Roadside stalls in the Lockyer Valley
Roadside stalls let you purchase what’s in season direct from the farmer. Throughout the Lockyer Valley there are five official produce stalls you can track down.
Forest Hill Farm Stall | 8am - 5pm Wednesday - Sunday
12 Forest Hill-Fernvale Rd, Forest Hill
This attended stall is open all day from Wednesday to Sunday, just north of the Forest Hill township.
Esk Rd Vege Stall | Wednesday - Friday
1km north of Warrego Highway on Gatton-Esk Rd.
From the Warrego Highway, take the Gatton exit and follow signs to Esk to reach this attended stall. It is open seven days (weather permitting) with a wide range of produce.
Spring Hill Orchards | Weekends
1331 Gatton-Esk Rd, Spring Creek
This stall is only open weekends when fruit is in season. You’ll find avocados from June to October, mangoes from late January to mid March, custard apples from April to July and Tahitian limes from January to October.
Flagston Fresh | Monday - Sunday
946 Glagstone Creek, Flagstone Creek
Open 7 days a week and sells a range of fresh, seasonal fruit and vegetables from the local area.
Ghost Gully Produce | Monday - Sunday
2 Rangeview Drive, Gatton
Pick up some pesticide free, sustainable and organically grown lettuce and herbs from Ghost Gully Produce. The way these greens are grown makes them flavour explosions, perfect for making salads and for cooking.
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How to get to Lockyer Valley
Getting to the Lockyer Valley is easy. The area is conveniently located less than one hour’s drive west of Brisbane, and 90 minutes from the Gold Coast.
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Markets in the Lockyer Valley
Take home country preserves, fresh veg, local honey and more from one of the many local farmers’ markets in the Lockyer Valley region.
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Where to eat in the Lockyer Valley
The Lockyer Valley region supplies produce all over the country. Nicknamed Australia’s "salad bowl", taste the fruits of the land first-hand at these restaurants, cafes and pubs.
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How to get to Lockyer Valley
Getting to the Lockyer Valley is easy. The area is conveniently located less than one hour’s drive west of Brisbane, and 90 minutes from the Gold Coast.
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Markets in the Lockyer Valley
Take home country preserves, fresh veg, local honey and more from one of the many local farmers’ markets in the Lockyer Valley region.
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Where to eat in the Lockyer Valley
The Lockyer Valley region supplies produce all over the country. Nicknamed Australia’s "salad bowl", taste the fruits of the land first-hand at these restaurants, cafes and pubs.
