With spring comes strawberry season. According to the South Carolina Department of Agriculture, April through June is prime time for picking these sweet, juicy gems in the Palmetto State.
City Editor Erika here. Strawberries are one of my all-time favorite fruits — and I’m convinced they taste even better when you pick them yourself.
Ready to get your hands a little dirty and your baskets full? Here are four spots around Charleston where you can go strawberry picking this season.
Pro tip: Always double-check farm websites or social media before heading out — hours can vary based on weather and crop conditions.
Westbury Farms Strawberries at Marymeade Market | Summerville
A local favorite, this spot is perfect for a laid-back weekend outing. Pick your own strawberries or grab a pre-picked basket if you’re short on time.
Boone Hall Farms | Mount Pleasant
Known for its charming farmstand and local produce, Boone Hall is a classic Lowcountry experience. Make a day of it with the family or enjoy a casual date. Pre-picked berries are also available.
Bugby Plantation | Wadmalaw Island
Tucked near the iconic Angel Oak tree, this scenic spot offers relaxed, rain-or-shine strawberry picking. Expect peaceful views and a plentiful haul.
Hickory Bluff Berry Farm | Holly Hill (~45 from Charleston)
Take a mini trip to this family-friendly farm that offers more than just strawberries — you’ll also find blueberries and blackberries as the season rolls on.