Top 10 Places to Pick Your Own Fruit in the Houston Area

If you haven’t done so yet, add fruit picking to your family bucket list! It’s a family tradition for many in the Houston area, and we want to help get YOU to picking! But as you do, keep in mind the most important thing — the produce picking depends on what is available, which can change on a day-to-day basis. Always call the farm ahead of time or follow them on social media to check hours and availability. {We’ve included phone numbers in our list just for you.} Also, the berries aren’t ready yet for some of these farms, but we wanted you to have a good list so you can be prepared just as soon as they reach prime ripeness! 

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Atkinson Farms

You can pick strawberries now through May, blackberries in May and June, and tomatoes in the summer. There is also a large store where you can load up on additional fresh produce that is grown on the farm. 

Location :: 3217 Spring Cypress Rd, Spring, TX 77388
Hours :: Monday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm; Sundays, 10am – 2pm
Phone :: (832)381-8202

 

Blessington Farms

Blessington Farms is best known for strawberry picking {December – May}, but they also have blueberries and blackberries {May – June}. You’ll pay $5 per pound for strawberries, $10 per pound for blueberries, and $8 per pound for blackberries. Be sure to follow their Facebook page for open hours and berry availability, and don’t miss their Farm Funland {$15 admission fee} that has hay rides, giant slides, a petting zoo, and more!

Location :: 510 Chisolm Trail, Simonton, Texas 77476
Hours :: Picking hours vary depending on availability
Phone ::  (832)444-8717

Berryland Farms

Berryland Farms is currently closed because of damage from Hurricane Harvey, but we kept it on the list, because they plan to rebuild and be back! So, check during the season to see if they are open. 

Location :: 2877 FM 1941, Winnie, TX 77665
Hours :: closed for now
Phone :: (713)551-6360

Blackberries of Houston

This family business has pick your own Thornless Blackberries on a Trellis! The blackberry crops generally only last about 30 days, and then it’s over! So make plans to stop by when the berries are hot!

Location :: 19531 Cypress Church Rd, Cypress, TX 77433
Hours :: Typically 7am – Noon, but hours do vary {Opens May/June}
Phone :: (281)373-5357

Chmielewski’s Blueberry Farm

This blueberry farm is located approximately 30 miles northwest of downtown Houston.  They have approximately 8 acres of a mixture of Rabbiteye and Southern Highbush Blueberries.  Some of the blueberries ripen early in the season, some mid season and some late in the season.  The blueberries start ripening late in May and continue for about 6 weeks (possibly 1 to 2 weeks into July if it doesn’t get to hot and dry).  

Location :: 23810 Bauer Hockley Rd. Hockley, TX 77447

Hours :: hours vary depending on crop

Phone :: 281-304-0554

Froberg’s Farm

At Froberg’s Farm you can pick strawberries in the spring! Other fresh produce is available for purchase. There is also a corn maze and indoor pumpkin patch in the fall. We recommend trying out the homemade pickles, jellies, preserves, pecan brittle, and kettle corn. Take the kids to check out the snack bar for ice cream cones, snow cones, and other sweet treats. 

Location :: 3601 West Hwy 6, Alvin, TX 77511
Hours :: Daily, 9am – 5pm
Phone :: (281)585-3531

Fruits and Such Orchard

Here you can pick juicy peaches, fresh strawberries, and more! They often have an assortment of tomatoes, herbs, and other produce to pick too.

Location :: 6309 Avenue U, Dickinson, TX 77539
Hours :: Hours vary, so call ahead!
Phone :: (832)443-6733

Jollisant Farms

You can pick just about anything at Jollisant Farms in Plantersville! Choices include :: strawberries, blueberries, carrots, lettuce, corn, okra, peppers, watermelon, green beans, potatoes, peas, squash, and more! There is also a catch and release fishing pond and a stocked catfish farm where you can keep the fish you catch. Don’t miss their blueberry jalapeño jam, spicy zucchini relish, and dozens of other creative canned items for sale before you leave. 

Location :: 11351 County Road 203, Plantersville, TX 77363
Hours :: Monday – Saturday, 9am – 5pm; Sunday, 1 – 5pm
Phone :: (936)894-2766

Matt Family Farm

Matt Family Orchard estimates blueberries will be available for picking in April or May. They will also have blackberries, asian dates, asian pears, figs, and asian persimmons in the fall.  There are more than 40 acres of various produce on the farm. Tours are conducted year round for $9 per person and includes a hayride around 145 acres, picnic tables seating 200 people, games, swing sets, volleyball and basketball facilities, and everything you need for a campfire.

Location :: 21110 Bauer Hockley Road, Tomball, TX 77377
Hours :: Hours vary {opens in April}
Phone :: (281)351-7676

Wood Duck Farm

Pick strawberries at Wood Duck Farm on the weekends for $3 per pound. This is a working farm with many other options of produce and even a produce share program for area cities. You might even see a pasture pig or two laying around in the mud!

Location :: 270 Pine Valley Rd, Cleveland, TX 77328
Hours :: Saturdays, 10:30am – 4:30pm; Sundays, 11:30am – 3:30pm
Phone :: (281)593-3642

A few produce picking tips… Wear closed-toed shoes, a hat, and sunscreen! Like we mentioned, always call ahead of time to make sure there is something for you to pick too!!

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