beautiful way to bring the family together and create treasured moments. Thank you!

. We had a group of 30 people and we paid $5 entry and we found about 10 chestnut between all of us. Do not recommend because they were not honest with us about the availability

No entrance fee but 17/kg. Much much expensive than other farm and they weighted the nuts together with bucket.

Picking your own chestnuts and walnuts is a fun activity for everyone. Fernhill Chestnut Farm is a 15-acre luxury estate in the pristine village of Mount Wilson off the Bells Line of Road in the Blue Mountains and is one of the best places to go nut picking near Sydney. Fernhill's owner, Marcia Moulton has over 70 chestnut trees of varying ages in her beautiful farm and opens her farm for public during Chestnut and walnut harvesting season which starts in March and ends mid-May.It was a pleasure visiting this farm. The place is beautiful and the owner Marcia was very kind in explaining everything and answered all our questions. Great experience and picture postcard views available.

A peaceful farm with chestnut trees. If you are like me who have no idea about how chestnuts are harvested then it's a place to go during the autumn leaves season. Also fun with kids and family.

Owner was really nice. It's a garden with chestnut trees. You can pickup a lot of it if you make the effort

There is not a chestnut farm so only a few chestnut tree there but the owner was friendly and nice. When we visited there on 18/4, there was no many chestnut left due to the ending season.They charge $5 per adult as the entry fee + the chestnut you picked.