This season
Closed for u-pick cherries in 2026. In a normal year they come in late May at $4.50 a pound, with no entrance fee and no appointment. Ladders and bags are provided; buckets are not.
Checked August 21, 2026
About This Farm
Long Shadow Farm at Byron grows walnuts, sweet corn, tomatoes and olives, and opens exactly one of them to the public: the cherries. It also provides ladders, which almost no cherry farm does.
What You Can Pick
Sweet cherries, at $4.50 a pound, usually available from late May.
What Else is Available
The farm's own extra virgin olive oil, $25 for a 500ml bottle.
Good to Know
No entrance fee and no appointment needed.
The farm provides bags for picking and has ladders available, but is clear that no buckets will be provided. Payment is cash or card, and it asks nicely for exact change.
Pro tip: ladders are the reason to choose this farm over its Brentwood neighbours, half of which explicitly do not provide them. The fruit you cannot reach is always the best fruit on the tree.
Entry & Pricing
Adults
$0
per person
Children (under )
$0
per child
💡 The farm's own words: "No appointment required - no entrance fee".
What You Can Pick
Sweet Cherries
May - Jun
Per pound$4.5
Facilities
EFTPOS
We list what we have confirmed. If something you need is not shown, it is worth calling the farm to check.
How we rate it
Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.
4.4out of 5, the Pickeria rating
- Fruit qualityHow good the picking actually is
- 4.6
- ExperienceWhat the visit itself is like
- 4.6
- Family friendlyHow well it works with children
- 4.2
- FacilitiesToilets, seating, parking, shade
- 4.0
- ValueWhat you get for the entry and the fruit
- 4.5
Plan Your Visit
Address
2001 Camino Diablo, Byron, CA 94514, USA
Byron, CA 94514
Byron, CA 94514
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