This is a really cute U-pick fruit farm for the whole family. We came on June 1st, and there were peaches, apricots, cherries, and strawberries. Tip: follow them on instagram to get the latest updates on hours and available fruits for picking. The place is quite large, so you'll need to pay for their tractor ride ($4) to get from station to station. We came around 10:00 a.m. on a Monday and the place wasn't crowded. We picked up our baskets and then let the kids place around their tree house for a little bit before getting on the tractor. Our first stop was peaches and apricots. The peaches were pretty low hanging, and the kids were so excited to pick them. However, there weren't that many ripe ones at this time. There were more ripe apricots, and they were sweet and juicy. Our next stop was the strawberry station where there were plenty of ripe strawberries. Our last stop was the cherry station. Our driver directed us to the last row where we could find ladders. Sure enough the cherries were plentiful and so sweet and juicy. There were even kid size ladders for the littles ones. The fruits were 100 times better than what you'll find at the grocery store, and the kids had so much fun picking their own fruits. If you need a fun activity with the kids, I high recommend coming here. read more

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We visited on a weekday and, by then, the strawberry fields were nearly picked over. The tractor ride costs $4 per person, including young children, which felt a bit expensive for the experience offered. The plums and peaches were excellent, and the picnic area was nice. However, there was no water available, and the staff member at the front wasn't able to tell us where to find any. Overall, it felt like the weekday experience lacked attention to guest services. In comparison, Urban Edge Farm, just a few minutes away, offered outstanding service, high-quality produce, and complimentary rides, making for a much more enjoyable visit. read more

Three Nunns Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

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What a cute and fun place! I stopped by this morning a little after they opened and it was not crowded. This farm is very large and you cannot just walk to the u-pick orchard. You pay $4 per person to ride their tractor , select small or larger buckets, and they will drop you off and pick you up. The first stop is for lapin and ranier cherries, peaches, and apricots. The next stop is for strawberries. Then you return to the entrance/exit. It rained recently so it was VERY muddy. Wearing boots or washable shoes would be a great idea. The farm has a lot of fun and cute touches like decorations, signs, play areas, seating that is suitable for adults and young children. We only picked cherries and they were sweet and plentiful. The tractor driver and employee at the counter were very friendly. read more

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Had a lot of fun coming here. Loved the little tractor ride throughout the farm. This is a great activity for all ages. There's something rewarding about picking your own fruit and everyone in the group competing for who found the largest strawberry or picked the most cherries. Although the price for the pound is a bit more expensive than the store I feel it's worth it for the experience. It's a nice way to break away from the routine and have fun with the kiddos. read more

Three Nunns Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

Omg! Their cherries were so SWEET! Please be aware that their schedule changes each week and it gets busy, especially on the weekends. We had to park our car outside the parking lot because it was full. They offer tractor rides for kids and I saw a lemonade stand in the facility. Staff were friendly and assisted us when we asked questions. The process was simple. It's around 5-10 minute walk to the farm from the entrance. You take a bucket with you and start picking right away! They also had strawberries this week but we ended up picking the cherries. Once you're finished, you can weigh it and pay. $4 per pound. It was worth it to me. I would recommend visiting during peak fruit season!! read more

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I suspect that most people choose u-pick at Three Nunns Farm for the experience. The fruit you come home with is remarkably flavorful and well worth the effort, even if you view harvesting your own produce as an unnecessary, labor-intensive activity. Trust me, smelling that bowl of freshly picked strawberries after you get them home is worth all the effort. The prices are good too: $4 a pound for strawberries, apricots, peaches, nectarines and cherries. I considered our 10 a.m.ish arrival on a sunny Juneteenth early, however the crowded parking lot suggested otherwise. Throughout our visit, there was a steady flow of cars turning into the entrance. There were small lines for all aspects of the outing: to pay for the tractor ride, for the ride itself, to pay for our haul. From the pictures on Yelp, it looks like the crowd size can get far larger on weekends and holidays. After you arrive at the Farm and park in their free lot, you walk a short distance to the main entrance in the barn where you can rent a small ($.50) or large ($1) bucket to pick fruit. There's a $3 fee per person charge (ages two and under ride free) for the mandatory tractor ride to the picking areas, complete with hard-to-decipher (cherry?) handstamp to prove you paid. When we were there, there were two stops, one for the apricots, peaches and cherries and another for the strawberries. The tractor ride added to the adventure, however, given the growing crowd and intense sun, securing a seat between stops began to feel increasingly competitive. The ride itself was extremely dusty - to the extent that I was relieved to get off. The mass of people waiting to get on the tractor ride with buckets of fruit in tow, combined with the rural surroundings and jostling to secure a spot, made it feel like boarding some kind of underground economy transportation alternative in a developing nation on your way home from the market. If you do not wish to pay for the tractor ride, you can go to the other end of the parking lot where there is a walk-in orchard for cherries only; just make sure that you confirm that it is open before heading down there. My pro tips are check the website before leaving for the latest information on what is pickable, get there early, wear a hat and (layers of) sunscreen, bring your own bags to transport the fruit and pack a mask to protect yourself from the dust on the tractor ride. read more

