Biringer Farms

Spent the afternoon at Biringer Farm, enjoying the nice summer weather and getting in some steps as we picked fruits. We immediately picked up a flat of strawberries because we drove for four hours for that and we wanted to make sure we got some as the season is coming to an end. That was actually a good thing because we concentrated on the other berries and spent some time talking with a worker in the field.

We visited on 7/4/2025. Im glad they are open on 7/4. Thank you all the staff. Excellent farm, lots of different kinds of berry fields, very fresh berries, we will come back again.

I loved this place so much I took my profile picture here. The sweetest juiciest berries. The friendliness was top shelf. I love the area. So much real life to experience here. Thank you Biringer Farms and staff. Play area for the kids is quite the bonus.

Nice experience. This was my first time to visit farm to pluck various berries.

This was a fun experience! 🍓 The farm is beautiful and I appreciated the upfront parking they offer. The strawberries were better than anything you could find at a local grocery store.

07/04/23: On the Fourth of July, I had a great chance to visit this beautiful and gorgeous farm in Arlington. It has varieties of farms: strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, tayberry, etc. The staff was super hospitable and friendly. Their strawberry is super juicy though small. I love visiting this farm and hopefully will visit it again soon

Had a great time. kids loved the raspberry fields and there were lots of them. we picked a large basket full. If you don't mind driving up to Arlington its worth it. Large raspberries, all the rows close to the parking lot were picked, but the further you walked the more we found. Parking was easy, not a lot of signs on what to do or where to go, but we just asked, the staff were helpful. Purchase was easy as well. It's important to check ahead and make sure what you want is currently in season, they keep the website updated really well. They have a few fields of raspberries and now black raspberries as well. Also strawberries, blackberries, tayberries.

It's a cute place, but they lost this customer. I bought one flat for $30, which is roughly the price as the grocery store. When I got them home I had to throw away about 1/4 of them because they were over-ripe. A couple of them were even moldy. So check them carefully, or pick your own. I feel they should keep their stock fresh, so I will not go back.

$24 in a flat for choosing to pick your own raspberries. The lady that works there was very welcoming, genuine and friendly. She also provided valuable tips on how to select and pick raspberries. Loved how the raspberries tasted very fresh and delicious! Can be consumed on its own or with other foods. We also shared some with our family members. Outstanding customer service from the staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and would love to return. Wear comfy rain boots or shoes. Highly recommend.

This was a really cute farm with lovely views and an abundance of berries to pick. We picked strawberries and raspberries and got a flat in no time! For some berries, you do have to take a wagon out, but it's free to take and the driver was helpful and kind. Berries are reasonable, maybe a little on the pricey end for upick from my experience other places (but might just be the going rate these days). A lovely place and experience!

Cool country farm! Beautiful views from SR530 west. During berry season they're a U-pick/pre picked Berry's they grow a wonderful variety, fromal strawberries to tayberries. They are friendly and ready to answer your questions. In the fall it's pumpkins galore! Check the website for hours.

Oh, it was so fun to go berry picking again, in the northwest! I grew up berry picking at Biringer, so it was extra fun to come back and have that experience again, with my fam! We picked blackberries and tayberries (a cross between a blackberry + rasberry), this time. A cute tractor trolly took us to where our u-pick berries were and we went to TOWWWN! Just wish they had some seating areas, for the older people, that I noticed were struggling and a clear sign of what's what, of the variety of berry vines, because you aren't allowed to mix them up FYI. Each box needs to be one kind of berry. Omgoodness! Almost $65 later! We got a ton though + their shortcake biscuits! I cannot wait to dig in! Overall, it's fun for all and it's cool to see kiddos enjoy the berries and appreciate the land.

What a great pumpkin patch/maze experience! We visited on a sunny Sunday afternoon and the location was not hectic/chaotic, plus no lines to speak of (but still lively and festive). We decided to go with the wheelbarrow pumpkin deal, so we filled her up! It was so fun going out into the fields and there was a great selection of pre-picked ones at the front as well. The maze was challenging and very well done! I highly recommend Biringer Farm for your spooky season needs!

