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North Columbia Farms is a pick your own farm in Kettle Falls, Washington, growing strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and blackberries, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Aldrich Berry Farms & Nursery is a pick your own farm in Mossyrock, Washington, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Bunker Creek Berry Patch is a pick your own farm in Chehalis, Washington, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Walters Fruit Ranch is a pick your own farm in Mead, Washington, growing pyo apples and pumpkins, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Hidden Acres Orchards is a pick your own farm in Mead, Washington, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
High Country Orchard is a pick your own farm in Colbert, Washington, growing peaches, apricots, cherries and plums, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Knapp’s U-Pick is in Colbert, Washington, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Roening’s On Green Bluff is a pick your own farm in Mead, Washington, growing cherries and peaches, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Siemers Farm is a pick your own farm in Mead, Washington, open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Cherry Hill is a pick your own farm in Mead, Washington, growing cherries, peaches and raspberries (red), open to the public and worth a visit if you want to pick fresh, locally grown food near you.
Farms in Washington grow blueberries, strawberries, apples, raspberries, pumpkins and blackberries. Many are pick your own, so you can harvest blueberries and more straight from the field during the season.
Blueberries picking in Washington usually runs through July and August. Call the farm before you visit, as exact dates shift each year with the weather.
Several Washington farms open for pumpkin picking in October, ready for Halloween. Check each farm's opening hours as the pumpkin season is short.
Yes. Washington has 165 farm shops and pick your own farms listed, including 121 where you can pick your own fruit and vegetables. Use the filters above to find the crop or type you want.
Summer is the peak season for pick your own in Washington, with soft fruit like blueberries from June, then apples and pumpkins into the autumn. Farm shops themselves are open year round.
