Stutzman Ranch

“I recently had the pleasure of picking cherries with my wife for the first time, and we both thoroughly enjoyed the experience. This is how it works: 1. Upon arrival, we were directed to a parking area by a gentleman, who then instructed us to proceed to a barn-type warehouse to collect boxes. 2. We obtained a box, which was half a box, and were directed to the next step by one of the ladies present. 3. We then entered the cherry farm, where two courteous young gentlemen informed us about the number of Bing and Rainier cherry trees available. We subsequently began picking cherries, and it's worth noting that payment is based on the weight of the cherries picked, at a rate of $2.75 per pound for Bing cherries and $3.75 per pound for Rainier cherries. We visited the farm primarily for the experience and ended up picking approximately 8 pounds of cherries. Interestingly, had we opted to purchase pre-picked cherries, the price would have been $4.00 per pound for Rainier cherries, which means that picking them ourselves saved us 25 cents per pound. I jokingly remarked to the two young gentlemen that, unlike doctors who require patience, I don't have patience. They kindly laughed, and we continued with our cherry-picking experience. Overall, we encountered great people and had an awesome experience, which ensures that I will return. Thank you!”

“First time coming to this specific farm for cherry u-pick and our experience was super great. I read old reviews before coming and I am surprised why people complain that the farm staff is rude, we experienced quite the opposite! We were welcomed, rules were clearly explained and then we were shown the way for the cherry picking. That’s it! The bing cherries were huge and very sweet, they were everywhere - high and low. You have the ladders there, too. We picked our box in less than 30 minutes and we paid around $2.85 a pound. In my opinion that’s cheaper than any grocery store and is so worth of driving here from west WA! I loved this farm and orchard for being a farm and orchard, not the entertainment center. I love genuine and no-frills farms, and this one now goes to my favorites!”

“Don't listen to the 1 star reviews. If idiots leaving 1 star reviews could read signs, they'd see the u-pick portion closes at 3:30 - no need to get mad at the staff over that. 😅 I personally had a great time. Terry (the "rude old lady" as another commenter said) was friendly and helped guide me, as this was my first time ever going to an orchard. She was also pretty humorous and informative as well, super laid back. They had carts and hand tools to pick fruit and carry it around, which made it super easy. 🙂 Cheap prices too! $1.75/lb for Pluotts and 95¢/lb for apples/pears. I got 17 pounds of fruit for only $20! I highly recommend this orchard. 🍏🍎🍐”

“Good cherries to pick yourself. I got 8 lbs of rainier cherries, and they are the best rainier cherries I have ever had. They are so much fresher than the ones I had bought before in store. This year their price for rainier is $3.85/lbs. Make sure to check their website for when they have which product at what price. Strongly recommended!”

“I went cherry picking yesterday, and it was such a wonderful experience! The Coral Champagne cherries were delicious, and the staff were super friendly and welcoming. I was really impressed and had such a great time. I can’t wait to go back again when the Rainier cherries are ready!”

“Awesome farm and the staff very friendly and helpful. The grapes are sweet and delicious. All the fruit ( apples, peaches, plums , pears ) are fantastic and the farm is very well maintained and clean and happy. Perfect for a family picking fruits Definitely going back next year!!!”

“Great Farm and Amazing Peaches! Loved our visit! The staff was super friendly, and the farm has so many fruit trees – peaches, pears, apples, and even grapes. The peaches were the sweetest and juiciest we’ve ever had. Highly recommend this place!”

“Had an enjoyable afternoon picking cherries with my family. Downside: I was shocked when they charged a few dollars per person whether they picked cherries or not. As a result, several people in my family decided not to pick cherries. It was explained that some people did not buy many cherries because they were eating them. I did not want to participate, but my sister- in-law thought it was a reasonable policy. She convinced me to participate. It turned out to be fun time picking the cherries with her and my niece.”