Liebrecht's U pick cherries

“U pick rainier cherries has started for 2024. The cherries are organic. The owner only sprays oil and use the sun to kill bugs. The best cherries I ever had. The trees are trimmed low so lots of picking can be done standing on the ground. There are also ladders provided. Bring cardboard boxes or coolers. Cherries last longer in there. They go bad faster in plastic baskets or plastic bags. Bring cash. There is no electronic transactions. Bring your family and have a picnic under the tree. (No aggressive large dogs) The owner is a retired veteran and served in the Korean war. Very friendly. Likes to share stories and farming knowledge. The plums will be ready end of July.”

“I spoke with the owner, Hank, twice on the phone, and both times he was very friendly. When I arrived today, he seemed to be in a good mood while chatting with other people. However, as I was leaving, he appeared a bit grumpy. The cherries were incredibly cheap and so sweet! The entrance to the orchard is a bit hidden—the front looked closed, and there was no sign. I wouldn’t have found it if it weren’t for another visitor who happened to be leaving at the time. Some of the cherries had bug bites, which is a good sign they’re organic. I’d definitely stop by again if I’m ever in the area. Please bring cash and your own bag. He doesn't provide a bag for you.”

“Hank is friendly and personable! I'm that one customer he suggested to go up front and armed with our own baskets, had a lot of cherries! Thank you for sharing your cherry farm with us! Take care and wish you the best of health :) I'll be sure to send my other friends and coworkers your way! Suggestions for those wanting to go: bring your own basket/box, maybe a cooler if you want to keep cherries cool. It's a local and grassroots type of operation, not commercial so it'll feel like you're stepping into someone's backyard (and you are!). Have a nice chat with hank and have fun picking high quality Rainier cherries!”

“Really amazing organic cherries today. They are all becoming right at this moment. Bring your own bags the cherries were around three dollars a pound and extremely delicious. He uses canola oil for his pest control and the trees are around 50 years old! Beautiful trees. It looks like you are pulling into someone’s house so follow google maps and make sure you are in the season in June. He normally is closed by July 4”

“Super sweet cherries and a very nice and sweet owner. I would definitely recommend visit this farm.. it is not commercial at all.. it is very family friendly. Would definitely visit again. We enjoyed a lot. Thank you Hank you made all of us laugh and enjoy.”

“Best place to pick cherry nearby. No additional cost compared to other places and the owner is super friendly and nice. The cherry is the cheaper but super sweet and yummy!!! (Free parking, free ladder, bring your own boxes)”

“Sweeeet cherries!! Owner is super friendly. Parking is easy, you can just follow others to park on the roadside. There’s a toilet where the owner calls it “office” 🤣. Must pick 10 lbs or more. Be sure to bring CASH!”

“He is a very nice owner, we picked 39 pounds cherry and made berry muffins. It was a wonderful trip.”