Weiland's Cherry Farm
Pick, Play, and Savor Summer!
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
2-4 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Sunny/cloudy
Stroller Access
Moderate
Washrooms
Not available
Food
Bring your own
Parking
On-site
Booking
Required
Parent Effort
Medium
Bring the whole family to Weiland's Cherry Farm for a sweet adventure in the heart of Niagara's fruit belt - where every cherry picked is a memory made.
About This Place
Weiland's Cherry Farm in Pelham, Ontario (Niagara Peninsula) is a family-run cherry farm offering seasonal pick-your-own cherry picking during the summer harvest, typically in July. Set in the heart of Niagara's fruit belt, it is a popular annual family outing for those looking to pick fresh cherries direct from the trees. Call ahead to confirm harvest availability each season.
Sweet Treats
Fresh cherries straight from the tree
Grow Together
Learn about farming hands-on
Outdoor Fun
Unplug and enjoy nature's playground
Good to Know Before You Go
- Cherry Picking Season
- Typically available in July, depending on harvest conditions.
- Advance Confirmation
- Call ahead at (905) 892-3744 to confirm cherry availability and harvest status.
- Family-Friendly
- Ideal for families; young children should be supervised during picking.
- Outdoor Experience
- Farm is in a rural, open setting with direct access to cherry trees.
- Pricing
- Prices are based on weight or bag size and not publicly listed.
- No Additional Facilities
- No restaurants, playgrounds, or indoor facilities available.
- Seasonal Operation
- Not operational year-round; limited to seasonal harvest periods.
Kid Fit by Age
Babies may enjoy the rural setting if held or pushed in strollers, but the farm is not designed for infants; outdoor conditions and lack of facilities make it situational.
Toddlers can engage with simple picking activities, though supervision is essential due to uneven terrain and potential exposure to dirt or fruit debris.
Perfect for preschoolers who enjoy outdoor exploration and hands-on activities like picking cherries; short visits are ideal for attention span.
Elementary-aged children will love the interactive experience of picking their own fruit, making it both fun and educational about agriculture.
Tweens may enjoy the activity but may find it less exciting over time; engagement depends on interest in farming or seasonal events.
Teens might find the experience underwhelming unless they're interested in agriculture, seasonal work, or photography; suitability varies based on personal interests.
Insider Tips
Arrive early for the best cherry selection
Ask about off-season events
Bring a camera for farm photos
Check for family discounts
- •Call ahead to confirm farm access
- •Supervise children near trees and paths
- •Stay on marked trails to avoid hazards
- •Step-free access to farm entry
- •Sensory-friendly: quiet rural setting
- •Baby changing not available
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week mornings for fewer visitors and calm conditions.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSun hat and sunscreen
- check_boxComfortable walking shoes
- check_boxReusable bag for cherries
- check_boxWater bottle
- check_boxSmall snack
Location
Make it a half-day
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Last checked: 2026