Seasonal Crops & Price
Pick Your Favorites
Our prices account for the occasional sample of a crop or two—not pounds eaten while picking. Please wait until your harvest has been weighed and paid for before enjoying.
Thank you for helping us keep U-pick fair for everyone!
This week's schedule Wed-Sun 11am to 6pm closed Monday and Tuesday
Check out our seasonal crops:
- Sunflowers, zinnias & seed heads Cutting - $1 per flower head/stem. Mid/Late August to late Sept. (ripe seed heads late Sept.into Oct. ) or there is a cup option check at stand.
- Sunflower maze $5 per person (include 5 cutting flowers or seed heads) 5 and under free. Save time and pay here show receipt when get to field. https://square.link/u/AquAM6M5
- Sweet corn (is not upick) - $1/ear, 6 for $5, 12 for $10, 8 dozen (96 ears) or more $8 per dozen. - Mid/Late August variable
- Zucchini - $1.50/lb is Early/Mid August to Early September
- Squashes (acorn, spaghetti, Bonbon, butternut) - $1/lb September
- Pumpkin - $.70 cents/lb - Late September - Mid October
- Strawberry season - closed for 2026. Mid June (before Fathers Day is peak season) to early July (berries smaller and have to work for them toward end of season)
- Raspberry season - Closed for 2026 Season Early July (around 4th of July peak season) - Early August
- Cucumbers - Closed for 2026 - Early August to early September
- Green Beans - Closed for 2026. Mid August to early/Mid September
We are not organic.
Support our farm's sunflower and lighting projects by visiting our merch storefront.
Real Farm. Real Food. Real Weeds.
REAL FARM. REAL FOOD. REAL WEEDS. 🌱
Yep, we have weeds—and we're not going to pretend we don't! We're a real working farm, and every season brings something different, from berries and vegetables to flowers, squash and pumpkins.
Our fields aren't perfectly manicured. Come in your farm shoes, enjoy the adventure, and see what you can find.
Now go find something delicious.
Find Your Way
Our fields are 1.5 miles apart, Remlinger farm has a second location of upick fields situated between our two locations. Be sure to look for our bright yellow signs that say Harvold.
The strawberry & raspberry field, is located 1.5 miles north of the City of Carnation at 7701 Carnation Duvall Rd NE (north of Remlingers Farm second location at 60th St & Hwy 203). The topography and local regulations restrict us from changing or redisgning our entrance.
The sunflower, fresh picked sweetcorn, upick pumpkins and veggie fields are located next to the City of Carnation at 5207 Carnation-Duvall Rd NE.
If you're looking for a different route to avoid traffic caused by concerts at Remlinger Farms' main location off 32nd St and Tolt Hill Rd, we recommend a scenic drive. If coming from Seattle via I-90, Hwy 18, Issaquah, Snoqualmie, or Preston/Fall City, take Hwy 202 to the Ames Lake Road turnoff (right turn if coming from Fall City, left turn if coming from Redmond). Follow this road until it intersects with Hwy 203 (Big Red Barn), then turn left toward Duvall to visit our strawberry field. To reach the Raspberry/Sunflower/Veggie/Sweetcorn field stand, turn right toward Carnation (you will pass a upick field that is not ours, this is Remlinger Farms’ second location).
As a reminder, please check the weather, as sometimes our upick field parking at Harvold Berry Farm can become muddy.
Navigate to our strawberry and farm fields with this helpful map.
Map to the strawberry field once you enter at gate.
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