PICK YOUR OWN • BELTON, SC
U-Pick at Callaham Orchards
Fresh from our fields. Picked by you.
Experience the seasons on our family farm in Belton, South Carolina. Pick colorful tulips in the spring, enjoy strawberries, blueberries and blackberries as the weather warms, then return later in the season for muscadines and scuppernongs fresh from the vine.
SPRING AT CALLAHAM ORCHARDS
Pick Your Own Tulips
Spring brings a burst of color to Callaham Orchards as our tulip field comes into bloom. Stroll through the field, choose your favorites, and enjoy a beautiful day on the farm surrounded by tulips and blooming peach trees.
Tulip season typically begins in early March, but bloom times and availability depend on weather and growing conditions.
Planning a visit? Call before you come to confirm current availability and pricing.
Pick Your Own Berries
LATE SPRING & EARLY SUMMER
As the weather warms, head to the fields to pick fresh strawberries, blueberries and blackberries right here at Callaham Orchards.
Strawberries
Typically late April through May
Blueberries
Typically late May through mid-June
Blackberries
Typically late May through mid-June
Planning a visit? Call before you come to confirm current availability and pricing.
LATE SUMMER & EARLY FALL
Pick Your Own Muscadines
As summer winds down, muscadine season begins at Callaham Orchards. These native Southern grapes are known for their sweet flavor, distinctive texture and rich color, and there’s nothing quite like picking them fresh from the vine.
You’ll also find scuppernongs, a type of muscadine grape. Scuppernongs are typically bronze or green when ripe and are known for their sweet, juicy flavor.
Bring the family, stroll the vines and pick your favorites to take home and enjoy.
Because availability depends on the growing season, please call before you come to confirm current picking conditions and pricing.
Take Home More of What We Grow
U-Pick is just part of what’s growing at Callaham Orchards. Shop fresh from the farm for seasonal favorites like peaches, melons, tomatoes and more, along with local goods and farm-market favorites.
