Thursday, August 6, 2026 – Farm Update
The farm is now closed as we prepare for our fall season.
🍂 Looking ahead: We expect a small second raspberry crop in a few weeks. Quantities will be limited, so the best way to hear about picking dates and hours is by joining our email list.
We'll remain closed through the rest of August and into early September while we get ready for pumpkin picking, our annual corn maze, and fall fun. If you are interested in fall school tours, please visit our school tours page. We look forward to welcoming you back this September!
Pick your own strawberries
Ready for some berry fun? Find all the strawberry-picking details here!
Picking Hours
Our strawberry fields are open seasonally (mainly mid-June to early July). For the most up-to-date hours, please check our today's conditions page or our social media channels. We update them regularly!
Pricing
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$3.75 per litre (2026)
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Pick-Your-Own Strawberries:
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🍓 Level 4L basket: $15
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🍓 Overfilled/ heaping 4L basket = $2 extra: $17
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A level basket is filled even with the top. If you pile your berries above the rim, we'll simply round up to the heaping basket price.
Baskets
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$1 for a new basket.
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Feel free to bring your own baskets from previous years or other farms! They must be clearly marked in litres by the manufacturer.
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We'll confirm the volume of your basket at check-in.
Ready Picked Strawberries
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$7.00/L (2026)
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Available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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We do not take orders, reserve or holds for ready-picked strawberries.
How to Pick Like a Pro
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Pick with two fingers. Gently pinch the stem above the berry leaving the hull intact for ultimate freshness.
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Look under the leaves. The best berries are often hidden!
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Choose fully red berries. Avoid berries that are still green or white.
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Be gentle. Ripe strawberries bruise easily.
Storing Your Strawberries
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Fridge:
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Do not wash until ready to eat.
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Use a shallow container.
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Place a paper towel at the bottom to absorb moisture.
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Loosely cover the container.
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Strawberries stored this way should last 2-3 days.
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Freezing:
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Wash and thoroughly dry the strawberries.
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Remove the stems.
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Freeze the berries in a single layer on a baking sheet.
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Once frozen, transfer them to freezer bags.
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Frozen strawberries are great for smoothies, baking, and jam!
Visitor Notes
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Please dress appropriately for the field (hats, sunscreen, comfortable shoes).
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Children must be supervised at all times.
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No pets are allowed in the fields, except for service animals.
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Please respect the plants and other pickers.
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Only pick what you intend to buy.