If you love fresh fruit, then you have to visit a pick-your-own fruit farm in Oklahoma. You will not only get the freshest fruit around, but you’ll be supporting local farmers, too! Take a look at these wonderful farms in the Sooner State where you’ll have loads of fun picking your own fruit. Looking for the best places to go strawberry picking this year? Look no further!
- Maple Creek Berry Farm - Poteau
Maple Creek Berry Farm/Facebook
Maple Creek Berry Farm/Facebook Maple Creek Berry Farm has planted over 2,000 blueberry plants of various varieties. They provide everything needed for picking, including take-home bags. They open for the season in summer, so be ready to eat the best blueberries you’ve ever tasted! 33423 Pleasant Valley Rd, Poteau, OK 74953, USA
- Wind Drift Orchards - Harrah
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Wind Drift Orchards/Facebook Enjoy beautiful, delicious peaches at this easy-to-pick orchard. Wind Drift Orchards in Oklahoma offers two orchards with a variety of peaches and nectarines for picking during the peach season. 18499 NE 50th St, Harrah, OK 73045, USA
- Berry Creek Farm - Blanchard
Buffalo Creek Berry Farm Mustang Oklahoma/Facebook
Buffalo Creek Berry Farm Mustang Oklahoma/Facebook Pick-your own strawberries, peaches or grapes at this certified organic farm. You will find many other fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs and meat available for purchase. This is one of the best places in Oklahoma for strawberry picking! 1021 S Tyler Ave, Blanchard, OK 73010, USA
- Thunderbird Berry Farm - Broken Arrow
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Thunderbird Berry Farm/Facebook Thunderbird Berry Farm is a family-owned and operated farm where you can pick your own fruits and vegetables. You can find asparagus, cucumbers, strawberries, sweet corn, blueberries, and blackberries. You can also buy fresh eggs, honey, jam, and frozen berries during the non-harvest season. 7515 Hansen Rd, Broken Arrow, OK 74014, USA
- Livesay Orchards - Porter
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Livesay Orchards/Facebook Porter, Oklahoma, is the “Official Peach Capital of Oklahoma” and you can find some of the best peaches in the state at Livesay Orchards. Pick your own apples, peaches, and pumpkins during the season. Pick-your-own is open on select days from mid-June thru October! 39232 E 231st St S, Porter, OK 74454, USA
There are several more places to pick-your-own food in Oklahoma, but they do not have an internet presence. If you would like to share one of your favorites, please tell us about it in the comments! Another great place to get fresh fruit is at Farmers Markets; check out this list of several farmers markets in Oklahoma.
Maple Creek Berry Farm/Facebook
Maple Creek Berry Farm has planted over 2,000 blueberry plants of various varieties. They provide everything needed for picking, including take-home bags. They open for the season in summer, so be ready to eat the best blueberries you’ve ever tasted!
33423 Pleasant Valley Rd, Poteau, OK 74953, USA
Wind Drift Orchards/Facebook
Enjoy beautiful, delicious peaches at this easy-to-pick orchard. Wind Drift Orchards in Oklahoma offers two orchards with a variety of peaches and nectarines for picking during the peach season.
18499 NE 50th St, Harrah, OK 73045, USA
Buffalo Creek Berry Farm Mustang Oklahoma/Facebook
Pick-your own strawberries, peaches or grapes at this certified organic farm. You will find many other fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs and meat available for purchase. This is one of the best places in Oklahoma for strawberry picking!
1021 S Tyler Ave, Blanchard, OK 73010, USA
Thunderbird Berry Farm/Facebook
Thunderbird Berry Farm is a family-owned and operated farm where you can pick your own fruits and vegetables. You can find asparagus, cucumbers, strawberries, sweet corn, blueberries, and blackberries. You can also buy fresh eggs, honey, jam, and frozen berries during the non-harvest season.
7515 Hansen Rd, Broken Arrow, OK 74014, USA
Livesay Orchards/Facebook
Porter, Oklahoma, is the “Official Peach Capital of Oklahoma” and you can find some of the best peaches in the state at Livesay Orchards. Pick your own apples, peaches, and pumpkins during the season. Pick-your-own is open on select days from mid-June thru October!
