Strawberry picking in Philadelphia, PA

The picking season opens on Memorial Day with strawberries and runs to late October. The orchard reports that after April's frost it "had to get creative with new events and specialty items", so its 2026 tree fruit should be checked before travelling.

The orchard publishes a full dated crop calendar: strawberries from 30 May, raspberries and cherries in June, peaches and nectarines July to August, apples August to October, pumpkins September to October. Every price on its u-pick page reads TBD.

Open every day 8am to 6pm with free parking and free admission to the grounds. Picking runs 8am to 4pm. At the time of checking beefsteak tomatoes, bicolor corn, Fredonia grapes, sunflowers and zinnias were open. The farm has published a message about the impact of the April freeze.

The farm runs picking across four seasons and publishes a live "Currently Picking" page rather than a calendar, warning that "Picking dates can change by as much as a week or 10 days from year to year".

Strawberry season is over and the farm is closed. It reopens on Friday 11 September for the pumpkin season. There is no entrance fee and no ticket or reservation is needed.

The farm is open to the public with u-pick crops and u-cut flowers, alongside a farm store and an optional membership card. It farms 40 acres of vegetables, berries, flowers and herbs and is in its seventeenth growing season.

Open year round, Monday to Saturday 9am to 7pm, closed Sundays. The farm publishes a Crop Availability page by season rather than fixed dates.

The market and garden centre open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm, year round. Pick-your-own hours change through the season and the orchard publishes a live calendar rather than fixed dates.

Picking runs Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 3pm, closed Mondays. At the time of checking the farm reported "excellent picking" on Jonamac apples and sweet corn. There are no farm-grown peaches this year and the market is buying them in from other growers.

The farm reports a complete loss of its peach crop and a limited apple crop after the April 2026 freeze, in its own words caused by two abnormally hot days that pushed the trees into blossom before the temperature plummeted. Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and flowers are the picking crops.

The farm's own website is behind a bot-verification wall and could not be read, so nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed.

Strawberry picking is a special event rather than a season, and the farm across the road at 4493 York Road opens only for those events. The market is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.

Strawberry picking opens on 24 May and the farm is explicit that it opens for strawberries only. It also runs a CSA delivered on Thursdays and a strawberry festival.

Closed for the 2026 season as of 14 July. In season the farm picks strawberries, blueberries and red and black raspberries, mornings 8am to noon and evenings 4:30pm to 8:30pm, Saturdays mornings only, closed Sundays.

Open every day 8:30am to 7:30pm. Cut-your-own zinnias and other flowers are running at the time of checking, and the farm also picks strawberries.

Picking runs Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 3:30pm, and the farm gives a free picking pass Wednesday to Friday. At the time of checking flowers, tomatoes, aubergine and sweet and hot peppers were all open.

The farm describes itself as Cherry Hill's last working farm and has been growing on Springdale Road since 1949. Its own site does not describe pick-your-own, and the crops it names are sold at the market.

Open Thursday to Sunday for the summer and autumn season. Strawberry picking needs a $5 picking pass per person; every other crop is paid for by weight after you pick. No reservations are taken and the farm works first-come, first-served.

The farm's own website returns a title and no content, so nothing about its season is confirmed.

The 2026 strawberry season has ended and the farm has closed for the rest of the year. It returns in autumn with Christmas trees and wreaths, and plans to double the strawberry patch and add three varieties for 2027. U-pick strawberries were $5.00 a quart or $20 for a four-quart bucket.

The farm's own website returns a title and no content, so nothing about its season is confirmed.

Open daily 10am to 9:30pm through the summer, weekends only either side. U-pick crops and Sunflower Days run alongside a large ticketed activity farm, and the Fall Festival pre-sale saves 15% until 7 September.

The farm publishes no website of its own. Tabora Farm, a few doors away on the same road, directs strawberry pickers here and asks them to ring for the schedule.

The farm's own website is behind a Cloudflare check and could not be read. The directory records pick-your-own pumpkins and strawberries.

The farm publishes no website. The directory records pick-your-own strawberries and sweet and sour cherries.