Strawberry picking in New York, NY

Open every day year round, 9am to 8pm, with pick-your-own every day from May to October. Asparagus opens the season, which nothing else in this region picks.

At the time of checking, South Brunswick was picking blueberries and blackberries and the Washington site blackberries and raspberries. The picking fields open Tuesday to Sunday and are closed on Mondays.

In the orchard's own capitals: "Due to a devastating freeze during blossom time, fruits will be thin this year. NO CHERRIES FOR 2026!" Everything else runs to its usual calendar, strawberries in June through apples from late August to November.

The picking fields open 9:30am to 6pm. Vegetables are picking now, tomatoes, aubergine, peppers and squash, at $10 for a half-peck bag, and the cut flowers are in bloom. There is no admission charge for the farm animals and play area.

Open daily 9am to 6pm, June through December. Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries are picked, along with peonies, dahlias and sunflowers. No reservations are needed.

Raspberries are in season at the time of checking. The Sunflower Festival ran 8 to 9 and 15 to 16 August, and Berry Fest 13 to 14 June. No outside food is allowed on autumn weekends and holidays.

The farm publishes a ripening calendar rather than fixed dates. Pick-your-own is at the Califon Orchards site: apples, strawberries, peaches, pumpkins and flowers.

Open daily. The farm publishes a "What Can I Pick Today" page and an Annual Harvest Schedule rather than fixed crop dates, and a weekly circular for what is ready.

In the orchard's own words, "NO peach picking this season". Flower and vegetable picking runs 9am to 5pm, with vegetable picking closed on Mondays.

The season starts on Memorial Day weekend and runs to the end of October for apples and pumpkins. Open June to October, 9am to 4pm daily, with the last entry for picking at 4pm.

In the farm's own words, hours are "weekends only when in season and dependent on the seasonality of our crops". The farm keeps a recorded phone message updated when crops run low or it closes for weather, and asks you to ring first.

The orchard's May 2026 update reads: "The extreme temperatures in April has resulted in total crop loss of our Sour Cherries, Peaches, Nectarines and Apples." Strawberry picking in mid May was unaffected. Everything else is off for the year.

Berry picking, in June and early July, is closed for the season. The roadside stand restocks daily from mid August to December. Autumn apple and grape picking opens mid September and runs to the end of October.

The farm's website no longer exists, returning a 404 from its own server, so nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed.

The farm's own site carries a pick-your-own section but its pages returned no readable content, so no season dates, crops or prices are confirmed.

Picking runs Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 4:30pm, with admission at $3 a person. At the time of checking the crops were tomatoes, peppers and aubergine. Strawberries, peas and lettuce run late May to June, and the season runs May to December.

In the farm's own words: "We are now closed for the season and will re-open in the Fall for U-Pick Pumpkins!" Strawberries are the summer crop and pumpkins the October one.

The farm publishes a four-line calendar and asks you to call before visiting: strawberries late May to June, peaches July to August, apples and pumpkins September to October, Christmas trees November to December. Hours vary seasonally.

Open Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm and Sunday 9am to 1pm. Pick-your-own is strawberries in early summer and pumpkins in autumn.

The farm has no website, only a Facebook page, and publishes no season dates, hours or prices that could be read.