Stanton Cherries (U-Pick)

“We had the most fun with our adult daughter picking cherries at this beautiful orchard. Several varieties and they were delicious and at a fraction of the price cherries are going for at places like Costco. We saw several young families and I couldn’t wait to tell my sisters about it so they could take their grandkids. Definitely a unique experience that gets you out of the house and grounded with nature.”

“Super easy to pick, friendly people. Ladders are available, bring your own buckets. They accept cash,check or venmo. We took (3) 4 year olds and a 2 year old. Lot of branches low enough for them to pick from. Port-a-potty was available, not sure if it usually is as it was our first trip.”

“Huge cherry trees. Light and dark cherries. Both so juicy and delicious! We were kind of confused at first. When you pull in, you park literally 10 feet from the cheery trees. Ladders are available. Bring your own bag. Price per pound. Pay up around the front of the house.”

“The Stantons are super friendly and kind. There are lots of cherries to pick and it was perfect going after the rain we had today. They have ladders to help reach the high-up cherries. Make sure to bring our own bags/containers!”

“Loved the farm. Huge cherry farm and great variety. The cherries are the best and loved the taste. The farm is well maintained and the owners are very friendly. Will visit again next year. 🙂”

“Year after year I have come back here for cherries. Quality here is far greater than othe places I have been to. Thanks for another great cherry season”

“This is nice place to pick cherries... The boys are nice and friendly. They gave buckets to pick up. Tree branches are down enough to pick for kids. They have ladders too to pick the ones on top branches. Get your own carry bags. They charged $1.5 per pound and accepts cash. I haven’t seen any card payment devices so not sure what other payments methods they use.”

“Great family experience. You can't beat the price or view. The social media site indicated $1.50 per pound. However, once getting to the car we realized we were charged $2. it was odd, but much better than the usual $4 per. We had no idea where to pay. It was a little confusing. Be sure to go to the large house to the west.”