Very beautiful ranch! So many flowers to see! Two beautiful well taken care of horses. Chickens. Gorgeous outing for photos! The cherries were SO fresh! They do not use any chemical pesticide on them, organic growth only! Cute little barn cat! This was the perfect place for a picnic outside to enjoy the sun! read more

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Came here a couple weeks back to pick some bing cherries. When we arrived, there were staffs at the parking lot area guiding cars where to park. At the front (area between the house/beautiful lawn and the horse stable) was a table with instruction and another staff teaching us how to pick the cherries/instructions/what to look for/giving us bags. Not sure how tall cherry trees usually are, but the trees here were perfect for my height. I'm short, and I didn't have to reach far at all to pick the cherries. Kids probably wont have problem picking their own cherries here either. Be careful walking around though. Don't forget to look down, because I almost stepped on a garden snake. He was harmless and he froze for a while because I spooked him out. A bit expensive...but it's reasonable market price. Definitely worth checking out if you want to pick some bing cherries next season. They have sinks (outside the restrooms) for you to wash your cherries and picnic on the lawn area. read more

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Visited this place on Fourth of July (glad that they were open on a holiday). The entrance to the place is nice. They have a welcoming front yard and barn (with some horses, goats, and a cat). However, in the actual cherry-picking area, there are a lot of overgrown weeds making it difficult to navigate through, especially if you have young (or elderly) ones with you. We weren't able to find a single tree that had firm, juicy cherries. After about an hour, we only found small, soft cherries that were semi-sweet. Bonus - they have "real" restrooms with running water rather than porta-potties. read more

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I went with my friend's kids that are elementary age. We got there a little after 10:00am after they opened. Parking is plentiful, but dusty. Did not have to wear masks. There is bathrooms for people to use, but we didn't use it. However upon arrival, they cleaned the bathroom in the morning. There are rules to read prior to entering the orchard. Pretty much, don't eat the cherries before paying and don't break branches. There's a certain way of picking cherries too and I appreciate their visuals. It was pretty slim pickings since we are kind of late in the season. We had to go to the cherry trees that are farther from the entrance of the orchard. We found good cherries surprisingly. They provided clear plastic bags to collect our cherries in. You may pay with cash or card. There are animals to view, but no petting or feeding. There is a chicken coop along the trail adjacent to the house, a horse in the barn, goats, and a cat that walks around. I would definitely come back again, but will come earlier in the season. read more

Paid by card. Lazy K is located in Gilroy and offers a lot of parking. I went on a holiday weekend on Saturday after lunch and it wasn't that crowded. It was easy to park, get a bag to hold cherries from the staff, and pick cherries. My family and I had a great time picking cherries here. The cherries were so sweet! Minus one star since it was $6.25/ pound but other than that it was a great time. I would definitely recommend this place and would go back next year. read more

Nicest people to give you instructions. Don't pull the branch. Twist and it will come off easy Don't tear the nodules or whatever scientific you call them because that is where the next fruit will come from next year. Go to the left back of the orchard for the cherries because the front has already been picked over. Look for deep red and not red which will need to ripen on the tree still. Enjoy and have fun. Take a bag because half of that bag will cost you at least $25. I went overboard. Forget the stems. Bring a hat. Half an hour is all you need to get yourself enough cherries. read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Peek a boo - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

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Wonderful alternative to Brentwood as it's closer to the South Bay. Plus it's organic and they have Bings! Bings are *very* hard to find at u-picks, and they're the best tasting dark cherries. Most places in Brentwood specialize in Coral Champagne, Rainier, and sometimes Brooks. Brooks tastes the 2nd best for dark cherries. There's also a lot of Van cherries...these taste good, keep fresh longer, and stay firm. You can tell Vans by the shape as they're a little more pointy at the bottom. Also, Bings are more prone to occasional cracking the bottom of the fruit. Trees are not that tall, so we didn't need to use ladders. Make sure you bring a hat as the shade isn't that big. Bathrooms are way better than the "port-a-potties" commonly used in Brentwood. Beautiful lawn and gazebo in front as well. Cherries are more expensive than Brentwood but are organic and you're getting Bings! We went here twice this season. Looking forward to next year! read more

This farm is much better than ANY farm in Brentwood. Their Cherry trees are lower and no need for ladders. Very easy to find sweet cherries. The owner Jeff is super nice! Strongly recommend! read more

