Lodi Blooms
Overview
At Lodi Blooms you pick your own sweet cherries by hand! Pick Bing, Coral, Brook, and Tulare cherries annually at Lodi Blooms. This u-pick farm opens the first or second week of May and is open for approximately 3 to 4 weeks. They provide buckets for picking in the orchard and bags to take cherries home. Each bucket holds up to 22-lbs. You pay for what you pick!
Fees:
- U-PICK Cherries: $5.00 per lbs. (Please note prices may vary weekly depending on market conditions)
- Parking: Free
Visitor Tips:
- Cash and credit card accepted!
- Leave the dog at home, only service dogs with their certified harnesses and registration cards are allowed.
- Portable restrooms are available on site.
Season/Hours:
- Opens the first or second week of May and is open for approximately 3 to 4 weeks
- Friday - Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm. Visit their website homepage for actual hours, news and updates or call ahead.
Hours may vary. Please check their website or Facebook for updates.
Fun experience and plenty of cherries. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. I will be back.
Fun activity for the whole family! Easy access and parking. You pay for what you pick @$6.50/lbs. Free tasting and highly recommended before picking.
I can’t say enough good about this place. Cherries are superb - big and juicy with GREAT flavor - absolutely perfect. Picking is fun with the grandkid or on our own. Came last year and again this year. We will go back at least once or twice more before this season ends. Last but not least - everyone there was nice and super helpful. Great experience as well as fantastic coral cherries!
You can try it first to make sure the cherry from the tree is sweet. You cannot climb it for security reason but the good one usually in the higher area. It's around $6/ lbs which is higher price than the store but you can choose your cherry. If you don't want to pick it yourself, they sell cherries in the refrigerator. You can purchase the bag for $4.
Today visit was ok, we were only allowed to be in 4 rows (3 coral champagne, 1 bing). Bing is not yet ripe and is sour but crunchy. Coral champagne is too soft for our liking; not sure if it’s not enough water.