Such a great way to spend the day! Berry picking was fun, ample produce to pick and loved the tractor ride availability to take us to further fields. Very reasonable priced berries. Small play area for kiddos to play on when we were done. Will definitely be back!

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. I drive an hour to the farm, assuming I'd get exceptional berries. WRONG! I made the mistake of buying pre-picked berries. The tops of the 5 flats are looked great but when I started washing them & looking under the top layer, ALL flats were moldy on the bottom. I tossed about 1/4 of the berries. The tayberries disintigrated into mush when I gently washed them. In fairness, they gave a free pint with every flat, but I thought that was a bonus, not to make up for the moldy berries. To make matters worse, the raspberries were seriously lacking raspberry flavor. I will never be back. I just threw away $111 today on sub-par berries. If you go there, pick your own & taste them out in the field before you pick too many.

(**Review is from summer 2023 edited by User to meet Yelp guidelines.) Hmm... where to start. Farm areas were fun w machinery and fun stuff all over. Kid friendly. Enjoyed that. Picked raspberries. Pretty good. Fun out in the fields picking. But, it was fairly expensive. Uh, 4.3lbs and almost $30? What? Bigger more ripe berries and cheaper price can be had at Fred Meyer. Strawberries were sparse. Got a coffee at their shack. Took 10 minutes to make one latte w an extra shot. Inexperience. Sigh. Waiting! C'mon baristas! BUT, the worst part of the whole thing and what ruined the day was the mature "employee" (*generic description to meet Yelp guidelines) that checked us out inside the barn for the berries. Wow! Horrible, horrible "employee." Why? Just Coarse. Surly as all get out. "Employee" was short with the people in front of us. Uh oh, didn't look good. Seemed annoyed w them. Then it was our turn. Condescention, and a micro-manager type barking orders on how to check out using a debit card. "We def know how to use our card." It was comical, but sad. 100% total impudence and discourteous from this mature patriarch"employee." She was confused on how to operate the register, and cancelled the tranaction after our card was approved. Actually approved twice, but she kept pushing the wrong register button and nixing the transaction 2X, but somehow this was our fault? She became really insolent (the attitude and negativity was oozing off her) when I asked her to push the sale button only 1X. Just a really uncivil and ill-mannered person that should not be dealing with customers. It was hard not to laugh at the truly horrible behavior. It was that nasty. As a business owner myself w 29 employees, I understand the importance of the up front people that are "the face and voice of the retail business." Customers are giving up there hard earned money. Why have someone in front of house being impertinent, disrespectful, and making customers feel dissatisfied when they themselves are totally incompetent, inept, and unfriendly? Because of this negative experience w the "employee", I will not go back and patronize this business just on general principle. Nope. Put young, smiley, positive, nicer female employees up front to handle the public. (**Review edited by User to meet Yelp guidelines.)

Will never go back here. Large pumpkins were $30! Medium were $20 to $25. Two pumpkins and a bag of popcorn was $65! The huge hay bales they had set up for the kids to climb on smelled bad and had what looked like black mold growing on it. The pumpkin growing fields were absolutely disgusting. Extremely gross. So many rotting smashed pumpkins. Was our first time going to this pumpkin patch and also our last. A very bad experience for the adults and especially for our grandchildren.

That CHRIS J guy from Snohomish who left the long novel of a bad review is crazy. Everytime I've gone to Biringer's it's been a great experience! (And that Phyllis lady is a sweetheart). All you have to do is read all his other long 1 star reviews to see how off his rocker he is. I mean...who the heck feels the need to leave a 1 star review for......get this.....a Post Office of all places! Lol. He is the kind of person who leaves a bad review for a glass of water because it was "too wet". Probably enjoys making babies cry and kicking kittens in his spare time. Raspberries too expensive??? Grow your own. Had trouble finding strawberries during the peak of their season (I was there a couple days after you)...maybe you need prescription glasses then, cause the bushes were loaded. Coffee from their stand took too long to make??? Go thru the drive thru at McDonald's next time, and save everyone else standing by you the trouble of having to deal with all the negativity YOU ooze.

