This season
The farm runs 40 acres of pick-your-own fruit and vegetables spanning the seasons, an hour from Washington. It publishes a separate availability page rather than fixed dates.
Checked August 21, 2026
Hollin Farms at Delaplane is 40 acres of pick-your-own fruit and vegetables an hour west of Washington, farmed since the early 1950s and grazed by a free-range Angus herd.
Fruits and vegetables that span the seasons, in the farm's own phrase. Strawberries, brambles, apples and pumpkins across the year.
Natural Angus beef from the farm's own free-range cattle.
The farm publishes a separate availability page rather than a crop calendar, and asks you to check it.
The farm is named after Hollin Hills, the award-winning modernist housing development its founder Robert C. Davenport built in Fairfax County in the 1950s and 60s. He spent fifty years building a purebred Angus herd here.
Pro tip: an hour from the city into the Blue Ridge foothills makes this a day rather than a errand, and the farm knows it: "Slow Down and enjoy the simple life" is its own opening line.
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.