2026 Tomato Picking Near Me

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Calhoun Produce, in Ashburn, Georgia, specializes in strawberries, squash, and tomatoes. Peak picking lands May through October. Farm store, wagon rides, corn maze, and petting zoo fill out the rest of the day. Current hours are posted at www.calhounproduce.com.

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In Atkins, Iowa, Bloomsbury Farm opens its fields of strawberries, squash, raspberries, and tomatoes to pickers. Look for ripe crops during the May-to-October months. Other features: snacks, bouncy castle, picnic area, and events.

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Amber Oaks Raspberries, in Auburn, California, plants a wide mix that includes blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and pumpkins. Stays often include picnic area and school tours. Crops generally come in June through October. Visit times are listed at amberoaksberryfarm.com.

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In Auburn, Washington, Canter-Berry Farms works a diversified u-pick farm — strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and peaches are on the list. Picking typically runs May through December. The farm rounds out the day with farm store and picnic area. Schedule and crop list live at www.canterberryfarms.com.

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On its acreage in Belleville, Illinois, Braeutigam Orchards produces apples, blueberries, blackberries, and cherries and other rotating crops. Visitors typically come June through October for the heaviest picking. Pickers also get farm store, birthday parties, and school tours on the property. More on www.braeutigamorchards.com.

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On its acreage in Boring, Oregon, Bushue Family Farm Market and Nursery produces strawberries, raspberries, pumpkins, and squash and other rotating crops. Visitors typically come May through October for the heaviest picking. On site there's also farm store and school tours. More on www.bushuefarming.com.

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Bedner's Farm Fresh Market draws visitors to Boynton Beach, Florida for strawberries, pumpkins, and sunflowers and a longer list of seasonal crops. Most of the season falls May through October. Check www.bedners.com before heading out. The day-out side covers corn maze, picnic area, snacks, and events.

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Apples, peaches, and plums lead the picking at Blue Heron Orchard in Canton, Missouri, with tomatoes and peppers also in the rows. Plan a visit in July, August, September, and October. The farm runs restrooms, picnic area, cider, and school tours alongside the u-pick.

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Alstede Farms in Chester, New Jersey pulls apples, currants, pumpkins, and blueberries from its fields each year. Pickers usually come from spring through fall. The farm runs wagon rides, corn maze, and restrooms alongside the u-pick.

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Bob White Acres is known in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania for apples, strawberries, and blueberries, with more crops rotating through the season. Around the picking sit farm store. Crops generally come in May through October. Visit times are listed at bobwhiteacres.com.

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The u-pick at Bradley Kountry Acres in Cottontown, Tennessee covers strawberries, pumpkins, blueberries, and peaches. Pickers usually come between May and October. The farm runs farm store and school tours alongside the u-pick. Kids get plenty to do between picking.

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At Chase's Produce in Davidsonville, Maryland, the rows hold strawberries, sweet corn, peppers, and tomatoes. Crops come in May into October. Visit chasesproduce.com for picking details.

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In Dothan, Alabama, Aplin Farms opens its fields of strawberries, peppers, beans, and peaches to pickers. Something is on the rows May into October. Outside the picking rows: petting zoo, school tours, corn maze, and wagon rides. Families with younger kids do well here. See sweetgrownalabama.org for the picking calendar.

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Cedar Circle Farm and Education Center has rows of apples, pumpkins, blueberries, and tomatoes in East Thetford, Vermont. The pick window sits from May to October. On the property: restrooms, snacks, school tours, and picnic area. Families with younger kids do well here.

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B and B Farms Walking Bird Farm grows apples, strawberries, plums, and peaches on its acreage in Egg Harbor, New Jersey. Harvest stretches across May–October. You'll also find farm store, bakery, restrooms, and picnic area.

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Butternut Farm LLC cultivates apples, pumpkins, cherries, and peaches just outside Farmington, New Hampshire. Pickers usually come from May to October. Other things on offer: petting zoo, restrooms, picnic area, and school tours. The pick calendar lives at butternutfarm.net.

