I have picked at Pine Tree Apple Orchard for Strawberries. I didn't get there until the end of the season (last day maybe), so they were small but the kids loved the wagon ride out. They have lots of apples in the fall but all pre picked.

Natura Farms (also known as North Star) in Scandia on Manning (Hwy 15) 2 miles south of Hwy 95. We did this this year. We picked (me and my 6 year old son and 3 year old daugther) 28 pounds in 1.5 hours (on top of what they ate). The kids were drenched in berry juice as they ate most of what they picked. They are an all organic farm and have pick your own everything, currants, blueberries raspberries, rhubarb, even roma tomatoes! I highly recommend them. Their strawberries were going to go fast (mold from the rain) since they couldn't spray with anything. He said if they get a little bit of mold in the patch it spreads quickly. But it was awesome when I was there. They were open as late as you wanted!

Literally across the street they had strawberries too (don't know the name). I didn't pick there, but I had picked the blueberries last year from this one. They were very good, they had raspberries too, but we ran out of time.

As for apples and raspberries whistling well farm in Afton (next to afton apple orchard was family run, not touristized, chickens running around, pick your own (hard to find with apples). They had fresh honey too.

Links:
http://farms.2havefun.com/minnesota.shtml www.pickyourown.org/MN.htmhttp://www2.mda.state.mn.us/webapp/mngrown/mngrown_default.jsp

Holly

For blueberries and a nice drive, we like Rushriverproduce.com in Maiden Rock, Wisconsin. Visit their website or call at 715-594-3648, open th-sun, 8-5.