Fenton's Berry Farm
Fenton's Berry Farm is the area's premier producer of locally grown berries!
Seasonal dates vary year to year (and day to day!) due to weather and other factors.
Check our most recent Facebook post or call (870)741-6871 for daily updates during the picking season.
OUR BERRY CROPS:
STRAWBERRIES: Strawberry season begins sometime in April and runs through much or all of May. It is the Most unpredictable season of all the berries we grow, and requires a great deal of flexing from day to day based on the weather and picking conditions.
OUR RECOMMENDATION: WATCH OUR FACEBOOK PAGE REGULARLY, AS WE POST DAILY THROUGHOUT THE PICKING SEASON TO INFORM YOU OF THE DAY-TO-DAY PLAN.
Also: FOLLOW our Facebook page, then engage with a few posts (ie Like, Comment and/or Share) to tell the FB algorithm you want to see our posts!
RASPBERRIES: We now have
both Red and Black Raspberries available for u-pick, as well as taking orders for picked Red Raspberries. We discourage allowing children to pick these berries, due to their fragility, and they do have stickers/thorns. The raspberry season is usually for about 3 weeks in May, and red raspberries make a second crop in August/September.
BLUEBERRIES & BLACKBERRIES
Our blueberry season usually runs from early/mid-June to early/mid-July. We also sell blueberry plants!
Blackberries typically overlap blueberry season. They may start a little later and end a little later, depending on the year.
wE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!
Clyde & Veronica Fenton
"I could pick for hours. Excellent products!!! So tasty!!"
"They have the best customer service, the best produce, and best prices. Wish I would have started going here years ago!"
Real Reviews from Real Customers
"Love this u-pick farm! Great place to pick and not far off the beaten path. Clean and easy to pick rows or just purchase what's already been picked.
Love taking my grandkids here."
"Love everything about this place."
"Always get my Blueberries from them, best I ever had, big and delicious!!!"
"Ran by and grabbed some squash, corn, and blackberries today. It was all so delicious!"