Produce Farms near Fort Wayne, IN

Tanglewood Berry Farm grows berries in Indiana. Little else about the operation is published online, so specific crops, u-pick hours, and season dates aren't confirmed — worth a call before visiting.

Allen County Ag Produce Association Farmer's Market sets up at 3300 Warsaw St. in Fort Wayne, run by a local grower association rather than a city department. Current vendor lineup and hours were not independently confirmed online.

LaOtto

Cedar Creek Produce sells produce in Indiana, per the name — Cedar Creek itself is a common local name across the state. No independent site confirms crops or hours; check with the farm directly.

Schmucker's is a family-run Amish farmstead outside New Haven, near the Grabill Amish Country area, selling fresh-picked fruits and vegetables alongside greenhouse-grown plants. The farm store carries homestyle preserves and bulk foods too, functioning as a one-stop stop for produce and pantry basics rather than a single-crop stand. Hours run shorter in winter, so calling ahead before a visit is worth doing.

New Haven

Bruick Brothers Produce runs a farm stand at 12818 Edgerton Road in New Haven, on the east side of the Fort Wayne metro area, selling fruits and vegetables. Online listings for this stand are sparse and inconsistent. Call ahead to confirm hours and what's currently in stock.

New Haven

Albion

Johnson's Strawberry Farm has been growing berries along US 33 in Albion since 1965, making it one of the older u-pick operations in northeast Indiana. Strawberry season brings festival weekends with pick-your-own fields, kids' activities, and strawberry treats sold on site. Call ahead for picking conditions, since availability depends on the week's harvest.

A seasonal farm market on Schoolhouse Road outside Kendallville, known for fresh sweet corn through the summer and fall alongside other seasonal produce. It's a roadside setup rather than a multi-vendor market — buy direct from the growers, no middlemen.

Kendallville

Corunna

Corunna

Krehl's has run a u-pick blueberry patch in Corunna for nearly 70 years, one of the area's longest-standing pick-your-own operations. Visitors stop at the weigh station first, where staff point them to the current picking rows. It's a straightforward operation: no gimmicks, just bushes loaded with berries during the summer harvest window. Call ahead to check picking conditions before the drive.

Columbia City

Wawaka

Wysong's Blueberries is a u-pick operation on US 6 in Wawaka, growing blueberries for pickers who show up during the summer season. Reviewers consistently mention fair prices and good picking — a straightforward berry farm without much else attached.

Buch's Berry Farm sits on County Road 51 near Waterloo, offering u-pick raspberries and strawberries alongside an apple orchard. It's a small berry-crop operation rather than a destination farm — no gift shop, no hayrides, just rows of fruit ready to pick in season. Call ahead before driving out, since berry availability shifts with the weather.

Wawaka

B & J Berries is a pick-your-own raspberry farm in Wawaka, in Noble County. Visitors pick their own berries straight from the canes rather than buying pre-picked flats, and the farm keeps its followers updated on ripeness through Facebook rather than a formal website. It's a single-crop operation — raspberries, nothing else — so timing your visit to the season matters.

Wawaka

Mast Strawberry Farm in Wawaka sells u-pick strawberries at $1.25 a pound and pre-picked flats of ten pounds (six quarts) if you'd rather skip the fields. Call ahead if you're planning to pick more than 15 to 20 pounds — smaller orders need no appointment. Hours shift with the weather, so a call before driving out saves a wasted trip.

North Manchester