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We had a wonderful time doing cherry picking here on Mother's Day weekend! The farm is well organized and runs smooth with tractor tickets, buckets, and delicious popsicles and drinks to sip on! Check their schedule as it changes frequently of what is available for picking such as strawberries and cherries, as well as later in the season, they have peaches! The tractor ride was four dollars. The cherries we picked were delicious and my toddler had an amazing time pulling them straight from the tree read more

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Love this farm. Went to many other farms for cherry picking but they don't taste as good. First 10 minutes my 6 years old daughter filled her little bucket. I asked if she tasted them before picking and she said no and I thought to myself oh great maybe half might be sour but to my surprise, they were all sweet. Our family had lots of fun especially my nieces and nephews. read more

I love cherries. It was a great experience to pick right off the tree and enjoy the dark sweet cherries. This experience will be an annual event for me. read more

Great service with friendly staff, good selection of fresh fruits/veggies and in the fall a corn maze, tractor rides and a couple other kids rides and tons of picture perfect spots. Definitely a great place to bring your family and out of town guests. read more

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What a great find! Three Nunns costs $3 to get in but they take you on a tractor to 3 different parts of the farm for strawberries, blackberries and cherries. You pick up the bucket in the front and pay at the end once they weigh it. Note that you might have to wait for a couple tractors if people don't get off. I came around the middle of the season and started with strawberry picking. There was a mix of big and small strawberries and a lot of them were the perfect ripeness. I went down a couple rows to get about 10 lbs! I couldn't help but cut them and smell each one because they were that sweet. We then went to pick bing cherries and to get the best ones, we definitely had to use the ladder. The ones I picked were super big, plump and juicy. I didn't care for cherries before this but now I'm changed! They also kept really well in the fridge for over a week. Pro tip, bring scissors so it's a cleaner cut and bring a cooler for strawberries because they won't last it the heat. read more

This was a cute spot for u pick! They have portable potties available at the parking lot and near the cherry trees. To get to the u pick area you have to take a $3/ person (under 2 is free) tractor ride. They have 3 fruit picking spots: blackberries, strawberries and cherries. The whole experience on a Friday took about 90 minutes. They have picnic tables in the shade and a cute play structure. They had 2 kiddie carnival rides (closed when we were there) and lemonade (closed when we were there.) I would go back but better prepare for the experience with more kid snacks, water, etc. read more

Three Nunns Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

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A more commercialized U pick with strawberries and cherries. We went on a holiday and it was super busy; I don't know if that's typical. It was a bit unclear what you needed to do, vague instructions on the board and no clear loves, but you must buy tickets to take a tractor to the fruits. The sellers did their jobs but weren't super attentive. The buckets come with the ticket. There was a really long line for cherries, that was a bit chaotic and wrapped around several times. It was hard to tell there were two lines or where they started. Some fences to organize it would've been nice. The strawberries were supposedly running out and closed a bit after we went, but there were actually still a lot left when we got there. It was also annoying you had to go back to the starting area and can't go from strawberries to cherries directly. The strawberries were nice and large, but didn't taste super different from store bought to me. We didn't try the cherries. There seemed to be a lot of attractions for kids, but they weren't all open and we didn't try any. The price seems fair but overall just an okay experience. read more

By far my favorite farm in Brentwood overall, we're here every year. Due to their convenient location, I always prefer to stop by here than be in traffic driving in more to other farms. With that said, they have lots of different fruits to pick here, tractor ride with a fee, and some other rides for the kids to enjoy their day out with their families. We're usually here for just the cherries, so I don't know how much the other fruits cost by the pound, but CHERRIES are $4lbs! So affordable! Farm picking with families over STORE BOUGHT FOR $9lbs ALWAYS. Parking is small, but you can always park on the streets and walk in. GOODLUCK. read more

