U-PICK IS NOW FINISHED FOR 2026!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
​Dates & Hours for U-Pick
Opens Sat, June 18th
Thu & Fri: 2pm to 5pm
Sat & Sun: 9am to 3pm
Directions & Parking
13390 SW Morgan Road, Sherwood OR 97140 
Parking along the entire length of the paved driveway to your right as you enter the farm. 

Blueberries

We grow two varieties - Earliblue and Bluecrop. Both produce large firm berries with a great balance of sweet and tart.

How it works

Come through our farm market to the stand out back to get a bucket for picking and directions to the appropriate fields. During the weekends, we'll have a staff member to assist you with directions. During all other times, one of our store staff can help you with everything you need.

Unfortunately, our fields are not wheelchair accessible.  

What to wear

The fields can get hot so please wear appropriate clothing — bring hats and sunscreen. Long pants and sleeves are a wiser option than shorts and tank-tops. Sensible shoes are a must!

What to bring

  • WATER BOTTLES
  • Containers to take your berries home
  • A cooler and ice to keep your harvest cool if you plan to spend a lot of time out and about after picking
  • Lots of energy and a willingness to have fun and pick/eat lots of berries!

What NOT to bring

  • Pets: Federal and State law means that we cannot allow your pets to be on the farm. You're welcome to leave them in your vehicle if needed but please be aware that we have very few shaded parking spots.

Price

PRICE REDUCED: $4.00/lb. (was $4.79/lb.)
Co-op Members and CSA Subscribers receive a 5% discount

Kids welcome

​We adore kids and would love to have berry picking at Our Table be a part of their food and farm experience!  Many of us have read the popular children's book Blueberries for Sal for our kids dozens of times and we encourage your children to eat more berries than they pick. In fact, if a child under 3 feet in height picks more than they eat, there's something wrong!

However, please pay close attention to your children as there are many dangers on a working farm. It has been our experience that little kids don't tend to enjoy berry picking as much as most of us parents think they do (or should).

Storage tips

Berries are best eaten as soon as possible after picking. Do not wash the fruit before you are ready to eat it - washing removes natural "blooms" which protect the berries from spoilage.

If you're going to freeze them, sort through to remove any stems, leaves, etc. and then place in shallow containers in your freezer. If you wash the fruit before freezing, make sure that it is completely dry before putting it in the freezer to prevent clumping.
Our Table Cooperative