Best Pick Your Own Farm Produce Fort Wayne Near Me

Jeff Dye: What a cute place. Nestled in Fort Wayne SW, this pickin patch offers quite a bit to pick. There were wildflowers all over to self pick. Easy to access and quite decently priced. They even have a frequent buyers card. Most definitely will be back.

Dominic Seven: Amazing place. Friendly people. Don't hesitate to stop by !!!

Sabrina: they have a large variety of pumpkins; all colors, shapes, textures, sizes that you can imagine! Gorgeous fall decorations and the you-pick flowers are beautiful even after peak bloom season. very affordable prices for everything, they have a card reader for convenience, and friendly staff. will be coming every year !

Tom DeLong: What a hidden treasure. I’ve watched these kids grow this business over the last three years or so and the amount of love and effort they have put in is amazing. The veggies are fresh and naturally grown, their flowers are bountiful and beautiful. The owners friendly and knowledgeable. Fun place to take the kids.

Andy Christoffersen: Well kept. The gentleman explained everything well and took is to the right spot. We got some wonderful berries. It was easy find. No trouble parking.

Olivia Martin: Tanglewood Berry Farm is awesome! I love picking berries here. They have expanded quite a bit and now have garden vegetables, fresh cut flowers, and honey. The staff is friendly and the berries are delicious. This is a great hidden gem (in plain sight) in Southwest Fort Wayne.

Mendi Strickler: Took my step daughter to Tanglewood today for some PYO berries. She loved it! We picked red raspberries and blackberries. We will be back for the fall strawberries crop. Just wish I would’ve found this place sooner so that I could’ve gotten some black raspberries.

Kanda Handa: Lots of fun w the kids. Fun for the whole family.

Mary Everett: Great strawberries and blackberries

Lana Scherer: A fantastic place for farm fresh berries conveniently located in SW Fort Wayne. Pick your own seasonal berries or buy them at their market plus fresh baked locally made pies featuring the Tanglewood berries. The berries grow on special trellises that make it easy to reach, perfect for kids and adults.

Sherri Sacker: I picked blackberries Saturday and they were were just perfect.

Misty Becker: Tons of berries available to be picked by you! They also have pre-picked ones, and little homemade pies, too! Their blackberries are huge, plump, and easy to reach in nicely distanced rows. They're very affordable, and their staff are super friendly!

Justin Berghoff: Friendly and clean

Brian Latham: Not sure

Dale Sulser: Love this place. Fun place for kids. Liked the old place better more room. Reasturant was good.

Nicholas Daniel: I’ve been coming to Hilger’s for 20 years and it never disappoints! Growing up going to the restaurant to visiting the farm every fall, my family has a lot of fond memories! A family fun experience!

michael beerens: Becoming to commercial and losing the family farm feel. Pumpkins and products overpriced. Too crowded. Just pick up pumpkins at Kroger and be happier.

Doc66: Always has a great selection of gourds and pumpkins from big to small family friendly has things plenty of kids activities

Jennie Minear: Did a photo shoot with my Lil nephew for his 2nd birthday

Holly Andrews: Fabulous fall tradition that is so incredibly kid friendly and has amazing apple cider!! And such a wide variety of pumpkin colors!

Jesse Aura: Fun!

Bradley Ruth: Lots of things for kids to do. Had a great afternoon!

May Brock: Such a fun place for fall. The kids loved the play area, the wagon ride, the apple slashies and of course petting the puppies & holding the kittens. I had to bride my daughter to put the kitten down & go home 🤣🤣🤣

Dustin Stewart: Great place for farm fresh produce!! Also many seasonal activities for the kids and family! Pumpkins look amazing, strawberries are the friggin best you can get! Wish it was bigger in size but truthfully the size probably allows the personalization of each trip. When you go there you feel like your part of the Hilger’s family. Thank you Hliger family farm for being there to supply the area with quality fresh farm produce and fun for the whole family year after year!

Linda Weaver: Very expensive

mvb Trankler: The products they have are the best I have ever had. The best corn in the USA. Great family great product, go now you won't be disappointed.

R. murphy: Overpriced..tomatoes are refrigerated. Vegetables not fresh.

debra dennison: Enjoy this little market.but i remember the bigger one on the corner..Hard to see the buildings go into despair..

Sandra Barrand: We picked up some fruit and The Gals running it were very pleasant and helpful!

Ron Roberts: Very nice people run the strawberry picking operation. We will return next year for sure!

John Hinen: Love there flowers

trudy b: The kids had a blast picking strawberries 🍓

Chris Smith: Great plants and friendly. Service. Had the plants I wanted and recommended other things for me to try. I love this place

Len Lampe: Great service

Cathy Ohlwine: Fun place to pick apples! Large variety and very good!

