Michigan farms Pick-your-own directory
Michigan
U-pick farms
Plan a trip around the crop—not just the calendar. Compare what farms grow, their usual picking seasons, locations, and current visitor information.
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Harvest overview
What comes into season
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Slow Farm Organic is a small certified-organic farm where visitors can harvest crops directly from the fields.
The farm posts crop availability and picking instructions online. Its U-pick selection changes through the growing season, so visitors should check the current update before traveling.
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Rowe's Produce Farm operates a self-pick pea field in Ypsilanti. The farm no longer offers U-pick strawberries.
Sugar snap peas and English shelling peas normally have a short harvest window. The farm's website is the source for opening dates and field conditions.
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Spicer Orchards runs seasonal U-pick fields and orchards at its Fenton property.
Available crops change quickly with weather and ripening. The farm maintains a picking page and harvest schedule for planning a visit.
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Wasem Fruit Farm is a family orchard offering several pick-your-own fruit crops near Milan.
Picking days depend on crop volume and weather. The farm posts seasonal notices for cherries, raspberries, apples and fall visits.
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Hazen's Farm is a family-run blueberry farm with pick-your-own fields in Howell.
The blueberry season is brief and may close early when fields are picked out. The website carries the current season notice before each visit.
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Westview Orchards offers seasonal picking on its Washington Township orchard property.
The farm publishes a harvest calendar and current U-pick availability. Admission, containers and open crops can differ by date.
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Hy's Cider Mill opens its orchard for customers to pick apples during the fall season.
U-pick is normally offered on weekends, with varieties changing as they ripen. The farm advises checking its website before arrival.
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Big Red Orchard is an apple orchard and cider mill with fall self-picking.
Its 2026 site posts the opening date and orchard hours. Apples are the core U-pick crop, with pumpkin picking also planned for fall.
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Blake's flagship Armada orchard offers a large rotating U-pick selection that includes fruit, vegetables and flowers.
The official harvest page identifies what is open at this specific location. Visitors check in on arrival and use the farm's picking containers.
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Blake's Big Apple is a separate Armada U-pick location with orchard and field crops.
Availability is location-specific and changes as produce ripens. Blake's central U-pick page lists the crops currently assigned to Big Apple.
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Blake's Lyon Township location has customer-pick fields and orchards serving the South Lyon area.
Crops are not identical across Blake's properties. The live harvest calendar shows which fruits and vegetables are available here before a visit.
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Blake's Backyard is the company's Almont farm location and is included in Blake's U-pick network.
The crop list is smaller than at the Armada flagship and can change during the season. Visitors should confirm that Almont picking is open on the official harvest page.
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Wiard's Orchards provides U-pick apples and pumpkins inside its ticketed Country Fair grounds.
Self-picking is limited to Country Fair or field-trip guests rather than market-only visitors. The farm posts the operating calendar and ticket details online.
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Long Family Orchard offers pick-your-own apples plus a pumpkin patch reached by hayride on fall weekends.
Apple varieties open in waves from late August onward. The farm update gives the daily picking status and explains when admission is required.
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Country Mill operates customer-pick orchards and fields on its Charlotte farm.
The farm publishes separate picking pages for its main crops. Dates and methods vary, including certified-organic blueberry fields and fall orchard picking.
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Mueller's is a family orchard in Linden with several customer-pick crops.
The orchard has an active 2026 website, while Michigan's official travel site identifies its self-pick fruit. Visitors should confirm crop availability before going.
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Lehman's Orchard is a Niles U-pick farm growing a wide range of fruit across the season.
Its current site includes a Now Picking page and field guidance. Availability can change daily as each crop is harvested.
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Stover's runs a long-established self-pick operation with fruit ripening from early summer into fall.
The farm's 2026 schedule lists what is currently open and uses a dedicated U-pick address beside the main market. It recommends checking conditions before arrival.
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DeGrandchamp Farms opens dedicated fields for customers to pick blueberries.
The official U-pick page lists the season status, bucket system and field conditions. More than two dozen blueberry cultivars extend the normal picking window.
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Bumbleberry Acres offers several U-pick seasons, including produce, flowers and pumpkins.
The farm's calendar separates summer picking from its fall festival. Some picking activities are available without attraction admission, while others operate during ticketed dates.
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Overhiser Orchards offers a sequence of pick-your-own tree fruits followed by apples and pumpkins in fall.
The farm posts current orchard updates and seasonal hours online. Open fruit depends on ripening and the remaining crop.
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Crane Orchards is a sixth-generation farm centered on pick-your-own orchard fruit.
Cherries and peaches have variable picking hours, while apple picking is more regular in season. The farm advises checking its homepage when weather is uncertain.
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Jollay Orchards is an eighth-generation Southwest Michigan farm with multiple U-pick fruit seasons.
Summer fruit picking transitions into apples and grapes in fall. The official site posts farm hours, admission information and crop updates.
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Krupp Farms opens separate fields for self-pick strawberries and raspberries.
The farm gives field-specific parking and check-in directions online. Peaches and sweet corn are sold pre-picked and are not included as U-pick crops here.
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Ed Dunneback & Girls offers a sequence of customer-pick crops on its Fruit Ridge farm.
