Looking for the best pick-your-own cherry farm near Brockport NY this June? Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm is open for cherry picking with sweet and tart varieties just minutes from Rochester.
If you're looking for the best pick-your-own cherry farm near Brockport NY this June, Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm is the local farm to know. We're at 467 Euler Road in Brockport — minutes from Rochester and the rest of Monroe County — with sweet and tart cherry trees open for picking right now.
Cherries you pick yourself from a local farm taste different than anything in a grocery store. The fruit ripens fully on the tree instead of being picked early to survive shipping, which means more sweetness, deeper color, and that fresh-snap firmness people remember from childhood. Pick-your-own cherries also cost less per pound than premium store cherries — picking is free at Fisher's, you only pay for what you take home.
We grow Black Pearl and Black York sweet cherries alongside Montmorency tart cherries. Black Pearl gives you a dark, firm sweet cherry with rich flavor. Black York brings a meaty, deep-red sweet variety that holds up well in the basket. Montmorency is the classic tart cherry for pies, jams, and freezing — don't skip it just because it's sour, the bright tang is what makes a cherry pie taste right.
Cherry season near Brockport NY is short. Most years the cherry window runs roughly the back half of June through early July, but the exact dates shift with weather. Families that wait until "it's convenient" often miss the season entirely. If you've been searching for the best pick your own cherry farm near Brockport NY this June, the answer to when is: now-ish, and definitely don't put it off.
Pull in, grab a basket, and head into the rows. We're family-run — no ticketing, no reservations, no upcharges. Cherries are $9 per quart or $40 for 8 quarts in 2026. Cash and major credit cards both work at the farm stand. Leashed dogs are welcome, the kids will have a great time, and we'll point you to the trees that are picking best that morning.
Fruit does not ripen by the calendar alone. Weather, sunshine, rain, cool nights, and spring growing conditions can all affect when cherries, peaches, nectarines, and apples are ready. Fisher's Fruit will keep customers updated as each crop becomes ready to pick. A perfect-looking Saturday on the calendar can shift if the week before brings storms or a cold snap.
Take 30 seconds before the trip and look at our current picking conditions page — it's the fastest way to confirm cherries are open for picking this weekend. For more on what's coming after cherries (peaches, nectarines, apples), the farm blog covers each crop as it gets close.
Fruit seasons move quickly. Check current picking conditions before visiting Fisher's Fruit & Christmas Tree Farm in Brockport, NY.