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This Adorable Farm South Of Columbus Lets You Pick Your Own Strawberries

Nothing says spring quite like delicious, juicy strawberries. Luckily, we know just the spot to pick them.

Hann Farms is located just outside of I-270 at 4600 Lockbourne Rd. It’s just under a 20-minute drive from the center of Columbus.

The family farm and market will have a field full of ruby-red strawberries ripe for the picking, starting in mid-May and running through June.

Google Maps driving directions from Columbus to Hann Farms
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Strawberry field with a red barn and farmhouse under a blue sky

First stop: the farm market.

When you turn off of Lockbourne Road, you’ll pull into a parking lot right outside of the farm market. Make a pitstop inside so you can pick up a bag to collect all the strawberries your heart desires. They’ve got other seasonal fruits and veggies available inside the market. You can also find shelves with homemade Miller Jellies and Noodles.

You’ll come back to the market to pay for your pickins. U-Pick strawberries are $2.50/pound as of the 2026 season. Keep it simple. Make sure you have cash on hand. Hann Farms doesn’t accept credit or debit cards.

Hann Farms market building with parked cars and a greenhouse tunnel

Fresh strawberries in teal berry baskets at a farm market stand

Now that you’ve got the gear, get out to the strawberry field.

Once you’re ready to go, hop back in the car and go down the driveway. You’ll pull off into a grassy parking area on the left. When your car is parked you can jump right over to the strawberry field.

Just go out and start looking for bright red beauties. There’s a bit of a method to the madness. The key to picking strawberries is by pinching off the stem, not pulling the berry off the plant or removing the green cap. By leaving the green stuff on the berry, your strawberries will last longer.

Ripe red strawberries growing on plant with green leaves and black mulch

Fresh red strawberries with green stems in white container at strawberry farm

Be sure to check the weather forecast before you head out to Hann Farms.

It can get pretty hot out in the field. Pack water bottles, sunscreen, shades, and sun hats when you go to pick your strawberries.

Agricultural field with rows of green crops and workers harvesting under clear blue sky

Roadside farm sign advertising pick-your-own strawberries and flowers with open hours displayed

It’s time to load up the car!

Hann Farms will be open Monday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sundays from 12 p.m.-5 p.m. once the berries are ripe. You can stay up to date on all their U-Pick info by visiting their website!


Originally published May 2017. Updated April 15, 2021.

Madeline Keener

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