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Another Gilroy gem!! Came here on a random with a group of my mommy friends and all of our kiddos. Totally unplanned and unprepared but we had such an awesome time! Probably the best cherry picking experience I've ever had. This place has plenty of parking and close to entrance. Right when you drive up you can already see how beautiful the grounds are. So charming and inviting. They have a barn, with horses, sheep, chickens. Lots of photo ops for sure! Your welcome to bring your own bucket but since we were so unprepared they do have free plastic bags right in the front. They have you read the ground rules which is reasonable and how they keep everything looking and staying beautiful. Luckily I have my kids travel with their hydro flasks and keep their hats in the car. You'll need it. But if you don't they sell cold water bottles for $1. The owners are super nice and welcoming. Cherries are $5.50 per pound. I'm sure at the time I went, cherry picking season has already started but we found plenty of gorgeous ripe cherries hanging from the trees and as you wander further into this orchard you'll find more and more. We all had the funnest time. Super loved this place and can't wait to come back again! read more

Love this place for my young daughter. They have plenty of low bearing trees that she can reach. They also have farm animals (horse or two and sheep that she got to feed). We've been here for the last 2 years and both times the place was not packed and the cherries were plenty. read more

Second year in a row that we have gone here for U-pick cherries. This year they tasted better than last, but maybe it was because I was waiting all year to go back! No reservation system this year, which made planning super easy. We went early because I knew they go fast. Lots of cherries are there if you go the first weekend or two that they are open. It is a little overgrown in between, as one reviewer pointed out and so you have to be careful where you step. Prices are on the higher side, they raised them this year, but I felt it was still worth it. My advice, just be selective as to what you pick to discourage waste and to make sure you pick what you actually want. Being organic, you do need to look carefully at what you pick to make sure nothing else has "picked" it before you. I love the fact that you can picnic there on their front lawn. Toilets are available, not port a potties, which is a plus. Tip: bring a bucket to put your cherries in and have them weigh it before you pick. It's easier to carry/put down than a bag. You can get food grade ones at the hardware store. Just be conscious of how much you pick, it's easy to get carried away! read more

Went today, was freezing cold, but the cherries surely warmed my heart up. $5.00/# not bad compared to $7.00 @Saratoga farmers'. A little girl tried to help us for some information, I believe she's one of the family members, thank you. There was a big white & grey friendly cat, and 2 horses (not sure if they are friendly, didn't check). Yes, the trees were short, and ladders aren't allowed, and there's no Rainier (bummer). But was a nice getaway including 20%+70% off @Coach. I won't go back for the season, but I recommend. read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

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Great customer service, nice bathrooms, and the lawn has shade and is nice for picnicking on.

Was really excited to pick cherries from this farm! Their location looked beautiful and they seemed really friendly on their website. I was trying to find some answers to some questions I had so I tried to call them, but it went to voicemail. I then saw they were active on FB messenger. So, I decided to message them my questions. They responded answering my question but then followed up in such a bizarre way asking me why I even tried to call because they get thousands of calls and that I need to just look on their website. I just felt like it was pretty rude customer service and it left a bad feeling with me. So, we decided to move on and go to a place that was more friendly and understanding! I'm sure this place is great, but feel they need to work a little more on their customer service! Thanks! read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Conversation with the business - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

Came here with a group of people a couple weekends back and really enjoyed! The parking lot was super busy so we expected a crowd, but that wasn't the case at all. The orchard is pretty large and we were able to pick a ton of cherries. It's a little pricy, but I assume part of that is to cover the cherries we "accidentally" snack on while picking. read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

We were driving down to LA and were looking for Starbucks. But we missed first one. When we found the second Starbucks, we also saw a sign " cherry picking ". Then we found the Ranch. This ranch has so delicious cherries and people were very friendly. We picked almost 10 pounds yummy cherries but I believe our daughters will eat all in few days because the cherries are so delicious. read more

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This was our first time cherry picking boy it was a good experience. The cherries are juicy and sweet like sugar irrespective of their color shades or size. Our toddler was one of our official cherry sampler . We intend to get 2 pounds but they the cherries was so juicy and nice we ended up buying 10 pounds like a while bucket full of cherries we couldn't stop picking it. We reached there around 12:00 pm and spent almost an hr and half. We wound up as i wish we would have reached earlier.an eventful sunday noon Would recommend this place get a nice hat and bottle of cold water sunscreen and start pucking awesome cherries high and low read more

