U-Pick Farms in Hood River, Oregon 2026
17 pick-your-own farms near Hood River — harvest straight from the field.
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Pearl's Place Fruit Stand
U-pick · May–Dec
Hood River · Daily 9-5 mid-June through October; weekends 10-5 November-December; hours vary early season — check social media
Hood River Fruit Loop farm stand with u-pick from June berries through summer peaches and plums to fall apples and a pumpkin patch.
The Gorge White House Fruit Stand and Winery
U-pick · Mar–Dec
Hood River · April, May & October: Fri–Mon 10–6. June 18–Sept 30: daily 10–7. November: Sat–Sun 11–5. Check seasonal hours page.
Fourth-generation 1908 farm on the Hood River Fruit Loop with a u-pick orchard, u-cut flower fields, fruit stand, and estate ciders and wines.
The Fruit Company
U-pick · Apr–Oct
Hood River · Tue-Sat 10am-5pm, April through October
Four-generation Hood River fruit-gift maker with tractor-pulled tram tours through working orchards, a packing-house museum, and a gift shop, April-October.
Hope Ranch Lavender
U-pick · Jun–Sep
Hood River · Wed-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm; closed Mon-Tue
Cut-your-own lavender bouquets among 12,000 plants with views of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams on the Hood River Fruit Loop.
Packer Orchards & Farm Place
U-pick · Jan–Dec
Hood River · Wed-Mon, 10am-6pm (closed Tue and select holidays)
5th-generation Hood River Fruit Loop farm with u-pick tulips, strawberries, sunflowers, and pumpkins plus a year-round farm bakery.
Pear Bloom Farm
U-pick · May–Nov
Hood River · Thu-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pm (2026 season May 23 - Nov 1)
Regenerative Hood River Fruit Loop farm with u-pick heirloom pears, apples, strawberries, and a 100-plus-variety flower garden.
Browning Blueberries
U-pick · Jul–Aug
Hood River · Daily 8am-7pm during season (early/mid-July to mid-August)
U-pick blueberries in the shadow of Mt. Hood on the Hood River Fruit Loop, open daily during a short July-August season.
The Old Trunk
U-pick · May–Oct
Hood River · Organic · Daily 10:00-5:30, May-Oct; call for hours in April and November; closed Dec-Mar
U-pick organic marionberries, raspberries, and blueberries behind a century-old general store turned antique shop and soda fountain on the Hood River Fruit Loop.
Wilinda Blueberry Patch
U-pick · Jun–Sep
Hood River · Organic · Daily 9am-6pm, late June through early September; call ahead
Honor-system u-pick blueberries on a small no-spray patch five minutes from downtown Hood River.
Hood River Cherry Company
U-pick · Jul–Aug
Hood River
High-elevation family orchard on the Hood River Fruit Loop selling premium hand-picked cherries at a seasonal farmstand.
Hood River U-Pick Organic
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Hood River · Organic
Certified organic u-pick cherries and apples on the Hood River Fruit Loop, with a petting zoo and Mt. Hood views.
Sunshine & Soil Farms
U-pick · Apr–Oct
Hood River · Fri-Sun, 10am-4pm (Fruit Loop listing shows daily mid-Apr to mid-Oct; check site)
Self-serve Fruit Loop farmstand with fresh-cut flower bouquets, seasonal fruit and vegetables, and farm-raised chicken.
Hilda's Organic U-Pick
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Hood River · Open 9am-4pm on posted picking days (hours posted per-day on official site; e.g. "Friday, July 3: open 9-4 for blueberries")
Old-time Hood River farm with u-pick cherries, blueberries, peaches, heirloom tomatoes, apples, pears, and cut flowers from mid-June into fall.
James' Organic Blueberries
U-pick · Jul–Aug
Hood River · Organic · Wed-Sun, 8am to dusk during berry season
Certified-organic u-pick blueberries in the Hood River Valley, with six heirloom varieties and farm chickens to visit.
Two Peaks Blues
U-pick · Jul–Sep
Hood River
Family-run u-pick blueberry farm in Hood River's Dee Flat district, picking mid-July into September.
Apple Core Farm & Cut Flowers
U-pick · Apr–Oct
Hood River · Reservation required · By appointment only — call ahead or book online
Boutique 8-acre cut-flower farm between Odell and Parkdale offering tours, bouquet workshops, and DIY wedding flowers by appointment.
Red Tractor Farm
U-pick · Jun–Jul
Hood River · Organic
No-spray blueberry u-pick on the Hood River Fruit Loop with six acres of berries and an iconic red tractor photo op.
