This is a good spot with friendly college student staff who greeted us and explained the u pick…read more June had peaches and plums to pick right off the tree, good experience! Given buckets with bags in them to pack it up easily in the end. Came as a family of four adults and ended up with $80 of fruits (about 2.5 buckets full). It adds up A lot of choice for ready to go fruits if you don't want to pick yourself. Honey too, candles, lots of stuff Some picnic tables on the grass Pretty barn, decorated

What a great orchard and produce stand! Places like this remind me of why I love living in this…read morearea. I took my two toddlers here for their first fruit picking excursion and boy, was it memorable. Farmers daughter provides buckets for free and doesn't charge an entrance fee unlike another local popular farm. The day we went they had peaches, plums and apricots for picking and the apricots tasted like jam - so sweet and perfect for the kiddos to hold (and devour). Their produce stand was also filled with a wide range of prepicked fruit and veggies. Service was beyond kind and I loved that they had tables and lots of open space for kids to frolick. This was like a 2 hour adventure for us and the kids can't stop talking about it. We can't wait to return!

Brentwood is a bit of a drive, probably best known for their corn. And some nice homes. Not…read moreknowing their farm or business location, I only knew that their stand is right by the doors of Boulette Larder in the back lot of the Ferry Building at the Saturday Ferry farmers market. They usually have the most varieties and generally largest figs at the market. As of 9/11/21, the season just started and there are now about three or four other growers with stands here now. Just a week later, all of these growers were not longer at the market. Don't know whether there was some weather calamity or other growing issues to shorten the season to must a couple weeks. They have not been at the market since 9/11/21. Guess we'll have to wait till next fig season.

We have had the good fortune to be consumers of Knoll Organic (KO) Farm products since 1992. We…read morehave witnessed many changes to the farm and to the organic world. We will tell you that the most outstanding offering from KO Farm is integrity. Their growing practices go beyond the organic threshold. Rick and Kristie, Eduardo, and staff are real believers in producing the best products in the spirit and letter of Biodynamic growing practices. You can taste the quality and know your food was grown using sustainable practices. A Yelp review may not be the place to recount the history of KO Farm. Visit their newly updated web site [www.KnollOrganics.com] for that. Shop at their stand Fri-Sun 8-3:00. mt November 2020

Rainier cherries are available! Very sweet already even though kinda yellow (as of Memorial Day…read moreweekend), the big ones near the top of the tree are pinker. Very abundant large bunches, many on low hanging branches. They do have ladders! $4.50 a lb this year, cash only. Parking was easy, counter staff were great with instructions and clean buckets.

This cherry farm is located by a whole bunch of other farms so make sure you do pay attention to…read morethe signs to know you're at the right one. My friends and i made this mistake. LOL. Parking was easy and right at the entrance, you walk over to the booth to sign a waiver and collect your buckets. The buckets are lined with a plastic bag. Not to mention the buckets are pink, so cuteee! I brought my own buckets and bag. I also brought a wagon. It was nice to have a wagon to help carry all the cherries i picked. The staff here are very friendly. If youre like me and you brought your own bucket, they'll need to remove the cherries you picked to their bucket and weigh it on the scale. The scale is already calibrated for their bucket weight. The cherries were $4.50 per pound and i ended up picking 20lbs worth. This was about 2 full buckets. With the weather getting warmer, i suggest going in the morning. If you have questions, they have a number to call. They have a variety of cherries, ranier included. Ladders are randomly spread out in the farm for you to use. My friends and i had such a great time picking cherries and took some cute pictures as well. We'll definitely be back !

This has been the location of convenience for cherries. We had been going across the street for our…read moreAsian Peaches and thus just cross the street for cherries instead of spinning around and around. The place is scattered and ladders are all around. Just the ground is all tore up too, so need to make sure kids and older folks need to really watch where they are walking.

Another year of awesome cherry picking here at Seko Cherries :) this time we were able to snag some…read morewhite cherries as well. Price posted for today is $3.50/lbs. we picked 50lbs A small tip; make sure you walk a bit into the ranch for trees that have lots of good fruit - especially during the memorial day weekend. And the cherries near the top of the trees tend to taste a bit sweeter. People tend to stay near the entrance area and just pick near the bottom of the tree, so if you stay around there you won't find a lot of cherries. And come early!! We are leaving the ranch at 9:15. The line of cars coming in to Brentwood is already super long and ridiculous.

Feeling peachy? Well, it's peach season until the end of July, so it's time to take advantage! I'm…read moreglad I picked out this family-owned business. I went 10 minutes before their opening time at 9 am, and yet they were already open! They don't mess around! This is a well-maintained and tidy ranch. There's a counter with pre-picked fruit for $4.00/lb. I would rather pick my own fruit for $3.50/lb though. If bringing family members, be sure to take some pictures with their standup face cut-outs to complete the family experience! Buckets are available to collect fruit in, so grab a bucket and enjoy the farmer's life. Unfortunately, many customers picked a lot of the peaches during the weekend, so the cashier said they only had two rows of yellow nectarines left. They also had apriums, but I was only interested in nectarines and peaches. He led me towards the rows and the fruits were average-sized. The ones on the higher branches were obviously bigger, but I was still able to reach for some decently-sized nectarines. I walked down a few trees within the rows and found that there were HUGE peaches ripe for the picking! Maybe the cashier was misinformed when he listed what was available at the beginning, but I'm not complaining...I got me some peaches! This is a cash-only establishment and my total turned out to be around $42. They also gave me a box to carry all of my fruit in. I'm aware of others saying that their fruit was sour, but that wasn't the case for me! My nectarines were sweet and delicious. It really depends on what's available on the trees and how long they've been able to mature, to be honest. They'll be open until the end of July, so don't wait until the season is over. I'll be back for those apriums next week!

Smaller laid back farm, worth the visit. Close along the farm trail so it's fairly convenient!…read more It's rare in that it's dog friendly so we really loved that! $3.75/LB upick :). Sweet nectarines and peaches. Very friendly and welcoming!

Nice little stand with chickens walking around. We bought eggs, $5 a dozen, that were gathered 2…read morehours earlier. They have baskets of onions, red & yukon potatoes, lemons, oranges, berries, honey, kale and other stuff. The yukon golds were great!

This is my new favorite farm. No pesticides, lots of fresh fruit and veggies to choose from…read more Non-GMO corn, blueberries, strawberries, nectarines, watermelons, kale. Very nice owner. Will definitely come back.

We dropped in today (Mother's Day) after walking the Marsh Creek Trail next to the orchard…read more Friendly and helpful staff. Cherries were $4.50 a pound. Lots of ripe cherries as soon as you walk in!

We picked absolutely gorgeous peaches today. We've never done this before. No ladders. Nice, even…read moreground to walk on. And nice young people to assist us. Such a delightful day.

Picked up some strawberries & fresh baked bread. Both were amazing and delicious. The guy working…read moreat the front was nice and friendly and helped me pick my strawberries. It was a nice experience and I plan on coming back for my next strawberry fill up!

It was supposed to be a u-pick . And it was closed. They had a good amount to purchase . My main…read morething was they let the these three old asian ladies stand at the register and block it while the others shopped and kept bringing stuff up ! No ! Go shop then get in line ! Ugh