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4.5 Stars This is a great place to take kids and family for a great cherry picking experience. I have four kids all under the age of 6 and they absolutely loved it. My wife and I enjoyed our time here together as well. The pricing is $5/lb and they provide clean buckets for customers. THe owners are very friendly and helpful. They will tell you where to go to get fresh cherries. The only negative thing I can say about this place is that their parking lot is extremely dusty as its entirety is dirt. As other cars drive by, so much dust is kicked up into the air and you and your family will get smothered in dust/dirt. Also, for you city folks...get ready to be welcomed by the raunchy smell of horse manure as you park your car in the parking lot since they have a stable nearby. read more

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That's the great place to come. The address 3465 susie Ln, my family got lost at the first time. There were many parking places for your cars. There were 2 horses, place for children. You can have lunch at the playground. Cherries were sweet and fresh. $5/lbs. the owners this place were friendly and kind. They have public restroom. Everything was great !!! My family will come back this place read more

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My friends and I had a blast picking cherries at Lazy K Ranch on Sunday! I've never gone cherry picking before so I wasn't sure what to expect. The people there were very polite and there was ample parking along the streets near the ranch. We ended up parking along a dirt road. We also loved petting the horses and looking at the goats. Things to bring if you decide to go cherry picking: 1. A container for your cherries. They provide buckets and paper bags, but we brought a grocery tote and a basket. If you're going with a group like we did, gallon size ziplock bags to divide your bounty. 2. Sunscreen and a hat, because we were out in the sun for at least an hour. 3.Wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. You will be walking through dirt and lots of hay and rocks. The two of us that wore sandals were tip toe-ing around stuff. The girls that wore shoes complained because they were covered in a layer of dust by the end. Don't wear white canvas shoes! We parked on a dirt road nearby, so it was a lot of walking through dirt. 4. If you want to picnic on the grounds, bring a blanket! I saw families hanging out under some of the cherry trees. 5. Baby wipes to wipe down your hands/legs/feet when you're done. We were pretty dusty by the time we got back to the car. read more

We just went for Father's Day to pick cherries. We decided on this place because people said the trees were shorter and easier to pick from plus no parking fee or entrance fee. We arrived LATE, around 4pm. I was afraid the trees would be bare but there were LOTS of cherries! We had so much fun picking cherries and wandering around the orchard that our 3-year old daughter didn't want to leave even though we stayed past closing. We ended up buying over 14 pounds (we split them with friends and family in town for a cousin's graduation). The staff was friendly and there were plenty of buckets to use. But we went late in the day so if you go, be prepared with your own bag/bucket just in case they run out. Trees are short enough to reach most of the cherries. If you have time to check it out next weekend, there will be LOTS to pick! Plenty of not-yet-ripe-enough cherries when we were there. The cherries are $5 a pound but worth it as they are SWEET and plump! Look for the older trees that have the bigger cherries. And don't be afraid of the wrinkly, dried up cherries. They are so sweet that it hurts your throat when you eat them. They're like raisins but better! Clean bathroom facilities and fair practices when weighing (none of that weighing with the bucket we saw posted on Yelp about other places). They accept credit cards and cash. Also nice green spot to have a picnic outside of the orchard. This U-Pick only opens if there's a good crop so swing on by this year if you get a chance. There are lots to pick from and I like that they don't use chemical pesticides. read more

Clean, neat environment, our family had a great time there.

Best cherries I had all season, you pay what you pick. There was no entrance fee when we went. Tip: Bring a water bottle so you can eat as you pick! read more

This is our first u-pick and went there for just an experience. With our 4 month old baby, I was initially afraid of how it goes, so we decided to just pick a lb or two cherries and head back home soon. However, we found the ranch so welcoming with a very less crowd on Friday evening. The cherries are so delicious and yummy, we could not resist and ended up buying more than 6 lbs. Our baby enjoyed the environment and we also rested at the nice picnic area. There are SO MANY cherries on each tree and there are so many trees. People there are so helpful and they are weighing the cherries without bucket. Most of the trees have cherries so down, kids can easily pick them. read more

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My family had such a great time. The trees were so short and so many fruits that are plump & juicy. We got so excited that our buckets were so full that we end up paying over $80! But they are so sweet and I brought them in my office to share and everyone just said so sweet & jucy cherries. read more

Great place to taking your kids Good size farm My favorite cherry farm ever! We can't wait to go back there every year now read more

This is such an amazing place to pick cherries. They are ORGANIC and absolutely delicious (I'm super picky on cherries and these are juicy and so flavorful). The owners are so down to earth and my kids could pick because there were low enough limbs. Cherry season doesn't last long, so go when it's open! read more

Pleasant family experience. Relaxed atmosphere. Excellent facilities. Trees were accessible with lots of fruit up high and low. We enjoyed trying the different varieties: tarter or sweeter, firmer or juicier, milder or richer. read more

