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U-Pick Mixed Berries in San Francisco Bay Area 2026

6 farms where you can pick your own mixed berry in the San Francisco Bay Area region. Season runs April through November.

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Cassidy Ranch

U-pick · Jun–Oct

Sonoma · Organic · Reservation required · U-pick by appointment / reservation only (book via Tock) — no walk-in hours

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StrawberriesTomatoesChilesMixed BerriesMixed

A CCOF-certified organic Sonoma farm where you pick your own flower bouquets and seasonal produce by reservation.

EARTHseed Farm

U-pick · Jul–Nov

Sebastopol · Organic · Reservation required · Select Saturdays, July–November (advance reservation required)

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ApplesPearsPlumsPersimmonsMixed BerriesMixedPluotsRaspberriesBlackberries

Organic Afro-Indigenous permaculture orchard near Sebastopol offering appointment-only U-pick apples, pears, persimmons and berries.

Farmer's Daughter Produce

U-pick · May–Aug

Brentwood · Daily 9 AM–6 PM

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ApricotsPeachesPlumsMixed BerriesLavenderCornMixedNectarinesPluotsApplesCitrusCherries

Family-run Brentwood orchard where you pick peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots all summer long.

Swanton Berry Farm

U-pick · Apr–Jul

Pescadero · Organic · Weekends 9 AM–5 PM (seasonal; check website for current schedule)

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StrawberriesMixed BerriesBlackberriesOlallieberries

California's first certified-organic strawberry farm, offering coastal U-pick berries on weekends in Pescadero.

Tru2Earth Farm

U-pick · Apr–Oct

Gilroy · Organic · Tue/Fri/Sat/Sun 9 AM–12 PM; Wed 4–7 PM (April–October)

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BlueberriesStrawberriesMixed BerriesSunflowersBlackberriesRaspberriesOlallieberries

A family-owned certified-organic U-pick farm in Gilroy where you can pick berries, strawberries, and flowers.

Webb Ranch

U-pick · Jun–Jul

Portola Valley · Organic · Saturdays only, 8–11 AM (season runs ~6–8 weeks in summer; check website for closures)

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Mixed BerriesBlackberriesOlallieberries

Pick certified-organic blackberries, olallieberries and marionberries at this fifth-generation Peninsula ranch.