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Came by today on a whim and it was very muddy! Bring your patience and boots :) The area we were told to pick from did not have any ripe red Himalayan mulberries so we picked the white ones. Since they are smaller, it takes longer to pick and you have to look up into the trees to pick them. Staff are always very nice and they try to be helpful and answer questions.
I've lived over 45 years of life and the only things I knew about Mulberries were the nursery rhyme "Here we go round the mulberry bush" and one coworker told me a few years ago that they are really good and I need to try it sometime. Mulberries grow on trees, not bushes! Curse you, nursery rhyme! When one of our friends asked us to go fruit picking, specifically mulberry picking, we jumped at the opportunity. We arrived at the parking lot and it was massive. It reminded me of parking at an amusement park - they'll someday need posted signs with characters so we can remember where we parked. Parking is free, but there is an admission fee of $8 per person. Reservations can be made online in advance - we just scanned the QR code on site to get tickets. Our friends remembered a few years back where it was a much smaller operation, there was a fee to park, but no price of admission. Upon entering, they give you some plastic boxes to pack the mulberries you pick. Every case you take home costs $9. They also give you a long stick with a narrow plastic cylinder at the end. We were first wondering how in the world are we supposed to pick fruit with a half open tube. But after the first try, it turned to common sense. The ripe berries are barely hanging on, so if you tap them gently, they fall into the tube. Mulberries really long dark berries. I didn't measure, but maybe 1 to 2 inches in length. We tried to get the darkest, most ripe ones. Some of those were too ripe and borderline starting to ferment. The light purple ones still tasted pretty good despite not looking that ripe. I don't know how to describe the flavor - it's certainly berry adjacent. Our whole family loves berries and three of us were devouring berries while our fourth member stopped at one. It's ok, because the rest of us ate enough to covert the full price of admission. We went in early May and the weather was fantastic. There is some shade for protection, but definitely bring a hat and water. We were outside for over an hour and a half between walking from the parking lot, gaining admission, and the fruit picking itself. Highly, highly recommend Very Mulberry. I'm still thinking about the experience weeks later and it brings a smile to my face.
Very very large farm with both black mulberries and white mulberries! Extremely abundant and super fun jiggling for the fruits using the cup fruit picker stalk things. I do actually recommend just bringing a pair of disposable gloves and wearing clothing you don't mind getting stained. $6 per clamshell (sometimes they do a deal). White mulberries only available starting 1:30pm? Bit weird they don't talk about it on their website. $8 for entrance fee per person. Can be bought online on their website. Also eat the fruit ASAP or freeze them. They do go bad very easily. And yes they have creepy crawlies on them so wash them. Second year going here but this time during Memorial Day weekend and would recommend avoiding coming here during these times as the parking lot was chaotic and took what felt like 20 mins just sitting in the parking lot trying to exit. They had attendants trying to half manage it but they don't seem to have it figured out. Also a lot of people kinda end up blocking the entrance, if you have the QR code/ticket just walk past the people and scan your code. Love that they sell mulberry trees!
Well, it's that time of the year again. And almost three years after my 1st review of this place. Things actually improved after that maiden purchase as they are a seasonal regular at the Ferry farmers' market. I remember buying quite a bit in 2025 on both Tuesdays and Saturdays. On the final Saturday in April, I noticed their stand and decided to buy a couple boxes for a friend who is a huge fan (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=jBczSUlQoHX7A7lgw__JZA). If you are a fan, please note that the season is limited, generally six to eight weeks from what I remember. There are generally only two other farms that offer this and they are even more limited since it is a rotational crop for them. Welcome back to the Ferry farmers' market and I'll be seeing you weekly until the season is over. Look for the stand along the south driveway, just past the food stands (Roli Roti and Wise Sons Bagels).
