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Get the spring pick of the bunch at these u-pick berry farms

It’s berry season — and fresh homemade pie season. Here’s where you can spend a sunny afternoon picking your own fruits around Indy.

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While you’re at Spencer Berry Farm, you can also pick up rhubarb in the market for your perfect strawberry rhubarb pie — or save yourself the baking trouble and buy a frozen pie to take home.

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What’s much sweeter than buying your berries from the supermarket? Picking them yourself. It’s u-pick season at farms across central Indiana, so we’ve put together a list of where you can find the juiciest strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries.

Driving Wind Farm | 6410 Michigan Rd., Indianapolis
Driving Wind opened to the public in 2011 and is expanding its crop selection every year. This season, you can expect strawberry picking opportunities in June and blueberries + blackberries from late June into August.

Waterman’s Family Farm | 7010 E. Raymond St., Indianapolis
This farm + market is opening at the end of May, with strawberries expected to remain available through the end of June. Follow along for updates.

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Pro tip: Plan your berry picking adventure for early in the day, before exposed farm fields get too hot.

Photo by @mailee_yoder

Spencer Berry Farm | 7177 E. 161st St., Noblesville
This Noblesville favorite expects asparagus to be available soon, with strawberries following close behind. They get picked over quickly, so keep an eye out for updates — or visit for red raspberry picking beginning around mid-June or grapes beginning around mid-August.

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Beasley’s Orchard’s buckets make a fun take-home souvenir that you can bring back for next year’s harvest.

Beasley’s Orchard | 2304 E. Main St., Danville
Beasley’s makes berry picking as easy as strawberry pie. Starting in late May, you can walk or take the free hayride shuttle to the strawberry patch, and the buckets the farm provides are yours to keep. U-pick raspberry season is expected to begin in June as well. Pro tip: Make sure you don’t miss the farm store for fresh eggs + meats, homemade baked goods, nostalgic candies, and even young seedlings so you can start your own berry patch.

Have another farm you love? We’re berry curious.

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