Best cherries around. Just wish the season last longer. Go there once or twice a week when cherie's…read moreare in season

My little is not a cherry eating person, but he sure did like picking them! He has gone apple…read morepicking and now cherry picking, and I love that my MIL has these ideas for him to venture out and try new things and experiences that I don't think of. He had a blast, got to see how they grow and we had some yummy cherries for our trip home and for snacks. He may not eat them, but we did!

This is my favorite U-Pick farm. I love the apricots , blueberries, and zucchini best. They also…read morehave cherries, strawberries, peaches, plums, and nectarines. Prices are reasonable and the layout/varieties are clearly labeled. Parking has never been a problem for me. They have wagons you can borrow to haul your fruit. They are open for several months with different offerings.

The best U-Pick farms I have ver been on! The people are nice! They have a variety of fruits for…read moreyou to pick yourself ; peaches, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and some summer squashes. You pay by the weight of the fruit you pick.

Great farm with lots of fruits! They had blackberries, blueberries, tay berries, and strawberries…read more I may have missed some others. We went on a Saturday morning and were worried they would be low since lot of people visiting but there were plenty for everyone! Admission is $1 per person or $7 per person if you want to eat the fruits. Each berry has its own price per pound. Strawberries were $5/lb

My family and I had an absolutely amazing experience at Daisy Creek Farms yesterday. We were…read moregreeted by a very friendly staff. Entrance was easy - $1 per adult and we paid $5 for all you can eat for our little berry monster. The blueberries and strawberries were vibrant and fresh, and the price per pound was very reasonable given the quality. There are also stone fruit and all kinds of berries. The farm is absolutely gorgeous and the perfect way to spend the day. The owner's YouTube channel is also worth checking out - it has tons of local tips for the aspiring gardener. We will definitely be back soon !!