Where to Find U-Pick Berries near Cincinnati {2025}

Our 2025 Guide to Berry U-Pick in Cincinnati includes everything you need to know on where to pick fresh berries this summer! 

Where to pick your own Berries near Cincinnati:

Berryhill Farm

127 E Krepps Rd, Xenia, OH 45385
(937) 374-8747

Berryhill is bursting with blueberries every year! On this 3 acre farm, visitors can pick their own berries typically from late June through Mid-August. To stay up to date on weekly picking times, be sure to sign up for their newsletter!

Blooms & Berries 

9669 Ohio 48, Loveland, OH 45140
(513) 697-9173

Strawberry picking is not available for the 2025 season due to the national shortage of healthy plants. But don’t worry, Blooms & Berries also offers u-pick sugar snap peas (Late May – Early June), blackberries (Early – Mid July), blueberries (Mid June – Early July) and u-dig potatoes (Mid to Late July).

Bright Star Acres

3675 Alexander Rd., Demossville, KY 41033
(859)-356-0612

U-pick blueberries available starting late June. Cost is $4 per pound. The farm accepts cash or check with proper ID, and provides picking pails that hold about 7 pounds.

Freels Farm

7947 Contreras Rd., Oxford, OH
(513) 225-0034

Check in often on their Facebook Page on when you can pick strawberry at Freels Farm! For only $3.50 a pound when you pay cash, you are sure to get a great bang for your buck.

Indian Spring Berry Farm

2840 Tylersville Rd, Indian Springs, OH 45015
(513) 463-7425

blackberries season will start in late June and you won’t want to miss it! Keep up with the latest news by following Indian Spring Berry Farm on Facebook.

Irons Fruit Farm

1640 Stubbs Mill Rd., Lebanon, OH 45036
(513) 932-2853

Typically offers U-pick strawberry in late May and blueberries in July. For the most current information, check their Facebook page.

McGlasson Farms

5832 River Rd., Hebron, KY 41048
(859) 689-5229

They are posting daily strawberry updates on their Facebook page, with currently u-pick options available.

*Above information is subject to change, we recommend calling or looking on their website for any updated information on crops or weather closings.*