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    Weber's Peachberry Farm

    4.2 (24 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Kaelyn C.

    this weekend I took my boyfriend on a date to Webber's peach Berry Farm. We had such a wonderful time and the employees greeted us as soon as we parked our car. I don't remember the ladies name who helped us, but she helped us to decide which apples we wanted to pick. I thought that was such a unique aspect because we've been to other Apple picking farms and they don't tell you, which apples are on, which trees. Of course it's a little early to go. Apple picking so the trees aren't as colorful, but there are tons of apples and beautiful scenery. They clearly keep this farm. Very well kept. The employees even went out of their way to tell us about other seasons that we could come back for strawberry picking peach picking, and flower, picking which are all my favorites, so I will definitely be back .

    Tiffany D.

    Apple picking was very fun and a nice date night activity! GLOWS: -GPS brings you right to location. Plenty or parking and easy to find -Information on varieties of apples was helpful in knowing what kind of apples to pick. -The bag seems small, but a great amount of apples can fit inside. -There are a lot of crazy looking apples to pick through, but we found enough good ones to fill our bag Beware of bugs! GROWS: -Opening hours change often, so it makes it hard to plan a visit in advance

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    Mary D.

    There is something so incredibly satisfying about picking your own fruit - it's like getting back to basics as a human being. Located less than 30 mins from the city, this pick-your-own farm is owned and operated by the Weber family, who might be familiar to you because of the Weber Cider Mill Farm Market in Parkville. Depending on the time of the year, you're able to harvest strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, and/or apples. PLEASE NOTE: they do not have regular hours - instead, they will announce dates and times via their Facebook or website. You must pre-purchase session entry (you'll get turned away otherwise). They are also very strict about time, and, of course, it's weather permitting. The staff are helpful but relatively hands-off - just follow the rules and be respectful. Great activity with kids!

    Jude T.

    Love love love this place..have been picking fruit here since 2013. Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, and apples, every year! So far I've done strawberries and blueberries this year with their social distancing rules in place. Paying ahead of time online is helpful, but a problem if the weather changes or if they run out. It does limit the amount of people there, at least. I'm wondering if they will keep this method for the future, as parking has been an issue in previous years. Staff is always ready to help teach you how you pick a particular fruit and what to look for.

    Janet L.

    Went here for the first time and am so excited that there's an awesome pick your own location so close by. During COVID, you need to purchase your apple pack before go and select a time to ensure there aren't too many people on site at once. Heads up but the driveway to the parking lot is a dirt road. It's not long but I was surprised so wanted to give people a heads up. There were lots of appe varieties to pick and they even provided poles to help pick apples from the tops of trees. The staff was helpful and the apples plentiful! Makes for a beautiful and fun Autumn event!

    Melanie B.

    The vibe at the Peachberry Farm is so relaxing and inviting. The staff are friendly and so helpful. My son and I had a great time today picking the first set of peaches for the season and some gorgeous flowers!! Not to be missed

    Chenée T.

    Cannot recommend this farm enough for apple picking if you're looking for a safe Fall activity outdoors. It's about an hour and a half outside of DC, so not too bad of a drive on a nice day. You have to prepay beforehand and make your reservation (in a COVID world) otherwise you won't be allowed to pick apples. They had about three varieties of apples available for picking and they also provided apple pickers to reach the really high apples that you can't reach easily. They had plenty of apples to choose from and they have all been really juicy, crunchy apples. You can't eat the apples at the site as a COVID precaution and you also have to wear your mask the entire time you are picking. My favorite part though was the DIY flower picking where you can build your own bouquet for $10. They had a lot of beautiful varieties and it was so fun cutting and creating my own bouquet. I will definitely visit the peachberry farm in the future and tell all my friends about it!

    Doneisha E.

    Had a very pleasant experience here. We intended on picking 1/2 peck but since that option was sold out we went with the 1/2 bushel. I am glad we were forced to choose this option because we had a blast picking away (64 apples to be exact). The staff here was very friendly and offered tips and tricks while picking. I highly recommend this spot for family and friends. The apple cider is heaven in a bottle and the market sold a variety of goods!

    PYO strawberries! ($2.99/lb)
    April C.

    This farm has several fruits available for PYO (Pick Your Own) throughout the growing season starting from May to October, such as: strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, apples, & pumpkins. It's very easy to get carried away and then end up with $30 worth of berries, but hey, it's still cheaper than buying it from stores. I *HIGHLY* recommend checking their Facebook page right before you plan on leaving to the farm because sometimes they are picked out, so they do a great job at updating their status on the PYO crops. Story time: I arrived here at 9:15AM for PYO strawberry (started at 9AM), me and my boyfriend were the last ones permitted to pick for the day!! The PYO event was suppose to last until noon! So definitely come early if possible (first come, first serve). I also want to add that this farm/location is different from Weber's Cider Mill Farm (their actual storefront....which is also awesome). Please dress appropriately, you may get wet from the morning dew, dirty/muddy from picking fruits low to the ground, & possibly bring back some critters with you! When I finished blackberry picking, I noticed a TICK (!!!) was on my pants! So make sure to tuck in your pant legs into your socks and always change and wash your clothes after picking! I totally recommend bringing a date here to go picking, nothing screams romantic than picking deliciously, ripened fruits! You can go home and then use a recipe with your new fruits too!....unless you prefer a boring movie and a dinner -shrugs-. I usually see families with their small kids here too, but I don't recommend it just because I did bring a tick back home with me and would feel terrible if a kid get bit because they weren't careful. So be safe and have fun picking!! :D

    Strawberries picked on 6/8.
    Mikaela F.

    Weber's Peachberry Farm is connected to Weber's Cider Mill Farm, but they are not in the same location so beware if you're doing a quick GPS search and just type in Weber's Farm. The Peachberry Farm location offers a number of pick your own fruit options throughout the year. I have been several times to pick apples and strawberries. They do an excellent job of posting updates on their Facebook page about the hours, what's available to pick that day, etc. so definitely check there before heading out. You can get an idea of when the pick your own seasons start for different fruits by looking on their website. Their fruit is excellent and reasonably priced. Be sure to not wear your Sunday's best (I think that goes without saying, but I do see a lot of folks who are picking for the 'gram instead of for the fruit) and wear a pair of old shoes as you will get muddy.

    Anna Y.

    Peachberry Farm was a wonderful pick-your-own fruit farm. We went for apples and a wild flower bouquet which was fun. Getting a time slot was a little complicated but doable. It's a bit far from Baltimore, but worth the drive. The apples were easy to pick (although the bigger orchards are kinda more fun sometimes). They had several varieties which was nice, they were all delicious and I made a great pie with some of the apples. During COVID, you wouldn't pick and eat which was sad, but i understand the protocol and am glad they set those rules. Wasn't the biggest fan of their flower variety but I'm just not a big wildflowers person. We made an okay bouquet out of the flowers they had. It was still a fun activity though!! Overall a great time! We went to the Weber's Cider Mill afterwards for some apple cider donuts and apple cider slushies - SO GOOD. Don't miss doing that, would higher recommend.

    Rachel R.

    Great time! Buy by the bag at reasonable prices for apples ($19/peck). Apple picking is quick and easy. Perfect to get you in the fall spirit!

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    Joel L.

    I've been here a few times to pick blackberries and peaches. Very easy and fun for kids. Prices are very reasonable.

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    Great people. Fun time. We've picked flowers, blueberries, apples, and peaches. All delicious.

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