
8 farms near Detroit pick strawberries, running June to July and peaking in June. The biggest cluster is around Ann Arbor with 2 of them. 8 ask you to check before you drive out.
strawberries near Detroit
farms: Verellen's u-pick 'REOPENS JUNE 2027', Westview lists strawberries as '2026 season is over' by late August, Stotz and McCallum's both price them as a June crop. THE OUTLIER IS JOHNSTON FRUIT FARMS in Ohio, which 'starts around the 4th of July for about 2-3 weeks of good picking', a fortnight later than anywhere else here. Rowe's Produce Farm has given up strawberries entirely after 'catastrophic weather conditions in 2024 and 2025'
8 farms across 6 towns, biggest cluster first.
Each one read against its own website. Where a farm publishes nothing, this says so rather than guessing.

Fenton4.6
In the farm's own words: blueberries "opened on June 29th. We are headed toward the end of the blueberry season. We will likely stop picking around August 14." Raspberries are cropping well and change daily. Summer apples are Paula Red, Ginger Gold, Gala and Sweet Maia. Peaches are a small crop this year and are market only, supplemented from the west side of the state.
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22

Washington4.6
From the farm's own picking board: sunflowers are open 10am to 5pm and fall raspberries started on 22 August. Apples begin at the start of September with Gala and McIntosh, and pumpkins in October. Strawberries, sweet and tart cherries and saskatoons are all listed as "2026 season is over".
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22

Swanton4.6
In the farm's own words, the picking year runs "from early July until past Christmas". Strawberries start around 4 July for two to three weeks, blueberries from the second week of July at the offsite patch, apples from about 10 September to 31 October, and pumpkins from the third weekend in September. Honeycrisp picking is crop dependent and lasts one or two weekends only.
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22
$1.50/lbJeddo4.5
Peach season is on, and the farm offers both u-pick and pre-picked. Apples, grapes and pumpkins follow in autumn; strawberries are a June crop and are finished. The farm asks pickers to ring ahead: "Stopping in for U-Pick? Give us a call!"
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22

Washington4.2
In the farm's own words: "U-Pick IS CLOSED FOR THE SEASON! REOPENS JUNE 2027." The farm shop stays open year round, Monday to Friday 6.30am to 6pm and weekends 7am to 6pm, closing only from 25 December to 5 January.
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22
$6.00/lbAnn Arbor4.2
In the farm's own words: "The strawberries are over this season, but the blueberries are just beginning!" Blueberry picking runs Saturdays 8am to noon, with limited availability.
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22
$3.00/lbMonroe4.2
Strawberries are a June crop here and the season was over well before this listing was written. In the farm's own words: "Hours and Days open change daily due to weather conditions and availability of Strawberries. Check our facebook page for updates during the Strawberry season."
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22
$7.50/lbAnn Arbor4.0
Picking is usually Thursday to Sunday, 9am to noon, and the farm asks people to check Google Maps and its newsletter for what is ready. With around a hundred varieties on fifteen acres the list turns over weekly.
Read from the farm's own site on 2026-08-22