I've been going to Grange Fruit Farm for the past few years for seasonal fruit picking. I love…read morecherry season in West Michigan, and it's back! Grange just opened the last week of June for sweet cherry u-pick. I went at 9 am on a Friday when they opened and picked almost 4 pounds in 30 minutes. The employees are always friendly and helpful. They'll give you however many buckets you want (each bucket holds about 5 pounds) and direct you to the picking area. I had fun trying each of the three varieties they had available: cavalier, black pearl, and white gold. They post on social media when each variety is ready to pick. Sour cherries usually come a bit later in July, but I prefer having lots of sweet cherries to eat. As of June 2025, U-pick cherries are $2.90 per pound. You can also buy pre-picked cherries, as well as other items at their farm stand. They take cash and credit cards. The parking area is a bit small, but I've always just gotten there early so I'm not sure if they have an overflow parking area anywhere. I'm looking forward to hopefully coming for blueberry season next!

Great cherry and peach picking. Many varieties of cherries. Staff is very helpful if you haven't…read morepicked before.

Hands down our go-to for any u-pick experience. From peaches and plums one month to a dozen…read morevarieties of apples another, this is the best kept secret. Well maybe not anymore, ooops! The service is always incredible and it's always under crowded which is a huge win in our book. Their prices, you just can't beat $11/peck of apples. That's ridiculously incredible. They also have events at their farm-- concerts where they sell hard ciders with a sandwich, to puppy happy hour, to story time for kids... they're definitely a special place. The property is so well kept and clean throughout-- they make it a no brainer to come back! And for the love of everything, grab their homemade donuts.

Busy spot in mid October but what else would you expect! Fun ambience with seating areas outside…read moreand bonfires going. You can pick you own apples or grab bags of them in the shop. They also have cider, slushiest, and hard cider available to enjoy along with their delicious donuts, muffins and breads. We went later in the day so they were sold out of a lot but it was still really fun and staff was extremely nice. We would go back!

My one complaint: They seem to do a move I've seen other blueberry farms do, where they round up…read moreyour harvest. If you have 5.2 pounds, they charge you for 6. Just keep that in mind. Everyone was pleasant (but not fake) and helpful. They provide buckets, straps to tie your bucket to you so you can have both hands free, some small shaded canopy areas, and bags to take your berries home in. They assign you a row to pick from. The rows are flat and grassy (see pictures), which is great if you have kids with you, or a stroller, or just want an easier time than most farms provide with rough dirt paths. They explicitly encourage you to eat as you pick. If they have to spray, they use organic stuff. The berries are...berries. All the ones we tasted were good. As of July 2026, this place is charging 3 bucks a pound, and accepts credit card or cash. Given all this small farm does to treat people well and provide an excellent picking experience, I'm not sure I'd ever bother going anywhere else.

I decided I wanted to pick some blueberries this summer at one of the nearby farms. I found…read moreHeritage Blueberries and looked up their information on Facebook, where they post regular updates on picking times. July 15 was their first day open so I went right around 8:30am. The farm is right by the owner's house. Turn into their driveway and follow the (small) sign beside the house to get to the parking area behind the house. They provide buckets to collect berries in, straps if you want to strap the bucket to yourself, water bottles and a porta-potty. Everyone was super friendly and helpful, they showed me where to pick and told me how to mark the row for the next person. I picked 6 pounds in about an hour and it's only $2 a pound! They provide bags (I think just plastic grocery bags) to take berries home in, or you can bring your own containers to transport them home. The only suggestion I have is to make larger signs directing where to go for parking; I drove by twice not knowing to drive up the driveway to the back. I will definitely be back next year for more blueberries!

Awesome cherry farm really well kept with a lot of goodies inside the barn. Very friendly service.read more

Love this place! They always have superb homemade snacks like cherry donuts, and slushees! Need…read morebaking trinkets as well. Not to mention the hundreds and hundreds of cherry trees! It's a blast climbing the ladders and picking from whatever tree you desire. Decent prices on everything They got lots of portajohns for use. I've always gone on the 4th of the July, and it gets pretty busy, but that would be my only complaint. Stay hydrated as well, it's gets hot here!

My friend was in town so we decided to take the kids for a day trip here! We purchased the…read moredrivethru and hands on combo ticket. The kids had an absolute blast. You definitely need to go to both. At the hands on park there were baby goats roaming, little pigs roaming, you can get up close and personal with llamas, and so much more. My kids especially loved holding the little bunnies! You can't pick them up yourself but an employee will place them on your lap for you. I highly recommend buying the stuff to feed the animals. You can get pellets, carrots, apples, and little sticks with birdseed on them for the bird enclosure. Watch for signs because some animals can't have the pellets and some can't have anything at all. There are also a bunch of play structures for the kids to play! Twice a day they have bottle feedings and you can call ahead to book or book when you get there! You can't have outside food and the website says they sell food but it's just snacks, ice cream, and other similar treats. We did not know and hadn't eaten so we were so hungry! My son wanted to eat the carrots for the animals The drivethru was also great. You have to have the windows rolled up and the door locked while you drive through the Bear portion. There was a Bear that did a somersault right in front of the car! It was so cute! You can buy a bucket of pellets to feed most of the animals in the drive-thru too! Be careful though! There was a camel that ripped the bucket right from my hand! He was too strong for me If you have leftover pellets from the walk-through portion, ask the person at the gate of the drivethru for an empty bucket and you can dump them inside to feed the drivethru animals!

Had a wonderful day at this fantastic attraction today with my wife and our two granddaughters…read more There were plenty of things to see and do and the girls were fully entertained the whole time. Everyone was so accommodating and the park is so clean. We did the combo pass and thoroughly enjoyed the hands on park and the drive through Safari. we highly recommend the park to any one thinking of visiting, and we can't wait for our next visit. The icecream is great too.

Great tasting veggies and delicious strawberries!read more

This is THE BEST PETTING ZOO/learning farm I have ever seen. Critter Barn animals, staff,…read morevolunteers, and property all exceeded expectations. Very reasonably priced, tons of handwashing stations and a wonderful experience all around. My kids both want to volunteer here now. Worth the drive and the price of admission--without question one of the best attractions in the area.

This is a must see. We have come back year after year. This is great. Please go and enjoy. Feed…read moresome animals and enjoy the farm feeling. The new space is fun and way more room and more animals.

Awesome meat products (the way the animals should be raised), awesome service, from the sales staff…read moreto the delivery to my kitchen, a pleasant experience! It will be hard for my family to buy from anywhere else, especially when I would not know where the meat came from or how it is processed.