Biringer Farms

“Had a great time. kids loved the raspberry fields and there were lots of them. we picked a large basket full. If you don't mind driving up to Arlington its worth it. Large raspberries, all the rows close to the parking lot were picked, but the further you walked the more we found. Parking was easy, not a lot of signs on what to do or where to go, but we just asked, the staff were helpful. Purchase was easy as well. It's important to check ahead and make sure what you want is currently in season, they keep the website updated really well. They have a few fields of raspberries and now black raspberries as well. Also strawberries, blackberries, tayberries.”

“Spent the afternoon at Biringer Farm, enjoying the nice summer weather and getting in some steps as we picked fruits. We immediately picked up a flat of strawberries because we drove for four hours for that and we wanted to make sure we got some as the season is coming to an end. That was actually a good thing because we concentrated on the other berries and spent some time talking with a worker in the field.”

“Best strawberries and raspberries in the PNW, they taste like sunshine! We've been coming to the farm for u-pick for many years and it never disappoints. The little espresso stand does incredible ice cream and shortcake as well, come a few hours before closing for treats as the stand closes before the farm does. Everyone here is so nice too, it's a wonderful little family farm.”

“It might be a bit of a drive but was rewarded with the most perfect strawberries! We only had to move a couple yards to pick 6 pounds of strawberries! They were everywhere! And the sweetest I have ever had. I will absolutely go back!”

“We visited on 7/4/2025. Im glad they are open on 7/4. Thank you all the staff. Excellent farm, lots of different kinds of berry fields, very fresh berries, we will come back again.”

“Had variety of different berries. Fun for kids.”

“If you are picking your own that's the way to go. If you buy berries already picked. Not so good at all. Lots of Flys. And berry's are looking pretty sad. $31 a flat I'm on crutches could not pick my own. What was offered, you would be better off buying at local grocery store. Strawberry would need to be used that day. I did buy a pint, and yes had 2 with mold growing. Old man working the inside, cashier and the one that would be walking up, playing with desplaying strawberrys. Knows that they are no good, not the friendliest,more on the serious side with nit much of a smile. The lady working as the people would enter, was very sweet. Plus I noticed land up for sale. Not sure what's up. I will won't be going back. Not impressed”

“All my berries were rotten and moldy. Unwilling to take accountability. Very disappointing to see how you guys handle your business. Last year I’ll be supporting your farm and last year I’ll be purchasing shortcake at the festival. Annual supporter/customer gone. As well as the supporters/customers that were supposed to receive the berries but couldn’t because they were rotten.”