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What a terrible unorganized mess of people. All that was managed was the line to pay for tractor ride to get to the cherry u pick farm but how do you get to the tractor ride itself? Thats a mystery of following people in line who don't know if they're even in the right line! They should start doing a reservation system to better manage the amount of people so that it's controlled and people have time slots to arrive and go on tractor. Happy customers means happy experience which will impact long term people wanting to keep coming. I hope they do take this constructive feedback and implement something. read more

Three Nunns Farm - Sea of people - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

Mandatory tractor ride in order to get to the cherry trees! It was about a 6 min tractor ride! Super dusty so please wear a mask and sunglasses! Price was fair and comparable to other local farms! $4/lbs! Cherries were so sweet and not tart at all (although that will depend on you, the picker :) )! Before coming here I didn't know they had so many selections of fruits! I may have to come back during other seasons but for now, I saw they had strawberries and cherries :) we didn't really need service here so can't really rate on that. Overall all will come again :) read more

Three Nunns Farm - Yummmm! All this for $10 AND none of them are bruised because we picked them ourselves?! Yes!!! - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

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2nd year in a row of going to Three Nunns!! It has become a family tradition. I have 4 nieces and a nephew between the ages of 5 and 11, and they enjoyed very much. I love that it's so family/kid friendly!! Last year we enjoyed cherry and strawberry picking!! This year just cherries. We all enjoyed the tractor ride into the orchards. The kids loved the rollercoaster ride. They rode it at least 5 times. I recommend arriving early. We got there at least 30-45 minutes before opening to get great parking, start picking early and leaving before it got too hot. See you next year Three Nunns!!! read more

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Would recommend the peaches here. Strawberries not so much (tiny). The strawberry field is small and you have to really go looking for them under the leaves. Price is meh. read more

Love supporting local farms! We came here on opening day and that could be why some of the strawberries were not that sweet. You have to take a $3 per person tractor ride to the field and there is also a fun strawberry spinning ride near the strawberry fields. There are picnic tables and also porta potties. Overall fun experience but the tractor ride does add to the cost and also wished the strawberries were sweeter! read more

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Cute local farm! My friend and I drove from east bay to check out their pumpkins for fall. - $15/person for entry, includes a 5 lb pumpkin and access to the corn mazes - Need to take a short tractor-drawn wagon ride from entrance to the actual pumpkin patch. Have carts on the back to transport strollers (and maybe wheelchairs/mobility devices if the user is able to step onto the wagon) - Patch is pretty vast and has decent variety of pumpkins... Though due to the heat, some seemed pretty mushy and deflated already. Not sure how often they rotate out old ones - Two corn mazes available, 6 mi and 2 mi-- both were a bit sparse with cornstalks (not super dense like others I've been to...) but not terrible, we still had fun trying to navigate our way out! The far reaches had higher, denser stalks - Only food available is ice pops, no actual dining or snacks (at least at the time we visited), though plenty of picnic bench seating - Super kid-friendly! Corn-themed mini roller coaster, play spaces, and a melon launcher lol - Good for the cost! Parking along the road was free as well For the pumpkin patch, I think there are better (albeit pricey) ones in Brentwood and south bay. Maybe the overall experience is better in their U-Pick fruit orchards... read more

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What a shame we have been coming here for multiple years and one person ruined today's experience. Extremely rude unprofessional and she has a never-ending RBF. Thanks to you. Me and my entire family will never come here again. Once again, what a shame we love this place. Hope your lap job last forever. read more

Three Nunns Farm - Pumpkin Patches Near Me - Brentwood, California

Cherry picking part was good, but the crazy and unorganized lines getting onto the tractors was ridiculous. We were queued up in a line that snaked around for an hour until the snaking disappeared, and the lines, turned into a free for all. They would have benefited from some signs or proper directions. Ice pops were more of a cream pop, could barely taste the cherries. read more

We chose this farm because it is an actual farm. With lots of choices for pumpkin picking and had some rides. The kid is still young and hasn't ridden many rides yet but it was nice option to have grandma and papa ride with her. She enjoyed the strawberry spinning ride. The rollecoaster wasn't her favorite but that was just a preference thing. Nice options for food and drink. We got a few smoothies which was good to cool down the other set of grandparents. Cool, sunny fall weather- perfect for a morning hangout. The value was good bc admission includes pumpkin cost. Service was kind including the tractor ride over to the farm. Everyone who helped us was kind and friendly. I'd recommend this pumpkin patch farm for families and large groups. Very spacious place. read more

