This is a beautiful family-owned farm in the Fresno foothills. I have been several times in late spring/early summer to pick or purchase cherries, and just recently went with a group to pick pomegranates in the fall. I think they may also have a berry patch, but I haven't been for that. Mountain Brook Ranch is a great place to bring the family to enjoy some time outdoors and to pick fruit fresh from the tree. It is easy to spot from the road, and has a lovely farm stand right next to a gravel parking area. Depending on the season, the farm stand has jams and the seasonally fresh/ripe fruit ready for you to buy if you don't want to pick your own. They also have buckets and pruning shears to cut the fruit off the trees available for those who want to pick their own. Please note that usually only certain trees or rows are available to pick from, depending on which trees have ripe fruit and which trees they are saving for other things. Surrounded by beautiful rolling foothills, this is a great family activity, and a great place to take photos while you enjoy time outside. Follow them on Facebook to get updates on when they'll be opened and when fruit is ready. And bring cash or check, as they do not accept credit cards. read more

Mountain Brook Ranch - Pomegranates! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Clovis, California

We were so glad to come to MBR for their pomegranates. We met Brandon who was so welcoming, giving us a full run-down of the farm and answering all of our questions. He even walked with us over to the pomegranate trees to help us! We got to sample some of the pomegranates that were already splitting on the trees and we were sold! Sweet and juicy regardless of the size (with some variation of course) but overall we bought about 60 pomegranates and it was the best decision of the week! Highly recommend bringing the family while they offer U-pick! read more

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We love this place and are blessed that they are not too far away. One of the workers was very helpful when my car broke down and I got it into their drive. All of the people who run, own...this place are remarkable. read more

extremely friendly people and nice quality fruits. Brandon even offered to help me taking the full bucket to my car. the environment is so nice and clean. really love this place. will go there again for sure. read more

Organized, friendly, helpful and fun. Beautiful surroundings and tasty, very tasty cherries.

Went there today to get some boysenberries for a pie. We bought a flat for an excellent price, they were just sweet and delicious. We want to go back and get some more before they are gone to make jam. read more

There was such accommodation! Kind people run this place, had warnings in advance due to REMOTE location bee hives etc. (which were simple to avoid.) We had such fun with the kids. Bring your running shoes; well run and organized. Not a long drive from southeast Clovis. (My freshly washed car stayed clean)! Good roads, but... be ready to turn at the old truck in the field. It is easy to fly past. Further down road east bound was an easy turn around. June 7,2021 starts U-Pick berries. (Long Rows of neatly trimmed blackberries. They also have U-pick pomegranates in the fall, and those are already well on their way to being pretty for pictures. They border the neatly gravel-covered parking area (slow roll here). Sweet & juicy cherries. A few doubles, but 90+% were PERFECT. LOTS OF TREES TO CHOOSE FROM. Will go back for blackberries. read more

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Can you please have CHERRIES all year??? Please get some climate controlled year round delicious cherry situation going on over there.

Came here for the first time! The man there, I think is the owner is really friendly and nice! My daughter had fun. Only thing I was worry about was the bees there. There was two sets of bees boxes which I didn't know they had. But over all it was a fun experience. read more

This is such a fun place to go! We stopped by this week to pick cherries and my kids got their own kid-sized buckets and had a blast. Definitely want to go back! read more