U-Pick Tomatoes in Washington
12 farms where you can pick your own tomato.
Washington tomato is typically ready to pick June through September. These 12 pick-your-own tomato 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.
Krueger Pepper Gardens
U-pick · Aug–Oct
Wapato · ""
MixedCertified organic u-pick farm in Wapato growing 100+ pepper varieties, 15+ tomato varieties, melons, squash, and more.
The Hillbilly Farm
U-pick · Jul–Sep
Lyle
Small family farm in Lyle with u-pick tomatoes, cucumbers, herbs, and seasonal vegetables grown organically.
Cherry Shack Orchard
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Colbert · Open daily 9-3 starting 7/03 during cherry season (homepage separately states 9am-4pm) — call ahead to confirm, hours vary by season
Apricots
Peaches
NectarinesA diverse Green Bluff orchard and farm offering u-pick cherries, peaches, apricots, apples, pears, plums, grapes, and a full range of vegetables and pumpkins.
Sunset Orchard on Green Bluff
U-pick · Jun–Dec
Colbert · 8am-5pm Monday-Sunday (daily), year-round per regional grower directory; official site states regular season April 1-Dec 31, 8am-5pm daily, "after hours upon appointment"
Raspberries
Blackberries
Mixed Berries
BlueberriesA 10-acre Green Bluff orchard with 130-plus-year-old trees offering u-pick cherries, peaches, pears, apples, plums, berries, and cut-your-own Christmas trees in December.
Cole's Certified Organic Orchard
U-pick · Jul–Oct
Colbert · Reservation required
Spokane County's only Certified Organic orchard, growing 35 varieties of tree fruit and vegetables on Green Bluff since 1993; call ahead for open hours.
Bellingham Country Gardens
U-pick · Jun–Sep
Bellingham · June to October, Wednesdays and Saturdays 10am-4pm
No-spray, chemical-free farm in Bellingham with u-pick everbearing strawberries, raspberries, and seasonal vegetables and flowers. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays.
West Valley U-Pick
U-pick · Jul–Oct
Yakima · July 1 – September 30: Monday–Saturday 8am–7pm, Sunday 9am–5pm (per third-party aggregator, not independently confirmed verbatim on official site)
PluotsOne of the widest u-pick selections in the valley — blueberries, peaches, pears, apples, grapes, pluots, and more. Visitors can also press their own apple cider with purchased apples.
Nicholson Orchards
U-pick · Jun–Oct
Peshastin · Open daily when in season, June–October, 10am–5pm
Family-owned farm stand open daily June–October with cherries, peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums, apples, and pears. Also offers Fruit and Flower CSA shares.
Frog Hollow Farm
U-pick · Jun–Sep
Walla Walla · Sun-Fri 9am-5pm, closed Saturdays
Organic heirloom farm south of Walla Walla with u-pick cut flowers, herbs, and heirloom tomatoes. ADA-accessible pathways and family events.
Velvet Acres Gardens
U-pick · May–Oct
Vancouver · Summer u-pick: Tue-Sat 11am-3pm. Fall pumpkin patch: Tue-Sun 11am-6pm (closed Monday), 2025 season.
Third-generation family farm established in 1969 with u-pick tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers, pumpkins, and seasonal vegetables. Open Tuesday through Saturday, spring through fall.
Get To-Gather Farm
U-pick · Jul–Oct
Washougal · ""
Organic family farm with u-pick vegetables by the pound including tomatoes and peppers, plus a fall pumpkin patch and trails. Open Wednesday through Sunday.
Lewis County Farms
U-pick · May–Aug
Ethel
Family farm along Highway 12 with u-pick strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries, cherries, apricots, peaches, and more from mid-May through late July.
Frequently asked
- When is tomato season in Washington?
- Washington tomato is typically in season June through September. U-pick farms open around that time — check each listing for exact 2026 dates.
- Where can you pick your own tomato near you in Washington?
- Gather Grove lists pick-your-own tomato farms across Washington with their crops, season, and location. Use the map and filters to find one near you.
- Do U-pick tomato 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.