Strawberries
🍓 PYO Strawberries has opened for the season and will be open at both farms daily with lots of PYO strawberries available. On Wednesday June 24 we will only be able for PYO at our Buckhorn Berry Farm location due to staffing shortages. There are lots of rows and good picking at that location! We apologize for any in concience and thank you for your understanding.
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McLean Berry Farm (2191 16 Line). You can walk to the field at this location. The field is fairly close to the farm store this year but there will be some days where this can be a decent walk due to the size of our fields and we recommend it for people who don’t mind (or even enjoy) walking! This field will be open on weekdays, weekends and holidays from 8-5, with final entry at 4:30.
Buckhorn Berry Farm (3055 Berrie Road). Come in through the main entrance (the second driveway). You can catch a ride to the field on a wagon, pulled by a tractor. Kids LOVE this option and we recommend it for those who might not be up to a potentially longer walk to the field, but are physically able to climb up and down the tractor step. On weekdays, this field will be open 8-4, with last entry to the field at 3:30. On weekends, this field will be open 8-5, with last entry at 4:30.
Buckhorn Berry Farm (3055 Berrie Road). Drive past the first three driveways, following the signs to the fourth gate (roughly one minute past the main entrance). Follow the signs to park in the field and park in the designated parking area! We recommend this option for those who don’t think they’ll be able to make the walk or tractor ride. There will be limited parking at this location – so definitely consider if you might be up for a walk or tractor ride! PLEASE contact us in advance if you have accessibility needs and we would be more than happy to work with you to arrange for the best and safest picking experience possible for you. On weekdays, this field will be open 8-8, with last entry at 7:30. On weekends and holidays this field will be open 8-5, with last entry at 4:30.
You can bring previously purchased baskets from our farm, or baskets from other farms, or household items – bowls, boxes, sandpails, roasting pans – we’ve seen it all! At check-in, our staff will weigh any non-standard items so we can take that weight off of your berries! No baskets? NO PROBLEM! We sell 4L baskets, as well as 7L, and 11L pails for an additional cost! Again, the basket price will be in addition to the cost of your berries (which are sold by weight). For health and safety reasons, you must purchase the basket once you pick into it. However, you can save it and bring it back again year after year! PYO strawberries will be 4.25/lb this year. We take cash, debit, and credit at all three locations. There is absolutely NO smoking or vaping in the fields. Sadly, for health and safety reasons, we cannot allow any pets in the field (excepting certified service animals).Raspberries
🌺 PYO red raspberries are expected to start early to mid July 2026 – please check back for exactly opening dates!
🌺 Royal (purple) raspberries are expected to start mid July 2026 – please check back for exactly opening dates!
Peas: Pod and Sugar Snap
🌱 PYO Sugar Snap Peas are now finished for the 2025 season
🌱 PYO Pod Peas Peas are now finished for the 2025 season.
Beans
🌱 PYO beans are now finished for the 2024 season and unfortuantly we will not have PYO beans available in 2025
Black Currants
🌱 PYO black currants are now finished for the 2025 season.
Pumpkins
🎃 PYO Pumpkins will be open in October 2026 as part of our annual Pumpkinfest! Pumpkinfest will be open full weekends for Saturdays and Sundays in October! (October 3rd & 4th, 10th & 11th, 17th & 18th and 24th & 25th from 11am-5pm. The festival will be CLOSED on Monday, October 12 (Thanksgiving Day) and on Saturday, October 31, 2026. The festival is open by prearranged school tours only during the weekdays. More information can be found here: https://mcleanberryfarm.com/events/pumpkin-festival/
Updated June 20, 11:35am, 2026