Super fun experience! This was my first time trying a Mulberry and at a Mulberry farm, it felt really unique and the entire farm is set up to be as easy and smooth as possible. Mulberries are only in season for less than 8 weeks so make sure you try to come when it's open. The mulberries are super sweet and supple, like a cross between a moon drop grape and blackberry! Definitely sample them but be warned, they do stain your clothes and hands easily. The u-pick is easy to find and the Mulberry Train which is included in the $8/person admission is an easy way to get to more trees with ripe Mulberries. They provide picking tools and boxes for you to fill up (priced at $9 per box) and the grounds have portable bathrooms, sinks to wash your hands and a few food trucks on the weekends which is great.
What a neat activity! Def have to try it at least once. Learn what it is, how it tasted, and how it is picked! Very cool. Did you know? Mulberries are stone fruits $8 admission per person Pay additional $8 per box you leave with picking Free parking Free use of the picking tool There are food, cookie and shaved ice stands in the food area
What an awesome U-pick experience if you're a mulberry lover! These long caterpillar-looking berries are so sweet and juicy, and they're even better when you pick them fresh off the tree! We made the drive out to Brentwood on a Saturday and oh boy was it crowded and busy! The farm is big enough for everyone to spread out though and so it didn't feel too crowded if you just go out in the field far enough. It was 8$ per adult entry fee, and then each box of mulberries that you fill up to take home is $9. You do get unlimited sampling though to eat mulberries to your heart's delight! You also get a picker stick to use to pick the mulberries high in the trees. When we went in late April, there were still plenty of mulberries in the lower branches to hand pick. The mulberries here were so sweet and supple! Each bite gushed with that purple mulberry juice and I couldn't stop sampling them until my mouth and hands were stained purple! The mulberries do get moldy within a few days though, so plan to eat them soon after. Such a fun outdoor spring activity, looking forward to going back in a few weeks for more mulberries!
This was so fun. Mulberries tend to be delicate and don't stay fresh for long, so you'll rarely see them in grocery stores. There's nothing better than being able to pick them fresh off the trees! They are so juicy and sweet--I would describe the flavor as something between a cherry and blackberry. Make sure to plan a mulberry picking day in Brentwood before the season is over.
We woke up excited to pick mulberries this morning. We had already paid the $8 per person entrance fee online, but when we arrived, we were given new smaller plastic boxes for $6 each, about half the size of the ones they used to provide. Maybe I missed this information on their website, but the experience is starting to feel a bit too commercial and not as local. To improve, they should be more transparent about the changes...especially the smaller $6 boxes. Clear communication would help the experience feel less commercial and more like the local farm visit people expect.
What a fun time! Our party of 3 had 830am reservations on May 16. It was our first time mulberry picking, and definitely won't be our last. Everything was well organized and clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. The Mulberry Express was a unique experience that both adults and kids could enjoy! We enjoyed the picking experience, as well as "sampling the goods". Highly recommend going earlier in the day to avoid crowds and rising temperatures. Will be back next season!
We reserved in advance and went there on a Saturday morning. Didn't get the VIP parking but the regular parking was good too. The Mulberry express train ride to the trees was cute and fun. There were lots of Mulberries and the process was simple. They gave us 5 plastic boxes and one cardboard box. We took about an hour to fill all the 5 boxes. The staff was friendly and even offered to take pictures of our group. The mulberries are super sweet and delicious. There were some vendors there selling popcorn, cookies, Pani puri and more. This experience is really worth it.
Omg! Infested with worms...I brought my kids here for the fun experience and they were eating some mulberries as they picked them. After washing them with baking soda and water, I ate a lot but then saw a moving worm popping out of one. I decided to wash all the berries again with a vinegar soak and saw hundreds of worms come out of the 2 boxes of mulberries that I had. I feel sick to my stomach that I ate the infested mulberries. The berries are tasty but I don't know how I can get past this.
My 1st time U-Picking Mulberries. I had never tasted them before, but thought I'd give them s try! Ok, they have the texture of a blackberry and a bit more of a savory/sweet taste. I'm thinking of making jam vs cobbler, as I don't think they are a proper cobbler taste for me. The farm was clean and they make it very easy to pick. Fun for families, I'm sure. Berries are extremely clean, not one bug or larvae found, just bit of berry and lil dirt.
