McGlasson Farms

“Absolutely beautiful pumpkin patch and incredible views surrounded by sunflowers, apples, pumpkins, and honey! Talented painter and wood carver was on-site painting a mural of the entrance. Admission is free and you can go straight into the pumpkin orchard with a barrel, if available, to pick your own pumpkins at your leisure. Watch out for bumblebees in the sunflower garden and burs. If you want to spend a few hours picking pumpkins, McGlasson Farms should be on your list!”

“As a pick your own farm, it's really good as you always have something to pick. We came to pick peaches but the roads were flooded so ended up buying some already picked and picking blueberries. The blueberries were good but almost done, the peaches didn't ripen well, never got sweet, so a lesson learned, pick your own and pick the late season ones.”

“We had an incredible experience today enjoying the apple orchards. I highly recommend. Our 1 year old tried her first apple here today. Needless to say she is a huge fan. It’s the perfect place for a lovely late summer or fall memory. We left with a huge bushel of freshly picked apples for only $30! We’re gonna be baking up a storm!!!”

“We've been doing a strawberry picking today.The strawberry very plentiful and some quiet large .There 4 dollars a pound and they give you a container which hold into 10lbs .Get early in the picking season to get the best selection. This our go to upick strawberry every year !🍓 I love McGlasson Farms 🚜 ❤️”

“I had my first strawberry 🍓 picking experience here and it was a 15/10. The strawberries were BIG and SWEET. The picking was fun and there was plenty of crop and room for many families. Thank you McGlasson 🍓🍓”

“We went there in July and the fruit picking options were blueberries, blackberries, and peaches. They also sell some other fruits and veggies at their farm stand. The selection of fruits at the farm was OK. They don’t have any farm animals btw in case you are interested in feeding animals etc.”

“We loved it! Took my family blackberry picking and peach picking. End of the season for blackberries and I still got like 2.5 lbs of blackberries. All the peaches are sweeter than a store bought peach.”

“How can you loose a customer of 5 years over $25. I’ve been raving about Mcglasson any time someone would ask me for a farm: its proximity, friendly staff and great fruit was what made me come back year after year. Yet today when we went to pick peaches we were given tiny plastic bags for $25 each. We got 3 and my friend got 3. We went to get peaches, but they weren’t too ripe yet, so we figured 3 bags is a bit too much and decided to return the unused one. Yet when we came back we were faced with hostility and accusations of dumping the peaches into the car and stealing them. Actually not us, but people have been stealing so we do not deserve the refund. It was after they watched us carry the bags to the fields and back. After double checking our bags. Not even to mention that somehow other people had bags twice as big. And last year those were the ones for $25, the bushels not the packs. And we got charged $25 for the little ones. So this is how easily you can loose a customer who used to come 2-3 times a month and spent at least $70-100 every time for 5 years. They did give a refund in the end, but the accusations, the hostility and the aftertaste it left are what is going to make me look elsewhere for u pick options, good thing there are plenty.”