Thomas Gaskill: Our yearly trip for great apples and apple cider slushy!

Andrew Lambert: Best orchard in fort wayne

Barbara Deckard: It's apple cider time again! 2 gallons of the best apple cider and a couple bags of Jongold apples and a quart of honey will keep this household happy for a long time!

Joe Taylor: Running out of orchards around here.first time there will go back

Jonathan Reeves: They had a wide range of apples and apple products.

MICHELE WEGRECKI: Love the fresh honey, apples,pumpkins;)and the employees are always so knowledgeable

Josh Wymore: One of the few places in town to find fresh cider without preservatives. Cider is solid--sweet, but lacking some tartness. Friendly staff, good selection of goods.

Jessica Hempton: Great selection of baked goods, jams and jellies, syrups, etc. Nice orchard....went in the fall for pumpkins 🎃. Great prices and very pleasant staff. Would recommend to anyone.

Mark Kautzman: This place is awesome. Friendly people and very tasty products. Apple cider is the best I have ever tasted. My family loved their apple pie and their apple fritters were just amazing. We usually stop in to grab a couple bags of apples for my dad and he just can't get enough. Lots of great local and home made products.

Danielle Becraft: My kids had so much fun picking apples and then walking through the store to find some jelly and honey!

Laura Mccue: This has been our family tradition for years. Generation after generations - apple picking, the slushy apple cider and the famous honey sticks ❣️❣️

Levi Wood: Went today to get slushies and apples. Was told by the older guy working that the slushies are "just for kids" even tho they are $2.00 on the sign. He then said he would let us have them this time. Like what? We stood there in shock because this is not the service we expected. Definitely a disappointment that the slushies are apparently just for kids. They should go through the store and label each item for it's age group. That way it's easier for us to figure out what age we can purchase APPLE PRODUCTS. Gonna try a different orchard next time. Definitely not kid friendly. Just a creepy guy that's rude.

María Emilio Nuñez: Lovely little place with so much to offer. The quality and variety of products are both top notch. Definitely stop by if you're in the area with cash as you'll almost certainly see something you want.

May Brock: Really good apple picking & love their honey sticks.

Terry Isley: It's a great place to pick your own apples but they have bagged apples as well. They also have a small general store for apple related items, honey, pickles, etc. A gravel parking lot with overflow next door in a yard. No restrooms or handicap access that I could see. The workers are friendly and helpful. We enjoy going there every fall.

Matt Krueger: Best apple cider in existence, i won't even drink store bought cider anymore after trying the cider from cooks orchard a few years ago. Even though prices have risen in recent years, its still worth it. I look forward to this time of year when the apples are in season and they are fresh pressed, or if its warmer out the cider slushies are amazing as well. If you haven't tried it yet i highly recommend giving it a try.

Cassy Finley: A fun experience and a great variety of apples

Anissa Hakim: We went there late in the season, but the apples we managed to pick were delicious. I enjoyed their assortment of honey and apple goods as well.

Jessica Dziondziak: Very large apple orchard with a ton of different varieties. The quality is A+ and everything is reasonably priced.

Mariann: Always the Best!!Their slushes are wonderful!!!

Shyamna Sudhakaran: Must visit spot every year for berry picking. Just loved their plumped Strawberries/Blueberries/Blackberries.

Tom Sauder: Picked blueberries here and it was a lot of fun. Their plants were loaded with plump, juicy, sweet berries.

Troy Fisher: Great U pick farm.

Gene Nall: Good people

John Adams: Great place to go and pick fresh strawberries very nice people.

Timm Phillips: All their items are locally sourced. Lots of stuff they grow and sell there. All they have is quality, and tasty too.

Jill Rollings-Rew: Nice place for pumpkin buying and letting the kids play. $7/person was a little expensive since the adults had to pay as well even though it was just to watch.

Eric Meister: Great place to bring the kids and keep them entertained. Also had a nice selection of pumpkins with decent prices.

Regina: Had a great time an so nice an friendly 🙂

Kathy Krause - 2124: Always a planned stop for fresh vegetables!!

Catherine Martin: We went to pick blueberries and got a lot within just one hour. Made them into a delicious pie! We were delighted to find out that they also have a variety of produce for sale, so we got some green beans which were sensational. I will definitely be going back soon.

Mike Berghoff: Great selection. Amy is so hard working.

Soren Neild: Great blueberry picking

Alison Corbrey: The strawberries are incredibly weedy and hard to pick. Not a big fan. Better luck at Hilgers

Chelsea Garrihy: Great place! Awesome strawberry picking!

Steve B: Great place to pick strawberries and whatever else is in season. Very friendly staff. Makes a great family outing.

Stephanie Eibling: Loves it.!! And the kids had alot of fun.

