U-Pick Cherries

Season: Late June – Early July

Current Cherry Season Update

Updated: July 19, 2025

Cherry harvest is finished for 2025. We had a great season thanks to all our customers! Cherry picking will return in late June 2026. Sign up for our email list below to get notified when cherries are ready to pick.

Cherry Varieties We Grow

Sweet Cherries

  • Bing – Classic dark red cherry, firm and sweet
  • Rainier – Golden with pink blush, exceptionally sweet
  • Lapin – Large, dark, crack-resistant
  • Sweetheart – Late season, firm texture

Sour Cherries

  • Thomcinn – Tart, perfect for pies
  • Montmorency – Classic sour cherry for baking

How to pick Cherries Correctly

Instructions

How to Pick:

  1. Grasp the cherry gently
  2. Twist and lift upward
  3. The stem should come with it
  4. Leave the wooden spur on the tree

IMPORTANT: Pick the cherry and stem only – NOT the spur (woody part). Removing the spur damages the tree and prevents cherries from growing there next year. Many farms don’t allow u-pick cherries for this reason. We trust you’ll pick correctly!

Cherry Season Timing

Cherry season usually begins in late June and continues into early July. Weather plays a critical role in our harvest. We need to survive winter cold, spring frost during blooming, good pollination weather, and warm growing conditions. Rain can devastate cherries – too much water causes them to split. Despite these challenges, we manage a crop nearly every year.

We typically offer at least two u-pick weekends during the season, depending on crop size and weather conditions. We announce u-pick availability on this website and through our email list.

Get Notified when Cherries are Ready

Cherry Varieties We Grow

What to Bring

  • Containers or boxes (or buy from us)
  • Water to drink
  • Sunscreen and hat
  • Proper shoes (orchards are uneven)
  • Cash or card for payment
  • No dogs please

Pricing & Information

  • Price: $[14.99] per pound
  • Location: 9535 Old Naches Hwy (1/2 mile from market)
  • No appointment needed during u-pick weekends
  • No dogs please
  • You may taste cherries while picking
  • We provide buckets for picking