2025 Cherry U-Pick Season Arrives Early in Brentwood

On May 3, it officially kicks off cherry season in Brentwood with several farms opening for u-pick cherry picking.

Confirmed Saturday, May 3 Opening

• Cherry Pit (23800 Marsh Creek Rd)
  • 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Cherry Time (1875 Walnut Blvd)
  • 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on both May 3 & May 4
• G&S Farms
  • Gonsalves Orchard 8:00 am to 5 pm (409 Sellers Ave)
  • Dixon Orchard 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (2315 Sellers)
• Sweet Lou’s Cherries (1301 Sellers Ave)
  • 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
• Three Nunn Farms (550 Walnut Blvd)
  • Strawberries (9:00 am to 11:00 am)
  • Cherry (11:00 am to 5:00 pm)

Mulberry Picking

• Season opens May 3 (reservations only) at 501 Hoffman Lane, Brentwood. For more information and reservations, visit: https://verymulberry.com/

Types of Cherry

• Tioga Cherry: This variety offers a sweet crunch, dark flesh and a tangy finish. It’s moderate to large size makes it great for snacking.
• Coral Cherry: Loved by many, the coral variety is sweet and juicy with “pop” at the first bite. Corals are generously large making every bite satisfying.
• Black Pearl Cherry: This variety is a deep burgundy in color. With their sweet flavor and moderate firmness, this variety is perfect for snacking or baking.

A Few Important Tips

We want you to have the best experience when you visit, so please read the tips and follow the recommendations.

1. Check our website: Check the Farm status at https://harvestforyou.com/interactive-map/ to help you plan your trip. Our “Interactive Map” displays farms that are OPEN at the time you are viewing the map. Each farm can set their farm status to OPEN or CLOSE, and is displayed on the map in real-time, so please check this map OFTEN. The “All Harvest Time Farms” map will show all Harvest Time farms for visitors that like to plan their visit.
2. Check Brentwood’s weather before leaving home: Brentwood’s temperatures range from 5-20 degrees warmer than other parts of the Bay Area, so please dress accordingly. Check Brentwood’s weather HERE.
3. Dress Appropriately: Remember, you are visiting farms. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for outdoor activities. Opt for breathable fabrics, a hat, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. (Open-toe shoes or heels are not recommended)
4. Stay Hydrated: Bring water to stay hydrated throughout your picking excursion, especially during hot days.
5. Bring a cooler: It’s always a good idea to bring a cooler to maintain the fruit’s freshness.
6. Photo Op: Enjoy the beauty of our area! Our natural surroundings offer the perfect photo opportunity and don’t forget to tag us on all your social media posts! Use @harvestforyou & @upickcapital on Instagram and Facebook.

For status on all farms, here is the rundown as of Friday morning (May 2, 2025)