Neck Road Produce
2026 Prices​
Blueberries $2.50 per pound
Blackberries $2.50 per pound
Raspberries $3.50 per pound
Peaches $2.50 per pound
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​Honey: See Honey Page​
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Forms of Payment
Cash, Check, Venmo, Farm Direct Vouchers
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Place payment in drop box.
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Weigh your containers at The Scale House, follow signs to designated picking areas, weigh your fruit and subtract container weight, place payment in drop box or Venmo. Thanks for coming!
Hours
Opening Day Tuesday June 16, 2026​
Monday 6 AM- 9 PM
Tuesday 6 AM- 9 PM
Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 6 AM- 9 PM
Friday 6 AM- 9 PM
Saturday 6 AM- 9 PM
Sunday 6 AM- 9 PM
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​Contact and Location
503-714-5556
18945 SE Neck Road
Dayton, OR 97114
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Social Media
Venmo
Picking Report
Tuesday July 21
We are Closed every Wednesday and usually from 1-7 when the temperature is above 95 degrees. If it’s hot, check our social media or website before coming.
***WATER WILL BE ON TUESDAY STARTING AT NOON UNTIL ABOUT 7 PM, YOU MAY PICK IN THE RAIN IF YOU WOULD LIKE***
Please bring your own containers if you can.
Don’t forget to check out The Honey Box before you go!
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Peaches: Thursday 7/23 will be a big peach day! Starfires and Vivids will both be opening and have large crops this year. Red Havens and Harkens will be re-opening as well. The inside row of Red Havens has a large crop, most of the remaining Harkens are at the far end of the rows.
You may drive all the way back to the peach orchard. Follow the signs that will lead you back to the Scale House in a one-way circle. Please do not turn around and come back the way you came, we don’t want any accidents. Thank you! Bring your own containers. Children must be directly supervised. Please do not eat peaches until you have paid. Thank you.
Blueberries: Blueberry picking is at its best right now. So much available to load up quickly.
Duke- Large clusters of ripe berries are still available. You can load up quickly, but you will need to look around for the best spot. Some bushes are over ripe and others are perfect.
Chandler- Come load up, we have a great crop this year. These can grow as large as a quarter and are so fun to pick and eat!
Legacy- Ready to pick! We have some huge berries this year, they must be trying to compete with the Chandlers! These are a favorite of many for their sweet plum flavor.
Pink Lemonade-These also are favorite treats for their uniqueness. Look for pink or white berries without any green left. Pollinator plants are interspersed with blue/pink berries (these are good to eat, but are not the Pink Lemonade variety)
Raspberries: This is last call for raspberries. You will need to work to find them.
Blackberries: The heat is always hard on these berries so if you need a few more pounds this season, come Tuesday morning!
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