Daisy Crerk Farms is the best ORGANIC "you-pick" farms i have visited. Today I picked up 2…read morevarieties of peaches and French plums. Upon arrival you appreciate the work they put in on the farm making it a fun and bountiful experience. There's plenty of parking. They have wooden crate wagons or baskets for you to use. The staff is friendly and can point you in the right direction for what you are looking for. Overall it is easy to navigate because the way they have it set up is spacious and orgainized. They will also pick for you. You order ahead and they will have it ready for you to pick up. Thank you for picking my peaches and plums they are perfect!

Great farm with lots of fruits! They had blackberries, blueberries, tay berries, and strawberries…read more I may have missed some others. We went on a Saturday morning and were worried they would be low since lot of people visiting but there were plenty for everyone! Admission is $1 per person or $7 per person if you want to eat the fruits. Each berry has its own price per pound. Strawberries were $5/lb

We ended up at Alpine Blue Farms on a whim because the first farm we went to didn't allow dogs,…read moreeven though my dog was in a backpack. Alpine Blue not only allowed dogs, but had their resident farm dog sitting on the passenger side of one of the carts going up and down the dirt road. This local farm also beats others in prices! At the end of May, only cherries and blueberries were available to pick and everything was $4 per lb except the yellow cherries which were $4.50/lb. What a steal with today's inflation! The 1st farm we went to was way more than this. I like that this farm is widely open and you can explore anywhere you'd like. There were so many variety of cherry trees to choose from and I was surprised how large of an area there was for the blueberries. Not sure if we missed where the ladders were, but some folks near us had one. The place is clean and well maintained. Some paths were full and lush with grass. There were families just chilling and having a picnic in the orchard. Another plus is that it wasn't crowded like some of the other farms; we hardly saw anyone while exploring. They even offer rides up or down the road. All the workers there were so friendly. The sprinklers were on at the time we went, which made it fun dodging water and helped cool us off in the near-90° heat. There were portable washing stations and potties, and a sink by the check-out in case you want to wash your hands or fruit before bringing home. Overall, a great relaxing experience. Huge orchards, unbeatable prices, fresh fruit, and dogs allowed!

Came here for the first time today. Great experience. Super nice staff. Will definitely be coming…read moreback yearly.

Why haven't I left a review for this place? We've been here twice for cherry picking. Last time was…read morein June 2025. They charge $4 and had lapins, rainiers, and corals when we went. What's great about cherry picking is that it's great for all ages. They provide ladders and each of the rows of cherries are well-labelled. Plenty of rows to pick from without feeling overcrowded. Enjoy!

Visited Nunn Better Farms for cherry picking and honestly left disappointed. At first, we were…read morepicking cherries from an area that looked very dry and poorly maintained. Later on, we found out that section was already out of season. As we walked farther, we finally saw much better cherries, but most of the good ones were way too high to reach and there were no ladders available. There were some lower branches, but the cherries there were not great in quality, so we ended up picking only around 3 lbs. We then decided to switch to the peach and nectarine area hoping for a better experience, but unfortunately there was barely anything good to pick. Most of the fruits were either overripe, damaged, or already picked over. Overall, it felt like the farm should have better guidance on which sections are still worth visiting before customers pay and spend time walking around in the heat. The staff was fine, but the overall fruit quality and picking experience were disappointing for us this visit.

Family owed, very nice. Know your seasons for strawberries…read moreand blackberries. Sweet and ready to be picked with a day in the sunshine. You might see an emu or two.

Man at the stand was a bit aloof (spoke only a few words and not in the warmest way.....he did seem…read morekinda tired) but the strawberries that I got here were so vibrant and juicy! I picked up a box of them straight from the stand counter, but at the time of this review it seems like it's also still the season for self-picking in the strawberry fields (saw a lady get a white bucket). Drive slowly when approaching the entrance because it creeps up fast from the main road (narrow one-lane gated way)!

Victoria Island Farms was such an amazing experience, especially for families with kids! The farm…read morewas very kid-friendly with easy access to the fruits, making it simple and fun even for little ones to pick on their own. There were so many fruits available and most of them were incredibly sweet and fresh. The prices were also very reasonable $6/lb, which made the whole trip even more worth it. The atmosphere was relaxing and perfect for a family day out. If I lived closer, I would honestly visit more often during the season. One of my favorite parts was their blueberry ice cream -- so creamy, refreshing, and absolutely delicious after walking around the farm. Definitely one of the highlights of our visit. Highly recommend this place for families looking for a fun and enjoyable fruit-picking experience!

My go to farm for blueberry picking. They have over 80 aisles to roam around & pick to your heart's…read morecontent. They are a bit further out from Brentwood but it's well worth. It was $6 per lb this year. Tips: -Bring a hat for shade & face mask because it gets dusty from the ground -They provide bags -Big lot for parking -Portable restrooms on site

Cherries here are $2 a pound- which I think is a great price. Many places are priced around the…read moresame. If you want Raniers you'll need to go across the street to the Lopez Farm (which used to be owned by DC). The first reviewer for this place wrote a great review and had good advice on what to bring and do, so be sure to read it. The only other thing I would add is I would also bring: 1) scissors- you don't have to have them but it's easier on the hands 2) bug spray- there are bugs out there and I got bit today! 3) hand sanitizer, since your hands will get dirty I found that the rows which were furthest back and the trees in the middle tended to have the best fruit. Probably varies each season but that's how it was for us during this visit. They don't have ladders but it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to bring a light plastic stool. Not all of us are six feet tall!