Stumbled upon this cute farm on our way to a national park! So glad we stopped! They have this cute tractors in the farm which drop you to which ever fruit picking you are doing. After eating the strawberries here I don't think I will be able to buy store bought strawberries! They were sooo sweet and delicious! They also had blueberry, raspberry and some other berries.

I used to take my girls to Biringer Farms in Marysville every year to pick strawberries. Last year was their first year in Arlington but we didn't make it out since I'd had a new baby. This year we made an impromptu stop on the way back from Blaine and had a blast picking strawberries again. The fruit fields are a bit closer to the barn so you don't have to wait for the ride out to the fields if you don't want (but it adds to the experience). The staff, as always, is super friendly, and this new location is much easier to get to off the freeway (no "where do I turn?" problems). We plan on coming back every year. :)

Larger strawberries were picked by the time we went opening time. Strawberry picking already commenced for about 2 weeks before we arrived. There were plenty of medium sized ones with juicy red middles. Sweet and full of flavor! I enjoyed the 2-5 minute tractor ride to the field. We were there at most 1.25 hours. Don't wear open toed sandals. It's dusty and only uneven terrain in the field. Some people had flip flops and summer sandals...not recommended. It's a farm. I loved it.

Absolutely delicious strawberries and raspberries!! I came here with my husband and we couldn't believe how many rows of strawberries we could pick from. Aside from that, it was great to see their efforts to maintain social distancing! As healthcare workers, we have been very careful about when and where we go, and we felt safe here

This farm has an amazing variety of berries to pick: strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and tayberries. Among all of them, the strawberries were fantastic! There were the sweetest, juiciest, and the most delicious strawberries I have ever had. I highly recommend viewing this farm just for strawberries!

Really cute little spot to visit when it is pumpkin pickin season. Grounds around the checkout are clean but I wish they would keep the pumpkin patch area a little less prickly. Fair prices and good location, conveniently located next to the freeway. We visit every year.

We went there on July 4th. Arrived a little before noon (after driving 3 hours to get there). They were getting ready to close so I grabbed a flat of strawberries and one of raspberries. There were signs posted saying something like " if you touch it you buy it", so I didn't move any of the berries around to really check them out. The next day when I went to wash and clean them, and make jam, I realized that most of the strawberries were rotten! They were nasty; almost black. I had to toss most of them in the garbage. I ended up with one cereal bowl of strawberries to eat. The raspberries were somewhat better, except I had to toss quite a few moldy ones. I grew up in the Marysville / Arlington area, and picked strawberries as a child, so I know what a good strawberry looks and tastes like. Shame on Biringer for selling this garbage! I spent $46 dollars for two flats of horrible berries. I will never again go there and will tell everyone I know not to. If I lived closer I would have taken them back, but since I live so far away it wasn't practical.

I'd never done "you pick" berry picking, so this was my first time. The berries usually ripen in mid June and you can pick through July. The parking is in a grassy field next to the large barn, and it wasn't terribly busy at 2 pm on a Saturday afternoon. Prices were $2 a pound for strawberries and $2.75 a pound for raspberries. I'd done peach picking before, and we got a primer on how to properly pick the peaches and which peaches to pick. I expected that before the berry picking, but alas, we were on our own. I guess it isn't rocket science to pick berries, but I would have appreciated a little bit of education to maximize my berry picking knowledge. There's a tractor with an attached wagon that takes people out to the strawberry fields, which are about a 5 minute walk away. The 2 raspberry fields are next to the main barn and out by the strawberry fields. I felt like the strawberries were a bit over-ripe, so we only got a pound or so of strawberries. The raspberries were MUCH easier to pick, and the quality was excellent. We got about 5 pounds of berries, and they were superb. Tips: Wear sunscreen! Don't wear sandals. Get a pack of shortcakes at the checkout ($6.25 for 4). Don't set the metal berry holder on your lap or you'll get berry stains and dirt on your pants!