19 days ago
First time I had mulberries were a year ago when my brother got some from here and froze them for us. We had them several months later after thawing. They were somewhat mushy but the flavors were amazing!! Best berries I've ever had!! So I can only imagine fresh mulberries off the tree. Fast forward a year later, and I had the opportunity to go mulberry picking. Made an entire road trip out of it. After driving 7 hours, we still drove another 2 hours to get here. And let me tell you, it was so worth it. After paying the entrance fee, they give you a mulberry harvesting tool. As well as plastic containers if you wish to take any home. $9 per container at the time or our visit. You can eat as many mulberries as you want while your here. And there isnt a time limit, so thats cool. They have so many mulberry trees. The more you move to the back of the farm theres more mulberries for you to pick. They are in different phases of maturity. My wife likes them lighter in color, almost a little bit of green to them. They are more tart that way. The darker they are the more sweet and ripe they are. You can bring yout own water in. And good thing we did as it was super hot and sunny. Its nice that the trees do provide some shade. I really enjoyed our time here. It was definitely worth the drive. And it was a fun activity the entire family can participate in!! read more
This was my first time trying mulberries and going mulberry picking, and it made for such a fun little day trip! We went on a morning that was overcast, which turned out to be perfect since there isn't much shade on the farm, it kept us cool and out of the direct sun. The entry fee was around $7, and parking is free. However, the lot can fill up fast, so I highly recommend reserving one of the earlier morning time slots. The process is pretty organized: you go through a quick line to get your tickets scanned, and then the staff hands out picking sticks (one to share between two people) and a box for your harvest. The farm is massive, with tons of rows of trees to roam through and pick as you please. Pro-tip: Don't forget to check out the back rows! Most people tend to miss them, so it's a great way to get away from the crowds and find the best, untouched berries. My only real gripe was the pricing for the fruit at the end. Charging an additional $15 for the box to take your berries home felt incredibly steep, especially since the amount of fruit the box holds doesn't quite equate to that price point. Overall, it's a wonderful outdoor experience, just be prepared for the extra cost at checkout! read more
Came by today on a whim and it was very muddy! Bring your patience and boots :) The area we were told to pick from did not have any ripe red Himalayan mulberries so we picked the white ones. Since they are smaller, it takes longer to pick and you have to look up into the trees to pick them. Staff are always very nice and they try to be helpful and answer questions. read more
1 month ago
I've lived over 45 years of life and the only things I knew about Mulberries were the nursery rhyme "Here we go round the mulberry bush" and one coworker told me a few years ago that they are really good and I need to try it sometime. Mulberries grow on trees, not bushes! Curse you, nursery rhyme! When one of our friends asked us to go fruit picking, specifically mulberry picking, we jumped at the opportunity. We arrived at the parking lot and it was massive. It reminded me of parking at an amusement park - they'll someday need posted signs with characters so we can remember where we parked. Parking is free, but there is an admission fee of $8 per person. Reservations can be made online in advance - we just scanned the QR code on site to get tickets. Our friends remembered a few years back where it was a much smaller operation, there was a fee to park, but no price of admission. Upon entering, they give you some plastic boxes to pack the mulberries you pick. Every case you take home costs $9. They also give you a long stick with a narrow plastic cylinder at the end. We were first wondering how in the world are we supposed to pick fruit with a half open tube. But after the first try, it turned to common sense. The ripe berries are barely hanging on, so if you tap them gently, they fall into the tube. Mulberries really long dark berries. I didn't measure, but maybe 1 to 2 inches in length. We tried to get the darkest, most ripe ones. Some of those were too ripe and borderline starting to ferment. The light purple ones still tasted pretty good despite not looking that ripe. I don't know how to describe the flavor - it's certainly berry adjacent. Our whole family loves berries and three of us were devouring berries while our fourth member stopped at one. It's ok, because the rest of us ate enough to covert the full price of admission. We went in early May and the weather was fantastic. There is some shade for protection, but definitely bring a hat and water. We were outside for over an hour and a half between walking from the parking lot, gaining admission, and the fruit picking itself. Highly, highly recommend Very Mulberry. I'm still thinking about the experience weeks later and it brings a smile to my face. read more
Very very large farm with both black mulberries and white mulberries! Extremely abundant and super fun jiggling for the fruits using the cup fruit picker stalk things. I do actually recommend just bringing a pair of disposable gloves and wearing clothing you don't mind getting stained. $6 per clamshell (sometimes they do a deal). White mulberries only available starting 1:30pm? Bit weird they don't talk about it on their website. $8 for entrance fee per person. Can be bought online on their website. Also eat the fruit ASAP or freeze them. They do go bad very easily. And yes they have creepy crawlies on them so wash them. Second year going here but this time during Memorial Day weekend and would recommend avoiding coming here during these times as the parking lot was chaotic and took what felt like 20 mins just sitting in the parking lot trying to exit. They had attendants trying to half manage it but they don't seem to have it figured out. Also a lot of people kinda end up blocking the entrance, if you have the QR code/ticket just walk past the people and scan your code. Love that they sell mulberry trees! read more
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Maryam H.
