From our fields, to your family

Backyard Orchards

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Eufaula, AL

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March-November

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You Pick & We Pick Options

Available Produce

Orchard Updates

Strawberry Season is Ending

Due to this crazy heat the strawberries are coming to an end. This might be the last weekend to u-pick (May 28-31).

Weekday U-Pick Special:

Monday-Thursday

Pick 1 Gallon get the Second Half Price

Peach Season has started and Blueberry Season is about to begin.

For the most up to date information please check out our Facebook page, (20+) Backyard Orchards | Facebook. or call anytime.

Mask Mandate

We no longer require you to wear a mask during your visit to our orchard but we do recommend that you wear a mask while inside the store.

Hand sanitizer will be conveniently located in the store and near all play areas.

What's New at the Strawberry Patch?

We have changed a few things in our strawberry patch this year. We needed to rotate the field, so the strawberry patch is now located above the peach trees. If you have ever been here before you know that is quite a hike. Good news is that we have a FREE hay ride that will run every 15 min so you do not have to walk.

If you plan to visit during the week, the ride may not be going (those are usually slower days) but we will give you a lift on our Gator.

Strawberry Patch FAQ

1-Do we need to bring our own containers?

No, we provide the gallon buckets for you to pick in and then we put them in a flat container for you to take home.

2-What do we need to wear?

Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. It is often muddy, so wear water boots, or old shoes.

3-How do you pick strawberries?

The redder the better! If it is green leave it, strawberries do not ripen after they are picked.

4-Do you accept credit/debit cards?

Yes

Hours of Operation

Sunday-Saturday: 8:30-5:30 CST

Adverse weather may change our hours, please call ahead if expecting bad weather. 334-695-5875

Memorial Day: We might be closed for Memorial Day. please check our Facebook page or call for confirmation. Our apologies for no confirmation at this time, it will depend on how busy the weekend is.

For more accurate and up to date information please check out our Facebook Page.

We update our Facebook Page with current pricing, time changes, unexpected closures, events, and new produce availability.

We try to grow everything that we sell.

It is impossible to grow everything so when I have to purchase produce
I go to other growers directly so I know they have safe and good quality produce. We make our own ice cream and fudge. We have the freedom to be creative with our flavors and flexibility to do special orders. We are family owned and operated which also gives us freedom in operations. We believe in the best customer service possible and want every customer to leave with a pleasant experience, a full tummy, and a little more knowledge about agriculture.

An American Family Farm

We are a working farm and are at the mercy of mother nature so when you visit please keep that in mind. When you visit we want you to see and experience what we did as children on our farm, so you can expect some hay bale climbing and tire swing fun. We like to educate children about agriculture and how important it is form them to know where their food comes from and how agriculture can effect their lives.