06/25/2026
📣📣 📣 Hurry up and come get your strawberries before it’s too late! Even though the berries are getting a bit smaller, there are still lots of great ones to pick in the fields. Strawberry season is very short to begin with though, and with as busy as we have been this year, our season unfortunately is nearing its end. If you haven't made it here yet this season to pick or are craving that last bowl, be sure to stop by this weekend to get your last fill! 🍓
We plan to stay open ***weather-permitting*** through the weekend (we’ll stay open in the rain, but not in a thunderstorm). Our daily hours are 8am to 5:30pm. We are not sure and cannot guarantee we’ll be open next week, but we will reassess Sunday evening based on how the weather treated us and how picked out we got, and continue to post updates then.
***We will no longer have any pre-picked quarts available for the rest of the season***
Please read through the list below for important information you’ll need for your visit. ❤️🍓
⏰ HOURS: We are open for picking 7 days a week! We open up at 8am every morning, and close promptly at 5:30pm.
🌧️ WEATHER: We do however shut down the fields in bad weather, so if there is rain in the area, it’s always a good idea to give us a call before you stop by.
💲PRICES: Pick-your-own berries are $4.00 a pound. We have no entry fees and no minimum purchase! We no longer have pre-picked quarts available.
💵 PAYMENT: We ONLY accept CASH OR CHECK! We don’t have electricity at the stand and cell reception can be spotty on the farm, so we cannot take credit/debit cards or Venmo. There are 2 ATMs conveniently located less than a mile and a half away.
👈 WHERE TO GO: Throughout the season we may only have certain sections of the fields open for picking. PLEASE CHECK IN AT OUR STAND *BEFORE* heading out into the field so we can explain to you where to go. We have crops planted in all of the surrounding fields. *Please do not enter or cut through any other fields!*
🧺 CONTAINERS: We encourage bringing your own containers! All containers must be weighed up at our stand *before* heading out to pick. Good ideas to pick in are Tupperwares, mixing bowls, colanders, kid’s play buckets, containers from store-bought lettuce, or even cooking pots! We don’t recommend picking into Ziplocks or other plastic bags, as the berries get squished very easily. We also have quart containers and boxes of various sizes available for purchase at the stand.
🚭 SMOKING, ETC: There is no smoking/alcohol/drugs allowed anywhere on the property.
🐾 PETS: While we love pets and welcome them at our pumpkin patch in the Fall, for food safety reasons we cannot allow them in the strawberry fields.