Hi Ethel,…
Well, it's that time of the year again. And almost three years after my 1st review of this place. Things actually improved after that maiden purchase as they are a seasonal regular at the Ferry farmers' market. I remember buying quite a bit in 2025 on both Tuesdays and Saturdays. On the final Saturday in April, I noticed their stand and decided to buy a couple boxes for a friend who is a huge fan (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&select=jBczSUlQoHX7A7lgw__JZA). If you are a fan, please note that the season is limited, generally six to eight weeks from what I remember. There are generally only two other farms that offer this and they are even more limited since it is a rotational crop for them. Welcome back to the Ferry farmers' market and I'll be seeing you weekly until the season is over. Look for the stand along the south driveway, just past the food stands (Roli Roti and Wise Sons Bagels). read more
Super fun experience! This was my first time trying a Mulberry and at a Mulberry farm, it felt really unique and the entire farm is set up to be as easy and smooth as possible. Mulberries are only in season for less than 8 weeks so make sure you try to come when it's open. The mulberries are super sweet and supple, like a cross between a moon drop grape and blackberry! Definitely sample them but be warned, they do stain your clothes and hands easily. The u-pick is easy to find and the Mulberry Train which is included in the $8/person admission is an easy way to get to more trees with ripe Mulberries. They provide picking tools and boxes for you to fill up (priced at $9 per box) and the grounds have portable bathrooms, sinks to wash your hands and a few food trucks on the weekends which is great. read more
What a neat activity! Def have to try it at least once. Learn what it is, how it tasted, and how it is picked! Very cool. Did you know? Mulberries are stone fruits $8 admission per person Pay additional $8 per box you leave with picking Free parking Free use of the picking tool There are food, cookie and shaved ice stands in the food area read more
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Anil G.
Hi Becky, thank you so much! Each box is $9 at check out, we hope you…
What an awesome U-pick experience if you're a mulberry lover! These long caterpillar-looking berries are so sweet and juicy, and they're even better when you pick them fresh off the tree! We made the drive out to Brentwood on a Saturday and oh boy was it crowded and busy! The farm is big enough for everyone to spread out though and so it didn't feel too crowded if you just go out in the field far enough. It was 8$ per adult entry fee, and then each box of mulberries that you fill up to take home is $9. You do get unlimited sampling though to eat mulberries to your heart's delight! You also get a picker stick to use to pick the mulberries high in the trees. When we went in late April, there were still plenty of mulberries in the lower branches to hand pick. The mulberries here were so sweet and supple! Each bite gushed with that purple mulberry juice and I couldn't stop sampling them until my mouth and hands were stained purple! The mulberries do get moldy within a few days though, so plan to eat them soon after. Such a fun outdoor spring activity, looking forward to going back in a few weeks for more mulberries! read more
This was so fun. Mulberries tend to be delicate and don't stay fresh for long, so you'll rarely see them in grocery stores. There's nothing better than being able to pick them fresh off the trees! They are so juicy and sweet--I would describe the flavor as something between a cherry and blackberry. Make sure to plan a mulberry picking day in Brentwood before the season is over. read more
14 days ago
1 month ago
We woke up excited to pick mulberries this morning. We had already paid the $8 per person entrance fee online, but when we arrived, we were given new smaller plastic boxes for $6 each, about half the size of the ones they used to provide. Maybe I missed this information on their website, but the experience is starting to feel a bit too commercial and not as local. To improve, they should be more transparent about the changes...especially the smaller $6 boxes. Clear communication would help the experience feel less commercial and more like the local farm visit people expect. read more
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Anil G.
