Every pick-your-own farm across the Valley, organized by town, with the fruit each one grows and how their own site posts its hours. Berries in June and July, peaches and blackberries in August, apples and pears from Labor Day, pumpkins after the equinox.
Picking this week: Raspberries, Blueberries, Peaches, Flowers.
43 farms · 29 towns · 22 picking this week · updated for the 2026 season
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Amherst · Hampshire County
leave pets at home · smoke-free orchard · park on Middle Street, not the farmhouse
A no-spray 63-acre orchard where picking is quiet, cash-preferred, and open weekends only.
Amherst · Hampshire County
farm often unattended, prices posted on the shed
Casual, self-serve neighborhood picking a walk from UMass, with 100 labeled rows and a golf cart to get around.
Ashfield · Franklin County
A small certified organic orchard, distillery, and hard cidery with picking weekends September through November.
Belchertown · Hampshire County
kids under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
A 130-acre working beef farm where fall weekends bring a pumpkin patch, hayride, and corn maze.
Belchertown · Hampshire County
fruit is grown pesticide-free and can be eaten straight off the tree
A 103-acre no-spray farm where picking is unhurried and fruit can be eaten in the field without washing.
Bernardston · Franklin County
Certified organic blueberries at a farm that has been Certified Organic since 1991.
Brimfield · Hampden County
A family orchard with a free wagon ride, live music on fall weekends, and an annual Apple Fest.
Chester · Hampden County
check in at the farmhouse for directions
A family farm at 1,700 feet where blueberry rows open mid-July and apples follow in early September.
Chester · Hampden County
kids welcome · picnicking welcome
A seven-acre highbush blueberry orchard on land the Kelsos have farmed since 1780.
Chesterfield · Hampshire County
A quiet hilltown blueberry farm with an onsite mini-golf course and local ice cream in the shop.
Colrain · Franklin County
pick only into Pine Hill's own bags, no outside bags · no smoking within 20 feet of any buildings, in the orchard, or on wagons · weekend wagon rides, weekday walk-out only
80 acres of apple trees with a deli, farm store, and cider donuts made fresh every day.
Easthampton · Hampshire County
u-pick access is a CSA membership benefit, not open to the public
A certified organic CSA whose members get run of an extensive u-pick section from June through October.
Easthampton · Hampshire County
no dogs in PYO orchards (leashed dogs OK on the art trail) · no strollers, wagons, backpacks or bags in the orchard · one adult per child under 12, kids within arm's reach
A 49-variety orchard with an outdoor sculpture trail woven through the picking rows.
Enfield, CT · Nearby County
Fifty years of picking on one farm, with almost every crop covered from June strawberries to October pumpkins.
Gill · Franklin County
berries are low-spray and safe to eat straight from the field · SNAP/HIP accepted · containers provided or bring your own
A working raw-milk and berry farm whose PYO strawberry field sits half a mile south of the store.
Granby · Hampshire County
A three-generation Granby farm whose PYO berry field opens for strawberries in June and rolls into blueberries.
Granby · Hampshire County
$8 minimum per picker age 4 and up · payment is due before picking · stop at the PYO station first to sign the log book · no picking during thunderstorms
A certified organic farm where CSA members and the public roam a rotating harvest from June strawberries to October pumpkins.
Granby · Hampshire County
A family farm since 1947 with classic PYO on Route 202 and a stand full of fancy gourds each fall.
Granby, CT · Nearby County
A Granby CT orchard with a weekend cafe famous for cider donuts alongside the picking rows.
Hadley · Hampshire County
buy a peck or half-bushel bag at the orchard, no outside containers · handicap parking available on request
Four generations of orchard weekends, with 20 apple varieties and pre-sized bags waiting at the entrance.
Hadley · Hampshire County
Eight strawberry varieties across a 400-acre Connecticut River valley farm founded in 1916.
Hatfield · Hampshire County
A 500-acre Connecticut River farm running strawberry rows since 1950 with a short cash-only picking window.
Hatfield · Hampshire County
A no-fuss Hatfield strawberry field 1.5 miles north of the town center.
Middlefield · Hampshire County
containers provided · picnic lunches welcome · wheelchair-accessible rows available
A hilltown u-pick where the farm supplies the containers and you can eat as you pick.
Monson · Hampden County
scenic tractor ride up Flynt Mountain runs weekends only
An orchard, winery, and distillery sharing a hilltop, with a scenic tractor ride up Flynt Mountain on weekends.
Shelburne · Franklin County
children must be accompanied by an adult at all times · use only a pre-purchased bag from the Farm Store, personal containers prohibited · no animals in the farm store or picking areas · no climbing or ripping tree branches
A hillside orchard family-run since 1828 with views into Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire.
Somers, CT · Nearby County
A family farm known as much for its Belted Galloway beef as for its strawberry, blueberry, and dahlia fields.
South Hadley · Hampshire County
$5 per person for the hayride, pumpkins priced by size
A dairy farm turned fall destination where a 45-minute hayride runs you out to the pumpkin patch.
South Hadley · Hampshire County
A family farm running since 1925 with a steady late-summer to fall PYO progression.
Southampton · Hampshire County
Sixty-plus apple varieties with a busy September picking window and a working cider mill on site.
Southampton · Hampshire County
buckets provided or bring your own container · GPS often misroutes to Gunn Road Extension; use the correct address
1,068 blueberry bushes plus black currants and Asian pears in a park-like setting made for a picnic blanket.
Southampton · Hampshire County
The last dairy farm in Southampton, with a 13-acre pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a petting zoo in October.
Southampton · Hampshire County
A century-old family farm off Route 10 whose fall raspberries and apples both open for PYO.
Sunderland · Franklin County
no pets except during Dog Walker's Weekend · no outside food
An award-winning corn maze whose PYO pumpkin patch, potato cannons, and Corn Cafe run September through early November.
Sunderland · Franklin County
SNAP/EBT accepted
Ten generations of Warners on the same Sunderland ground, running strawberry fields in June at two locations.
West Brookfield · Nearby County
A 14-acre hilltop orchard overlooking the Pioneer Valley with 30-plus apple varieties and a cider donut shack.
West Suffield, CT · Nearby County
A summer berry farm with many blueberry varieties across the low Suffield hills.
Westfield · Hampden County
Three generations of Kosinski blueberries plus strawberries at a second Shaker Road field and fall apples.
Westhampton · Hampshire County
no pets · no throwing apples · no climbing trees · parents must supervise children
Thirty acres of old-favorite and modern apple varieties, priced by half-bushel or peck bag.
Whately · Franklin County
About 2,000 blueberry bushes, three acres of peaches, and a hilltop apple orchard with valley views.
Whately · Franklin County
please leave dogs at home for food safety
3,000 highbush bushes planted in 1977, spread across 12 varieties that extend the picking season into September.
Wilbraham · Hampden County
A family orchard with weekend live music, food trucks, and a summer concert series alongside the picking rows.
Worthington · Hampshire County
grab a container at the Farm Stand, no appointment needed
1,100 no-spray blueberry bushes across three acres in the Worthington hills, self-serve dawn to dusk.
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