Pick a Pint: 90 Minutes of Raspberry Harvesting and Farm Sips in Murrieta

MURRIETA FARM FIELD GUIDE

Pick a Pint: 90 Minutes of Raspberry Harvesting and Farm Sips in Murrieta

A pre-reserved, 90-minute guided raspberry-picking tour at U Pick Murrieta that includes a pint to harvest, fresh lemonade tasting, and shaded seating—this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.

Pick a Pint: 90 Minutes of Raspberry Harvesting and Farm Sips in Murrieta.

Duration
90 minutes
Location
Murrieta
Operator
U Pick Murrieta
Category
Farm
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Experience the simple pleasure of harvesting your own raspberries at U Pick Murrieta. Tour #1 is a 90-minute, pre-reserved raspberry-picking and farm-education experience where guests harvest a pint of berries, sip fresh-squeezed lemonade with a sugar rim, sample freeze-dried fruit, and relax in shaded seating with additional containers and products available for purchase.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE HARVEST

Harvest Your Own Pint

Turn rows of vines into a takeaway: on this guided, pre-reserved tour you’ll pick and harvest your own pint of raspberries to take home.

THE TASTE

Lemonade with Raspberry Syrup & Samples

Pause for fresh-squeezed lemonade finished with a sugar rim, and sample freeze-dried fruit and a fruit platter supplied as part of the visit.

THE SETTING

Shaded Seating and On-Farm Purchases

Ample shaded seating lets groups relax between harvests; additional containers and freeze-dried products are available for purchase at the farm.

What the day feels like

What the 90 Minutes Feel Like

The tour moves at a comfortable, guided pace: check in, learn about the plants, harvest a pint of raspberries, then sample freeze-dried fruit and a refreshing glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade with a sugar rim while you rest in shaded seating. The experience is designed for small groups and families and includes options to buy extra containers and farm products.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this short farm outing suits — and what to consider before you book.

1
Outdoor WalkersBest for visitors comfortable walking on dirt paths and moving at a leisurely outdoor pace; the route is self-paced along farm paths.
2
Visitors Requiring AssistanceIf you need help on the farm, the operator asks that you let them know—staff are available to assist guests who request it.
3
People Using Mobility AidsThe farm’s dirt paths can present challenges for some mobility aids; plan ahead and contact the operator if you have mobility requirements.
4
Leisure SeekersVisitors who prefer a relaxed, unhurried outdoor activity will appreciate the self-paced nature of the tour and shaded seating.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Sunscreen, a hat, bottled water and closed-toe shoes are recommended for comfort on the dirt paths; bring cash if you plan to purchase additional containers or products.

Footwear & Comfort

Closed-toe shoes are recommended to navigate farm paths safely and comfortably during the 90-minute visit.

Payments & Extras

Bring cash for additional purchases at the farm store, including extra containers and freeze-dried products.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What should I bring?

Bring sunscreen, a hat, bottled water and cash for any extra purchases at the farm store.

What should I wear?

Closed-toe shoes are recommended to navigate dirt paths safely.

Are children allowed?

Yes; children are welcome on the tour.

Are strollers allowed?

Strollers with LARGE wheels are suggested, as small wheels can plow through the soft dirt.

Are animals or pets allowed?

No — outside animals are not permitted for the safety of guests and the farm.

How accessible is the farm?

The farm has dirt paths that guests may use at their own risk; if you require assistance, contact the operator and they will help.