Thank you for your feedback. For a limited period we offered 6oz…
1 month ago
What a fun time! Our party of 3 had 830am reservations on May 16. It was our first time mulberry picking, and definitely won't be our last. Everything was well organized and clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. The Mulberry Express was a unique experience that both adults and kids could enjoy! We enjoyed the picking experience, as well as "sampling the goods". Highly recommend going earlier in the day to avoid crowds and rising temperatures. Will be back next season! read more
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Maryam H.
Hi David,…
We reserved in advance and went there on a Saturday morning. Didn't get the VIP parking but the regular parking was good too. The Mulberry express train ride to the trees was cute and fun. There were lots of Mulberries and the process was simple. They gave us 5 plastic boxes and one cardboard box. We took about an hour to fill all the 5 boxes. The staff was friendly and even offered to take pictures of our group. The mulberries are super sweet and delicious. There were some vendors there selling popcorn, cookies, Pani puri and more. This experience is really worth it. read more
20 days ago
Omg! Infested with worms...I brought my kids here for the fun experience and they were eating some mulberries as they picked them. After washing them with baking soda and water, I ate a lot but then saw a moving worm popping out of one. I decided to wash all the berries again with a vinegar soak and saw hundreds of worms come out of the 2 boxes of mulberries that I had. I feel sick to my stomach that I ate the infested mulberries. The berries are tasty but I don't know how I can get past this. read more
2 months ago
My 1st time U-Picking Mulberries. I had never tasted them before, but thought I'd give them s try! Ok, they have the texture of a blackberry and a bit more of a savory/sweet taste. I'm thinking of making jam vs cobbler, as I don't think they are a proper cobbler taste for me. The farm was clean and they make it very easy to pick. Fun for families, I'm sure. Berries are extremely clean, not one bug or larvae found, just bit of berry and lil dirt. read more
17 days ago
Went on the last weekend of the season and it was a lot of fun! They were super easy to pick and everything was well organized. I'm not sure if it was because most of the mulberries had ripened, but be sure to soak the berries before eating them to get the larvae/bugs out. Pricing was $8 per car and $9 per box. Would go again next year! read more
21 days ago
Today we visited the largest mulberry U-Pick farm in America: Very Mulberry! It was our first time picking and tasting mulberries. Mulberries are nice! And fun to pick! This farm is very well organized and well run. You can reserve your spot, and there is ample parking. The signage is good. The staff are friendly and helpful. There is a designated place to check in, as well as one to pick up the "picking supplies" (plastic clam shells, a box, and some "picking sticks"). I especially like that the picking sticks are good quality, very helpful, and get cleaned after use. There are porta-potties available if the need arises. ;) There is also a cute outdoor food court on the farm. They have tables covered by shade canopies, which are encircled by very tasty-smelling food trucks of all kinds! I was so excited to try the mulberry treats, and I really enjoyed the mulberry ice cream from Brentwood Ice Cream Co! I loved being able to pick mulberries, then eat them in the ice cream (made from mulberries on the same farm I picked on)! I love the collaboration from Very Mulberry & Brentwood Ice Cream Co. It really enhanced my experience! The farm is large and there are plenty of mulberries for the picking! We enjoyed our time and would like to visit again! This farm is very popular, and now I know why! read more
What a fun way to spend a couple of hours. Everyone was so kind and helpful, I recommend taking the tram, you end up in a larger orchard with more trees. Mulberries are unique, sweet and delicious. There's a bit of a learning curve to picking them. read more
First time paying for fruit-picking and Very Mulberry did not disappoint! My family including two of my toddler boys had so much fun! We love to eat mulberries and came here on Father's Day right before the mulberry season ended! It was such a fun activity! We got to try different mulberries from different trees and there were thousands of mulberries left! My 13 month old was using his hands to pick the mulberries from the trees and had so much fun too! My 2.5 year old toddler son used the fruit picker and was super excited when he was able to get them himself! Mulberries were usually very pricey but here, it was worth the price! $8 for as many mulberries we could fit (closing the box) vs buying less than half the amount for $8/box (or $16/lb). So much better to pick the fruits ourselves and enjoy them! We decided this would now be our annual family fruit picking tradition! See you next season! PS. mulberries do not last for more than a few days but the ones in the fruit farm were so sweet and delicious! Best mulberries ever! read more
