U-pick raspberries · New Mexico

Pick your own raspberries in New Mexico

2 farms in 2 counties. Straw counties have raspberry farms — hover for the count, click for the farms. Season here runs Jul – Sep.

2 raspberry farms2 countiesSeason: Jul – SepAll 9 NM farms →
Counties with raspberry farms
Luna County: none listedTorrance County: none listedGrant County: none listedSierra County: none listedUnion County: none listedDe Baca County: none listedValencia County: none listedSan Miguel County: none listedOtero County: none listedHidalgo County: none listedCibola County: none listedEddy County: none listedRio Arriba County: none listedMcKinley County: none listedLincoln County: none listedSocorro County: none listedTaos County: none listedSan Juan County: none listedCatron County: none listedLos Alamos County: none listedSanta Fe County: none listedMora County: 1 raspberry farmsSandoval County: 1 raspberry farmsQuay County: none listedDoña Ana County: none listedLea County: none listedCurry County: none listedBernalillo County: none listedChaves County: none listedHarding County: none listedColfax County: none listedGuadalupe County: none listedRoosevelt County: none listed
Has raspberry farms None listed
Also picking in New Mexico
RaspberriesJul – Sep
ApplesAug – Oct
CherriesJun – Jul
PumpkinsSep – Oct

Months reported by the farms themselves.

All raspberry farms in New Mexico
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About raspberry picking in New Mexico
How many u-pick raspberry farms are in New Mexico?

2 farms in New Mexico list pick-your-own raspberries, in 2 counties.

When is raspberry picking season in New Mexico?

Farms here report Jul – Sep. A summer crop in July and, for fall-bearing varieties, a second flush in September. Call the farm the morning you go — a busy weekend can pick a field clean.

What else can you pick in New Mexico?

apples (4), cherries (2), pumpkins (2).