Cherry Hill Farm - Leona Valley, California

Sophia Jimenez

i had a great experience picking cherries here at this farm! the owner greeted us kindly and explained everything. we were unaware of the prices and was short in money but fortunately the owner still allowed us to pick cherries and fill a small bucket!! we really appreciated it, and a very delicious cherry pie was made with these cherries :)) thanks again great place!

Brevin Crawford

Visiting this cherry farm was a great experience! The farm was maintained very well and we were able to find as many cherries as we needed. Picking the cherries was also relaxing, as it wasn’t too difficult to get around to find the best ones. The farm itself is organic, and by the flavor of the cherries you can tell. They are ripe, making them both sweet and juicy! The cherries also have a nice size to them. Overall, the experience was great, and I recommend that anyone who enjoys cherries should visit this farm!

LifeStyle With Chev

Having such a great experience cherry picking in Northern Cal once before. I decided to take the kids for a cherry picking experience locally.

I have to admit this farm disappointed me. First off I was surprised at the prices. I believe I paid $75 for three of us. We got the large bucket.

We wanted to taste the cherries to see what we were getting. The owner…I believe followed us around the farm. I didn’t mention anything to the kids because I wanted them to enjoy themselves. He then proceeded to ask me if I had a bucket? Duh…how would I get pass the gates without paying for a bucket. I told him I allowed the kids to hold the bucket.

Then, on top of all of that cherries taste like trash. All of the dark sweet cherries were all pick off. How this happened I’m not sure when it’s was supposed to be opening day. Maybe the owner picked all the sweet ones and sold them separately. The good thing about this experience was the little pretty girl who helped us in the front. She was really sweet and soft spoken.

I won’t be returning.

Mandi Vela Hersey

This is a great place for a family outting! Loaded up all the kids and took the quick 20min drive to the Cherry Farm. Beautiful rustic barn entry to the orchard where you pay for a bucket to fill. Everyone there was super friendly and knowledgeable, helped my kids all pick the cherries that were just right while teaching them about the different types of cherries grown at their location. We will absolutely be returning to pick more, the price was well worth the experience!

Rebecca

I recently visited Cherry Hill Farms with my company, which services adults with disabilities, for a cherry-picking outing. Unfortunately, the experience was far from pleasant. Initially, I contacted the farm online and was informed that there was no entry fee. However, upon arrival, we were told that there was a $5 per person charge. After some back and forth, the manager waived the fee, acknowledging the misinformation provided earlier and promising to do the same when we returned later in the day with another group of clients. He asked that we leave a review before we left.

When we returned, the manager became very confrontational about the fact that we had not yet left a review and demanded that we leave a one immediately. At this point, only a few hours had passed and we had not had the opportunity to post a review because we were still at work. He created a dramatic scene, insisting that we pay the entry fee unless my coworker wrote a positive review on the spot. Additionally, he accused us of breaking a branch on one of his cherry trees, which further escalated the tension.

The whole experience was deeply uncomfortable and unprofessional. The manager's behavior overshadowed what should have been a simple and enjoyable outing for our clients. Considering the exorbitant cost of $60 per bucket of cherries, the poor customer service and aggressive demands for reviews make Cherry Hill Farms a place I cannot recommend.

Christy Meyer-Heinzman

Fun for the whole family. Had a blast on the hayride out to the apple farms to pick some HUGE delicious apples, then off to find our way in the corn maze, and back to try some delicious cherries, pumpkin, apple cider and popcorn. Oh my!

Gary

35 for small buckets with a entry and 70 for big buckets with two entries. Extra entry is $5 per person.

I got a 70 dollar buckets, eventually filled it with 5 pounds of cherries, which gives me $14 per pound. ?

- Very small cherries and taste mediocre.
- organic is the only selling point.
- Whole Foods sells better cherries.

So save your 1 hour drive and visit your local grocery store instead.

The owner is very mean. No tasting inside. No overfill bucket.

Jonathan Cheth

Nice little cherry farm. Long line during the weekend, but it was moving fast. Beautiful surroundings. It was fun.