Looking for the best U-Pick berry farms near Edmonton? Summer is the perfect time to head out on a family adventure and pick fresh, locally grown berries straight from the field. Whether you’re searching for U-Pick strawberries, juicy raspberries, Saskatoon berries, haskaps, cherries, or black currants, there are plenty of farms within an easy drive of the city.
We’ve rounded up the Best Edmonton-area U-Pick Berry Farms, including locations in Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, Bon Accord, Parkland County, and surrounding communities. Many farms also offer pre-picked berries, fresh vegetables, farm markets, and family-friendly activities!
🍒 Where to Go Berry Picking Near Edmonton 🍒
Blas Berry Orchard
Address: 51009B Range Road 273, Spruce Grove
Phone: (780) 803-8808
Website: Facebook Page
Big Rock Berry Farm
Hours: By Appointment.
Address: 3-51310 Range Road 261, Spruce Grove
Phone: (780) 886-3387 (Tim & Amber)
Website: www.bigrockberryfarm.ca
Mid to End of July – September 2026 | U-Pick Strawberries, Rhubarb, Saskatoons and Raspberries. Season opens in July – watch the Facebook page for picking updates and hours. Come enjoy the beautiful farm & pick a pail!
Bokey Blooms Farms
Hours: Weekdays 10:00 am to 6:00 pm | Weekends 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Address: 55231 Highway 2, Sturgeon County
Phone: (780) 667-5308
Website: www.bokeybloomsfarms.ca
Opens July 11, 2026 | Just 10 minutes north of St Albert, this farm specializes in Haskap Berries – Canada’s new superfruit. Come pick your own during the month of July, or purchase frozen year-round.
Carder Family Farm
Address: Southside of Wizard Lake 2.7 km west on Township Road 480
Phone: (780) 920-0949
Website: Facebook | Instagram
Creekside Berry Farm
Hours: Varies. Check their Facebook page for current hours.
Address: 53418 Range Road 231, Sherwood Park
Phone: (780) 417-3128
Website: Facebook Page
Opens July 13, 2026 | Saskatoon berries and raspberries. Cash only, they provide the containers for picking. This is a working farm, so keep in mind that children need to stay close by parents for safety reasons.
Creekside Home & Garden Centre
Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm| Sunday CLOSED
Address: 51530 Range Road 260, Parkland County
Phone: (780) 470-0527
Website: www.creeksidehomeandgarden.ca
This garden centre has more than plants and flowers – they have lots of berries for picking as well! Depending on the season, there are strawberries, raspberries, black currants, saskatoons, chokecherries and cranberries.
Horse Hill Berry Farm
Hours: 8:00 am – 6:00 pm daily
Address: 3203 211 Avenue NE, Edmonton
Phone: (780) 245-4930
Website: www.horsehillberryfarm.ca
Open July 17, 2026 | Get those irresistible raspberries by the pail-full! Perfect for eating on their own or using in jams, desserts or baked goods. Horse Hill Berry Farm offers four different varieties of raspberries!
Lamberry Ranch 
Hours: Appointment Only
Address: 51220 Range Road 213, Strathcona County
Phone: (780) 662-7669
Website: www.lamberry-ranch-welcome-home.lovable.app
Open July 17, 2026 | This family-owned sustainable farm offers U-Pick Saskatoon berries, as well as sour cherries later in the season. They also have a variety of other farm fresh offerings such as meat, eggs, preserves, and ice cream topped with Saskatoon sauce!
Prairie Gardens
Hours: Wednesdays & Saturdays at 9:30 am until picked out
Address: 56311 Lily Lake Road, Bon Accord
Phone: (780) 921-2272
Website: www.prairiegardens.org
Open Mid-July to Mid-August, 2026 | Visit Prairie Gardens to U-Pick strawberries and enjoy all of their family-friendly farm activities like a train ride, petting farm, playgrounds and bale mazes. Choose a U-Pick Pass with farm admittance for all the attractions, or simply come out and pick strawberries and pay by the pail. All ages welcome!
Rosy Farms
Hours: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm, Tuesday to Sunday
Address: 57114 Range Road 264, Alcomdale
Phone: (780) 951-1015
Website: www.rosyfarms.com
Rosy Farm specializes in haskaps, growing over 6 varieties in a peaceful U-Pick environment. Visit Tuesday to Sunday – no appointment needed. Check the website for availability before heading out. On Fridays and Sundays, they also offer farm tours on regenerative & organic farming at 10 am.
Somerset Farms
Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm | Sunday CLOSED
Address: 1423 Township Rd 514, Parkland County
Phone: (780) 983-5664
Website: www.edmonton-pick-a-pumpkin.com
Located just over 40 minutes from Edmonton in Parkland County, this charming, picturesque U-Pick offers fresh strawberries and raspberries, with elderberries available later in the season. Enjoy their picnic and campfire packages, or bring your own food and drinks to relax with family around a cozy fire pit or picnic table.
Stevens Strawberries
Hours: By Appointment – early morning or afternoon timeslots. Sunday CLOSED
Address: 263060 Township Rd 464A, County Of Wetaskiwin No. 10
Phone: (780) 352-2924
Website: www.stevensstrawberries.com
Open August to September, 2026 | Offering spray-free strawberries 30 minutes South of Edmonton. U-pick or pre-picked options available. Book your admission tickets ahead of time through their website.
Strawberry Fields
Hours: By appointment
Address: 140 Grandisle Road NW, Edmonton
Website: www.sbfields.com
2026 Opening Date TBA | Family-run strawberry farm located only 30 minutes from downtown Edmonton. It’s a one-stop shop for juicy, red strawberries. Baskets are provided on site, operating only by appointment via their website.
The Grove Berry Patch
Hours: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Address: 52430 Range Road 265, Spruce Grove
Phone: (780) 962-5824
Website: Facebook Page
Opens July 16, 2026 | A full-blown Saskatoon berry orchard, as well as raspberries, cranberries and some vegetables too. Frozen Saskatoon berries are available to purchase as well – big taste with no work. Evenings are available by appointment.
🍓 Happy Berry Picking! 🍓
Before heading out, be sure to check each farm’s website or social media pages for the latest U-Pick hours, berry availability, admission details, and weather updates. Harvest dates can change quickly depending on crop conditions, so it’s always best to confirm before making the trip.