Came here last spring/summer to pick some strawberries and cherries, all I have to say was they were amazing. I'm not from around Brentwood and we don't have farms where you can buy fresh fruit off the vine. They offered a great experience of picking fruit, we went to a handful of other farms around the area and Three Nunns had one upped all of them. I cannot wait to come back again for this next fruit season. read more

This review is strictly for the pumpkin patch. We will never be back again WAY TOO EXPENSIVE FOR WHAT YOU GET OR MORE WHAT YOU DONT. The price doesn't even include a pumpkin for each admission it literally includes a pumpkin you can't even carve into. We paid $80 only left with 3 pumpkins yet there was 5 of us and had to even pay more before we left bc our pumpkins weighed more then there 5LBs. They had rides there but your admission basically only includes the tractor ride to actually get to the pumpkins to pick them. Absolutely will never come back! We can go to Safeway and get pumpkins we can actually carve for $5. At Smiths family farm there admission includes ANY pumpkin and way more stuff to walk around and do. This place is extremely disappointing. read more

My family and I had a very disappointing experience here. We were standing in line, waiting to be helped, after the customers in front of us had finished. However, the staff member completely ignored us and began assisting people who had just come off a tractor instead. Even though we were standing directly in front of her and were the only ones left in line, she kept asking "Who's next?" and continued helping others who arrived after us. There was no acknowledgment of our presence, no explanation, and no communication about the process. After waiting for quite a while, I finally asked when we would be helped, and her response was, "You'll have to wait, I'm helping people from the tractor," said with noticeable attitude. It was frustrating and confusing because we had been there the entire time and could have easily been helped first. We left feeling ignored, disrespected, and disappointed by the lack of courtesy and professionalism. read more

For strawberry picking get there early. As in at 9:00 and not much later. We arrived at 9:03AM and the parking lot was mostly full. Check, and keep checking, their website for updates regarding days and times for upick. They update regularly and weather definitely impacts when they are open for picking. It's a well run operation. It moves quickly enough that the five kids we took (ages 3-9) never had a chance to get too wiggly. Expect to pay for the tractor ride to get to the strawberries ($3 per person) and the berry-go-round ($3 per person). But most importantly: the strawberries are delicious (and $4 per pound). The whole affair doesn't take a very long time so if you've driven a decent distance to Brentwood and are wondering what to do next, I recommend Brentwood City Park. It's a short drive away. They have covered picnic tables, a play structure, a splash pad, and public restrooms. read more

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Two stars because the decor was cute and the only friendly folks were the male presenting men who were doing the tractor services. Customer service was lacking the ladies in the front were on their phones the whole time and they didn't greet ANYONE. Pumpkin selection was lacking Value - we got charged for 2 flowers when we only purchased one. When we confronted the cashier it took a while for her to believe that we only bought one. We will not be returning to this farm and take our business elsewhere. We love to support small businesses but this is just ridiculous. read more

We went here on May 18th Saturday. They just open and will remain open for a month. I love this place as this is good for kids and adults using tractors to haul us from the main entrance to the cher picking site. There were people lined up to wait for the tractor but it went quickly. I love their huge cherry farm, cherries are very sweet. The price was $4.00 per lb and I spent $180 just for cherries. hahaha. I would like to come back again this weekend, Saturday 08 Jun 2024. Enjoy cherry picking! read more

It's strawberry and cherry picking season again! So we head over to the Three Nunns Farm to get a hold or these juicy goodness. Parking was ample. You would have to check in the white barn, and pay for the tractor ride for $3 each bothways and you will be stamped and you can pick up your buckets. It will pass a little bridge, peaches farms then the first stop is the strawberry fields (forvever), they have a berry-go-round too, a fun, zofran-needing ride! Next stop are the cherries trees, which were beaming with blushing cerezas. There's shade but dress appropriately since some days may be scorching hot. Suncreen, sunglasses and a hat it a must. It has been a part of our annual mini family tradition. read more

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Came here for the pumpkin patch towards the end of the day on a Sunday despite being surprised all of the pumpkin patches in this area closed so early, on a weekend nevertheless. We paid $15 a person for admission, which includes a $5 credit towards a pumpkin or pumpkins to take home. They allowed us to combine all three of ours for a $15 credit. I would say the highlight of this pumpkin farm was the tractor ride out to the field of pumpkins, it made it a very authentic experience. The staff were friendly. There was a large and small corn maze. Other than picking pumpkins and taking some photos, there wasn't much else to do out there. I can't imagine spending more than 30 minutes there, which is very different from my other pumpkin patch experiences elsewhere in Sacramento and San Diego. The only real negative I have is that they didn't have music, food (at least corn on the cob or pie or something), snacks or apple cider for purchase, just ice cream popsicles. read more

