Strawberry picking South Shore Boston MA 2025
Here at the places South of Boston that you can pick your own strawberries! Strawberry season is usually mid June through the beginning of July.
Here are updates for 2025
CN Smith Farms East Bridgewater
Opening Day for P.Y.O Strawberries 2025 is Thursday, June 5th. We will be open from 9 am – 2 pm.
Regular daily hours will begin on Friday, June 6th (9 am – 4 pm) weather and crop permitting.
Pricing:
$12 per person. Each person will receive 1 QT
Children walking age or older – $12/child. Each Child will receive 1 QT
Poundage over 1 QT – $6.50/LB
Jam Picker Pricing: $60 Deposit for a 10 LB Minimum
Additional Poundage – $6.00/LB
Hours: Open Daily 9 am – 4 pm
Please call 508-378-2270 before coming to check if we are picking. You can also check social media for picking updates.
We reserve the right to close on short notice due to:
Being picked out
Inclement Weather
Crop needs to Ripen
Directions:
We are located at 325 South Street, East Bridgewater, MA 02333
Once you arrive, please follow the P.YO. Strawberry signs and drive directly out to the strawberry field parking area. Do not park at the farmstand for picking.
Once parked, please check in at our P.Y.O Building to pay and receive your containers for picking. Containers from home are not permitted.
No walking is permitted on the farm roads.
Unfortunately, no pets are allowed. Service dogs are welcome.
Sauchuk Farm in Plympton MA
200 Center Street, Plympton, MA 02367 (corn maze location)
Prices
Admission is 9.00 per person, which includes 1 quart.
The price of additional strawberries is $5.25 per pound. Cash and Credit payments are accepted in the field.
No tickets or reservations are required.
Dates/Times
Open Sun., June 8, 9 am – 1 pm, or until we are picked out.
Additional days will be announced here based on picking conditions.
No backpacks or pets are allowed in the field.
The corn maze area is closed to PYO customers.
Do not step on strawberry plants or berries, especially when crossing over rows.
Please pick in designated areas only.
Children must be under adult supervision.
Please pick only the berries you intend to pay for.
Have fun!
Location
200 Center Street, Plympton, MA 02367
Ward Berry Farms Sharon MA
614 South Main Street Sharon, MA
Hayrides to strawberry patch during strawberry season
weather permitting • see Note below
now open thru early July
🍓Pints: $7.50 🍓 Limited 1/4 Peck Wood Baskets: $32
For all Pick-Your-Own start at the white tent to purchase containers and get directions to the proper location for picking.
Cash, credit card, checks all accepted! All pricing is subject to change without notice.
Your honesty keeps us in business!
Please pay for all you pick!
hayrides
- Buy tickets at the PYO tent
- $4 per person ages 3 and up
- No reservations necessary
Old Earth Orchards LLC (formerly Spring rain farm)
692 Caswell Street
Taunton, MA 02718
(508) 824-3393
2025 PYO Strawberry Patch Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8AM-11AM and 3PM-6PM
Saturday-Sunday: 8AM-1PM
Berries are $7/LB and we accept cash, credit, check, SNAP/EBT, and HIP!
Langwater Farm
209 Washington St,
Easton, MA 02356
Pick Your Own Certified Organic Strawberries!
PYO Strawberries is OPEN! On Sunday, June 8, we’ll be running hayrides out to our far strawberry field between 10am-4pm. No reservations needed. Here’s how it works:
When you arrive at the farm, check in at the register in the farm store and purchase your hayride tickets and PYO quart containers. Your quart container is your ticket to the PYO patch, and everyone age 3 and up must have a container to enter the field.
Take the hayride out to the far strawberry field and fill your container with berries!
When you’re finished picking, please check out at the farm store before you head home.
Looking to pick on a weekday? We’ll have options to walk out to our (closer) strawberry patch during the upcoming week; check back here on Tuesday morning for more info.
2025 Pricing
Hayride ticket: $3 per person, ages 3 and up
PYO Strawberry quart: $9.50
PYO Strawberry flat (6 quarts): $53 (only available when picking conditions allow, as determined by the field manager)
Blueberry season is right after Strawberry season here some local Blueberry farms