Grange Fruit Farm

I saw a friend posting about you pick fruit at Grange, so I made a plan to go there to pick some sweet cherries last summer. We ended up getting there during the last week of the cherry season, but still had plenty of fruit to choose from! I'd never gone cherry picking before, but it was super easy and no ladders were needed.

When we arrived, we were directed where to go and headed out into the fields. There were no other people around which was nice, but it would definitely be easy to social distance here since there's a lot of space! It only took us about 15 minutes to pick 5 pounds of cherries!

We liked the experience picking cherries so much that we went back for peaches. The peaches were plentiful and we picked 15 pounds pretty quickly! Containers are provided and they will put the fruit into bags for you to take home. They have a cute and well stocked farmers market stand where you can buy already picked fruit, honey, and other produce. They also have raspberries, blueberries, and apples for picking. Follow their Facebook page for updates on growing/picking schedules during the summer months. The employees are all super polite and kind and I love going to Grange! I'm so happy I found this farm and will continue to go there for you pick fruit. Note that they don't have a big sign at their entrance so it comes up quick! Just look for the trees and the red barn.

This is a great place for tree fruits, but they don't specialize in berries.They offer lots of choices in their farm stand. Worth the drive.

Came here to pick Asparagus (farm is actually in Sparta I believe but they own it) and then cherries. So much fun. I got all the pertinent information from their Facebook page. I find their prices quite competitive. They also offered pre picked cherries and other goodies inside the store. They had TONS of cherries and multiple varieties. They provide buckets and bags and direct you where to go, but don't assign you a row or anything, you're free to roam.
I do believe they spray with something, based on some residue on the fruits. They have clear signs at the field entrance to wash everything before you eat it. Definitely a good bit of advice, as if one were to hypothetically eat a bunch of cherries right off the tree, one's mouth might start to itch... not that I know anything about that.
Great experience, we will definitely be back next year.

We stopped in here in the morning and were pleasantly surprised how nice it is & the variety of fruit & produce. We got blueberries, red Haven peaches, green beans & fresh sweet corn. We didn't pick our own tho there were many people there picking. We did walk thru part of the orchards & the variety is amazing. Early apples are available. There are many orchards in the area and this one is particularly nice & worth a visit.

Such a fun time with my kids just a few minutes from our home. Owners and employees were so nice and helpful, tons of Radio Flyer wagons and buckets to haul your fruit and clearly marked/labeled trees and bushes. We were able to get raspberries, blueberries, peaches, and sour cherries all on the same trip, plus we picked up fresh honey, a melon, and some big juicy tomatoes - all for $22???? The sour cherries, blueberries, and peaches made the most incredible pies. So fun!

Love coming here for apples, pumpkins, etc. They have u-pick for great prices and also some items already picked.

They have a really easy system, provide wagons and buckets for your findings. The people are always super friendly & helpful. This was my second year coming here for fruits and I will be back next year!