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My review is based on the Halloween attraction in 2024. My family and I had so much fun we went twice. My toddler loved the tractor ride to the patch, picking pumpkins, riding the strawberry ride, and his favorite - the other tractor ride with the colorful buggies & giant scarecrow through the maze. Service is great! Everyone was so helpful and informative. It's fun & worth it for family fun. read more

Terrible place for strawberries. Inaccurate information on the website. Not trustworthy. Tried to come here two years now for strawberry picking and both times have been a hot (literally) mess. Last year, we were told right as they took our money for the tractor, "oh, strawberries are done for the day." It was 10.30am. And they knew we wanted strawberries because we just asked them what varieties they had and how was the picking that season ("Great!" was the reply). Tried to get a refund but it was so difficult. "You can pick cherries" (not here for cherries). "It's fun!" (not here for a tractor ride either) But, we didn't learn. Came back again this year (kid really wanted the berry go round ride thing from 3 years ago). Parked. Schlep ourselves to the barn. Got told that strawberry patch is at the OTHER END of the parking lot. Schlep back to the parking lot and beyond. Found the entrance. Only to be told "sorry, the patch is closed." When we told them that we JUST came from the barn who told us to go there. The woman manning the entrance had a "I don't get paid enough for this" expression and shrug at us. We told them to tell the barn that they were closed. She rolled her eyes and walked back into the shade/hut thing and just stood there looking at the pickers who were leaving. Clearly ignoring us. When we were driving out, we could see her telling more unfortunate people the bad news. Also, it was 11am and the website says U-Pick 9-11.30am. If they want to close early, please let us know before we walk all over the dusty parking lot in the heat. Get it together Three Nunns. Also, your employees clearly don't care about your customers. read more

Staff needs a little training on customer communication. We realized we put too many peaches in 4 different baskets (family of 4). We were scolded (mafia style) that we had to buy all the fruits in the check out. "You will have to" was the instruction. Similar lack of customer service attitude on the tractor, where 16 year old kids are scolding adults on basic requests. Some basic customer service/communication training required. read more

Each year my grandson visits from SF, and loves pumpkin patches,always have had 5 star reviews at the patches, first time to 3Nunns sadly can't say that for there Very expensive, field rotting and dry, slides hard for kids to master, no music and hard to find read more

We visited the farm on Mother's Day. The farm wasn't crowded, the tractor ride was a fun start. However, shortly after we began picking cherries, a family ahead of us spotted a snake on the ground. They alerted everyone nearby. One family member searched for staff assistance but couldn't locate anyone immediately. Fortunately, the snake was moving slowly, and a staff member removed it from the area. Just be careful while picking cherries. read more

I will not recommended this place. Cherry picking doesn't open until 10:15. If you come here at 9, you might have to go to strawberry picking or wait until 10:15 for cherry picking. They will not tell about this up front and instead make you wait read more

Two years later, still just as good. Features a Berry-go-round for the kids, which is a carnival ride akin to the Dizzy Cups at Disneyland and in the shape of a strawberry. As of June 2023, * Berry-go-round is $3 per kid, adults ride free with child; children must be 36". * Tractor rides to the orchards are free. * Features U pick strawberries, cherries, nectarines. Not a lot of peaches when we went. * Prices are very affordable. * Staff is friendly. read more

This place is awesome! There are three different types of cherries and I was able to pick 12 pounds of cherries in an hour. Plus I've lost my glasses while picking cherries and after 10 minutes that we left, they called me to say that they found them. I honestly don't know how they did it since we moved a lot between the trees, but I'm so happy about that! Thank you so much for all your work and thank you so much for being wonderful human beings! read more

CHERRY PICKING: This was our 1st time cherry picking. I guess i missed the initial season because when I searched online for farms (6/7/2022), majority of them were closed for the season and others were only open on weekends. Fortunately, Three Nunns was open. I went in fully expecting the fruit to be picked over but that wasn't the case. There were rows and rows of beautiful cherries waiting to be picked. We had a wonderful experience. It wasn't super crowded and there was an abundance of cherries. We went early morning so we beat the heat and the crowd. The cherries are located in the front orchard so we didn't get to experience the tractor ride. Being that this was cherry season, there wasn't any other fruit to be picked. With that being the case, it's not something to make a day out of. You can literally be in and out in half an hour. We picked 2.5lb of cherries. We enjoyed ourselves. read more

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