Decent pricing (2.50 per lb on raspberries, and if I recall every berry is more expensive than raspberry pricing, save blueberries). I have many childhood memories picking blueberries in OR. What a sweet, nostalgic childhood experience to share with my own kid, right? I somehow doubt he'll share in my fond memories, however, as I manage to slave-labor him into supplying us with berries to last through the year. I distinctly remember our first U-pick, where the words "we're not here to have fun, we're here to pick berries!" came out of my mouth. Sheesh! That being said, I went home with 10 lbs in around an hour, folks. Anyone want to hire us to pick for them? I was a little disappointed that the lady checking out/weighing didn't bother to mention that I should probably spread my ten lbs out into other flats. By the time I got home, I had a pretty squishy box and lots of smashed berries. Live and learn, though, so I will be prepared next year. The large, unwieldy metal basket things holding a cardboard flat aren't the easiest things to lug around. Bring friends and get at least two flats-- I slung mine over an arm until it got heavy, then left it at my feet while picking with two hands. I forgot to add-- the drive is very straightforward with few turns and plenty of signage. I think it took us 45 minutes in decent traffic conditions.

This place had very good fruit last year and we really enjoyed it. This year, the hired help did not know when the different varieties of strawberries would be available. In fact, they did not all know there were different kinds of strawberries. We picked with our kids and there was a lot of fertilizer on the plants and on the fruit. I am not cool with fertilizer on my you-pick fruit. We were there a week ago and the berries were marginal. Not sweet and wonderful like they were last year. About the same flavor you'd find at QFC.

I've been here for raspberry picking July 2013, and for Strawberry picking today (June 2014) and both times were great experiences! We picked up our cardboard boxes and carried them in metal totes to a tractor-pull that took us out to the fields. From there, we picked the best berries we could get our hands on! Strawberries today were $2.25/lb and our pallet came out to about $7. In addition to that, we bought a package of shortcakes for dessert tomorrow! Super excited to try it out! Parking - Pretty open earlier in the day but it gets full later on Bathrooms - I only saw portables around but didn't use them

Come here every year for our pumpkins. The owners are so nice and I love that it's pet friendly. They have the best selection of pumpkins and prices are not bad at all. I'll keep coming back here every year. It gets muddy, so wear proper footwear

We contacted Biringer Farm about black raspberry availability a few days ago. They didn't have any information to provide other than to "check our website". Then after a text exchange they said black raspberries are almost out of season. After checking their website and seeing it says it's an hour walk to get to the fields, we thought it would be better to try one of their stands to get black raspberries. The lady, can't remember her name, told us the stand has them. So we went to their stand in Lynnwood and the employee said they're not in season yet. We asked when are they in season then? What does the website say? He said "I dunno, haven't looked at it". Awful customer service. Haven't spent a dollar at this place and never will after this.

We went to the farm yesterday, June 6th. There was plenty of parking spots, so no worry, they have a big parking lot. They have tractor to give people ride to the field or you can walk there as well (less than 5' walk). But the tractor is nice for the kids to enjoy some "farmy" experience ;). First, you come in to kind of check in and get your cardboard box to put the strawberry in and go to the tractor, yes! The strawberry wasn't quite ready as we came last night, the first field on the right hand side after the tractor drop you off is the sweetest one we found. The one on the left hand side was still sour. They only have shortcake which is amazing! but they are a little bit pricey $7/ pack/ 4 shortcakes. They also have honey which ranges from $9-11. We bought the honey last year from them and they were so good! man, it's real honey. I would recommend anyone to wait another week or 2, so the strawberry can be a little sweeter ;)

This is such a fun activity. Went here to take advantage of the U-pick. It's kid-friendly and the workers were kind and helpful with telling us where the best berries were. Thank you! We will be back!

Need a good way to kill a few hours? Working on your tan? Have a lot of berry intensive recipes that you'd like to test out? U-Pick berry picking might be for you. For the low-low price of $2.75/lb, you could be swimming in raspberries. A couple hours' labor while chatting with friends resulted in me taking home nearly four pounds of fresh picked raspberries and another pound or so in my stomach. Awesome. Don't be dumb like me, and make sure you have extra sunscreen and bring/drink LOTS of water. They sell water bottles for $1/ea [totally worth it!] and they're willing to store your berries for you as you pile up box after box. Yum.

