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🍎 Cedar Creek Produce Leo-Cedarville, Indiana
Sunlit rows of berries at the U-pick field
The almanac

A farm year, month by month.

Every date below is a typical year — nature signs off on the final schedule, so check Facebook for day-by-day picking conditions.

"At the beck and call of nature" — Amy

The Cedar Creek almanac

Feb–Mar
Syrup season. The family taps their maple and black walnut trees and boils 85–100 gallons a year. Sold at the stand all season long.
May
The stand opens. Asparagus, greenhouse flowers, and spring pre-orders announced on Facebook. Daily 10–5 from here to October.
June
U-pick strawberries — the headliner, typically opening early June. Red and black raspberries follow late month, mostly pre-picked. U-pick $3.00/lb, pre-picked $7.00/qt in 2026 (cash; card fees apply).
July
U-pick blueberries from early July, and the first sweet corn hits the stand. Bring containers or grab theirs.
Aug
Blackberries & peaches — U-pick blackberries late July into August, U-pick peaches through August. Melons, tomatoes and corn peak at the stand. "Highly Reccommend You Take A Trip Out To The Farm For U-Pick Peaches & Blackberries!" — Aug 2025 review
Sep–Oct
The Family Fun Zone. Corn maze & corn trail, greenhouse maze, pumpkin patch, kids' activities, apple cider slushies. Last day is October 31 — then the farm rests.
Always
The pantry shelf. Honey from Randy's hives, maple & black walnut syrup, hormone-free eggs and pork. Availability varies — call ahead in the off-season.
The honest fine print: crop timing shifts with the weather every single year — a spring freeze can shorten a berry season badly. The farm posts what's actually pickable, day by day, on Facebook. Prices shown are from the farm's public 2026 posts and subject to change.

Can't come to Clay Street?

The produce wagon comes to you

Cedar Creek's traveling produce wagon has been a farmers-market fixture for years — Amy once ran seven markets a week. The current schedule posts on Facebook each season.

Find the wagon

A farm produce wagon loaded with sweet corn and tomatoes at a market