I have been craving to go cherry picking and the stars never seem to align just right. Either I…read morethink about it way too early or way to late in the season. This year though, I had a google calendar reminder setup and I was prepared to go! Memorial day weekend seemed to be busiest so we went the week after. The memorial day crowd must have raped those trees as most of the low hanging fruit was gone. Even though you are not supposed to, we ended up standing on our buckets to get the Rainer variety. The black tart was completely gone but there was plenty of bing to go around. The season is super short and overheard that they may only have one more weekend and then close up! Only cherries here, have to drive around the rest of Brentwood for other fruits and veggies! Not much shade and dusty parking lot. (That's probably typical!)

Local is ALWAYS better! This U-pick strawberry farm is just 15 mins from my home and a perfect…read morespot to get fresh strawberries (whether you pick it or grab them from the farmstand!). They have other seasonal fruit available there as well. I can grab 3 baskets of strawberries and freeze some for smoothies and in sparkling water as well as having some fresh fruit to eat. The family run stand is great...and I love supporting local businesses! Stop by and try their strawberries late spring and early summer!

Stumbled upon this spot with my mom. The girl that helped us today was extremely friendly. She…read moreexplained how the whole process worked and everything. I could tell I was supporting a great family owned business! Me and my mom found lots of great, big and fresh strawberries!! So yummy! They take many different payment methods too which is very helpful. $2.99/lb and $3 entry fee per person! Also their strawberry fields was very well organized and clean compared to other U Pick farms I've been to in the past! Highly recommend!!

I like their reservation method - the whole process was very modern. Their website allows you to…read moremake a time-entry based reservation the night before. This gave me peace knowing that I will still have fruits to pick/won't get stopped at the entrance even if I sleep in on the u-pick days. It also lets me know they actively maintain their site, which I really do appreciate. They really got all the stuff/process together. Very well organized. You can add the QR code to digital wallet for easy access. The entrance fee serves as a coupon for the fruits. The staffs were also very helpful. They gave us tips on what to look for when picking white peaches (it was our first time u picking the peaches), and they recommended that we try out the fruit while we were there too. I love that they were open about fruit tasting. This farm was also the first u-pick place with the most variety of fruits (white peach, 2 types of apricots, ollaliberry/blackberry, and cherries) to pick from on the same day.

Went on Memorial day: it has red cherries, pipa, apricots, white peach, black berries & sunflower…read moreplants. Small dirt lot for parking. Entrance fee $5/person, no biggie as this amount will be credited back when you pay for what u pick ($4.5/lb), can be a problem though for a large party. There were enough white peach left: crunchy & sweet albeit medium in size, the remaining apricots not yet fully ripen, black berries tasted sour, not many cherries left but we already had our fill on the other farm, sunflowrr plants were $2/stalk. Overall fun place to be & friendly hosts https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTjC8vp9m/

We arrived at family-owned Freitas Cherry Ranch around 8:00AM (they open at 7:30AM) on the first…read moreSaturday of their U-Pick season this year. Parking was easy. My daughter and I found what looked to be an unpicked cherry tree and went to work. It didn't take long for us to gather a bounty of cherries, and there was tons of low hanging fruit that was super easy for a petite seven-year-old to reach. Special thanks to the Freitas staff member who told us to pick dark cherries. The bright red ones look appealing but they need more time on the tree! We took home seven pounds of cherries. They were $4/pound and they take cash or credit cards. I checked their website before heading here (and recommend you do too!). We'll definitely be back to Freitas.

We came for cherry picking over the weekend. Interestingly, Freitas asks you to sign a waiver…read morebefore you're allowed to pick. There was no signage indicating price/pound, and they give you a plastic bag to carry your cherries. When we got into the orchard, we noticed that most of the trees had been either picked clean or had berries that were rotten or too small/not ripe yet. We intentionally walked much further in to see if we could find some trees that hadn't been picked as much, but the orchard wasn't in great shape. We struggled to find cherries we actually wanted to pick, and we tripped a few times on the uneven dirt, weeds, and tubes running throughout. When we left, we weighed our cherries and confirmed they were $4/lb. Freitas also doesn't take credit card, so we had to pay with either cash or Venmo. We've previously been to The Cherry Pit and far preferred our experience there. The Cherry Pit had parking closer to the entrance, clear signage indicating price/lb, lots of high quality trees and ample cherries to pick, and accepts credit cards. The Cherry Pit also didn't ask us to sign a waiver before entering.

Picked up some strawberries & fresh baked bread. Both were amazing and delicious. The guy working…read moreat the front was nice and friendly and helped me pick my strawberries. It was a nice experience and I plan on coming back for my next strawberry fill up!

It was supposed to be a u-pick . And it was closed. They had a good amount to purchase . My main…read morething was they let the these three old asian ladies stand at the register and block it while the others shopped and kept bringing stuff up ! No ! Go shop then get in line ! Ugh