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From its base in Fredericksburg, Virginia, Braehead Farm grows strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and pumpkins alongside other seasonal crops. Picking typically runs April through October. On the visitor side: petting zoo, events, and birthday parties. Schedule and crop list live at braeheadfarm.com.

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Pickers at Bartels Land and Livestock; U-pick and Pumpkin Patch in Ft. Collins, Colorado find pumpkins, peppers, gourds, and squash in the fields. The fields produce during the July-to-October months. You'll find a petting zoo on site.

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In Garden Valley, California, Berry Heaven, USA works a diversified u-pick farm — apples, strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries are on the list. Day-trippers come for petting zoo and school tours too. The picking calendar runs May through October. Picking status is on www.BerryHeavenUSA.com.

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On its acreage in Gasport, New York, Becker Farms produces apples, strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries and other rotating crops. Add farm store, wagon rides, corn maze, and petting zoo to the picking visit. More at www.beckerfarms.com. Visitors typically come April through December for the heaviest picking.

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At Bolton's Orchards in Grand Junction, Colorado, pickers walk rows of apples, peppers, squash, and peaches. Crops ripen during the July-to-October months. Other things on offer: petting zoo, cider, and school tours. Families with younger kids do well here. For the current schedule, see boltonorchards.net.

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A Berry Acres cultivates apples, watermelons, melons, and cherries just outside Harrisburg, South Dakota. Plan a visit from spring through fall. You'll also find strawberries, raspberries, and tomatoes in season.

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Pickers at Cedar Hill Farm in Hernando, Mississippi find strawberries, tomatoes, blackberries, and pumpkins in the fields. The window is year-round. Visitors also get birthday parties, picnic area, petting zoo, and events. Crop updates go up at gocedarhillfarm.com.

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What's on the rows at Big B's Delicious Orchards in Hotchkiss, Colorado: apples, raspberries, tomatoes, and pears. Fields are open from early June through October. An on-site winery gives the trip an adult dimension.

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On the land at Blueberry Fields Forever in Judsonia, Arkansas, you'll find strawberries, watermelons, blueberries, and blackberries. Expect crops across May–October. The farm keeps restrooms available. See blueberryfieldsforever.com for the picking calendar.

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Just north of Leesville, Louisiana, Anderson Farms keeps a u-pick going with pumpkins, melons, christmas trees, and tomatoes. Crops ripen from summer into the holidays. School visits and seasonal events fill out the farm calendar.

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On its acreage in Liberty, North Carolina, Cedar View Farm produces apples, blackberries, peaches, and squash and other rotating crops. Fruit and produce are usually ready July through October. The farm publishes its calendar at www.ncfarmfresh.com.

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A trip to Charlie's U-Pik in Lucedale, Mississippi gets you into rows of tomatoes, beans, and peppers. Visit from early July through September. See charliesupik.com for the picking calendar.

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Manchester, Connecticut pickers head to Botticello Farms for pumpkins, peppers, squash, and herbs. Picking happens through summer, fall, and winter. The farm runs restrooms and snacks alongside the u-pick.

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Around Marietta, South Carolina, Beechwood Farms runs u-pick across apples, beans, strawberries, and sweet corn. Pick days fall across spring, summer, and fall. Beyond the rows, the farm offers restrooms and picnic area. It reads as a quieter, lower-key visit. For the current schedule, see mybeechwoodfarms.com.

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Bernards Farm runs a mixed-crop u-pick operation in McMinnville, Oregon with apples, strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries among other crops. Off the picking lot, cider round things out. Crops generally come in May through October. Visit times are listed at www.bernardsfarm.com.

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The u-pick at Angelic Gardens in Minot, North Dakota covers apples, peppers, christmas trees, and strawberries. Most of the season falls from May to December. Other things on offer: corn maze, birthday parties, winery, and restrooms. For the current schedule, see angelic-gardens.com.

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From its base in Nacogdoches, Texas, Appleby Community Farm grows blueberries, pumpkins, squash, and herbs alongside other seasonal crops. The picking calendar runs June through October. Picking status is on www.applebycommunityfarm.com.

