Pick Your Own Farms Near Me

There is nothing like picking it yourself, berries in summer, apples and pumpkins in fall, flowers all season long. Share your location to see pick your own farms near you, or browse by state below. We track 1,131 pick your own listings nationwide, all from official USDA and state agriculture sources.

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What is ready, and when

Pick your own follows the seasons. Strawberries come first, in late May and June. Blueberries, cherries and raspberries carry through the summer. Then the big fall season arrives with apples and pumpkins from September through October, and choose-and-cut Christmas trees close out the year. Flowers and herbs are pickable most of the warm season.

Timing shifts by region and by the weather in any given year, so always check the farm's website or call ahead before you drive out. A late frost or a hot stretch can move a season by a week or two.

Tips for a good u-pick trip

Go on a weekday morning if you can, for the best picking and the smallest crowds. Wear closed shoes, bring sun protection, and leave the field as you found it. Most farms hand you containers and charge by the pound or the bag, so bring a little cash in case the stand does not take cards.

Pick only what is ripe, ripe fruit comes off the plant easily, and taste as you go. Freeze extra berries flat on a tray so they do not clump, and you will have local fruit all winter.

What can I pick and when?

Strawberries in June, blueberries and cherries in summer, then apples, pumpkins and late berries through fall. Flowers and herbs run most of the season. Timing shifts by region, so check the farm before you drive out.

Do I need to bring my own containers?

Most farms provide picking containers and sell you the harvest by the pound or the bag. Bring cash just in case, wear closed shoes, and go on a weekday morning for the best picking and the smallest crowds.

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