This review was for the raspberry picking at their Arlington farm. The Pro's: Their raspberries look like decent raspberries whereas the Remlinger fields look rather pathetic and spindly and are small. Biringer has fairly good quality berries. The price is pretty good There is a little area for kids to play in They accept credit cards. The Con's: Water Access: The handwashing station is terrible with a foot pump and is hard to use. While picking, your feet also get so dirty and there isn't access to water to rinse off. I asked a nearby employee and was told no. They will not let you turn on the hose. The old lady was very rude when I asked her. Paper towels: I had berries smeared all over me. When I asked for a paper towel because I saw some at an empty register, I was told that they were for a handwashing station and could not go anywhere. Really? One paper towel? I was smearing berries everywhere. She directed me to a handwashing station with no paper towels. Honestly, the drive from Seattle is far. I'm not too positive if I'll be back. FYI: When I asked them about pesticides spray I was told " we don't spray once the berries have come out so they are safe to eat off the bushes"

It's a small farm and perfect for children picking berries. I wish they had signs or directions or something to tell you where you should pick. Also, they should have an attendant at the tractor area to fill up the tractor. We thought everyone had to sit so we waited for the 2nd tractor to come but realized then that they were going to make people stand as well. That was 20 min of berry picking time that we missed!! There also could have been a sign that we could walk over to the berries as well. We ended up walking back instead of waiting for the tractor. If you don't want to pick your own, they have pre-picked berries for you to purchase. We also got a little carton of tay berries? We had never heard of tay berries and wanted to try. They're sour.. :( Wear your boots and clothes you're not afraid to get dirty. Also, bring your own water to wash your hands. So far, we've eaten all the strawberries and most of our raspberries. The strawberries taste a lot better than the raspberries. They're also cheaper.

Best place to U-pick strawberries and raspberries! Let's face it, winters in Washington can be brutal, but the spring/summer months are always worth it. Once it hits mid-June...that means that it's prime season for fresh fruits and veggies. Nothing is better than eating the fruits of your labor. Each year rain or shine, they have other fun things to do and EAT at the farm: a strawberry ride, petting zoo, kettle corn stand AND fresh strawberry shortcake. My favorite thing about Biringer Farms is that they provide a FREE tractor ride to the strawberry fields. The fields look small, but I assure you it's a pain to walk through when its muddy out. Plus it's fun for all ages. The price per pound is a little less than the average grocery store price. I always leave with at least 2 boxes full of fresh strawberries, I usually freeze them for smoothies to enjoy during the summer months. The taste is SO much better than Driscols or any other brand that they sell at the grocery store. It is a bit of a drive from Seattle, but I always make a day of it and go shopping at the Premium Outlets after. **Remember to bring your rain boots or shoes that you don't mind getting muddy!

We absolutely love this place! We introduced our friends to Biringer Farms strawberry picking a few weeks ago and had a blast. My friend and his wife have an 8 year old boy and twin 3 year old girls and my wife and I have a 3 1/2 year old boy and a one year old boy. While the parents picked the kids ate, ran through the strawberry rows, and once in a while picked a berry. The kids really loved the tractor ride out to the berry fields and back. We also bought local raw blackberry honey. The berries are so sweet and succulent and red throughout.

This is a wonderful family-run farm! The owners also had Biringer Farms in the Marysville flats (pumpkin farm), which is now closed. Strawberries, raspberries, and tayberries grow aplenty at the Arlington location. Plan a family trip up north and create country memories. Suggestions: -Check the website or FB page ahead of time and educate yourself on the family-friendly activities and the availability, times, and prices involved - some activities may cost an additional fee (such a face painting) ALWAYS FREE: Tractor hay-ride from the barn to the field. Additionally, there are always a variety of free kiddie activities. ADULT ACTIVITIES: jam tasting, etc. Lots of history at this farm - these are snohomish county natives that run the place, and the family has been active in the community for years. These are very down-to-earth, hard-working folks - not the good ol' boys! Take the time to introduce yourself to the owners and learn a bit of history - you'll be happy you did. Support your local growers.

