::Our 2026 Strawberry Season is underway… check the “Currently at the Farm” area on the home page for updates day to day. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram. For seasonal updates you can subscribe to our email newsletter!::
Each spring we hope to be picking strawberries by the last part of April. You can always find up-to-date information in the “Currently at the Farm” area on the home page of our website.
Our pick-your-own patch is designed with YOU in mind. We offer convenient parking and easy row access as well as spacious, well-strawed row middles to make picking strawberries as easy and user-friendly as possible. Whether you want a quick bucket for fresh eating or want to bring your kids picking for the afternoon we’ll strive to make your visit enjoyable.
All of our strawberries are on raised plastic beds and we fertilize carefully to mesh big berry size and optimum flavor. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that we grow the Chandler variety berry, recognized as one of the best berries available.
We believe our strawberries will be the best you’ve ever tasted!
2026 Strawberry Pricing
Our pricing is by volume instead of by weight, as a result, pickers will need to use our style containers. If you’ve purchased from us in the past, wash your busket and use it to pick this year! If you need a new one we can sell you one.
Note that all of these prices are before tax.
Pick your Own – Please check the home page for the current status of the pick-your-own fields before coming out.
- $20.00 per gallon busket (~5lb) if you bring your busket purchased from us previously
- $21.00 per gallon busket if you need a new busket
- $11.00 per 2-quart (~2.5lb) basket if you bring your 2-quart basket purchased from us previously
- $11.50 per 2-quart basket if you need a new basket
Pre-picked – We’ll do our best to keep them on hand in the Farm Store, but we won’t always have pre-picked, check the home page for the current status of pre-picked.
- Quarts are $7.25 each
- 5lb flats are $26.00 each (~4 quarts)
Some things to Note
- Don’t step across the strawberry rows. It’s farther across than you would think and you can hurt yourself or damage the strawberry plants and beds.
- Picking strawberries well requires you to hunt some. If you don’t see red berries on the edges of the plants try pulling the leaves apart and looking toward the center of the strawberry beds.
- Don’t forget that strawberries are supposed to be red. The riper they are when you pick them the better they will taste!
- We can’t allow pets in the patch. Please make other arrangements for your pets or keep them in the parking lot.
Current hours and directions can be found on the home page of our website.
A Couple of Videos About Our Strawberries
We are a conventional farm, these two videos talk about how we go about raising our strawberries.