Welcome to our U-Pick Raspberries event at Somerset Farms! Join us this July and August for a fun time picking your own fresh and juicy raspberries. Bring your family and friends for a memorable experience in the beautiful country side. Make sure to wear comfortable clothes, shoes you don't mind getting dirty, and some sunscreen, for a few hours of berry picking! Don't forget to snap some photos and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. We can't wait to see you there!

Our raspberries are sold by the pound at a rate of $5/lb.Please bring your own container to pick or we have small 1.5lb containers available to purchase for $1 each. One ticket is required for every 5lbs ($25) of berries you would like to pick (5lbs would fill an ice cream pail). So, if you would like to pick 10lbs in total, please purchase 2 tickets. This helps us ensure we have enough berries for each customer who comes to visit. The cost of your ticket ($5) will be deducted from your raspberry purchase.

Hours:

Monday: 9am-4pm

Tuesday: 9am - 4pm

Wednesday: 4pm-8pm

Thursday: 4pm - 8pm

Friday: 9am - 4pm

Saturday: 10am - 4pm

Sunday: CLOSED

It is difficult to predict the amount of berries available, so we will open a weeks worth of tickets at a time. If no tickets are available, please check back to see if we have added any additional tickets.

Please remember to:

Please refrain from eating the berries in the field.
Dress for the weather and field conditions as the field is dirt.
Children of all ages are welcome with parental supervision.
Pets are welcome on our farm, but not in our berry patches. If you would like to bring your furry friends, please ensure there is someone able to keep them out of the field. They must be on leash at all times, and you must clean up after them if they go to the bathroom.
We have one port-a-potty on site, located near the parking lot.
The berry patch is located a little walk from the parking lot. Please bring your own wagon if you’d like.

U-pick Raspberries

U-pick Raspberries

Event Info

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Somerset Farms

Somerset Farms

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