Amber Earth Farm

Pickable now

StrawberriesMelonsPumpkins

Season: Jun–Oct
Where: Corvallis, OR, US · Willamette Valley
Good to know: No reservation needed

Amber Earth Farm took over GreenGable Gardens' longtime u-pick strawberry field on NE Wolcott Street outside Corvallis — from the Highway 34 and Peoria Road light, turn north and the field is about a quarter mile up on the left. Run by Bryant and Grace Gehring, the farm opened its first u-pick strawberry season in June 2026 and plans a farm stand with flowers, vegetables, melons, and pumpkins as the season progresses. GreenGable's former Philomath location is permanently closed, so the Wolcott Street field is where the strawberry picking continues.

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Seasons and hours change with the weather and the crop — always check the farm's site before you go.

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More strawberry U-pick →More melon U-pick →More pumpkin U-pick →

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