Orchards in Oklahoma

Hunts Peach Orchard

Byars, OK

Hunts Peach Orchard sells pick-your-own peaches near Byars, in the sandy McClain and Garvin county farm country south of Purcell. The season tracks the summer peach ripening, so timing depends on the year's weather. Call before driving out to check what's ready and whether the gate is open.

Jantzen Orchard & Produce

Ringwood, OK

Jantzen Orchard & Produce sells watermelons, cantaloupe, sweet corn, and peaches from a roadside stand west of Ringwood on Highway 412, in Major County. Peaches run July into September and a pumpkin patch follows in fall, with picked produce gathered fresh from the field. The stand opens daily through the season and takes cash only.

John Mikelsons Orchard

Muskogee, OK

John Mikelson's Orchard is a fruit orchard on East 123rd Street South in Muskogee, in eastern Oklahoma near the Arkansas River. Orchards in this part of the state commonly grow apples, peaches, and pears. Contact the orchard to confirm what's ripe, when picking runs, and whether they sell direct or offer u-pick.

Livesay Orchards

Livesay Orchards runs the largest peach operation in Oklahoma, with more than 140 acres of trees near Porter. Brothers Kent and Steve Livesay, both Oklahoma State agriculture graduates, grow close to 50 peach cultivars, stretching the harvest from late May into mid-September. The farm market sells homegrown watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes, blackberries, sweet corn, and apples alongside the peaches. Pick-your-own opens as crops ripen, and fall weekends add hayrides to the pumpkin patch.

Sailor Orchard

Bridge Creek, OK

Sailor Orchard grows pick-your-own peaches on Mesa Road in the Bridge Creek and Tuttle area, southwest of Oklahoma City in Grady County. Picking follows the summer peach ripening, which varies year to year. Call ahead to check ripeness and hours before making the drive.

Spencer's Orchard

Choctaw, OK

Spencer's Orchard, east of Choctaw off Main Street, sells peaches and plums alongside a broad summer produce list: sweet corn, vine-ripened tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, potatoes, sweet onions, green beans, okra, and peppers. The stand runs through the growing season as each crop comes in. Call ahead to see what's picked and ready that day.

Wind Drift Orchards

Harrah, OK

Wind Drift Orchards grows nearly 12,000 peach and nectarine trees across two orchards near Harrah, spanning 38 peach varieties and 6 of nectarine. A small store at the front of the property sells peaches, nectarines, and watermelon through the season, roughly June into September. The Harrah location east of Oklahoma City makes it a common summer fruit stop for the metro.

Wind Drift Orchards East

Harrah, OK

This is the east location of Wind Drift Orchards, on NE 63rd Street in Harrah, run by grower Bill Spencer since 1986. The peaches and nectarines here ripen variety by variety across the summer, so what's on the table shifts through the season, with later varieties carrying into early September. Buy tree-ripened fruit direct in season. Because ripening depends on the weather, it's worth calling ahead to see what's picking.

Wind Drift Orchards West

Harrah, OK

Wind Drift's west orchard on NE 50th Street in Harrah is one of two peach and nectarine sites the Spencer family has farmed since 1986, east of Oklahoma City. Between the two locations, nearly 12,000 trees carry 38 peach varieties and six nectarine varieties that ripen in sequence from mid-June into early September. Fruit is sold in season at the orchard; call for what's ripe and current picking days before you drive out.