Late Season Cornella Canola Walk 2026
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FREE LATE-SEASON ENTRY — UPDATED 17 SEPTEMBER
Entry to the Cornella Canola Walk is now free for the remainder of the 2026 season, through to Sunday 28 September.
Our canola has moved into its late-season stage, and the broad sea of yellow seen earlier in the season has now faded. Flowers remain in patches, particularly around the crop edges, and there are still opportunities for group photographs and close-up images—but the experience is now very different from peak flowering.
All future paid bookings are being automatically refunded in full through TryBooking. Ticket holders do not need to request their refund and are still very welcome to visit.
The walking tracks, tractor train, pianos, pool table, vintage tractors, trucks and other photographic features remain open. Visitors can also explore the developing seed pods and learn how canola progresses from flowers to seeds and oil.
Park in our designated car park and stroll straight to the action.
Make a day of it at Shiraz Republic, with food, wine, Cornella Brewery beer and plenty of open space to relax. Live music continues every Saturday and Sunday, as well as on the Friday public holiday.
Cellar door table reservations can be made separately.
Feel like a short getaway? Stay in one of our cabins—a short stroll from the canola—or bring your own caravan and enjoy the peace of the countryside.
The Shiraz Republic—less than two hours from Melbourne.
Entry to the Cornella Canola Walk is now free for the remainder of the 2026 season, through to Sunday 28 September.
Our canola has moved into its late-season stage, and the broad sea of yellow seen earlier in the season has now faded. Flowers remain in patches, particularly around the crop edges, and there are still opportunities for group photographs and close-up images—but the experience is now very different from peak flowering.
All future paid bookings are being automatically refunded in full through TryBooking. Ticket holders do not need to request their refund and are still very welcome to visit.
The walking tracks, tractor train, pianos, pool table, vintage tractors, trucks and other photographic features remain open. Visitors can also explore the developing seed pods and learn how canola progresses from flowers to seeds and oil.
Park in our designated car park and stroll straight to the action.
Make a day of it at Shiraz Republic, with food, wine, Cornella Brewery beer and plenty of open space to relax. Live music continues every Saturday and Sunday, as well as on the Friday public holiday.
Cellar door table reservations can be made separately.
Feel like a short getaway? Stay in one of our cabins—a short stroll from the canola—or bring your own caravan and enjoy the peace of the countryside.
The Shiraz Republic—less than two hours from Melbourne.
