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U-Pick Strawberries

Sweet U-Pick Strawberries Coming This June!

Closed For The Season

The best way to get the freshest berries is to visit the farm and pick them!

Nothing says early summer like fresh U-Pick strawberries! Each June, we typically welcome visitors to the fields to enjoy picking sweet, sun-ripened berries straight from the vine.

Strawberry season is short and sweet, and every year the timing and availability depend on how the crop develops through the spring. As our plants begin growing, we’ll continue to monitor the fields and prepare for the upcoming season.

We are planning for a strawberry season this June, though the timing and availability may vary slightly depending on crop conditions.

Our popular Baby Animals & Berries Festival will take place as planned, and guests can look forward to adorable farm animals, seasonal treats, and plenty of springtime fun on the farm.

We look forward to welcoming you to the strawberry fields this summer!

Closed For The Season

Plan Your Visit

Parents: Please supervise your children. We are a working farm.

Come back and see us often as different varieties become available throughout the season!

Do not toss your berries into the container or they will bruise and spoil faster.

Don’t forget sunscreen, a water bottle, and a sun hat. Fields can get very hot and there is limited shade.

Eat your strawberries or freeze them within 24 hours of picking. Our berries are grown for flavor rather than for shelf life and will not last like those in the grocery store.

Farm-fresh berries are delicate and stacking them more than a few high will crush them. We recommend using the containers we provide.

If you will not be going home after picking, or you have a long drive home, bring a cooler with ice to keep your berries chilled.

Our strawberry fields are a short walk from the parking lot.

Please be sure to wash your fruit before eating.

We provide containers for picking.

Frequently Asked

Farm Policies & Safety

If I need first aid assistance, where do I go?

For emergencies, don’t hesitate to call 911 and direct them to 7301 Rivershore Rd. Snohomish, WA 98290.

Any staff member wearing a red safety backpack is ready to help with minor injuries such as cuts or bee stings.

If you need further assistance, find the nearest employee and have them radio for a manager. All managers are trained in First Aid/CPR/AED use.

We do have an AED on site. It is centrally located in the Apple Shack.

What is your photography policy?

You are welcome to take photographs on the farm! Read our full policy here.

Amenities

What kind of restrooms do you have?

Porta potties are provided, including an ADA unit.

Do you have free parking?

Yes, parking if free. Please be aware that after heavy rain the parking lot can get muddy. Our parking attendants will be there to assist you!

Do you have handicapped parking?

Yes! When you arrive, our parking attendants can direct you to handicapped parking spaces. Note that the terrain is grass and we do not have paved handicapped parking.

Does the farm get muddy?

We are a working farm and our fields can get a bit muddy after rain. Please dress accordingly and wear close-toed shoes.

Do you have a lost and found?

Yes! Please visit our lost and found page to contact us about your item so that we can help you locate it.

Food

Are you organic?

Part of the appeal of eating local food is the knowledge that it’s been grown responsibly and with extra care. The philosophy that guides how we farm across all our crops is a commitment to ecological farming. This means balancing the needs of our crops with the health of the entire farm ecosystem, and always working to promote a balance between the two. It’s an approach that’s close to organic and combines the best of modern farming and traditional techniques. For more information, visit our Farming Practices.

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