Great experience! Plenty of fresh berries to pick and they were set up for a Covid safe process. The biscuits are to die for too!

Fun for families! Good prices on you pick strawberries and raspberries. It was a fun experience! Take your allergy pills before you go, though.

This place turned away a disabled vet who was there with his kids today, because he had his service dog with him. Way to discriminate Biringer!

In love!!! I am sad it took us 7 years of living near by to find this place to finally hear about it. We usually go to Remlinger but it is such a trek. This is close to home, fun and the prices were really reasonable. Raspberries had just started up the day we went so we picked both strawberries and raspberries. The smell of the farm alone was worth the trip - like squeezing one of those plastic Strawberry Shortcake dolls from the 80s. Speaking of shortcake, they sell a gorgeous dense shortcake biscuit that was fantastic with their strawberries. We made shortcake and a ton of jam. I can't wait to go back for some blackberries later in the season!!

The owner was drunk when I showed up. Not professional at all. No drinks were offered to us. He was rude, talked down on us and bragged about owning a farm.

We have been going to Biringer for over 10 years. We get u-pick strawberries and raspberries. Their Shuksan strawberries are the best. We will definately be back next June.

What a great way to spend the day picking fresh fruit being outside in the great outdoors. All around a fun place very reasonable prices. A great way to spend the afternoon. A fun and helpful staff. But you have to not mind getting a little bit muddy at times. But its just all part of the fun! A great place to go out for a date or take the whole family. A wonderful place to have the kids take part and have a wonderful day to remember. It's one of the kind of things that easily becomes a family tradition.

I would highly recommend coming here for both the strawberries (in June) and the awesome raspberries in July. We did an early pick of raspberries last week and the berries were super sweet and large. Last year we went later in July and you could pick a dozen large sweet raspberries just standing in one spot. It was nothing to pick a mounding flat of raspberries. It's a short drive past the Tulalip Outlet mall and well worth the experience with visitors or kids. Most people don't know what vine-ripen fruit tastes like, so take advantage of this little known gem of a farm and get your freezer stocked up. I made 3 batches of strawberry freezer jam with two flats of strawberries that we bought already picked...well worth not having to pick your own if you arrive at the farm past the June season. If you don't stop at the Outlet Mall on the way back for lunch, check out the Patty's Eggnest/Turkey House on the highway headed onto I-5, great breakfasts, but they only accept cash or checks. Remlinger Farms for raspberries was a huge disappointment, but their strawberries are generally pretty good size and sweet also. Just come here for the raspberries.

Simply the sweetest strawberries you will ever taste and the most flavorful raspberries. You can't get this in a store! Take your kids and pick your own or buy pre-picked. Strawberries are over now, but raspberries and blackberries are in full swing. We will be back every year!

Very welcoming and easy to find the best picking area! Loved the ripe raspberries! We will be back.

We took our 7, 5, and 2 year olds berry picking today and enjoyed an easy drive up to Arlington from Seattle for some strawberry and raspberry fun. The kids played on the display tractor in front of the farm and on the modest 'playground' equipment (just a little jungle gym, but fun enough for a few slides down) before we headed in to get our picking on. There were strawberries, raspberries and tayberries available and we opted to stick with strawberries and raspberries, as we weren't sure how berry picking would go with our 3, and wanted to play it safe. A tractor pulls a covered wagon out to the strawberry fields where we were told the pickings were 'sparse', but were pleased to find lots of small, delicious berries growing abundantly on the young plants. The kids had a great time picking (and eating) berries. It was then an easy walk over to the raspberry bushes, even though my kids insisted on taking the tractor back (really fun for them), and we found SO many raspberries that were all delicious. The staff was friendly and had tips on where the best picking spots were, and we had a great day 'on the farm'. We'll be back when the blackberries and blueberries are ready for us!

Horrible place esp the tractor driver is very rude to us i dont want to come back here