U-Pick Produce Farms in Utah
Summer and fall are ripe seasons for the best produce grown in Utah. Who can resist fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables that are beyond amazing. There are a handful of produce farms in Utah where you can pick your own produce. Make it a fun outing with your kids, and teach them how their food is obtained. They’ll appreciate the fresh taste even more!
When searching online for u-pick produce farms in Utah, we found a couple of websites, but the information either seemed out of date or was hard to read. So we decided to go ahead with our own list, which we’ll gladly keep current as farms or customers like you reach out to us with updated information. If you know a u-pick produce farm that isn’t on our list, please email us at UtahFamilyFunStuff@gmail.com, and we will gladly add it to the list.
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Cache County
Farmer Dale Produce
3851 W 6100 S, Wellsville.
Crops: corn, tomatoes, peppers, and melons. Phone: 435-760-2510. Email: dalecbi@yahoo.com. Visit them on Facebook for more information.
Mt. Naomi Farms
4460 N 400 E, Hyde Park. Phone: 435-232-4525.
Crops: blackberries, raspberries, grapes, peaches, apples, and asian pears. For more information, visit their Facebook page or website.
Open August 1 for blackberries. We will have raspberries, peaches, apples, grapes and asian pears. Hours: M-Sat 7:30 – 12 noon. Closed Sundays. Cash, credit card, and Venmo accepted.
Paradise Valley Orchard
9971 S Hwy 165, Paradise. Phone: 435-760-3641. Email: pvorchard@gmail.com. Hours: 12 noon – 6 pm.
For more information, visit their Facebook page.
Rich County
The Bear Lake Raspberry Co.
Their Facebook page has very little information. Anyone know if they’re still in business? We’ve messaged them but haven’t heard back for sure.
Weber County
Pitts Cherry Farm
781 E 3000 N, North Ogden. Phone: 435-210-1072. Call for an appointment.
U-pick cherries in June. No pesticides used.
Davis County
Day Farms
2500 W Gentile St, Layton. Visit them on Facebook for more information.
Gentile location hours: M-Sat 10 am – 6:30 pm.
Fairfield location hours: M-Sat 11 am – 6 pm.
Duchesne County
Pride of Neola Orchards
5976 Neola Hwy, Roosevelt. Phone: 435-353-4949.
Crops: peaches, plums, apples, nectarines.
Salt Lake County
Green Acres
12702 S 900 E, Draper. Phone:801-501-0910. Alternate phone:801-949-5230. Email: rrrockerr@gmail.com.
Crops: apples. No pesticides are used.
Murray Greenhouse Foundation
6366 S 900 E, Salt Lake City. Phone: 801-266-0669. Hours: M-F 11:00 am – 5 pm.
Crops: cucumbers, pumpkins, tomatoes, other vegetables. No pesticides are used.
Email: monica.mcqueen@yahoo.com.
Click here to visit their website.
Utah County
The Santaquin Canyon Orchard Company
945 South Center Street/Canyon Road, Santaquin. Phone: 801-372-2255.
Crops: cherries–u-pick and already picked.
Email: Carolynquigley@msn.com.
McBride Briar Patch
848 S 2100 W, Mapleton. Our berries usually start producing in late July and will continue to produce through August, September, and into October. Hours: M, W, F 8 am – dusk. Visit them on Facebook for details.
Rocky Top Fruit Farm
8600 S 6200 W, Payson. Crops: season begins in June with sweet cherries; July, apricots and blackberries; August, peaches and raspberries; walnuts drop the end of October and November; apples coming soon in 2021. Buy honey and specialty jam year round. Find the Fruit Barn with the red roof at the end of the cul-de-sac. Berries are by the pound; the rest is by the half-bushel box ($18-20) but can also be purchased by the pound.
Hours: usually M, W, F 8am – 1pm and then 5 – 8 pm. Berries should only be picked every other day and not in the heat. When September arrives, hours will be extended as the weather cools. Cash, credit cards, and Venmo accepted. Visit their Facebook page for more information.
Riley’s U-Pick: 2 Locations
850 W 700 N, American Fork. Hours: 9 am – 6 pm. Phone: 801-609-4359.
Crops: sweet cherries, peas, tomatoes, peaches (except for 2020 season, due to hard frost), apples, peppers in many varieties, winter squash, pumpkins.
Their Facebook account for this location shows specifically what’s available.
314 N 800 E, Genola. Hours: 7 am – 7 pm. Phone: 801-609-4359.
Crops: apricots, zucchini, cucumbers, summer squash, tomatoes, apples, peppers in many varieties, winter squash, pumpkins. Peaches and cherries are unavailable in the 2020 season due to hard frost.
Their Facebook account for this location shows specifically what’s available.
Click here to visit their website, which includes a produce calendar with exact varieties available and picking dates for both locations.
Perry’s Berries
325 E 1600 S, Mapleton. Phone: 801-372-7744. Email: drbentondmd@gmail.com.
Crops: Raspberries. No pesticides are used. U-pick and already picked.
Over 1000 Encore raspberry plants. These berries are nearly thornless, making them easier to pick. They are velvety, exceptionally sweet raspberries that melt in your mouth. Hours: M-F 8 am to dark; Saturday 7 am to dark. During Covid, call for an appointment.
Find more information on their Facebook page.
Stanton Cherries
6088 W 10000 S, Payson. Phone: 801-465-9900. Email: landtstanton@yahoo.com.
Cherry Hill Farms
Santaquin. In addition to our U-Pick events, our fruit stand will also be open. Pre-picked, fresh produce will be available at the fruit stand for those who prefer to not pick the items themselves. Click here to access the website.
Washington County
Shoal Creek Berries
83 E 100 N, Enterprise. Phone: 435-215-4813. Email: berries@csinternet.net. For more information, visit their Facebook page or website.
Hurricane Cherries and Peaches
800 W 1300 S, Hurricane.
Crops: cherries, May-June. peaches, June-August. Orchards are at different addresses so please watch for updated posts on Facebook for correct addresses. Also visit them on their website for more information.
Stirling Fruit and Vegetable Company
589 E Babylon Mill Road, Leeds.
Crops: watermelon, cantaloupe, peaches, grapes, apricots and tomatoes. Call to make an appointment. Phone: 435-229-9989.