You’ll Have Loads Of Fun At These 11 Pick-Your-Own Fruit Farms In Arkansas
Carol Ann Carson
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Spring really is the sweetest season in Arkansas, especially when it comes to fruit picking. And that means a profusion of delicious strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and more. No matter which treat you’re looking forward to the most, the following 11 fruit and strawberry u-pick farms in Arkansas are the most delicious ways to reap “the fruits of your labor.” Now, let’s get to fruit picking!
Berries at the Cox Berry Farm are in high demand. To make sure they’re open for picking, you can follow the Cox Berry Farm Facebook page.
For scheduling and recipes, be sure to check out the Cadron Crest Orchard Facebook page.
For the latest news, you can follow the Facebook page for Fenton Berry Farm.
To stay up to date on their berries, you can follow the Facebook page for the Arnold Family Farm.
To see the latest events and berry availability, you can follow the BoBrook Farms Facebook page.
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The Mountain Home Berry Farm Facebook page is the place to go to stay up to date with what the farm has to offer.
To see when blueberries are ready for picking, or to catch them sooner at the farmers market, you can follow the Caney Creek Berry Farm Facebook page.
Wye Mountain Flowers and Blueberries has a great Facebook page where you can see when the season begins.
To learn when the blueberry season begins here, be sure to check out the Neal Family Farm Facebook page.
For the latest news on their fuit seasons, the Taylor's Orchard Facebook page is the best reference.
To stay up to date on when the season begins here, simply go to the Facebook page for RidgeRunner Blackberry Farm.
If you were to do a search for “strawberry farms near me,” one of these would most certainly pop up at the top of the list!
Have you ever been to any of these exciting strawberry farms in Arkansas? If so, which ones were your favorites? We’d love to read about your experience in the comments section below. Also, share with us your favorite place to pick fresh fruit. And if you need something to put all those juicy berries in, consider these handy and sturdy food containers.
In addition to fruit picking, you may also want to take your family on one of these kid-friendly hikes in Arkansas. They’re perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors.
If you’re still in the mood for more Arkansas adventures, take a look at this video for a statewide tour:
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Eats and Drinks in Arkansas
Where can we find farmers markets in Arkansas?
- In Little Rock you’ll find the Bernice Garden Farmers Market brimming with scores of plants, vegetables, and entertainment from musicians and visual artists.
- In addition to loads of fresh fruit and veggies, the Downtown Conway Farmers Market in Conway features excellent crafts vendors with a variety of wares.
- The Peach Shed in Crawfordsville is the place to find some of the best produce, locally produced products, and more.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other delicious farmers markets in Arkansas.
Where can we find some of the best restaurants in Arkansas?
- Trejo Del Lago is a delicious Latin-themed restaurant in Hot Springs.
- Wild Sweet William’s Baking House in Searcy is known for its handmade kolaches.
- Over in Eureka Springs, Ermilio's Italian Home Cooking serves up some of the best Italian food in Arkansas.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other delicious restaurants in Arkansas.
Where can we find the best breweries in Arkansas?
- In Little Rock, Vino's Brewpub & Pizza is known for their tasty brews as well as their excellent cuisine.
- The Fort Smith Brewing Company in Fort Smith is a beloved spot for its beers and because it is dog friendly.
- The Subiaco Abbey in Logan County is run by Benedictine monks.
Read on to learn more about some of the many other fantastic breweries in Arkansas.