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Current Hours
Market - Daily 9am to 6pm
(Hours will be changing on June 7th to 8am to 7pm)

​Winery - Daily 10am to 7pm

Strawberries!!!  June 5th
Strawberries are expected Saturday, June 5th. Please call ahead to confirm that we are indeed opening and to ask about the picking conditions. 

Wagon rides start June 5th. The first wagon goes out shortly after 8am.  The last wagon going out to the patch leaves the market at 5:30. The last wagon returns from the patch at 6:15.  The wagon ride is approximately 15 minutes each direction.  

How it works:
Start by picking up your berry trays.  Trays cost $1.25 each. Strawberries cost $3.25 per pound for U-Pick. We will weigh your berries and add on the cost of the trays when you check out after picking. Trays are located in front of the building. You can just walk up and get them.  After picking up your trays, please wait in line for the wagon ride to the patch. 

If you bring your own containers you must have them weighed in advance.
If you bring containers from last year, please check in with the attendant to date them for this year. 

After picking, check in with the attendant in front of the market to have your fruit weighed.  They will give you a weight slip to take into the market for payment. Your berries will be tagged with your name and placed on a cart so that you don't have to carry them into the market.  Please show your receipt after leaving the market to pick up your berries. 

Tips for Picking
- Be prepared to be in the sun, bring sunscreen and/or wide brimmed hat.

-We typically don't have a problem with mosquitos, but you might want to bring some spray just in case. 

-Outdoor or "garden" shoes.  The grounds can be wet from irrigation or overnight dew. If you are here first thing in the morning, it is a good idea to wear "outdoor" tennis shoes, maybe even bring an extra pair to change into afterward so you don't drive home with soggy feet:)

-Grab a bottle of water.  Stay hydrated while picking:)

-Keep on eye on the kiddos. We love having families visit our farm. Please educate the youngsters about Strawberries, especially on how to walk down the rows "like your on a balance beam or tight rope" to avoid stepping on beautiful berries.  Thousands of berries are trampled by kids every year. Remember it takes a whole year to grow them, we cherish each berry as a gift of nature.

- 1 Sample per customer.  We will remind you when you come and while in the patch. Strawberries are meant to be taken home, rinsed, and air dried before eating. Remember, they are grown near the ground close to sand, straw, and dust.  It is best practice to rinse them first before eating. They are kind of like potato chips, you can never eat just 1:)
 

Social Distancing Changes

Masks: 
We follow the current guidelines from the State of Michigan.

Market:
    -has been rearranged for 1 way traffic
    -Plexiglas barriers have been installed at checkouts
    -employees follow state guidelines for masking
    -hand sanitizing stations are added
    -added sanitation of touch point areas/restrooms
    -added deep cleaning
    - Operations moved outdoors where possible