Nannette W.
7/21/2025
Great stop with incredibly friendly family. Berries were less than $4 per pound and amazing! They Even have u pick Zinnias in July!
McBride Briar Patch
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1848 S 2100 W
Mapleton, UT 84664
McBride Briar Patch, nestled in the picturesque town of Mapleton, UT, offers a delightful U-Pick berry farm experience. Opening its doors each year on August 1st, visitors can revel in the joy of harvesting fresh berries from late July all the way through August, September, and even into October. The farm welcomes berry enthusiasts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, providing ample time from 8 am until dusk to enjoy the fruitful bounty.
Located in the serene surroundings of Mapleton, UT, McBride Briar Patch beckons with the promise of a bountiful berry-picking adventure. With a season that kicks off in late July and extends well into October, this U-Pick farm is a haven for those seeking the simple pleasure of hand-selecting their own fresh berries. Open on select days each week, including Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 8 am till dusk, this farm invites visitors to savor the sweetness of nature's offerings.
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5.08 reviews
Suzie M.
9/6/2019
This was my first experience picking raspberries and it was fun! Wayne and his wife were super sweet and helpful. They had buckets and ropes that you could tie around your waste or neck so you...
Dalton P.
9/13/2022
This place is a secret gem. If you love raspberries as much as I do then this place is for you! The people that are in charge as some of the kindest people I've met and you can tell they do this...
Carla D.
5/3/2018
This place is awesome! The owners are super sweet and it's nice to go pick your own berries. I honestly don't remember how many pounds we took home but it was enough to make raspberry jam,...
Sam S.
9/6/2014
We've visited McBride Briar Patch for two years now and had a great time picking raspberries. The local farmer is very friendly and the berries are delicious! We picked for about two hours this...
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