Boring Farm

“Reservations are made through their website and usually open up Wednesdays around noon when in season. Highly recommend signing up for their mailing lists so you know when the season starts. We made an appointment for 10am right as they open. Usually prefer to do U-Picks in the morning during the summer months as it gets too hot and the sun is beaming down later in the day. They have a lot of varieties of raspberries. I would separate into thornless or thorn bushes. Head towards the back for larger plants where you have to constantly bend over. If you have toddlers, they do let them eat right off the plant however they do ask that you pay first before consuming. Raspberries were $11.99 lb in 2025. If you want to consume them right away, pick the darker red ones and pick the brighter reds if you want them to last a few more days. Highly recommend checking out their lemonade and popsicle stand. The raspberry lemonade is one of the best lemonades I have ever had. Sweet and they serve in a glass jar. As for the popsicle, The seeds are shifted out which makes them more enjoyable. The lemonade and the popsicles are the highlight of our visit. In case you were curious, it is called Boring Farm because the owner’s last name is Boring. Really sweet lady.”

“Great family activity. They have three different varieties of raspberries. Some are tastier depending on the yr so my advice is to taste all three then pick your favorite. - buy parking pass ($7) in advance - there are bees when you are picking but it wasn’t a problem. - popsicles, jam and lemonade sold - pond and picnic benches for lunch. - u-pick berries are 10% cheaper than a $5/oz clamshell from Whole Foods so go for the experience not because you want to save a buck.”

“Kids didn’t want to leave. Had a blast. Relaxing atmosphere, treats and picnic tables on property. Raspberries are phenomenal. Farmer Rachael is not only an excellent farmer but also a excellent host.”

“Had a great time picking raspberries and even better it was relaxing. The price of the picked raspberries was more than I expected, but still worth it”

“Local gem, bring your family! Well ran farm open to the public.”