The North Fork is rich with pick-your-own farms where visitors can head straight into the fields for fresh, ripe berries. Whether you’re planning a fun outing with the family, carrying on a favorite tradition, or gathering fruit for pies, jams, or just eating by the handful, these U-pick spots offer a delicious way to connect with local agriculture.

Keep in mind that availability changes throughout the season. U-pick is usually first-come, first-served and may close depending on supply or weather, so it’s best to check each farm’s website or call ahead before heading out.

Lewin’s Farm

A fourth-generation, family-run farm and one of Long Island’s original U-pick destinations, Lewin’s is known for its wide range of produce and collaborations with local businesses like North Fork Brewing Company.
What to pick: Strawberries (late May–June), blueberries (late June–mid-August), blackberries (late July–August), raspberries (late June–early September).

Patty’s Berries & Bunches

This female-owned farm has been part of the community since 1975. Along with berry picking, Patty’s offers flowers, ice cream, baked goods, honey, jams, and more.
What to pick: Strawberries (June), blueberries and raspberries (July–August), blackberries (August).

Condzella’s Farm

Dating back to 1849, Condzella’s began as a dairy farm and now grows a wide variety of produce, including nine types of strawberries. Their commitment to synthetic-free farming extends to donating unsold produce to Island Harvest to support food security.
What to pick: Strawberries (June), blueberries (July).

Golden Acres Organic Farm
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This certified organic farm provides a welcoming atmosphere with a play area for kids and a shop stocked with organic produce, dairy, honey, and gifts.
What to pick: Organic strawberries (June).

Wickham’s Farm

One of the oldest and largest farms on the North Fork, dating back to 1661, Wickham’s grows fruit on some of the oldest cultivated land in the country. The farm stand is also popular for pies and baked goods, and visitors can look out for a short but popular cherry-picking season in June.
What to pick: Strawberries (June), blueberries (July), raspberries (July, October), blackberries (August, October).

Sujecki Farms & Nurseries

A fifth-generation farm established in 1900, Sujecki’s continues to produce quality fruits and vegetables while also offering homemade fruit-infused ice cream, eggs, baked goods, and honey at its stand.
What to pick: Strawberries (mid-May–June), blueberries (July–August), raspberries (July–September).

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