Lucky Masliano: Had a great time with the family 😁 I will be there again around the same time next year

Val El Kharbotly: Great little local you pick/farmers market with some items stocked or pre-picked. We enjoy picking blackberries, raspberries when in season. They didn't get a five star only because they don't ever greet or thank us 🤷 not sure why, we are regulars despite that and enjoy going there

Dan Kerr: They spray paint the trees green....yeah you read that correctly..

Erin Martinez: Great place to get a fresh cut Christmas tree!

Jamie Kleinknight: So much fun. Had a great time at their annual craft show. Awesome people running it.

Jacob kruckeberg: Very cool place nest experience!!!! Great ppl willing to help everyone. We got a gorgeous pine we love it!!!! 🌲

Ryan Garner: Beautiful trees... #wishmoretagtrees Had last appointment available at dark, 6pm. Using a Flashlight while hunting down a tree! Ended up with precut Michigan Douglas fir

Grace Pulver: Beautiful tree farm with competitive prices and wide selection. Go early to get a frasier fur!

T Johnson: All the nice looking ones can't be cut; the precut ones that aren't a fortune are unbelievably small. Left without a tree and two disappointed kids. Won't be back.

Joel Hoffschneider: Great combination of crafts food and fresh air.Lots of Christmas trees and Christmas gifts...

Shawn McCarthy: We have visited this place 5 times in 5 different years and only bought a tree once, and it was a mediocre tree at best.If you aren't here the first weekend they open, the selection is usually poor. Often times you will see big nice trees inexplicably NOT marked for cutting that year, and small pathetic little glorified saplings being offered.The atmosphere is great and the people are nice, but when it comes to trees, they are very limited in their quality offerings.

Megan Eckelbarger: Our usual tree farm had limited activities in 2020 due to covid, so we decided to try a farm a little closer to home.Maybe it was a bad tree year, I’m not sure, but the choose and cut trees available were disappointing. We made an appointment the weekend after thanksgiving, walked all over, found lots of big, beautiful trees, but for some reason even the large ones weren’t tagged for cutting. The tagged ones just looked kinda sad.After coming up empty we asked about the back lot that was roped off, there were some pretty ones back there. The staff were very friendly and just let us know that we COULD choose and cut from there, (I think it was a section of some sort of spruce?) but they typically don’t recommend cutting them until December. We didn’t want to have to make a second appointment for later in the week, so since we only had a couple days to go til they would open that lot they said it was fine and gave us some instructions to keep the tree fresh outside first to help it last longer.Well... it didn’t. 😂We followed their directions to a T, but still that crazy tree was the messiest, most pitiful, (while sadly the most expensive) tree we’ve had in all our years of fresh trees. It was flooding our living room with needles after a week and a half. We left if til Christmas anyway, because we sure weren’t going to buy another tree, but it was nothing but branches and decorations by the end. 😂🤦‍♀️(I wish I would have made note of the specific type, because it was also the sharpest tree we’ve ever had and I’d like to avoid it in the future!)The tree farm experience was still ok... the kids loved the cocoa and candy canes, and like I said, the staff was sweet, but as long as all the good trees are off limits I wouldn’t recommend it if you like to choose and cut as part of your holiday traditions!

Ashley Auxier (lil ox): Disappointed. The only word I can use to describe our experience. We walked for over an hour and a half looking for a tree. We saw lots of beautiful, perfect trees that we would have loved to cut and take with us. The problem with that? They were not tagged, and you can only cut a tree that is tagged. The ones that were tagged were terrible! Dry and skimpy looking, and the price they wanted for those was shameful. We left and tried to find another tree farm but we were unsuccessful. Everyone was sold out. We had to go back and select a pre-cut tree (which takes all the fun out of it for our family seeing as my kids have grown up with this tradition) and paid well over $100.00 for a tree. I personally feel like they’re cutting all the good ones and jacking up the price and saving all the uncut gorgeous trees for that purpose as well. I will be doing better research and starting our tree search earlier next year.

Ed Leonard: Friendly service and good selection

Thomas Stezowski: Great experience, lots of trees to pick from

April Beber: First time experience with a real Christmas tree! Quick, easy, lots of variety, accessories available, and just a great feeling supporting a family owned business!

*: Always a great family time. Timeless tradition for us. Even with Covid, gray reminder that not everything has to change. Thanks for all you do.

Kelly Maahs: Great job with social distancing protocols. Glad we could continue our tradition of getting our tree here every year. And the kids loved the hot chocolate!

Sierra Woodward: They didn't have good trees at all they were small, bare and very skinny. The staff was completely disrespectful hateful and rude to the customers. I will never go back. Save your money and find somewhere else to take your family.

Mike Humphrey: Great place

Kurt Whited: A great place to start a family tradition.

Joe Momma: Try it once with your young family and it probably become a tradition like it did with mine.