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Pumpkin, Apple & Flower Picking in Virginia

23 farms in Virginia have U-pick confirmed by a quote from their own website.

By crop: pumpkins at 14 farms, apples at 6, flowers at 5, sunflowers at 4 and peaches at 4.

3 farms list a farm store, 3 cider donuts, 4 hayrides and 3 a corn maze.

Ararat1 farm

Beaverdam1 farm

Berryville2 farms

Blacksburg1 farm

  • Berry farmU-pick confirmedClosed for the season (as of Oct 6, 2026)

    3 Birds Berry Farm

    1859 Brooksfield Rd

    U-pick crops
    Blueberries Jun–AugBlackberries JulRaspberries Jul–Aug
    Season
    Usually Jun–Aug

    (540) 552-4195

Bluemont1 farm

Charlottesville1 farm

Chesapeake1 farm

Christiansburg1 farm

Crimora1 farm

Delaplane1 farm

  • Pumpkin patchU-pick confirmed

    Hollin Farms

    1410 Snowden Rd

    U-pick crops
    PumpkinsVegetablesApplesSunflowersPeaches Jun–Aug

    (540) 623-8854

Franklin1 farm

Fredericksburg1 farm

Hamilton1 farm

Harrisonburg2 farms

Haymarket1 farm

Hopewell1 farm

Luray1 farm

Mouth of Wilson1 farm

Orange1 farm

Palmyra1 farm

Weyers Cave1 farm

Typical Virginia picking seasons

A separate layer from the farms' own dates: published harvest calendars, with their source.

Typical Virginia seasons from published harvest calendars (not farm dates)
CropMonthsTypical seasonSource
StrawberriesApril–JuneThe Virginia Department of Agriculture’s availability calendar shows strawberries from April through June.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
BlueberriesJune–AugustThe calendar shows Virginia blueberries from June through August.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
RaspberriesJune–OctoberThe calendar shows Virginia raspberries from mid-June into early July, then again from mid-August through October.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
BlackberriesJune–AugustThe calendar shows Virginia blackberries from June through August.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
PeachesJuly–AugustThe calendar shows Virginia peaches in July and August.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
ApplesJuly–NovemberThe Virginia Department of Agriculture says apple season begins in late July and peaks in October and November.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Grown apple varieties postervagrown.vdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026
PumpkinsSeptember–OctoberThe availability calendar shows Virginia pumpkins in September and October.Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendarvdacs.virginia.gov · read October 6, 2026

More farms with U-pick, fewer details

These farms confirm U-pick on their own websites, but publish too few details (picking months, hours, prices or policies) for a full listing. Call before you go.

U-pick in Virginia: questions

Which farms in Virginia have U-pick?

3 Birds Berry Farm (Blacksburg), Ashland Berry Farm (Beaverdam), Belvedere Plantation (Fredericksburg), Blue Ridge Valley Farm (Mouth of Wilson), Burnside Farms (Haymarket), Carter Mountain Orchard (Charlottesville), Cross Keys Farm (Harrisonburg) and Endless View Farms (Crimora) and 15 more have U-pick confirmed on their own websites. Each listing links the farm's own page, with what its website says and the date we read it.

When is pumpkin picking season in Virginia?

Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Virginia Fruit and Vegetable Availability Calendar gives September–October as the typical Virginia pumpkin season. Dates move with the weather: check the farm's own page before you go.

Which farms in Virginia have a corn maze?

Goose Hill Farm (Franklin), Sarah’s Pumpkin Patch (Orange) and Wayside Farm Fun (Berryville), according to their own websites.

Which farms in Virginia have hayrides?

Ashland Berry Farm (Beaverdam), Carter Mountain Orchard (Charlottesville), Fairview Fun Farm (Luray) and Wayside Farm Fun (Berryville), according to their own websites.

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