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    Lyon Farms

    4.2 (22 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Chelsea N.

    Took the kids here today. We had a blast! It's a long walk down to the blackberry and blueberry fields. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes. Blackberries were plentiful and big and yummy. My toddler was constant shoveling them in her mouth. None in the bucket, right to her mouth lol. Blueberries were a bit over grown with weeds. There were a lot of bees in the bushes. I ended up getting g stung trying to grab a berry and accidentally grabbing the one with a bee on it. Be careful! It can get very crowded on the weekends. We ended up buying a sugar baby watermelon that I'm eager to dive my teeth into!! We hope to come back later this summer for tomatoes and peaches!

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    Who doesn't like picking their own fruit and purchasing fresh veggies and homemade jam? I've been to pick strawberries and peaches. I just learned they have plums!? Great for the whole family! There's a pond w seats in the shade if you want to enjoy the ambience of nature and watch ducks swim. They accept card/contactless pay. Dirt paths so be mindful if you're not sturdy on your feet.

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    Jean K.

    This was a fun little daytrip for Little Mister, now 3 years old. Employees wear masks and there is a handwashing station at the entrance. It is a lot bigger than I expected and there is at least one pond on the property which is teeming with pond life like turtles and dragonflies. I would have liked to see a map with picking areas clearly marked but we made do. I actually called them at one point while in the fields to find out where the blueberries were located but we found them as I had them on the phone. We picked peaches and blueberries. The peaches were on the smallish side but the flavor was excellent. The blueberries were sweet and delicious. I liked that the employees were conscientious about wearing masks and gloves. Other customers wore masks as well though it seemed safe to remove them in the fields since there weren't people nearby. It was easy to physically distance. Overall, a fun daytrip that helps break up the monotony of staying home and you can get some delicious fruits while supporting a local farm. Kudos, Lyon Farms!

    Holly K.

    Overall we had a great social distancing trip over to Lyon Farms. It was nice to leave the house! We went right when they opened and it wasn't too busy, but started to get busier as we were leaving. We originally went for peach picking. The peach orchard is in the back and the furthest u-pick from the parking lot. It was hot and of course it's super sunny at the farm, so it was not an enjoyable walk with a toddler. The peach trees were interesting. There were a ton of fallen peaches so it was bee and bug city, I had a hard time finding great ones on the tree to pick. We decided to switch gears and go blackberry picking. The blackberry bushes were beautiful and definitely a more enjoyable picking experience. In the end we ended up buying pre picked items!! I'd say bring your own basket so you don't have to buy one there. I thought they were cash only, but they do accept cards! They have a ton of produce for sale-- vegetables along with fruit. I ended up leaving with asparagus, tomatoes, blackberries, blueberries, peaches, and an avocado. They also have this delicious strawberry cider slushy on the weekends. It was super refreshing and the perfect treat to head home with.

    Sujung S.

    I actually had never been peach picking. I didn't realize how hard it is! I definitely had more fun picking blackberries since they were easier to tell whether or not they were ready to be picked! I went right at lunch time so it was super hot If you go Monday-Saturday, I'd say definitely go earlier when it's a bit cooler! You can bring your own containers/baskets but if you forget them, you can purchase them on site! Additionally, face coverings are mandatory and they only allow 1 group per lane! Social distancing is highly encouraged. If you're like me and don't carry cash, they do take cards!

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    Robbie C.

    Loads of strawberries for the pickin. Way more fun to pick your own and less expensive. They charge $1.75 per pound and $1. If you use their carrier. Not a bad deal. There were so many ripe juicy strawberries. We froze some for smoothies. Blackberries will be ready in 2 weeks, sadly no blueberries due to frost that ruined their plants. They also have veggies and other fruit to purchase.

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    Get Strawberries there every year Very good even picked my own once--- just once lol

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    Great place! High quality strawberries!! We will definitely be back later to try and pick other fruits!

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