IronGate Berry Farm

Name: IronGate Berry Farm
Address: 225 Johnson Rd, Eldridge, MO, 65463, US
Telephone: (417) 426-5341

IronGate Berry Farm is a berry farm in Eldridge, Missouri with u-pick. Visitors can find blueberries and strawberries.

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Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 5 pages read

Plan your visit

Hours: Hours not listed Call the farm before you go.
Where: 225 Johnson Rd
Eldridge, MO 65463
Laclede County

Directions Call Website

Phone (417) 426-5341 · Facebook

Season: Picking season: May–JulApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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Pick and buy: U-pick: Strawberries, Blueberries, Blackberries
Sells: Seasonal produce, Berry jams, Berry jellies

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Before you go

Visitors should call before going because a large turnout can pick a field clean before noon.
Picking containers are provided by the farm.
A reservation fee is charged to hold a picking time slot.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

3 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

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

Crop	When
Strawberries	May–June
Blueberries	June–July
Blackberries	June–July

Also at the farm

3 items · From the farm's website

Jams, preserves and sauces: Berry jams, Berry jellies
Also from the farm: Seasonal produce

Events and things to do

U-pick berry picking

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

Weekend visitors should arrive early because fields may be picked clean by noon.
Visitors should bring drinks, snacks, hats, and sunscreen.
The farm is between Camdenton and Lebanon, just off Highway 5.

About the farm

From the farm's website

The farm is FSMA certified.

Mark and Kim have had a farm throughout their adult lives, raised American Quarter Horses, and maintained a large garden. The berry operation began with blackberry and blueberry plants and later expanded to strawberries. The farm grows strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries on one acre; blueberries have three varieties and blackberries have two varieties available for picking. It is FSMA certified and belongs to the Mid America Strawberry Growers Association.