The farm maintains a U-pick page with approximate crop windows and announces field openings as produce ripens.
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Robinette's opens selected orchard blocks for pick-your-own apples and sweet cherries.
U-pick dates and varieties are announced during the season rather than guaranteed every day. The farm's active site and social updates carry the current status.
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Schwallier's Country Basket offers pick-your-own apples and pumpkins on its Sparta farm.
Apple varieties rotate from August into October. The farm publishes current picking varieties, seasonal hours and field policies on its website.
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Steffens Orchard Market runs a fall U-pick apple orchard on the Fruit Ridge.
Several apple cultivars ripen in sequence through the season. The farm posts the open varieties and current hours online.
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Grange Fruit Farm offers pick-your-own tree fruit and berries near Rockford.
Its harvest moves from cherries and summer fruit into apples. The farm website is used for current crop and opening information.
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Fruit Ridge Hayrides opens its orchard and fields for customer picking during the fall season.
The 2026 schedule lists public U-pick dates and separate group-reservation times. Apples and pumpkins are also sold pre-picked at the market.
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Lewis Adventure Farm opens part of its orchard for visitors to pick apples in fall.
Picking is seasonal and tied to the farm's operating calendar. The orchard page lists expected timing and available apple cultivars.
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Reenders' Main Farm has a dedicated U-pick blueberry field and farm market in West Olive.
The company posts field hours and crop conditions during berry season. This entry covers the West Olive location, not its second field in Nunica.
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Blueberry Hill is Reenders' separate U-pick location in Nunica.
It has its own address and opening status under the same farm website. Picking dates depend on fruit maturity and field volume.
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Crossroads Blueberry Farm operates a public U-pick field at its Lake Michigan Drive location.
The farm posts picking hours, prices and field notices during blueberry season. Its retail market is at a different address, so visitors should use the U-pick location listed here.
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Bowerman's offers pick-your-own blueberries at its Holland farm.
The official site posts the day's field conditions and U-pick availability during the season. The farm also operates a market at the same property.
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S. Kamphuis Blueberries maintains U-pick rows at its Holland farm.
Picking normally runs during the main blueberry harvest, with hours and availability posted by the farm. Weather can temporarily close the fields.
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Rasch operates U-pick cherry and apple orchards at its Conklin market.
The farm's active 2026 site records season-end notices and fall dates. Cherries run for a short early-summer window, followed by apples later in the year.
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The Orchards at Red Barn offers customer-pick apples and pumpkins on a fifth-generation farm.
Apple picking is part of the ticketed Beyond the Barn experience, and crop access may be sold as an add-on. The website posts current passes and hours.
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Rennie Orchards grows a long succession of tree fruit for customer picking near Williamsburg.
The U-pick page identifies the open crop and orchard rules. Availability follows a seasonal progression from cherries into apples and pumpkins.
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Royal Farms offers three pick-your-own fruit seasons at its Ellsworth farm market.
The farm lists approximate crop months and asks visitors to confirm availability because weather affects the harvest.
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Friske Orchards schedules pick-your-own fruit at its main farm on Doctor Road, separate from the US-31 market.
Its 2026 events and U-pick page list limited picking windows, including designated strawberry and cherry dates. Apple picking is normally offered later in the season.
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King Orchards offers pick-your-own fruit at its M-88 home farm, with some crops also available at its Kewadin market.
The current U-pick page states which location has each crop and gives the day's picking status. Fruit availability changes through the northern Michigan season.
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Hallstedt Homestead Cherries operates a dedicated cherry U-pick on the Leelanau Peninsula.
The farm updates its site when the orchard opens and closes for the year. Picking equipment and on-site guidance are provided during the season.
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Erie Orchards is a working farm with U-pick fruit and a fall pumpkin field.
Its active 2026 website posts seasonal product information and event dates. Blueberries and peaches lead into apple and pumpkin picking.
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Verellen Orchards is a year-round farm market with a seasonal U-pick program.
The farm's current website says its 2026 U-pick season has ended and gives June 2027 as the next reopening. That explicit status makes it suitable as a seasonal listing rather than a currently open field.
Before entering the field
A few details can change the day
Some farms supply containers or require their own. Others allow clean buckets, bags, or wagons from home.
Picking may be priced by weight, container, or admission package. Orchard attractions can have separate tickets.
Follow posted rows, crop instructions, and sampling rules. Children should stay with an adult around equipment and uneven ground.
Closed-toe shoes, water, sun protection, and clothing that can handle soil or fruit stains are practical choices.
Michigan growing seasons
The harvest moves across the state
Michigan’s U-pick calendar often begins with strawberries and peas, moves through cherries, blueberries, raspberries, and peaches, then reaches apples, pears, and pumpkins in late summer and fall. Exact timing differs between southern Michigan, the lakeshore, the central fruit-growing regions, and farms farther north.
Each listing gives a typical season rather than a guaranteed opening date. Warm springs, cold snaps, rain, drought, and heavy picking can shift a crop by days or weeks. The farm’s own website should be the final check before traveling.
This directory expands our guide to farms in Michigan. Elsewhere on Alpaca Farms, visitors can learn about alpacas, compare different farm experiences, and browse farm directories around the United States.
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