It was my first time going here and this year reservations were required. My cousin who went here last year didn't have reservations requirement. The reservation came with general public parking. This year their website posted rules on no picnic, backpacks etc. I arrived and was being directed to the overflow lot despite having a reservation and paying for the parking by the main entrance. The walk from overflow lot to entrance luckily wasn't too far. QR code needs to be scanned prior to entering. This was a bit chaotic as there were one staff per two QR code scanner. So if you are a big group, stay together to make it easier for the staff to check reservations. After checking in, you are given a carton with a couple of trays. Get your mulberry picker and make your way to the orchard. There were staff members who were directing the crowd to head to the left side of the orchard. As there were more fruits on that side versus further back. Despite their new rules, it wasn't enforced. Plenty of people had backpacks and were having their picnic on the orchard itself. I don't know why people would do this as they get in the way of other people. There were picnic tables located by the entrance, restrooms, vendors and it was under a tent. There were plenty of ripe mulberries for everyone to harvest. Some were just within reach and no need for the picker stick. The ripe mulberries didn't require a lot of force to be harvested either. There were vendors onsite (food trucks, kettle corn, cookies and sugar cane juice), not sure if this changes each weekend. There were several porta potty with hand washing stations. After harvesting, pay for the number of trays filled. It was $9 per tray. They were also selling mulberry plants by the exit. We didn't go on the train. The staff who handles the overflow lot made it confusing when it came time to exiting. read more
9 months ago
If you love mulberries, this is a must go to get your fill of mulberries - both white and purple mulberries. If you don't know what mulberry is, you should check it out and you'll see how tasty mulberries are. Due to the farm being at Brentwood, plan to arrive early so that you beat the heat of the day. It can get really hot out in Brentwood so this is a fair warning. The mulberry farm is very well run as in the two years that we've been, they've grown, and they've managed it well despite the growing mass of people coming. And there's plenty of mulberries to pick off the trees still. There was so so much mulberries this year that they were even doing BOGO offers so that people help pick out the trees and not let them go to waste. Children ages 4 and above is good as they are capable to start plucking some. Under age 4, be very careful so they don't end up hitting themselves or others with the picker provided on site. read more
21 days ago
Went today with a varied age school friend group and their parents. So much fun. We were there for about the same time as the drive. Can't wait to do it again next year. Staff friendly. 9:00 a.m. window, VIP parking, not crowded at all. Didn't use the train tickets and got pani and dhai puri at the end. Should have bought some green almonds read more
What a fun summer activity! I heard about Very Mulberry on Instagram, and we made our way over to Brentwood at the beginning of June for some agricultural tourism. We paid $8 per person for the entrance fee and had no issues with regular parking. I'd recommend going earlier in the morning because it gets hot and sunny quickly. We were given a long stick attached to a plastic cup at the end to pick the mulberries, and the fruit pop right off. They're unbelievably sweet, totally delectable, and juicier than you'd expect. But be careful, they will stain! Only purple, not white, mulberries were available at this time for $8 a box and $9 for pre-picked boxes. My friend went the next weekend, and the farm was doing a BOGO free deal for boxes - lucky them! Boxes were also available for purchase at the Ferry Building Farmer's Market ($9), and Very Mulberry also collaborated with Tong Sui throughout the Bay Area for special mulberry drinks. I totally recommend driving out here to pick this cool seasonal fruit! read more
1 month ago
