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Pick your own strawberries

We list 1271 farms in 50 states where you can pick your own strawberries. 373 of them also grow blueberries, so you can often fill a second basket later in the season.

Seasons shift with the weather every year and fields can close at short notice, so check the farm's website or call before you go. Know a farm that isn't listed, or one that has closed? Tell us.

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Pick your own strawberries by city

All 1271 strawberry farms by state

Alabama 33
Alaska 3
Arizona 1
Arkansas 16
California 24
Colorado 3
Connecticut 27
Delaware 15
Florida 26
Georgia 44
Hawaii 1
Idaho 3
Illinois 30
Indiana 22
Iowa 9
Kansas 7
Kentucky 22
Louisiana 5
Maine 30
Maryland 39
Massachusetts 47
Michigan 52
Minnesota 38
Mississippi 4
Missouri 29
Montana 2
Nebraska 5
Nevada 3
New Hampshire 28
New Jersey 41
New Mexico 1
New York 98
North Carolina 114
North Dakota 1
Ohio 50
Oklahoma 15
Oregon 36
Pennsylvania 63
Rhode Island 6
South Carolina 41
South Dakota 3
Tennessee 27
Texas 40
Utah 3
Vermont 14
Virginia 54
Washington 26
West Virginia 4
Wisconsin 65
Wyoming 1

Pick your own strawberries: questions and answers

When is strawberry picking season?

It depends on where you live: Florida and South Texas pick from late winter, the Southeast from April, the Mid-Atlantic in May and the North and Pacific Northwest in June and early July. A season usually lasts three to six weeks.

What is the best time of day to pick strawberries?

Go in the morning. Berries are cool and firm, the best fields are not picked over yet, and many farms close a field once it is picked out for the day.

Do I need to bring containers?

Most farms sell or lend baskets and charge by the pound or by the container. Some allow your own containers, so check the farm's website.