Monday, July 20th
Closed now for the day. Our next pick is Wednesday, July 22nd 8am-12pm. (please arrive by 11:30am)
Current Crop Update:
🫐 Blueberries
Our blueberry crop is looking beautiful, and picking continues to be great.
🫐 Black Currants
The black currants are also looking great and will continue to be available while the crop lasts.
🍓 Late-Season Strawberries (Malwina Variety)
Our late-season strawberries are still producing-with light picking conditions. (We recommend a smaller basket for fresh eating rather than trying to stock your freezer) With only 19 rows of this beautiful, deep red, flavourful variety, availability is limited, but they continue to provide one last opportunity for strawberry picking this season. - THIS PATCH MAY CLOSE BY 10AM if we get lots of visitors on Wednesday.
❤️ Red Raspberries
Our raspberry season has finished however, if you don't mind a bit of hard work, you are still welcome to pick when the farm is open next week-there are still some nice berries but it will be work to fill a container.
🖤 Black Raspberries
Available for sale only. We do not offer Pick-Your-Own black raspberries.*This crop will likely come to an end this week.
🌻 Sunflowers
Fresh bouquets are available for purchase at the raspberry tent or strawberry booth when we are open for pick your own this week.
🍯 Farm Stand
Preserves and 500 g jars of honey are available at the farm stand. Our 1 kg honey jars will be back in stock as soon as our new jars arrive.
🫛 Peas
Finished for the season.
Please Note
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There are no longer tractor and wagon rides to the strawberry field. at this point in the season. Please park and enjoy the short walk to the picking fields. There are signs to direct you to either the blueberry or strawberry patch.
Looking Ahead
We expect to continue Pick-Your-Own this week, likely Wednesday, and Friday, with morning picking hours. As always, our schedule will depend on crop conditions, weather and availability, so please check our website or phone message before visiting.
Welcome to Our Family Farm
We’ve been growing berries since 2005 and sharing the experience with visitors since 2006
Now entering our 21st growing season, our Pick-Your-Own Farm in Kingston has welcomed families, school groups, and friends since opening our gates to the public in 2006. Strawberries remain our main crop and the highlight of our summer, while fall brings a festive agritourism experience—with hands-on school tours, a corn maze, pumpkins, and outdoor fun for all ages.
We’re Ken and Christine Paul—farmers, partners, and the husband-and-wife team behind the farm. Ken grew up on Paulridge Berry Farm, working alongside his parents in the fields. After graduating from university, he knew he wanted to carry on the family tradition. With many of his parents’ customers coming from Kingston, he kept an eye out for the right land nearby. After we met and married, we found the perfect spot just north of Highway 401—and together, with the invaluable help and guidance of Ken’s parents, we built a farm that would grow more than just crops.
Today, we’re raising two teenagers who have become a big part of farm life and an even bigger help during the busy seasons. From planting to harvest, they’ve grown alongside the farm—just like many of the local teens we’ve hired for their very first job over the years.
We believe in simplicity, education, community and connection. Whether you’re here to pick sun-ripened berries, explore our fall adventures, or simply enjoy a day in the fresh air, we’re honoured to share this farm and this season with you.
~ The Paul Family ~