History

Biringer Farms began as a chicken farm in Pennsylvania in 1938 before moving to Arlington, WA, where the Biringer family transitioned to strawberry cultivation. Now in their third generation, they continue this legacy with a focus on Agri-Tourism, inviting visitors to experience berry picking and farm activities since the 1980s.

Practices

The farm operates a U-Pick program for strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, tayberries, and black caps. It also offers the Be A Farmer Tour, a self-guided experience for children and groups featuring interactive stories, a giant strawberry ride, and hands-on berry picking. All activities emphasize family fun and education.

Offerings

Biringer Farms provides fresh berries through U-Pick and a Farm Market. Seasonal events include Father’s Day celebrations with live music, kiddie activities, and farm sales. Recipes and customer blogs highlight creative ways to use their berries in cooking and baking.

Visiting

The Be A Farmer Tour runs Monday–Friday, 10am–3pm, from June to July. Admission is $10 per child, with free adult chaperones for groups of five or fewer. U-Pick hours are 6am–2:30pm during harvest seasons, with specific windows for strawberries (early June–early July) and raspberries/tayberries (July).

Buying

Fresh berries are available via U-Pick or the on-site Farm Market. The farm also sells through its website and events, with pricing details accessible via FAQs. For large orders or deliveries, contact the farm directly for options.

Location

Located at 21412 59th Ave NE, Arlington, WA, the farm is 2.3 miles east of I-5 off Hwy 530. Tours and U-Pick areas are accessible by personal vehicle; no public transportation is available on-site.