Greg’s U-Pick

Closest berry picking there is to UB. Keeper their picking information on their website and phone message up to date. Cute black dog on site. Good for family friendly fun.

Have been coming here for years with my kids. We look forward to strawberry picking follows by blueberry then raspberry picking! The berries are always huge and delicious. Way better then what you get in the store. The price is unbeatable!!! We all always enjoy picking berries then petting the animals and following up with a picnic!

LOVE this place– I try to go every summer to pick at least one type of berry. I also must visit with the farm animals because they’re so cute. Tip: always bring cash as no debit or credit cards are accepted.

I had such a great time picking berries here with friends this past weekend. It’s such a relaxing and tasty experience that it’s surprising I don’t go more often.
Here’s how it works. You arrive, park and go see the nice person at the counter who will give you carriers to pick to your heart’s desire. You can also get a bucket if you’re feeling particularly ambitious. After, the fields are yours to roam!
Toward the end of August, they had raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and even strawberries available to be picked. The blackberries were to be picked by adults only and no kids were allowed in that field, possibly because it’s a bit more challenging to pick and the fear is that kids will waste a lot of fruit in the process. We chose to go for the blueberries and raspberries instead.
There were plenty of raspberries to be picked, but a heck of a lot of bees trying to pollinate them. The buzzing and the fear that I’m about to pick a berry that a bee is nestled in had me a little uncomfortable at first, but I somewhat settled into it realizing that the bees aren’t going to go out of their way to bother me. 20 – 30 minutes later, I filled up my carrier. I ate a good amount of tasty fruits on the way.
The blueberries didn’t have very many bees and were almost out of season at this point (August 24^th), but there were still plenty of them and they were so sweet! I probably ate a good amount and still brought a full carrier back with me. Between the three of us, we had a heck of a lot of fruit and it only took us a few relaxing hours to pick them.
As we were checking out, we noticed they sold a lot of different produce. Bushels of tomatoes, fresh onions, farm eggs, red peppers and much more! I picked up a mix of small red peppers and tomatoes and along with my large amount of blueberries and raspberries paid only $ 15 for it all. I would totally recommend this; there’s still some tasty berries left!

The strawberries are ready and at their most delicious. Don’t wait another day.

Love love love Greg’s U-​Pick!!! You have to experience it, especially if you take a child. My friend and I took her 6 year old niece and it was simply awesome. She thought fruits came from Wegmans until we took her here. A+++++++++

If you are driving on Route 78 heading North to Lockport, look for the big strawberry pointing down Lapp Road to your right. 3 miles up and you can gorge yourself eating strawberries while you and your family and friends pick the ripest and freshest for dinner or desserts. These are the only berries I make my signature Solstice Strawberrie Jam with.
Greg and his family are helpful and friendly and even provide a small petting zoo for the younger types to check out the animals they have on their farm.
Good parking and hay, on anyplace that gets muddy with the weather, make the way to the berries very easy to get to.
We come here every ⁶⁄₂₁ so the berries are ready NOW.
Signs posted says that Mid July the blueberries will be available. We have not done that before but will try it out this year.
Suggestion: Bring comfy clothes you do not mind getting dirty and practical shoes. A great time to not wear perfume to keep your experience bug free. Sunscreen and Bring Your Own bottled water and you are ready to pick. Greg and his family provide carriers that hold up to eight quarts of berries and you can buy the little cartons that the berries are sold in the the supermarket for a mere 10 cents each.
What I like the best? Chilling out in any kind of weather and knowing that every berry I paid for is a good one and no nasty surprises of spoilt or moldy or underripe berries to be dicovered as can sometmes happen at the market.
Blessings on Greg and his family who provide my family with a happy healthy Summer Solstice Tradition and the best darn jam anyone could ever want.