Ziegler's U-Pick Strawberries

“Important stuff first: nice strawberry patch to pick and they're very tasty. I was looking for a place to go that was open. A lot of the strawberry places in the area were closed, not open yet, or weren't answering the phone. Well, a friendly guy from Ziegler picked up the phone right away and let me know they were open, and even suggested when to come in to avoid incoming rainstorms for optimal quality strawberries. The helpful tips were appreciated and showed that he cared about us having a good experience. The field was very nicely kept up, with plenty of ripe strawberries and room to move around. The place looks rather small at first, but the field is plenty big. I learned they replant every 4 years for optimal strawberry yield and quality, which tells me they are committed to maintaining the field. In all, I'll definitely come back!”

“Today 6/11 was my our first trip to Ziegler’s Farm. It was so fun! We easily filled up our 2 boxes with yummy strawberries! With strawberries everywhere we looked, not having to hunt, made it very exciting. My daughter kept yelling “jackpot!” We will definitely be back!!”

“$19 for a box of strawberries. Lots of places to pick from and the strawberries taste sweet and delicious. Cute donkey, chickens, and goats to see too.”

“A lot of strawberries to pick make sure to wake up early! Most strawberries are small now but still taste good. $17/box to pick.”

“We had so much fun. The strawberries were perfect too!”

“Literally the best strawberries I've ever eaten!”

“This late in the strawberry picking season, I did not have high expectations in finding big beauties. There were a few small sweets left but the field has more weeds than berries left. They only take cash for payment and their 5lb baskets are small, so there will be some berry mashing by the time you get them home. $19 for 5lbs of possibly organic strawberries made the trip worth while. Plus its a quiet drive into the country so the ambiance was a nice escape from the daily urban scene.”