Beilke Family Farm

A bucket of apples is at a flat rate of 18 per bucket. Which is a huge amount of apples! If you don’t know anything about apples like me, then they have a graph with the different apples they have & what kind of products you can make with (aka like if you can use it for apple sauce, baking or not). The graph also lets you know what kind of apples are in season. For example gala apples are in season mid october. They also sell watermelons( you can pick your own or pick one from the selection they have in) , they also sell different kind of tomatoes in buckets or you can pick your own. They have zucchinis, cucumbers, and watermelon. They also sell flowers you can cut yourself!

We had the best time at Beilke Family Farm for our second annual apple picking trip. The apples are delicious, and we appreciate all the educational signage. It sparks conversations and learning opportunities. Their apple carts are in great shape and E (son) loves riding in them and even pulling them. They also sell other local goods, fresh u-cut flowers, pumpkins, and more. So glad we found this gem!

I brought my grandchildren! It was amazing! Lots of delicious apples, tomatoes (make the best soup and the kids love eating them like apples!), jalapeños, zucchini and flowers! Oh! And a couple of jars of honey and our visit was complete.

Such a cute farm, honeycrisp apples .80 lb, so many tomato variety 1.25 lb. The farm is clean and organized and has many other offerings depending on season. We had such a wonderful day picking . They have wagons, clean buckets and they take credit cards. Will be back soon

Let me start off by saying this farm is so lovely! This was my family’s first experience picking apples at a farm and it will be one we will never forget. The prices were great! The cashiers were all awesome and the orchards were gorgeous, so many different varieties of apples to choose from. We made some caramel apples, apple cider & gifted some to our favorite teachers! I highly recommend this farm.

Beautiful family farm with a sunflower maze, fresh fruits and vegetables available for U-pick, a pumpkin field and apple orchards with multiple varieties. Had a great day here, prices were great too.

This is a great family place our granddaughter loved! Fun for kids and adults and great apples and flowers!

10/10 for U-Pick farms in Salem, OR. As of September 2024 they had beefsteak, roma, and cherry tomatoes for the u-pick which is perfect for those who love tomatoes but don’t have a green thumb. lol I’m talking about myself here. They also had apples (of various kinds), bell peppers, jalapeños, watermelon, pears and pumpkins and flowers all available for u-pick. This farm is tucked away in a neighborhood and doesn’t look like much from the road but once you drive in you’ll be impressed with how organized, clean and accessible this place is. The farm provided wagons, buckets and bags for your u-pick adventure. Grab a bucket and wagon by the pay stay and go pick. Once you’re done you go back to the pay station and the lovely attendants will weigh your produce. They accept cards and cash which makes this super convenient. All the produce in my photo cost under $9.00. By far one of the best upick farms in town due to the variety of produce, and ease of access.

We recently went to pick apples and was surprised at all the upick veggies. They had corn, cucumbers, watermelon, peppers tomato's, flower and pears. We picked a watermelon and 1/2 bucket of apples. I feel like the apples were either under ripe or overripe. 1/2 bucket $8.50 full bucket $17. Watermelon upick was $6. They did have already picked buckets that you could just purchase a higher price. I didn't catch the price of the veggies or flowers. I will go back to check out the pears in a few weeks.

A great spot to visit for fall apple picking! They also have pumpkins and tomatoes, and possibly other fruits and veggies, but we stuck to the apples. They let you sample apples as you go, so you can decide which varieties to get. Grab a bucket or two and fill it up with apples straight from the tree. It's pretty cheap, so you'll likely end up bringing home more apples than you know what to do with. Prepare your pie, crumble, juice, and sauce recipes! Bring good shoes because the ground does get muddy and you might need to walk far down the aisle to find apples - especially if you're late in the season. Happy picking!

My boyfriend and I went apply picking here on a Sunday evening. We got there around 4pm and they closed at 6pm. There was barely anyone there. They had a pretty big selection, but we went late in the season so they're weren't that many applies to pick from.

Beautiful and fun place for U Pick apples! There are rows and rows of different variety of apples to choose from, and the people working there are so friendly and helpful. I had a great time walking through the rows and seeing the colorful rainbow of apples. It's a great place for people of all ages.

Very friendly staff. Lots of good variety. Great prices