FAQs

How to buy shares?

You can purchase CSA shares online during the season on our website.

What is you-pick?

You-pick lets you harvest berries, flowers, and veggies yourself by buying a ticket online before visiting.

When is produce available?

Our fresh produce is available seasonally, with exact timing depending on what’s ripe and ready on the farm.

Check our website for simple recipes and tips on enjoying your fresh-picked berries.

How do I cook fresh berries?

Can I visit the farm anytime?

Visits are by ticket only, purchased online in advance to ensure a smooth experience.

Rules and Notification

Is the Farm safe to Visit as a family?

Can anyone visit?

Yes, By purchasing a ticket online or at the farm. You can walk right in and enjoy the day. However, children under 12 are always free and should be supervised at all times for their safety. We strive to offer individualized experiences. Let us know if you have a request we might be able to help with.

What should I bring?

Wear comfortable shoes that protect your toes, sun block from the sun of course, appropriate clothing for crawling around and reaching into bushes, bring water for drinking, gloves for added protection for raspberries and use containers provided by the farm or approved by the farm for harvesting.

Are pets allowed?

Pets are generally not allowed to protect farm crops, livestock, wildlife and staff. We do not allow pets for many other reasons and reserve the right to refuse service.

Is picking free?

No and Yes, you pay for what you pick by weight or quantity set by the farm. You can earn money for picking though. We pay per the flat harvested. Great way to earn extra cash!

What if I get hurt while picking?

We ask that visitors be careful; the farm is not responsible for injuries during your visit. The ground is uneven, wet and has wildlife among it. Just walking out of your house each day is a risk. But by following posted signs, following farm rules and asking questions. This will keep you safe and provide the best day ever!

Yes, most certainly! The farm is active in ranching and produce production year-round. Dress accordingly to prevent injures to feet and follow posted signs. Ask your farm hand for help it needed.