Pick-Your-Own
Strawberries: May to June
Cherries: June to Early July
Raspberries: June to October
Blueberries: June to July
Blackberries: July to August
Peaches: July to September
Veggies: August to October
Tomatoes: August to October
Apples: Late August to October
Pumpkins: September to October
Ochs' Pick-Your-Own is open every day 9-5.
Please call or follow our Facebook posts for daily updates.​
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We do NOT take reservations for Pick-Your-Own.
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2024 Apple Season: No Entry fee Sept. thru Oct. $21 for 1/4 bushel allows entry up to three people. $38 for 1/2 bushel allows entry up to five people.
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Parking is always FREE!​
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You must pay for everything you pick. Please do not pick and leave produce in the fields.
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Picnics are welcome, but always take your trash with you.
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DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE PICKING AREAS.​​
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Although we do have water for sale, bring your own beverages.
It gets pretty hot out there!
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The Pick-Your-Own experience involves a lot of hilly walking! Be sure to wear sneakers and weather-appropriate clothing.
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Only essential personal bags for beverages and baby items will be allowed into the picking areas. Large bags will be searched on your way out.
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We have souvenir buckets and bags available for purchase.
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August: Admission for pick-your-own is $5/person over the age of four. $3 of which is then credited to your purchase.
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All summer produce is sold by the pound, prices vary per item.
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All card charges will incur a 4% processing fee.
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Summer Produce: Always call the orchard before you come or check Facebook! We do not know when we are going to run out of berries, fruits and vegetables, and we can't immediately update the website or post on Facebook.
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Calling the orchard before your trip ensures that you will have a good idea of what is actually out there to pick. We don't want you to drive out to an empty field!
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Berry picking changes each day based on availability. Generally, Wednesday through Saturday. mornings are best, however, we may close if the produce is not ripe, or picked out. ​