Grand Prairie, Texas · U-Pick farm

Come pick
your own.

A working farm outside Dallas–Fort Worth. Book a time, walk the rows, take home what you pick. Blackberries, tomatoes, peppers, flowers — 8 weeks a year, mid-May through mid-July.

Season opens May 16

Blackberries first. Everything else follows.

Book a pick

How it works

Book a slot. Bring the family. Take home what you pick.

  1. 01 · Book

    Reserve a time slot online

    1-hour windows on morning pick days. Booking opens 3–5 days ahead once we know what's ripe. Season pass holders skip this step.

  2. 02 · Show up

    Check in at the barn

    $5 admission per person covers access to the whole field. Kids under 5 are free. We hand you a basket and point you at what's ready.

  3. 03 · Pick & weigh out

    Pay by the pound for what you take

    Walk the rows, pick what looks good, come back to the scale. Card, cash, and Apple Pay. That's the whole model.

Ripe this week

Bring a big basket.

Weather decides the schedule. This is a snapshot of what's coming in heavy right now — check the picking list email the day before you come.

See all crops & prices
  • 01Blackberries
  • 02Cherry tomatoes
  • 03Slicing tomatoes
  • 04Bell peppers
  • 05Hot peppers
  • 06Summer squash
  • 07Cucumbers
  • 08Cut flowers

The year on the farm

8 weeks of harvest. Ten months getting there.

We only open the gate for U-Pick from mid-May through mid-July. Here's the rhythm of the year that gets you a heavy basket.

  1. Oct

    Garlic in the ground

  2. Jan

    Onion sets planted

  3. Feb

    Beets & carrots seeded

  4. Apr

    Tomatoes, peppers, squash

  5. May

    Season opens · blackberries

  6. Jun

    Peak tomatoes, peppers, melons

  7. Jul

    Last picks · flowers

Also from the ranch

Pasture-raised meat, by the share.

Between pick seasons, the pastures are still working. Reserve a quarter, half, or whole beef, or a half hog — grass-fed and grass-finished, picked up at the ranch.

  • Grass-fed beef
  • Heritage pork
  • Pastured chicken
  • Seasonal goat

From the field

Our kids know where their food comes from now. Pick day is the highlight of the week.
Sarah W. · All-Access member
Filled the freezer with blackberries in one Saturday. My whole neighborhood is jealous.
Marcus L. · Arlington
The tomatoes taste like the ones my grandmother grew. There's no way around it — this is how food is supposed to be.
Jenna R. · Fort Worth

The Picking List

Know what's ripe before anyone else.

One email a week during the season. What's ready, what's coming, and when the next booking window opens. Nothing else.