U Pick

The Heart of our Farm: U Pick

With our U Pick farm, you can get up close and personal with our produce. While enjoying the serene beautiful nature around our Farm, you can view and select as much product as you want – even tasting plenty along the way!

If you wish to have berries pre-picked, we can do that! Just reach out to us and we will fill your order.

Product Availability

At the Berry Patch Farm, we have several different crops that come ripe throughout the summer and fall months.

Please Note: These dates are approximate. Follow our news, newsletter, and social media for updates on when things are ready.

	May	June	July	August	September	October
Apples
Blackberries
Blueberries
Cherries
Currants (red, black, white)
Gooseberries
Honeyberries (Haskap)
Pumpkins
Raspberries (black, red, purple, gold)
Rhubarb
Strawberries

Tips for a great U Pick harvest

From Harvest Time Brentwood

Never climb the fruit trees
Trees are fragile and are not designed to support your weight. Once a branch is broken, it will jeopardize the entire tree and expose it to disease and insects and decrease the amount of fruit the tree can provide. Plus, it is a safety hazard. Visiting an orchard should never end in a trip to the ER.
Only pick the fruit you want
Teach your kids to pick ripe fruit – unripened fruit will not mature.
No pets
Please leave your pets at home. They are not allowed on the farms due to health regulations and safety concerns.
Watch your children closely
Orchards can be wonderful places of adventures and exploration for children. However, keep your children within arms reach. Fields can be muddy, irrigation equipment abounds, and trees can be tempting to climb. Watch your children closely to ensure they are not injured and do not damage trees or expensive farm equipment.
Enjoy the experience
Enjoy your experience at the orchard. Ask questions about the fruit, try more than one variety and only buy the amount of fruit you can eat in a week. Share your experience with your friends to continue supporting our local farm community.