Berry farm · U-pick · Since 1856

Ingram's Strawberries Farm

Name: Ingram's Strawberries Farm
Address: 121 Riverdale Drive, High Point, NC, 27263, US
Telephone: (336) 431-2368

Ingram's Strawberries Farm is a berry farm in High Point, North Carolina with u-pick and a pumpkin patch. Visitors can find strawberries.

Hours not listed

Farm's website last updated 2022 · checked Nov 4, 2026

Plan your visit

Hours: Hours not listed Call the farm before you go.
Where: 121 Riverdale Drive
High Point, NC 27263
Randolph County

Directions Call Website

Phone (336) 431-2368 · Facebook

Season: Picking season: May–Jun, Sep–OctApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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Good to know: Free parking
No dogs
How to pay: Cash
The farm does not accept cards or checks
Pick and buy: U-pick: Strawberries, Muscadines
Sells: Fresh produce, Pumpkins, Muscadine slushies, Ice cream

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Before you go

The newest date on the farm's website is 2022, so some details may have changed. Call before you go.
Visitors should leave pets at home when picking strawberries.
Strawberry availability and harvesting can be affected by weather, so visitors should check Facebook or call before coming.
Call or check Facebook before visiting because product availability changes.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

5 crops · From the farm's website

Nothing listed for November. Next up: strawberries in May.

Crop	When
Strawberries U-pick	May–June
Muscadine slushies	June–August
Ice cream	June–August
Muscadines U-pick	September–October
Pumpkins	October

Also at the farm

1 item · From the farm's website

Also from the farm: Fresh produce

Events and things to do

1 event · From the farm's website

Pumpkin patch
October

Visit the dessert barn
Greet a goat
Birthday parties
Group tours

Visiting and ordering

Free parking
No dogs

Good to know

Visitors may bring their own shopping bags.
The farm reuses returned jars, boxes, buckets, and containers when they are in good condition.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Since 1856
The site describes the farm as sustainable, family operated,
Also: Pumpkin patch

The 40-acre farm grows seasonal fruits and vegetables, including strawberries. Visitors can pick strawberries and muscadines, shop for farm produce, and enjoy seasonal activities including the pumpkin patch.