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    5 Star Cherries

    4.7 (60 reviews)
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    Samantha L.

    This was my first time coming out and going cherry picking. We were told to go early and let me tell you this is a very great tip. Go once they open. If you go later you run in to very hot heat and a lot of people. In the morning it is a bit cooler and less people where you can walk around more and not feel crowded. Cherries were 3.50 a pound. We grabbed two small buckets and headed out. From all the loot we got we only had to pay 42 dollars for 13 pounds of cherries. Let me tell you it is pie baking and canning season. The farm had such nice employees including volunteers from 4H which I thought was super cool and a great way to be inclusive with the community. There were rainier cherries and coral cherries. There was fewer of the white cherry trees and I'm glad we came on opening day because these are my favorite. I had such a fun time and will be back again next year. Make sure to call in to see if they are open or picked out.

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    Carlee L.

    Took my family from out of state today to pick cherries. It was our first time and we can honestly say it's going to be a new family tradition. We had so much fun and the cherries were yummy. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They explained what type of cherries they had to offer and gave our kids a lesson on how to respect the trees branches because they are sensitive. Definitely would recommend 5 star Cherries to anyone looking for a fun experience.

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    Andre L.

    First time cherry picking and I picked a good place. They picked a name that could go either way, but it gets a 5 star from me. Abundance of cherries and 3 out of the 5 varieties available to pick from. I got a workout and food in one go.

    Kid love cherry picking
    Kathy B.

    Took a group of preschoolers today for their first picking experience, Jessica could not have been more accommodating. We had 25+ young children each with separate purchases. The cherries are outstanding and a fun experience for all.

    Rainier Cherries
    Thomas L.

    Their cherries are sweet and juicy. Very easy to pick. For only $3.5 per pound, you can have any variety that they carry. My favorite is Rainier cherries. We went there on 6/4 and they are still tons of cherries on the trees.

    L F.

    Very good place to go and never come in after 9am since there will be tons of people, and for safety concern they will close the gate and not letting anymore car come in. Their staffs were very helpful and understanding, polite and the place has lots of trees and you less likely run into crowds and you enjoy picking at your territory! We picked like 20 pounds within couple trees, and they were very sweet!!! I don't see a point to complaint like the pervious person if you come in at the time they open! You aren't allow to go to a place that's over crowded and complain???? SMH........

    All rainier cherry! Yeah!
    Tiana H.

    This is sooooooo great!!! I cannot wait to come next year!! The yellow mark on trees represent the Rainier cherry. It's super sweet! Must try!! The ppl here are really nice and friendly!! Cash only!! Don't forget that!

    Juliana P.

    I came here last week and had such a great time. The orchard is pretty big and has three types of cherries. Top-quality with friendly staff members. No minimum amount. Note that they don't sell water or drinks, so don't forget to bring your own. It also gets really hot, fyi.

    a long wait on the curb to get into the farm. you can see probably 100s of cars parked in the farm.
    Ranganathan S.

    Dated: May 29th 2016. We went there yesterday (05/29) and it was great. Lots of trees n lots of cherries still left. * Go early to avoid crowd * take plenty of water. You can realise global warming :p * CASH ONLY * Only Negative is - They dont have more ladders. my 4 year old could not find many cherries at her height. wish they had ladders. * Plenty of parking available. * you cannot take any bags. They have a small place (unsecured) to keep your bags there. They allow you to take water though. * Have fun

    Lot of cherries to pick from
    Vinay M.

    Okay the season is ON here from Friday 29 may, 2015 and we went there on saturday 30 may. Advice is to reach early as we saw around 10 cars already parked at 9.10 am when we reachd The good: 1. Lot of cherries to pick. Good crop and lot of trees to pick from 2. Buckets and kids buckets to put into 3. Taste and savour few of them to understand the kind of cherries you want 4. Friendly staff- good, nice vibe of welcomeness 5. Ladders available for if you want to pick from top of trees Not so good: 1. Mobile toilets, as expected, not maintained well. 2. No card options to pay. But again, this is a trend for other farms too Overall, a good family trip with nice outing.

    Y R.

    There are bunches of sweet cherries at the height doesn't need ladder. We three short girls (~5'2) picked around 34 lbs in 2 hours. Huge harvest, huge fun. I'd like to come here again next year! They do have at least one ladder, but I didn't see anyone used it. Definite come early. We arrived around 10am, when the parking lot was going to filled up quickly. When we left at around 12pm, I saw a lot of vehicles lining up on the road. Cash only.

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    We wen there for unpick cherry. Super cherries with good rice too. Very friendly staff.

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    Friendly staff, good quality cherries, and reasonable price! Will definitely come back for the next cherry season!

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    Yes! No ladder needed for some

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    Got very good Rainier cherries here, very sweet especially on top of the tree (use the ladder to reach them).

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    Love to go here!! Great assortment of fruits and veggies from throughout the area !! Also u pick…read morewhen in season ..

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