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Your guide to u-pick strawberry farms near Seattle

Strawberry season runs from early June thru July

Strawberry season in the Seattle area is short, sweet, and typically peaks in June — so if you want to enjoy strawberry picking near Seattle and get farm-fresh berries straight from the vine, now’s the time to plan your u-pick adventure.

Whether you’re chasing that perfect sun-warmed berry, stocking up for jam-making, or just looking for a fun way to spend a summer morning, local farms from Snohomish to Puyallup are ready to welcome you. Here’s what to know before you go — plus a list of u-pick farms opening their strawberry fields this month.

Many of our region’s u-pick farms offer more than just strawberries — check out our guides on raspberry u-picks (July) and blueberry u-picks (August). We also have a master article on all berry farms for 2025! Look for festivals to celebrate the summer harvest season, like Vashon’s Strawberry Festival, happening in July. Enjoy jams, pies, lemonade, and strawberry shortcake. Don’t miss the parade, dancing, artists, and vendor booths, too.

If you’re planning on strawberry picking near Seattle, here are a few tips to make the most of your berry-picking outing:

  • Always check farm websites (or better yet, Facebook pages) on the day you plan to go to make sure they’re open. Some farms are open daily; others only on select days and times. Farms can be weather-dependent and will often close early if picked over.
  • The early bird gets the … strawberry. Mornings are your best bet as fields can get picked over by lunchtime.
  • U-pick fields mean lots of direct sun, so bring your sunscreen, hats and plenty of water.
  • While most farms accept cards, do bring along cash or checks just in case.
  • Many farms provide containers free of charge, but consider packing along a few extra pails of your own.
  • If your strawberry picking doesn’t go as planned (we’ve all been there), no worries! Most farms sell boxes of fresh-picked berries (along with other must-try goodies).

Eating berries

Into the basket orrrr the mouth? (Photo by Molly White)

Snohomish and Skagit County 

Bolles Organic Berry Farm, Monroe

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: June 4, 2025
  • 17930 Tualco Loop Road, Monroe

Bolles may not be as large as some of the other u-pick strawberry farms on this list, but as we know, good things often come in small packages. The farm is Washington state certified-organic, and offers varieties of strawberries. Pick up some organic honey on your way out. Dogs are welcome. Check the Facebook page for daily updates on what’s available.

Terra Valley Farms, Monroe

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: Thursday, June 5, 2025 (see details here)
  • 19501 Tualco Rd, Monroe, WA 98272

The farms’ u-pick season starts in June with strawberries, followed by blueberries and raspberries later in the summer (around July/August). They also have Mulberries in July and August.

Swan’s Trail Farm, Snohomish

  • U-Pick Strawberries Opening Day: May 30
  • Baby Animals & Berries Festival: $14+, and tax. 12 months and under FREE | Tickets
  • 7301 Rivershore Road, Snohomish

Swan’s Trail Farm offers u-pick strawberries that will be perfect for your summer snacks, desserts and jams. Don’t miss their Baby Animals and Berries Festival (June 14-29, 2025) where families can interact with various animals including baby goats, lambs, calves and more, and enjoy over 30+ barnyard games and activities during the event. The farm is offering a Strawberry Learning Adventure field trip to explore the working farm and engage in early summer activities on select dates in June, learn more here.

 

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Bellingham Country Gardens

  • Strawberry U-pick Opening Day: TBD
  • 2838 Kelly Rd, Bellingham

According to their Facebook page, the strawberry crop this season is “Delayed, Uncertain, (may have a small crop mid-June).” This family farm offers fresh U-pick vegetables and strawberries. Check their Facebook for updates.

Bailey Family Farm, Snohomish

  • U-Pick Strawberries Opening Day: Monday, June 2, 2025
  • 12968 Springhetti Road, Snohomish

Bailey’s is a fifth-generation family farm in the Snohomish Valley, offering acres of veggies, fruit, pumpkins and more. U-pick strawberries begin June 2, and raspberries around July.

Berry picking

Berry picking. (Image: Allison Holm)

Biringer Farm, Arlington

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: June 7, 2025
  • 21412 59th Ave. NE, Arlington

Biringer Farm has been delighting families since 1938. Kids can get their post-picking wiggles out on the little playground, or take a spin on the Jolly Trolley. Blackberry u-pick available in August. Strawberries, raspberries, and tayberries, are available for u-pick in June and July. Check their Facebook closer to the above ranges to see specific dates.

Schuh Farms, Mount Vernon

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: May 28
  • 15565 WA-536, Mount Vernon

This Skagit Valley family farm has been serving fresh-baked pies, berry milkshakes, canned goods, and local produce (including berries!) for years. The farm is represented at many Seattle-area farmers markets, and you can gather berries straight from the vine at the farm’s u-picks for strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries.

 

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Broers Farms Inc

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: June 7, 2025
  • 18228 Tualco Rd, Monroe, WA

This is an organic U-pick with strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and thornless blackberries located in Monroe, WA.

Eastside

Remlinger Farms, Carnation

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: Closed for strawberries for the 2025 season. Open for raspberry picking.
  • 32610 NE 32nd St., Carnation

Remlinger Farms is the Disneyland of Carnation, attracting families with its Family Fun Park, farm animals, steam train and – of course — berries. Strawberries kick off the picking season around June, followed by raspberries (July, early August) and then come the pumpkins! Check their Facebook closer to the above ranges to see specific dates.

Remlinger Farms

Remlinger Farms (Photo by Allison Holm)

Harvold Berry Farms, Carnation

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: June 7, 2025
  • 5207 Carnation-Duvall Road NE, Carnation

This Carnation berry farm is a family favorite for u-pick strawberries and raspberries. U-pick strawberries are available around early to mid June, and raspberry U-pick around July. Check their Facebook closer to the above ranges to make sure fields are open.

Strawberry snack

Snacking on strawberries. (Photo by Allison Holm)

South Sound / South King County

Picha’s Berry Farm, Puyallup

Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: June 9, 2025

    • Puyallup location: 6502 52nd St. E., Puyallup
    • Tacoma location: 7233 S Tyler St, Tacoma

This family farm has been in operation since 1904 growing strawberries and raspberries. Pick up cartons of pre-picked berries at both the Puyallup and Tacoma locations; u-pick strawberry is only available at the Puyallup location and is open around early to mid June. Check their Facebook closer to the above ranges to make sure fields are open.

Picking berries

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Duris Farm, Kent

  • Strawberry U-Pick Opening Day: Friday, June 6, 2025
    • Kent location: 25175 Frager Rd S, Kent
    • Note: There is a Puyallup location, however, there’s no u-pick there

Since 1955, Duris Cucumber Farm has grown from harvesting, well, cucumbers to producing green beans, zucchini, squash, and lots of sweet strawberries and raspberries. Get your fill of U-pick strawberries at the Kent location in June. Check their Facebook closer to the above ranges to make sure fields are open.

About the Author

Allison Holm

Allison has enjoyed writing for various publications and companies over the years, and is currently the Things To Do Editor for Seattle’s Child. She loves farmers markets, coffee shops, used bookstores, and spending as much time as she can in her absolute favorite place: the San Juan Islands.