Information and Orchard Rules

For the best experience please note the following:
  • Cherry Season - Picking buckets will be provided to help aid in picking fruit.  These buckets must be returned upon checkout.
  • Peach/Nectarine Season - Please bring cardboard flats for transportation of your fruit home.  There will be a limited supply of flats available, they are first come first serve. Plastic bags will be provided if no flats are available.
  • We accept cash and all major credit cards
  • Arrive early to beat the heat, crowds, and for best selection
  • Closed toed shoes are recommended due to uneven orchard ground, sticks, and ants (see below).
  • Bring sunscreen for protection from the sun
  • Bring bottled water and stay hydrated
Orchard rules for safety (and/or county health) reasons:
  • Please pick wisely, you will be expected to pay for all the fruit you pick.  Please don't waste fruit that others could enjoy.
  • No Animals (except service dogs with harnesses and registration cards)
  • Please feel free to use the picnic tables to enjoy your snack or coffee and relax under the shade from the walnut trees.  Picnics are not allowed within the fruit orchard.
  • Climbing of trees is not allowed.  The limbs may break, damaging the tree, and possibly injuring you or your child.
  • Running in the orchard is prohibited. Children may trip on irrigation lines, possibly injuring themselves and breaking the irrigation.
  • No throwing of fruit will be allowed.  If you or your children are observed throwing fruit you will be asked to leave.
  • Please do not wander into other areas of the farm or climb on farm equipment.
Ants
There are multiple ant species in the orchard.  We have tried to manage the biting/stinging species to help make your visit a good one.  However there may still be ant colonies in the orchard.  Please watch out where you and your children are standing and make sure you don't put your picking bucket on an ant mound.  We recommend wearing closed toed shoes.  
Bees/Wasps
Bees and wasps visit the orchard on a daily occurrence.  While picking fruit it is always a good idea to know what you are grabbing since bees sometimes land on fruit.
Snakes
Not many snakes have been found in the orchard through the years.  Although it is always important to know your surroundings.