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4.3 (45 reviews)
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Trees filled with white peaches.

The trees were filled to the brim. Peaches were big and juicy. Would come back again.

Cherries
Vuk B.

Just came back for a second year in a row. They have the best cherries and the nicest orchard among the several I tried. Other orchards starting taking cash only and charging entry fees, while Wolfe takes cash or credit for the same price. Lovely place.

Look at these beauties!

Great place to pick cherries with your family. Unlike other places we have tried in the past, the trees are loaded with HUGE, plump, dark cherries even in the lower branches. Perfect for little kids to reach. Did you know that the profit margins for these local farms are quite low when they sell through local supermarkets? By buying directly from them, you help them stay in business. So come out and enjoy a nice day at the orchards and support our local farms. You will not find the quality at the grocery stores. They simply do not compare!

Alan B.

Great u-pick cherry farm. Drive in and park in the parking lot. All cherries in 2020 were $3.50/#. It's a simple operation, no country store, no baked goods, just cherries. They do offer already picked cherries but they are not a great price. The staff is nice. I've been a couple years and always can drive right up and start picking. No reservation needed. The actually orchard is close to the parking lot. The trees are well groomed and easy to pick. I didn't see any insects. They have both the red variety of cherries and the whiter Rainer type.

Peaches galore!
Ray Y.

If you love peaches, this place is PEACH HEAVEN! I've been thinking about going fruit-picking for a while. I found the ranch on Google and signed up for their e-mail list. When I received an e-mail notifying me that peaches are in season, I knew this was my chance to go! My siblings and I arrived at 8 AM. Usually the farm opens at 9AM, but I received an e-mail saying that the farm was going to open an hour earlier to accommodate for the heat wave. The farm was pretty easy to find. You literally drive into the orchard, in between fruit trees, and you're parking your car right next to the rows and rows of trees. So cool! As soon as you step out of your car, you are surrounded with peach trees everywhere!! It was awesome! The ranch equips you with little wagons, buckets, step stools, and ladders to complete your fruit-picking experience. The trees are about 7 feet tall, so tall enough to provide some shade, but short enough that you can reach most of the fruits without a ladder. We walked around and picked random fruits from random trees. We filled a bucket of yellow and a bucket of white in no time. Our peach haul consisted of 22 pounds of white peaches (~ 55 peaches) and 21.5 pounds of yellow peaches (~ 45 peaches) for $45 total. All the peaches were so delicious -- super fresh, seriously some of the best peaches I've ever tasted! Love how the fruits are organic too, no pesticides added! How to plan your trip: + Yes, definitely recommend signing up for the e-mail. It seemed like only a handful of people knew that the farm opened an hour earlier. When we left at 9AM, there was a large crowd of people ready to pick fruits. + Check online before you go to see if the fruits are in season. The e-mail list also tells you this information. + Bring lots of water, sunglasses, hats, sunblock! You can also use the water to rinse the peaches, so you can sample them in the field. + Bring lots of cash! + Arrive early to avoid the sun Thank you Wolfe Ranch for a wonderful experience! I will definitely come back next season!

Big thumb up to this ranch! I come to this ranch every year. Very nice people and Great Rainer cherries. Because of COVId-19 this year, you buy a prepaid boxy his year and go fill it as high as you can. I bought 6 lb box for $21 dollars, and I didn't even make it super full. It turned out weight 8 lb!

Early morning honor system tomato sales
Katherine P.

I was riding on the Marsh Creek Trail, a section of which follows the road here, and I went past their self-service farm stand. I didn't interact with anyone, but the farm stand was well stocked with lovely, giant tomatoes, and I couldn't resist picking some up. The quality of the tomatoes were top notch! Definite thumbs up from me just based on this little interaction. I'd definitely visit again if I were in the area.

Janel Y.

Note: located at 164 Payne Ave. The Yelp team has been notified! I've always wanted to go fruit picking (even though I do have a peach tree in my backyard and could easily pick peaches for free...but that's a different matter) and decided this was the summer to do it! We heard of this place from a friend who had come here before. The drive from the Peninsula takes about 1.5 hrs. Once you're in the area, you turn on a side street and the place is on the left. At first it just looks like a stand but then you'll see rows and rows or peach trees. Our group arrived around 10 AM (hours: daily, 9 AM - 3:45 PM) and were informed the pricing, location of white peaches, yellow peaches, yellow cling peaches and plums. They also had already picked peaches (white and yellow), Hierloom tomatoes, plums and potatoes that you could purchase. Once in the orchards, we spread out and did our picking. They provide you with buckets to carry your picked fruit in and even wheelbarrows when the bucket gets too heavy with fruit (but the lady recommended to carry the buckets since the fruit will bruise easily in the wheelbarrow). The rules (check out the picture) say that you can't eat the fruit, but that doesn't mean everyone follows, especially with peach seeds and half eaten peaches on the floor and seeing other pickers noshing on their freshly picked peach. When you're done picking, you give it to one of the employees and they'll weigh it and you pay and then you're off to enjoy your peaches! Here's the pricing: U-Pick Prices: White Peaches, full bucket (18-20lbs) - $1.00/lb Less than a bucket - $2.00/lb Yellow (Suncrest) Peaches U-Pick $0.70./lb Picked $18.00/box If you decide to go, here are some tips: 1) Go early, it gets crowded and HOT in the afternoon. 2) Bring jugs of water (highly recommended) to wash the fruit you want to taste off the tree. 3) Wear sunscreen or a hat. 4) Eat a big or filling breakfast or bring starchy/salty snacks. Don't go eating a bunch of peaches on an empty stomach! One guy in our group ate 5 peaches there and of course, suffered the rest of the day (there is a port-o-potty on site). 5) Decide how much you want and can finish. It's very easy to go picking crazy and before you know it, you're left with x amount of lbs of peaches! 6) Pick some fruit very ripe and some less ripe to spread out the ripening window. 7) You can bring garden shears (there are ladders on site) and snip off the stems in tact with the fruit so that the stem does not puncture the ripe peaches you've already picked. You can also just twist the peaches off the branches. 8) Don't fill up the buckets all the way because the weight of the peaches can crush the softer, more ripe peaches. Also, bring the top to a box to transport the peaches back home. When you pile them in a bag, you're prone to crushing the softer peaches. You will not be disappointed with the white peaches from here. They are sweet and over the next couple of days, will just get even sweeter. It's pure, all natural, sugar! So YUM! Happy picking!

