My family and I love the Sunrise Blueberry Farm. The freshly picked Legacy blueberries were the…read moresweetest we've ever tasted. It's not just the quality of the blueberries that make this farm special, but it's the people. The warm welcome felt like we've been going to the farm for a long time even if we only visited twice in August. They offer 5 star service with their friendliness and helpful blueberry picking tips. They provided buckets. The season is over, and my son has been asking to go back. We look forward to returning next year.

Beware not family friendly. Very rude to me and my family. Yelled at my kids who weren't really…read moredoing anything wrong and I'm not one to normally take my kids side in these cases.

This place is very cute! We were looking everywhere for a upick orchard and came across this one in…read morea google search. So glad we decided to stop by. It's a little bit of a drive and you will have to drive up on a gravel road for maybe a mile but it's worth it. The farm is quite large but easy to find where to park. The gentleman at the farm was extremely knowledgeable and attentive to us. He explained the varieties of apples on the farm, what they tasted like and where we could find them. He showed us around a little bit and encouraged us to pick a few different apples and bite into them to see if we liked them before picking more. He also had a very cute and friendly pup following him around. So apples and pups? Who could ask for more!? For fruits going out of season faster, you're able to purchase them from the farm cooler. Just gotta ask! But everything is $1/lb which is more than generous! We got Asian pears and honey crisp apples at $1/lb which in my opinion is unheard of. My only complaint and it's obviously not something that could be controlled or should be taken away from the farm is the amount of yellow jackets and bees everywhere. I mean EVERYWHERE!!! You have to be extremely cautious about what you're picking and make sure that a bee isn't coming in the bucket with your pick. But if you're not allergic or afraid of bees, this place is perfect for your upick needs

This is our go-to-place from now on, after our second year. Jim is a great guy. He has a good…read morevariety of Christmas trees, and can tell you just where to find the type and size you want. He uses a shaker and baler, and even a large tree is manageable that way. He has good sharp saws on long handles. He gives you cardboard to kneel on when cutting. Jim has hot water waiting to make hot chocolate or hot apple cider. Thanks, Jim, our tree looks beautiful in the house!

This is a no spray blueberry farm. You can kinda tell because some of the blueberries have little…read moreholes in them from bugs. There were two patches when I visited, one before the bridge and one after. The variety before the bridge are sweeter and the one right behind the stand is more tart but has thick skin and is better for baking and freezing. The lady was incredibly friendly. They only accept cash, check, and Venmo, and even then they don't have a ton of change for cash so be prepared for that. There is a nice sitting/picnic area to the right of the stand. I enjoyed picking here, it's just a little more out of the way

Awesome farm for freshly picked fruits or u-pick, on your way to or from the beach. We picked some…read morefresh strawberries and they are so fragrant and sweet. I had no idea there are so many types of strawberries with distinct flavors. There is also some nice grounds just for hanging out. The farm house market is charming and the person there was super helpful in educating us.

What do I love about these guys?... Well, everything! The farm is an easy, pleasant drive from…read moreanywhere; the folks are friendly and funny, the produce is always excellent, their displays are charming, and their prices are a deal. I just bought the most perfect 50-lb pumpkin for $15 bucks!

Fantastic u-pick experience!…read more Recognize the farm from the bright ribbons on grahams ferry to deter birds. Park on the grass and look for the table by the farmhouse. She sets you up with buckets (hand, belt, or neck) Picking is easy! So many berries, wide rows, grassy aisles. You are encouraged to taste so you know you like that variety. We brought our kid, and she had a great time! Freezed 10 pounds of blueberries and had fun doing it. Thanks Dorene!

We have never returned to the same tree farm twice, since we live within 5 miles of multiple spots…read moreand are sometimes out looking real close to Christmas. Reichen is right up the road and we decided to give it a try for our 2024 tree. I'm so glad we stopped here! The selection is smaller than others' but they have a lot of nice-looking "fancy" firs. It's all u-cut. This year the price was $65 for any size (posted right when you drive in), which seemed to tap out at about 7 feet. Big enough for us. Full service! There was someone to cut the tree down with a chainsaw and help carry it back to the car and even string it up and secure it to the roof rack. (No baling or shaking though.) Everyone was SO FRIENDLY and we got lots of help taking family photos with our trophy tree. I don't think they operate too deep into the season, so I'm glad we went right after Thanksgiving. Check out their Facebook page for info re: hours.

Lovely family owned Seasonal Christmas Tree Farm. Off 185th towards Germantown this family farm…read moreassists you with cutting down the tree packaging it up and helping you load it onto your vehicle. $60 any size tree. Can't wait to visit you again next year.

Saw this farm on the map and because they opened at 7am I decided to go see what they had. I…read moretypically drive out to Boring. At the stand where you pay you can get a bucket and they also have bags. This was close and the berries are super sweet. Nice people, they use the honour system and picnic tables to sit at if you bring a lunch. Price is about comparable to the other local farms...$3- per pound. I'll definitely come back for more

Really nice no frills chestnut u-pick/pre-picked farm. People are friendly and helpful with advice…read moreon how to pick and de-shell the chestnuts. "Picking" chestnuts is easy as they have fallen to the ground when they are ready! They also have hazelnuts, persimmons and kiwi fruit! This is a great alternative or addition to picking apples during the fall season!

We were there once last year, lots of nuts, friendly staff. Planning to go again this weekend,…read morehopefully get the same experience during U pick. Don't forget your gloves.