39232 E 231st St S, Porter, OK 74454, USA
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Strawberry Picking April 26, 2022 Tori Jane Where can I go berry picking in Oklahoma? Oklahoma is a delight, isn’t it? From never-ending rolling green hills to stunning blue skies and lush, green woods punctuating the endless plains, Oklahoma is one of those places where you’d probably just kind of expect farms – and you’d be correct, of course. So, which ones are the best ones for, say, going berry picking in Oklahoma? We thought you’d never ask! With dozens of options to pick from, how do you even know where to begin? We happen to be major fans of local crown jewels like Agape House Berry Farm, in Mustang. While in the area, be sure to check out Mustang’s other premiere berry haven, Buffalo Creek Berry Farm. Should you find yourself in or nearby Broken Arrow, check out the Thunderbird Berry Farm, and in Luther, be sure to visit McRay Farms. Always be sure to double-check the farms’ websites when planning a trip – they tend to be open to the public seasonally, so stay aware! Are there any farms in Oklahoma where you can pick your own berries? There are plenty – not even including the farms listed above! Some of our favorite places for pick-your-own berries are wonderlands hidden in plain sight; such gems include Endicott Farms, in Mounds, which specializes in blueberries, blackberries, and pecans. There’s also the legend known as N40 Berries, in Stillwater, and Canadian Valley Farms in Lexington is second-to-none in terms of high quality and perfect freshness. We also love the Creekside Berry Farm, in Red Oak, and Wind Drift Orchards in Hannah is pretty much as peaceful and lovely as it sounds on paper. Of course, that being said, you could always try your hand at foraging and gathering berries and fruits from the wild; common species in the Sooner State include golden currant, wild grapes, sand plums, and more!
The OIYS Visitor Center
Strawberry Picking
April 26, 2022
Tori Jane
Where can I go berry picking in Oklahoma? Oklahoma is a delight, isn’t it? From never-ending rolling green hills to stunning blue skies and lush, green woods punctuating the endless plains, Oklahoma is one of those places where you’d probably just kind of expect farms – and you’d be correct, of course. So, which ones are the best ones for, say, going berry picking in Oklahoma? We thought you’d never ask! With dozens of options to pick from, how do you even know where to begin? We happen to be major fans of local crown jewels like Agape House Berry Farm, in Mustang. While in the area, be sure to check out Mustang’s other premiere berry haven, Buffalo Creek Berry Farm. Should you find yourself in or nearby Broken Arrow, check out the Thunderbird Berry Farm, and in Luther, be sure to visit McRay Farms. Always be sure to double-check the farms’ websites when planning a trip – they tend to be open to the public seasonally, so stay aware! Are there any farms in Oklahoma where you can pick your own berries? There are plenty – not even including the farms listed above! Some of our favorite places for pick-your-own berries are wonderlands hidden in plain sight; such gems include Endicott Farms, in Mounds, which specializes in blueberries, blackberries, and pecans. There’s also the legend known as N40 Berries, in Stillwater, and Canadian Valley Farms in Lexington is second-to-none in terms of high quality and perfect freshness. We also love the Creekside Berry Farm, in Red Oak, and Wind Drift Orchards in Hannah is pretty much as peaceful and lovely as it sounds on paper. Of course, that being said, you could always try your hand at foraging and gathering berries and fruits from the wild; common species in the Sooner State include golden currant, wild grapes, sand plums, and more!
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Oklahoma is a delight, isn’t it? From never-ending rolling green hills to stunning blue skies and lush, green woods punctuating the endless plains, Oklahoma is one of those places where you’d probably just kind of expect farms – and you’d be correct, of course. So, which ones are the best ones for, say, going berry picking in Oklahoma? We thought you’d never ask! With dozens of options to pick from, how do you even know where to begin? We happen to be major fans of local crown jewels like Agape House Berry Farm, in Mustang. While in the area, be sure to check out Mustang’s other premiere berry haven, Buffalo Creek Berry Farm. Should you find yourself in or nearby Broken Arrow, check out the Thunderbird Berry Farm, and in Luther, be sure to visit McRay Farms. Always be sure to double-check the farms’ websites when planning a trip – they tend to be open to the public seasonally, so stay aware!
Are there any farms in Oklahoma where you can pick your own berries?
There are plenty – not even including the farms listed above! Some of our favorite places for pick-your-own berries are wonderlands hidden in plain sight; such gems include Endicott Farms, in Mounds, which specializes in blueberries, blackberries, and pecans. There’s also the legend known as N40 Berries, in Stillwater, and Canadian Valley Farms in Lexington is second-to-none in terms of high quality and perfect freshness. We also love the Creekside Berry Farm, in Red Oak, and Wind Drift Orchards in Hannah is pretty much as peaceful and lovely as it sounds on paper. Of course, that being said, you could always try your hand at foraging and gathering berries and fruits from the wild; common species in the Sooner State include golden currant, wild grapes, sand plums, and more!
