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    Hildebrandt Cherry Orchards

    5.0 (10 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Delicious Rainier
    Jenny Y.

    I LOVE THIS PLACE! Oh no! My secret is out! You will bookmark this place and go pick all my cherries. This is where I get my rainier cherries for $1/lb, CASH ONLY. Although, they have other varieties, I only pick their rainier cherries. Very delicious, very sweet and juicy. They have a lot of trees to pick from and pretty well spread out. Everyone I went with, picked a bag each to bring home. I will be back next year for my annual picking. No parking lot nor paved road to get into their orchards, just a good old dirt/rocky road. Be prepared - limited parking spot. Best to carpool, if you can. They also have a Porta-Potty with water to wash your hands near the checkout area for those who needs it. Best to bring your own hand sanitizers though. Hours of operation run from 9am - 6pm; check their Facebook page for updates/notifications/closures, etc. Have fun!

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    2 years ago

    Lots of cherry varieties and so delicious as well at reasonable prices. Who could ask for anything more? Thank you.

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    2 years ago

    The most delicious cherries, close to drive to. Workers are very helpful Different kinds of cherries to pick. Price is fantastic

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    As I type this, with a full belly of Rainier cherries, I'm wondering how I can finish the rest of the cherries I picked.

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