Welcome to Sherwood Orchards
We are a 26-acre U-pick fruit orchard located in Sherwood, Oregon.
Welcome to Sherwood Orchards
We are a 26-acre U-pick fruit orchard located in Sherwood, Oregon.
About Us
fresh, local, pick your own
With approximately 1,300 fruit trees, our orchard offers many unique varieties. A fruit orchard for over 150 years, this orchard is a landmark in the Sherwood area under its former name Oliphant Orchards, and current name (as of 2005).
look at what we grow...
The season typically begins in early July with Sweet Cherries and continues with Pie Cherries, Plums, Prunes, Apples, Pears, and Quince through October or as long as we have fruit. Persimmons are picked in mid-November. We do not ship any fruit.
our location
Directions:
From Portland: Take 99W south towards Newberg through Sherwood. We are 1/2 mile past the intersection with 99W and Sunset Blvd/Elwert Rd. on the right-hand side. You will see our sign "Sherwood Orchards" and we are the driveway just before the sign.
What we grow
Cherries
Plums and Prunes
Plums and Prunes
Sweet- Van, Royal Anne
Pie (Sour)- Montmorency
Plums and Prunes
Plums and Prunes
Plums and Prunes
Shiro, Italian, and Brooks
Apples
Plums and Prunes
Apples
We have over 70 varieties- call or email to see if we grow your favorite!
Pears
Quince and Persimmons
Apples
Bosc, Bartlett, Seckel
Quince and Persimmons
Quince and Persimmons
Quince and Persimmons
Quince
Persimmons
WHAT IS READY FOR PICKING...
July 29, 2021
SWEET and SOUR CHERRIES ARE GONE FOR THE YEAR
TRANSPARENT APPLES ARE GONE FOR THE YEAR
There are a few Lodi apples still on the trees at $1/lb.
We have Shiro Japanese Plums and red Elephant Heart plums for $1/lb.
For peaches, we have a few Harken, a clingstone, sweet peach and small amount of the Hale Haven which is a freestone peach. They are $1/lb u-pick.
*****Our hours listed below are dependent on fruit availability. We will close when we are sold out!
PLEASE NOTE:
***We now accept CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS, CASH, AND WIC.
***BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS TO PICK INTO AND TAKE YOUR FRUIT HOME IN!
***Please do not come if you have any symptoms of the virus- let's keep everyone safe!
PLEASE READ OUR FAQ SECTION BEFORE COMING OUT!
Thank you for supporting your local farmer!
FAQ-FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept CASH, CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS, and WIC.
Are pets allowed?
NO, we do NOT allow pets in our orchard, due to Food Safety Regulations. We thank you for leaving your furry family member at home.
Is there anything I need to bring with me for picking?
Please bring your own boxes and bags to both pick and bring your fruit home in. We recommend you wear sturdy shoes, and not sandals or flip flops as our ground is very uneven.
IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN WITH YOU...
We welcome families, but please remember :
**They must stay with a parent or guardian AT ALL TIMES
**No diaper changes on property
**No eating or picnicking on property
Do you allow ladders?
No, we do NOT allow any ladders on our orchard. We DO NOT allow anyone to climb our trees in order to pick the fruit. We appreciate your respect for these important safety rules.
Do you do field trips, groups, or events?
NO , we do NOT accommodate groups or events here at Sherwood Orchards.
Are you an organic or a no spray orchard?
No, we are a conventional orchard, but also use Integrated Pest Management. We apply crop protectants to provide for the best quality fruit for you and your family.
Do NOT eat fruit in the orchard
This is a hard one, especially when you want to taste the goodness of the fruit, but please DO NOT sample fruit while picking. Lucky for you, you'll have plenty of opportunities to eat your yummy fruit at home.
Proud to be a member
Tri-County Farm Group
Tri-County Farm Fresh Produce is an organization of local farms offering produce for sale directly to the public through u-pick and farm stands in Washington, Clackamas and Multnomah counties in Oregon. To visit the website, click on the image above!
Subscribe to our Emails
Click the button below and go to the Tri-County Farm Homepage. Scroll down to "Crop Updates," submit your email address and click "Subscribe." We send out emails about our crops as well as other farms in our group.