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At Carver Farms in Newman Lake, Washington, the picking list runs from strawberries and raspberries into other seasonal crops. Visitors typically come May through December for the heaviest picking. The visitor side runs to picnic area and school tours. More on www.carverfarms.com.

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Around North Scituate, Rhode Island, Barden Family Orchard runs u-pick across apples, blackberries, blueberries, and sunflowers. Picking happens between June and October. You'll also find farm store and snacks. See bardenfamilyorchard.com for the picking calendar.

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Buttermilk Falls CSA & Folk School Retreat grows squash, herbs, and tomatoes and more on its u-pick farm in Osceola, Wisconsin. The picking calendar runs June through October. Add to that picnic area, events, and birthday parties. Picking status is on www.buttermilkcsa.com.

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In Park Rapids, Minnesota, Carters' Red Wagon Farm grows strawberries, tomatoes, raspberries, and pumpkins. Crops come in April into October. Extras include farm store, wagon rides, corn maze, and snacks.

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Bella Organic, in Portland, Oregon, plants a wide mix that includes strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and plums. Crops generally come in April through October. Take in petting zoo, picnic area, events, and birthday parties between rows. Visit times are listed at www.bellaorganic.com.

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At Beech Grove Farm in Seymour, Tennessee, the rows hold apples, peaches, strawberries, and watermelons. Plan a visit from spring through fall. See beechgrove.farm for the picking calendar. Also in the rows: blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries.

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From its base in Shandon, California, BeeWench Farm grows apples, strawberries, pumpkins, and lavender alongside other seasonal crops. The harvest window stretches April through October. Petting zoo, picnic area, and school tours fill out the rest of the day. Updated picking info goes up at www.beewenchfarm.com.

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Appleland Orchard grows apples, sweet corn, pumpkins, and gourds on its acreage in Smithfield, Rhode Island. Fields are open from summer into early fall. Other things on offer: bakery, cider, and school tours.

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Strawberries, tomatoes, and peppers lead the picking at Bloomsbury Farm in Smyrna, Tennessee, with asparagus and beans also in the rows. Look for ripe crops between April and October. Public events appear on the calendar.

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From its base in Talking Rock, Georgia, 5 Sons Farm grows apples, strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries alongside other seasonal crops. Picking typically runs May through October. Wagon rides and a corn maze come with the visit in season. Schedule and crop list live at www.5sonsfarm.com.

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86th Street Orchard in Topeka, Kansas pulls apples, raspberries, grapes, and tomatoes from its fields each year. Fruit hits the rows from summer into early fall. The farm hosts school tours. Visit 86thstreetorchard.com for picking details.

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At Capon Crossing Farm Market in Wardensville, West Virginia, the rows hold strawberries, peppers, tomatoes, and beans. Harvest stretches from early April through October. The farm also runs a farm store.

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The fields at Buckeye Acres in Warrensburg, Missouri run apples, peppers, raspberries, and tomatoes. Crops ripen April into October. On the property: petting zoo, cider, birthday parties, and school tours. Kids get plenty to do between picking. See buckeye-acres.com for the picking calendar.

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Averill Farm has rows of apples, gourds, pumpkins, and pears in Washington Depot, Connecticut. Visit from summer into the holidays. Other things on offer: farm store, picnic area, cider, and snacks. See averillfarm.com for the picking calendar.

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Apple Annie's Orchard Farm cultivates apples, peaches, tomatoes, and pears just outside Willcox, Arizona. Pick days fall during the July-to-October months. See appleannies.com for the picking calendar.

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Apple Annie's Produce and Pumpkins is a working farm in Willcox, Arizona, with apples, beans, peppers, and gourds for u-pick visitors. Fruit and produce ripen across July–October. Other features: wagon rides and cider. Confirm hours at appleannies.com before going.

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At Berryland Farms of Texas in Winnie, Texas, the picking list runs from blueberries and blackberries into other seasonal crops. Fruit and produce are usually ready June through October. The farm also runs corn maze and picnic area. The farm publishes its calendar at www.berrylandfarmsoftexas.com.