For over 40 years, Bell’s Strawberry Farm, a beautiful and welcoming family - run farm has been providing the residents of Wayne County with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables. A visit to the farm, will give you the opportunity to enjoy a family-friendly environment and the best strawberries around!

You will also find adorable Doberman puppies at Bell’s, as in addition to growing strawberries, they also breed show stopping pups too! 

Bell’s Strawberry Farm
Smith Farms

Bell’s Strawberry Farm

We have kept this listing because the farm may still be operating, but the website we had on file is no longer reachable, so we could not confirm its current season or hours. Please search for the farm directly or contact it before planning a visit.

Berry Best Farm

Ditzler Orchard in Rosedale, Indiana runs u-pick by crop. Its official site says the strawberry, blueberry, and peach u-pick seasons have all ended for this year, and lists apples from August 10 through October 21.

Ditzler Orchard

In addition to strawberry picking, there is so much going on at Driving Wind Farm. They have all sorts of homegrown produce available to pick and buy including flowers and vegetables. There is a very well stocked and rather charming Market Shop selling all sorts of goodies too. A trip to visit Driving Wind will be great fun for all the family!

“Here at the Driving Wind Farm we grow our own berries. We have Blackberries, Strawberries, and Blueberries.Berries are only available for picking when they are in season.”

Driving Wind Berry Farm

Hilger Family Farm is a home based business. Dedicated to wholesome family entertainment and selling quality produce and plants. They offer a short, and super popular U-Pick Strawberry season from May through June. 

“We have a variety of homegrown, refreshing Summertime fruits: sweet and sour cherries, gooseberries, raspberries, and blueberries. Fresh berries won’t wait, get them when they are juicy and sweet. We now have cabbage and broccoli ready as well along with our other fresh vegetables.”

Hilger Family Farm

At Huffman and Hawbaker Berry Farm, they aim to provide the best possible U-Pick strawberry experience. The season usually starts in late May and lasts for a few weeks. They say that the earlier the better, as the cold spring weather can push the start of the season.

“Welcome to Huffman & Hawbaker Farms, a Hoosier family farm located in Tippecanoe County, near Lafayette, IN. Family has been a key component to the success of the farm and continues with today’s fifth generation owners and operators. Although change has had an integral influence throughout the generations, our commitment to being good stewards of God’s blessings and to practice sustainable and environmentally responsible farming methods has not changed. The same tradition and focus, as indicated in the mission statement, continues today.”

Huffman & Hawbaker Farms

Rosey’s Berry Farm is a family-owned business that focuses on providing its customers with the best possible strawberry possible. Unlike large commercial farms, they do not use chemical fertilizers, pesticides, or growth enhancers. They do use organic methods when it comes to growing their berries. Unlike commercial berries, Rosey’s berries are smaller because many growers use a spray to force their berries to draw in more water. This method results in a hollow and flavorless strawberry. At Rosey’s, they believe that nature has the right to provide the best possible fruit. They guarantee that you’ll get home-style, thick and sweet-flavored berries.

Rosey’s Berry Farm

A description for Smith Farms is not yet available. The text previously shown here described a different farm and has been removed. See the farm’s own website or contact it directly for current details.

Smith Farms

Spencer Farm is a lovely, rustic, family run farm in Noblesville, Indiana. You are warmly invited to pick you own gorgeous strawberries at the end of each May. 

“Started primarily as a small “pick-your-own” fruit farm; Spencer Farm now sells pre-picked, you-pick, and wholesale fruit around the central Indiana area. In 2008, the farm market was expanded, and has a wide variety of farm fresh Indiana products as well as hand dipped ice cream, our own homemade fudge and pies, jams and jellies, and much more. 

Strawberries begin to ripen at the end of May. The season is approximately 3 weeks long. We grow three varieties that peak at different times.”

Spencer Farm

At Tanglewood Berry Farm they grow high quality blackberries, red & black raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries. All fruit is grown on the farm and hand-picked at peak ripeness.

“We are excited to offer a u-pick operation to the public and hope to build a long lasting relationship in the community. We are open Wednesdays & Saturdays Only , 9am - 4pm. Bring your own container or buy a picking container at the farm stand  Our picking field is an easy walk from the parking lot and is suitable for all ages. Sorry but no domestic animals allowed in the field. We are excited to offer a u-pick operation to the public and hope to build a long lasting relationship in the community.”

Tanglewood Berry Farm

We list 10 strawberry picking farms in Fort Wayne, Frankfort, Hagerstown, Indianapolis, and 5 other towns.

Strawberry Picking Farms in Indiana

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Strawberry Picking Farms listings in Indiana

Farm	City	2026 season
Bell’s Strawberry Farm	Hagerstown	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Berry Best Farm	Nabb	Listing checked September 7; no 2026 dates posted
Ditzler Orchard	Rosedale	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Driving Wind Berry Farm	Indianapolis	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Hilger Family Farm	Fort Wayne	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Huffman & Hawbaker Farms	Lafayette	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Rosey’s Berry Farm	Michigan City	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Smith Farms	Frankfort	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Spencer Farm	Noblesville	Not yet confirmed for 2026
Tanglewood Berry Farm	Fort Wayne	Not yet confirmed for 2026