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Open Daily 9am-7pm
Winery Open Daily 11pm-8pm The last wagon goes out to pick at 5:30. All pickers return to the market at 6:15. The market closes at 7pm. Raspberries 07/05 Good Picking Conditions Please call ahead if you heart is set on raspberries (810) 632-7692. Raspberries are a crop that continually produce through the summer. Some days are excellent picking and then they need to ripen again so the patch is open/closed frequently and even throughout the day. |
Sweet Cherries
Available in the Market only. Blueberries Early season good-light picking. Many blueberries are coming on. You need to move around to find fully ripe ones. Lavender $10 Bundle Wristband included Excellent picking. Great for culinary and home use! |
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Farm Entry
Wristbands are required for Entry. The first wristband is free per group, each additional band is $5 per person. This includes unlimited wagon rides, farm animals, playground entry, etc. |
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Picking Containers
If you need to purchase a container it is $2 each. You can bring your own container, but must have it pre-weighed to avoid being charged for the weight of your container, we will not pour over into a bag to weigh as it will damage or reduce the quality of fruit. The container must be an appropriate hard sided container which is clean and is subject to approval. If you pick multiple crops they must be in separate containers. There is a $5 charge if you pick in unapproved containers. |
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Welcome to the Farm
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Accessibility: This is an active farm. The farm market and winery are accessible. Areas outside of the immediate market areas have limited accessibility. Accessible wagon rides are available by appointment. Accessible vehicle traffic into the orchard is available by appointment. The orchard grounds, pumpkin patch, corn maze, and areas outside of the immediate market are active farm fields with uneven ground, dirt/grass pathways that often change by season/weather and could be blocked by crops like downed corn stalks, branches, or vines.
Animal Policy:
Animals (with the exception service animals) are prohibited. We follow Michigan's Good Agriculture Practices and Michigan's Food Code which prohibits animals in the market and crop growing areas. Click here for more information.