Pick-Your-Own Sweet Cherries & Sour Cherries!
Our fourth generation family farm specializes in pick-your-own sweet cherries and sour cherries in Jordan Station (Lincoln) within the Niagara Region of Ontario
To find out when our farm is open for picking sweet cherries or sour cherries,
please check the Picking Conditions section below
During harvest, the farm is open 7 days per week from 8am to 7pm
CLOSED FOR 2026 SEASON. SEE YOU IN JULY 2027!
Sweet Cherries
Our SWEET CHERRY pick-your-own orchards are typically open in July. The ripening dates and length of the season depends on Mother Nature. The orchard is large with almost 1000 sweet cherry trees!
Please read the Picking Conditions section below for information on pick-your-own availability
Sour Cherries
We have a large orchard with almost 1000 sour cherry trees! Sour cherry season typically lasts between 3 and 5 weeks.
The sour cherries on the inside of the tree will be more sour than the fruit on the outside of the tree, which gets more sun.
Please read the Picking Conditions section below for information on pick-your-own availability
Montmorency Sour Cherries
Our sour cherries are Montmorency variety, which originate in France. They are different (less sour) than the varieties of sour cherries which are grown in Persia. When picking the Montmorency variety, the lighter coloured sour cherries are more sour and the darker coloured sour cherries are more sweet. This variety gets more sweet with more time on the tree.
Cherry Picking Conditions
Sweet Cherry Orchard:
ClosEd
Closed for the season. Picking will re-open in July 2027.
Please check here often for updates on picking conditions during harvest.
Sour Cherry Orchard:
Closed
Closed for the season. Picking will re-open in July 2027.
Please check here often for updates on picking conditions during harvest.
Farm Market: Closed
Open daily 8am to 7pm during harvest
Visit us to browse our selection of local goodies!
Please check the Cherry Picking Conditions section above to see if our farm is open for harvest.
Click below for information on pre-picked fruit availability and pure local honey:
Did You Know That When You Visit Our Farm You Are Shopping Sustainably?!
Sustainable practices
We love Mother Earth and we love you, so we make choices that are healthier for everyone!
We follow socially responsible and ecologically conscious purchasing practices!
While this may cost more in the short term, there are long term benefits for all of us, including generations to yet come!
eco consciousness
We purchase locally, choose Canadian products first, and prioritize companies that make socially responsible decisions. We provide habitat for native pollinators, use compostable bags, choose gentler inputs when possible, and pay our staff a living wage.
Doing the right thing may cost a little extra, but what is good for the planet and food system is good for all of us!
Sweet Cherry and Sour Cherry Pick-Your-Own Pricing for 2026:
With 10% Savings*
(for newsletter subscribers with coupon)
7L – $45
4L – $36
3L – $27
Regular Pricing:
(or you could sign up for the newsletter)
7L – $50
4L – $40
3L – $30
Niagara Region Locals Save 15%* off regular price PYO with Photo ID and Newsletter subscription
Indigenous Persons Save 15%* off regular price PYO with Status Card and Newsletter subscription
*Discounts cannot be combined
Minimum purchase of $8.00 per person over the age of 3. Must purchase basket sizes from the list below to meet the minimum purchase for your group, for example a group of 3 must spend a minimum of $24 on pick-your-own.
There is a 1.5 hour time limit in the orchard. There are no refunds or exchanges.
There is no entrance fee. Free parking.
We have implemented a basket fee, in addition to the cost of fruit, in order to keep prices lower despite increased costs. This means that if you bring your own basket, you won’t pay the basket fee. That said, your basket needs to look like one of our basket options and sizes to enter the orchard. Baskets that do not look like these or are sized differently, will not be allowed in the orchard. The good news is that you can save your basket for use next year to save the fee and be environmentally responsible!
Basket fees are as follows: $2 for paper baskets with wooden handles (3L, 4L or 7L sizes), $3 for wooden 7L baskets.
Before You Visit
We want all our visitors and staff to have the best experience possible at our farm. For this reason, we kindly ask that you review the following information prior to your visit.
We ask that you please respect nature and our farm.
No breaking branches, picking leaves or harming our cherry trees in any way.
No climbing trees as this can damage branches and the tiny nodules that produce next year’s crop.
No excessive sampling of fruit.
No bags or coolers in the orchard. Please only pick into our baskets while in the orchard.
No food in the orchard.
No using ladders or step stools.
No drone on the farm.
Dogs are not allowed in the orchard. Dogs on a 6′ or shorter leash held by their owner are allowed in the parking areas.
Please stay in designated areas only. This is a working farm.
Please do not photograph or video record staff or other customers, especially children, for privacy reasons. We encourage you to take lots of pictures of your friends and family!
Park only in designated areas and do not block lanes of travel.
Parents or guardians must watch their children.
We accept payment in cash, email money transfer and debit card. USD accepted at par. **Credit cards are NOT accepted**
We do not accept any refunds or exchanges.
Dogs are not permitted in the orchard. Dogs on-leash are welcome in the parking lot but must be supervised by their owner at all times. We recommend leaving your dog at home.
Planning your visit to a farm checklist from Farm Fresh Ontario.
Please review this farm etiquette guide before visiting a farm.
The best way to store cherries is unwashed in your refrigerator. Wash your cherries right before you eat or process them, but not before you store them as washing affects the natural cuticle of the cherry skin and will cause them to spoil faster. We recommend bringing a cooler to transport your cherries back home. If you pick cherries in the rain, then it’s best to dry them on a tea towel at home before putting them in the fridge. Refrigerate cherries in a breathable container, such as cardboard, and not in a plastic bag. Do not leave cherries on the counter. They will not ripen more off the tree (like other fruits do). Grocery store cherries are often treated with a chemical to give them a longer shelf life.
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Location
4235 15th St, Jordan Station, ON
Contact
20valleyharvest@gmail.com
Phone
905 – 562 – 5272
Attendance at the farm is entirely at your own risk. This is a working farm with many potential hazards. Please watch your children. Farm owners, farm personnel, employees and volunteers are not responsible for any loss, damages or injuries sustained by any person attending the farm, however caused.
Hours
Hours for Pick-Your-Own during Harvest:
Our farm market is open Canada Day!
During harvest, the farm is open 8am to 7pm daily, including Sundays and holidays, rain or shine!
The farm is closed to the public the rest of the year.
