U-Pick Nuts in Oregon
13 farms where you can pick your own nut.
Oregon nut is typically ready to pick January through December. These 13 pick-your-own nut farmslet you harvest straight from the source — check the map for one near you, and a farm's own site for current hours before you go.
Thistledown Farm
U-pick · Apr–Oct
Junction City · Daily 9am-5pm, early spring through late October
Peaches
Blueberries
Raspberries
Blackberries
Boysenberries
Mixed BerriesFamily farm on River Road with u-pick strawberries, a daily farm stand, and Lane County's largest pumpkin patch with wagon rides each fall.
E.Z. Orchards Farm Market
U-pick · Jan–Dec
Salem · Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm, closed Sun (open daily during October HarvestFest)
Family farm market on Salem's northeast edge, selling its own apples and Willamette Valley produce year-round since 1929, plus fresh daily donuts and cider.
True North Orchards
U-pick · Aug–Oct
Salem · Thu-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 9am-5pm in season; off-season General Store by appointment
Family u-pick orchard in northeast Salem with pedestrian-height trees and a General Store stocked with house-made cider, grape juice, and honey.
Detering Orchards
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Harrisburg · Mon-Sun 9am-5pm (U-Pick closes 1 hour earlier, please sign-in at fruit stand)
Family farm on the Willamette Valley floor since 1934, offering picked and u-pick fruit, vegetables, and pumpkins all summer and fall.
Hentze Family Farm
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Junction City · Fri 11am-6pm, Sat-Sun 9am-6pm (seasonal, opens early June)
MixedCertified century farm (est. 1902) in the south Willamette Valley offering u-pick, a seasonal farmstand, and old-fashioned on-site processing — cherry pitting, cider pressing, and nut cracking.
Territorial Road Orchard
U-pick · Jul–Nov
Corvallis · Farm stand Sun 1-5pm; additional hours possible Aug-Oct; Sat at Corvallis Farmers' Market
Heirloom-apple orchard just south of Corvallis with a Sunday on-farm stand and a Saturday stall at the Corvallis Farmers' Market.
TK Orchards
U-pick · Jul–Aug
Aurora · Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 8am-5pm, closed Sunday (July-Aug season)
NectarinesFamily-friendly u-pick peach and nectarine orchard in Aurora with easy picking and freestone varieties.
Bush's Fern View Farms
U-pick · May–Oct
Veneta
Family farm on Territorial Hwy north of Veneta with u-pick strawberries and peaches plus a seasonal farm stand.
Brosi's Sugartree Farms
U-pick · May–Nov
Winston · Daily 9am-6pm (u-pick closes 5pm), roughly May through Thanksgiving
Century-old family farm in Winston's historic district with u-pick and a daily farm stand spanning berries, stone fruit, orchard fruit, and vegetables.
Johnson Vegetable Farms
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Eugene · Mon-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-4pm
Long-running family farm with u-pick raspberries, pumpkins, apples, and flowers, plus a farm market stocked with frozen berries year-round.
Ken & June's Hazelnuts at Melcher Family Farm
U-pick · Jan–Dec
St. Paul · Mon-Sat 9am-3pm
Third-generation hazelnut farm store in St. Paul selling roasted, chocolate-coated, and candy-coated hazelnuts grown on the family's own orchards since 1957.
River Bend Farm
U-pick · Jun–Dec
Eugene · Farm store open seasonally June–December; closed Sundays — confirm current hours before visiting
Family farm off Hwy 58 with June u-pick strawberries plus a farm store and bakery stocked with its own orchard fruit, berries, and hazelnuts.
Vaughn Farm and Orchard
U-pick · Jul–Sep
Central Point
ApricotsU-pick pears and berries on a century-old family farm in the Rogue Valley, with five pear varieties and a farmstand.
Frequently asked
- When is nut season in Oregon?
- Oregon nut is typically in season January through December. U-pick farms open around that time — check each listing for exact 2026 dates.
- Where can you pick your own nut near you in Oregon?
- Gather Grove lists pick-your-own nut farms across Oregon with their crops, season, and location. Use the map and filters to find one near you.
- Do U-pick nut farms require a reservation?
- Some do and some don't — each farm's page notes whether a reservation is required. Seasons and hours shift with the weather, so it's always worth checking the farm's own site before you go.