this was our first time and we are definitely coming back again. mulberries were so sweet and ready to eat. loved the whole experience. i didn't like this whole online form filling things. it was very unnecessary. read more
1 year ago
Had an amazing time picking mulberries. Such a unique experience and it doesn't feel as crowded as the U pick cherry farms, possibly because they do charge an entrance fee. They had a hero week which gave free admission and free first box of mulberries to first responders, teachers, healthcare workers, which was a huge perk. The mulberry season is super short (1-2 months). They give tools to pick the mulberries off the trees and it took a bit of time to get used to using them (lots of mulberries unfortunately fell to the ground ) but after a while it was easy to use. There are so many juicy mulberry trees especially further back in the farm. You can sample as much as you want. I recommend bringing a water bottle to wash the fruit before picking. Also, wear clothes/shoes that you don't mind getting fruit stains on or bring a Tide to go stick since you'll inevitably get some stains. The mulberries are priced per box and not my weight, so try to stack them nearly inside the box to get the most value. Overall this was a great experience and I will come again! read more
20 days ago
I really like going and am a repeat customer but not sure what happened this year for all the mulberries to be infested with worms. I didn't notice until I got home and saw worms crawling on the berries. Tried to remove the worms by soaking the mulberries with vinegar water but I strained out so many worms from just a few berries that I got too grossed out. read more
6 months ago
I'm so curious why you don't see more mulberries around in stores. They are so delicious!! I had been craving mulberries and was happy to find this U-Pick location (We came in May and season seems to go until June) Ideally, reserve tickets/time slots ahead of time online. It is $8 for each person 6 years and up. (Currently they have a promo for "Heros"- ie first responders, teachers etc to pick for free but only on weekdays). I accidentally paid an extra $8 for "VIP parking", which I am glad I did since it was super hot the day we went and the standard parking is a short walk away. (free) I always thought mulberries were relatives of blackberries, and expected us to be in the heat picking off bushes, so was pleasantly surprised to see it was a tree farm (a quick google search revealed they are closer relatives to figs than berries!) Entrance was super easy (unlike cherry picking where there was a traffic jam nearby for that. Plenty of trees with sooooo many juicy mulberries. You can pick them off really easily from the trees (My young kids were able to reach many of them just fine). They also give you a tool to grab the ones higher up which was easy to use. They give you bags and boxes, and you get charged on exit $8 per box. Porta potties and hand washing stations on site. (Your hands will definitely get quite dirty, our shoes did as well from all the mulberries on the ground) Overall, had a great time, will be a new family tradition! read more
I kept getting Instagram ads for this place and decided to plan a visit with a few friends. We visited on Juneteenth and admission was free because it was a holiday. Typically, admission is $8 and you have to pay another $8 upon exiting to pay for the mulberries that you pick. We booked on their website in advance and paid the $8 admission fee so when we exited, they waived the fee for the mulberries since we had already prepaid. VIP parking is an additional $8 but I don't think it's worth it because the VIP parking is right next to the free parking. We came towards the end of the season and were surprised by how many mulberries there still were! The provided us with fruit pickers and gave us instructions on how to pick them. If you want to maximize how many mulberries you can bring home, I would recommend lining up your mulberries in the carton as you're picking them to maximize space. I kind of want to make this a yearly tradition because it was so much fun! I hadn't had a mulberry before visiting this place. Mulberries are like a sweeter, longer version of blackberries. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
It's summer in the beautiful California & time for some Mulberry picking It turns out we absolutely loved the delicious berries & got to have a chat with the amazing owners of the farm & bring us the the awesomeness ! This runs today till the next 7 weeks ; reserve in advance & its super organized from the time you see the sign to enter till the time you exit :) Next weekend it's white mulberries. Follow @shahirasoee on IG for exploring new Recipies. read more
1 month ago
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