3 of 4 flats of Faye Alberta peaches.  They are giant and smell and taste great.

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Nunn Better Farms

4.4(399 reviews)
3.2 mi

Why haven't I left a review for this place? We've been here twice for cherry picking. Last time was…read morein June 2025. They charge $4 and had lapins, rainiers, and corals when we went. What's great about cherry picking is that it's great for all ages. They provide ladders and each of the rows of cherries are well-labelled. Plenty of rows to pick from without feeling overcrowded. Enjoy!

Visited Nunn Better Farms for cherry picking and honestly left disappointed. At first, we were…read morepicking cherries from an area that looked very dry and poorly maintained. Later on, we found out that section was already out of season. As we walked farther, we finally saw much better cherries, but most of the good ones were way too high to reach and there were no ladders available. There were some lower branches, but the cherries there were not great in quality, so we ended up picking only around 3 lbs. We then decided to switch to the peach and nectarine area hoping for a better experience, but unfortunately there was barely anything good to pick. Most of the fruits were either overripe, damaged, or already picked over. Overall, it felt like the farm should have better guidance on which sections are still worth visiting before customers pay and spend time walking around in the heat. The staff was fine, but the overall fruit quality and picking experience were disappointing for us this visit.

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The Urban Edge Farm - The big sign that greets visitors upon arrival at the Urban Edge Farm in Brentwood.

The Urban Edge Farm

4.1(40 reviews)
0.8 mi

Love this farm! It has such a peaceful, family-farm vibe...a total breath of fresh air compared to…read morethe more chaotic, commercial U-pick spots. Parking is easy, and the staff are wonderful and helpful with recommendations. It's rare to find a truly organic farm in this area, and the quality and freshness of their fruit and produce really stand out. The general store up front is amazing...they have specialty breads, nuts, and unique jams made from their own fruit that are to die for. Definitely keep an eye out for unique finds like their frozen mulberries and white peach or nectarine jams. We loved the specialty products so much that we actually went back two days later to stock up on gifts. We came for U-pick peaches and nectarines. The tree-ripened fruit was incredibly sweet and juicy with a floral aroma. We went with kids and grandparents, and everyone had an amazing time. The apricots looked amazing too...can't wait to come back once they're ripe!

Our experience from last year, 2025: We asked to U-pick cherry tomatoes, but were told there were…read moreno tomatoes left, even though there were tons of them. Just 10 minutes later, while we were at the farm's playground, they sent a man on a tractor who destroyed all those tomatoes. Very, very weird. Today, October 17, 2026: We came for pomegranate and persimmon U-pick. The girl at the store asked if we could walk to the trees ourselves (another girl was driving customers there). We said we knew where the trees were since we've been regular customers for years and visited many of their U-picks. She even acknowledged recognizing us and confirmed we could walk there ourselves. In previous years, walking to the trees was always normal practice. After having a picnic at the farm, we started walking toward the trees when another girl chased after us, visibly angry. She rudely told us we weren't allowed anywhere except the playground and store. It was exactly 3 PM on Saturday (the store closes at 5 PM), yet she claimed U-pick was already closed for the day, two hours before closing. We repeatedly asked them to please let us U-pick, but were rejected every time. When we asked why they wouldn't drive us to the trees at 3 PM if the store closes at 5 PM, we were told they could close the store whenever they wanted and it was entirely up to them. The girl responsible for driving customers to the trees simply turned her back on us and stopped talking to us. When we asked to speak with a manager, we were told they didn't have any contact information for one. So we drove an hour with two young kids for this kind of experience. Dear Barbara, even though you probably care much less about this business now that you're selling the property, we'd like to remind you: You're not in the business of selling persimmons. Persimmons can be bought anywhere. When you open your doors for U-pick, you're in the business of selling experience and dealing with people - your customers. Please teach your staff to provide at least the bare minimum of customer service.4

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