Lovely u pick ranch.Friendly staff . Must visit place with family. They have lawn as well for some time after cherry picking. Highly recommend read more

My family had a blast yesterday! They have so many berry trees, and the cherries are soooooooo yummy! We picked about 20 lbs, gave the majority away (including a fund raising event), and not a single one left by now! I had them for breakfast, for lunch, and for dinner! Anyway, they opened for business the first day ever yesterday. Super super super nice family! Brought out carrots for my girls to feed the horses. So if you go, Kathy said yes when I asked if we can bring some apple and carrots to feed them next time, and suggested that we cut them small so it's easier for Crystal (white horse) and Copenhagen(brown horse). There was also a little goat that hangs out with horses (I first thought it was a little pony!). There were three chickens too. Big green meadow, shady place for picnic lunch? (We didn't eat there or play on the grass so don't know.) There's bath room on site (again we didn't use). Again, Kathy and her family were so supper super nice that I feel like I owe them and the least I can do is a good review. We fell in love with Crystal and Copenhagen too. We'll definitely go back sometime very soon! BTW, their cherries are pesticide free! $2.5/lb or $2.0 if it's over 50 lbs. Check their website for hour before you go. They are closed on Tuesdays and have different hours on different days. read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

Who knew that grabbing a bucket and rummaging through trees to find cherries would be so much fun. Came here on a drive back from San Fran and saw the sign and we decided to stop. So we glad we saw that sign stopped. Once you get to the end of the driveway you see the big red barn you know you're in the right spot. Just grab a bucket and start your hunt. The cherries were delicious and ripe. Can't wait for next season! read more

Came cherry picking with another family as a play date. The location is easy to miss on local freeway, so I wish they have bigger signage. We have a good time and would consider this farm next cherry season. read more

My family and friends had a blast yesterday . We had so much fun. Cherries are really good and tasty and organic . Even kids can have a great time there. :) read more

It was an ok experience. The trees were really short which means you don't need a ladder. But I thought the cherries were expensive (A big bag I picked cost $72.) And the people/family working there wern't all that friendly and the bathrooms were not operating - or at least the men's wasn't. read more

Last year we went to the cherry farm in Brentwood, and they had great cherries, but this place has even SWEETER cherries! It's a great place to have a picnic as well! They offer gazebos to have picnics in :) But overall, I loved the cherries. They were really sweet and I didn't have to go very far to fill up my bag. read more

First time went for cherry pickup and had great time here. This place is very nice. I think to day is last day here for cherry pickup. read more

Lazy K Ranch Cherry U-Pick - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Gilroy, California

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I went there on the Sunday of the memorial day weekends. I paid $16 for ~2,5lbs of cherries. No ladders, or tree climbing are allowed. They have a big green lawns for picnic, a couple of horses and some sheeps. A good place to entertain children. read more

Very tasty cherries and plenty of trees! Open space and lots more f shadow and rest area after picking up cherries

My kids and I had so much fun picking cherries last year, and we love going to Kathy's ranch. It is very peaceful and lovely. I found out from the owner that the ranch is CLOSED for cherry picking this year. ---AC read more

South Bay residents no longer have to drive up to Brentwood to pick their own cherries. If you want fresh cherries this place is the real deal. Bings/vans/brooks right off the tree, ripe and unblemished, for only $2.75/lb. The trees aren't labelled so you can't really tell which is which, but you can always just sample a cherry from a tree to see if it's to your liking. They have hundreds of trees so you should be able to find a tree with ripe fruit that hasn't been picked over on the lower/mid branches. Part of the fun is finding a "jackpot" tree with large sweet ripe cherries. If you have a tall person or a child that you can put on your shoulders you can reach some of the higher branches that go untouched and are covered with big ripe cherries (most trees are like this). I guess you can bring a ladder if you have a light portable one; even saw one guy climb into a tree like a monkey to get to the higher branches. They have buckets for you to use but far fewer than customers they get, so bring your own bucket/basket to make sure you have something to collect your cherries in. They do provide full size supermarket paper bags for you to take your cherries home. Try to get there early unless you mind a long walk - I went at 11am and Susie Ln was full, and cars were parked way down Canada Road and in a makeshift parking lot in a field people kind of just created. Also as noted on their website be careful when parking in a dry grass field as your catalytic converter can cause a fire, especially in the dry hot weather of cherry season. The walk is a minor inconvenience for dirt cheap top notch cherries. They have a big lawn area and farm animals for the kids but I was just there for the cherries. I'll be back every week until the season ends. Bring cash. read more