What a wonderful experience! Delicious cherries , wonderful u pick farm ' Great afternoon with the…read morefamily !

We went and picked two bag of peaches and nectarines. I thought we overdid it, but now I'm thinking…read morethat it wasn't nearly enough. I guess we will be back sooner than expected! Best peaches I've ever had. Mr. Paul Hatch is very kind and full of information. He graciously showed us around. My little boy was very impressed. Also everything is price sooooo reasonable.

Absolutely gorgeous!! So nice and great berries- 2 sweet dogs to hug- definitely will return!!!!read more

This is a locally owned organic blueberry farm. The family who owns this is very friendly, and…read morevery helpful in steering us to the correct row to pick berries. The berries are good quality, very tasty. The pricing is good as well.

There is nothing quite like picking your own fresh fruit. The owners, Rita and Chris happily teach…read moreeach picker the art of "tickling" the ripe berries from the tender branches. If you want to eat, freeze, dry, put up, make blueberry cobbler or blueberry pie, or some other tasty blueberry treat with some of the plumpest, most tasty blueberries you have ever laid taste to, Sunlight Farms-you pick blueberries is the place to be. Knowing there are no pesticides used is also a plus! Picking season typically starts mid June. It's something my family looks forward to each year. Be sure to wear shoes that are appropriate for walking around a farm (athletic or walking shoes are fine, but I wouldn't wear sandals or open toe or heel type shoes). And a hat and sun block are nice to have too. Those rows and rows of blueberries go quite a ways out, and time flies when you are having fun!

I was visiting Grandview, wanted something to do with the kids. I found this place and it was a…read moregreat experience. My kids loved it the staff was friendly. I definitely recommend this place.

We stopped in on our visit to the Pendleton Round up. The produce was out of this world delicious…read moreand the family is so sweet. I highly recommend you stop in!!

Great place! I've gone there twice in a week. They've got 20 acres, and grow everything they sell…read more It's fall here, so they've got squash, beets and apples. They have 14 varieties of apples they grow. They never wax their apples so you can eat the apples as is, no preservatives. They pick all their food fresh so everything is full of flavor and lasts a long time. They grow their own asparagus, peaches, pick your own flowers. They've been in business 40 years and are word of mouth only.

First time to go fruit picking in Washington State. My mom was so happy, walking through the…read moreorchards, picking peaches, and then eating it. It was a warm day, so we left our dogs (who aren't allowed in the orchard which I completely appreciate) at a picnic table in the shade and no one bothered them. I got peach itch from catching the peaches in my arms when they fell off the tree. The lady showed me where to wash my arms off, but I couldn't get them off. Next time I'll make sure to wear a long shirt or bring packaging tape to get off the itchy fuzz. We went back to our hotel to shower and get the itch off, which was a relief. They had peaches, apricots, and pears available for harvest, but mom went crazy in the peach area so no pears for us that day. So glad we found out about this place. Will check if they have Christmas activities because this place is a lot of fun.

For our last day in Leavenworth, we decided to do something that screams "not in Texas"... apple…read morepicking! Enter Stutzman Ranch, a family owned orchard delivering peak September vibes on a sun kissed day. Pro tip: sneakers or hiking boots are a must. The orchard sits on a hill, and you'll get your steps in, believe me. Upon arrival, the signs lead you right to the warehouse where you check in. The big "Fruit in Season" board made it clear: apples and pears are the stars of the show. There is a $5 U-Pick minimum per person 12 years and over. You can bring your own basket or they'll handed you a cardboard box, and if you're feeling fancy, upon availability you can borrow a wagon. After a quick walk to the orchard entry, you're given the lowdown on which rows hold the goods. Families were out, kids running around, everyone on the hunt for Washington's crown jewels--apples. Though the grapes were almost done for the season, we still snagged a few sweet clusters. After we wrapped up our fruity treasure hunt, we headed back to settle up. Floyd and Betsy Stutzman, the lovely fourth-generation owners, greeted us again, this time with Charlie, their sweet pup. We chatted about our Texas roots and thanked them for keeping their slice of paradise so well-maintained. There's something satisfying about biting into a crisp Fuji apple you just picked yourself. Whether it's for a breakfast bite or paired with mimosas in the afternoon, it tastes like victory. Thanks, Stutzman Ranch, for the fresh harvest and hospitality!

This is a beautiful spot to enjoy a drink. We ordered the non-alcoholic cider taster and loved it!…read moreThe ciders weren't in house, but they were so much better than anything you can buy in a grocery store. I regret not purchasing a couple bottles to go.

We love this place. They are the home of Lagrioth Winery which serves up some great everyday wines…read more That said, this place keeps us coming back because the staff is very nice and the owners/farmers who started and run this place are incredible. They have turned it into a working farm and host u-pick flowers and apples in the spring/summer, pumpkin patch in the fall, they have local fruits in the summer and tulip bulbs occasionally. The location offers a view of Roses Lake which is a nice change of scenery as the other wineries in the area focus on Lake Chelan which is also amazing but variety is appreciated. If you visit, try a tasting of their wine or non-alcoholic cider, grab some cheese, crackers and other eats from their public pantry, pick a few flowers, get educated on how they have sheep that keep weeds under control and maybe pick a few apples before you leave.

I bought Martin Family Fruit at Forks Outfitters. So glad to buy fruit from near my hometown…read more Always fresh and delightful reasonably priced. ,

I picked up a few of their cherries (Rainer and Bing) at the Pike Place market this week. I didn't…read morereally know what I wanted and the guy let me sample a few. The cherries I picked up were plump, juicy and sweet. I only wish we could get Rainer cherries that good in the southwest. (I live in a small town in SE NM.) Tonight, I was sad to eat my last one. Thanks!

$1.25/pound for lunch box type of apples and pears (very low). They also had some blueberries for…read more$3/lb. Local honey for $9/jar. They are selling the lot for 1.25mil so if you are interested, contact the owner on the website. Not sure if we will be back for Upick. Limited variety.

Our first time and we were caught up in the experience. $4.50 per pound for cherries adds up…read morequickly. Honey and wax products like soap and chap stick for sale. You get nice thick plastic bags to store your fruit, The price per pound is on the high end and perhaps due to the fact that the farm is up for sale.