Welcome to Krupp Farms
A fourth-generation family farm in Comstock Park, Michigan, where thousands of families have come to pick berries, enjoy the petting zoo, and make memories since 1916. We're so glad you're here.
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Krupp Farms Produce
What We Grow
We've been growing strawberries on this land for over a century, and over the years we've added raspberries and peaches to the mix. Come pick your own or stop by the Berry Barn and we'll have them ready for you.
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Established in 1916
Over a century on the same Michigan soil
Krupp Farms has been a part of this community since 1916, when Charles Krupp purchased the first 80 acres on Krupp Avenue and planted a single acre of strawberries. Four generations later, we're still here, still growing berries, still welcoming families to the farm, and still guided by the same belief Charles passed down to his sons: take care of the land and it will take care of you.
Today the farm is run by Nancy Krupp and her nephew Derek Huffman, who together are carrying on a tradition that has weathered more than a century of Michigan seasons. It's a labor of love, and one we're proud to share with every family that walks through our gates.
"Take care of the land and it will take care of you."~ Charles Krupp, Founder
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Years as a centennial farm
More Than Berry picking
Things To Do At Krupp Farms
Picking berries is just the beginning. Krupp Farms is a destination, free to visit, open to everyone, and full of things to do for the whole family.
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Field Trips
We host daycares, schools, and groups of 20+ Monday through Friday during strawberry season.
The Milk House
Premium Cedar Crest Dairy ice cream, strawberry shortcake, hot dogs, and more.
Petting Zoo
Free to visit. Pick up animal feed at the Berry Barn for $0.25 and let the kids say hello.
Playground
Let the little ones run free while you enjoy the farm.
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Visiting the farm
Where to park At Krupp Farms
Where you park depends on why you're here. Follow the guide below to make sure you head to the right spot when you arrive.
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Berry Barn, Milk House & activities
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Turn into the second driveway
Pass the first driveway — that leads to the private residence.
The Berry Barn entrance is the next driveway down.
The Berry Barn entrance is the next driveway down.
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Park in the large lot
You'll see a large parking area when you pull in.
Park here for all Berry Barn visits.
Park here for all Berry Barn visits.
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Walk up to the Berry Barn
The Milk House ice cream shop is right there.
Follow the path between the barns to reach the pavilion, petting zoo, & playground.
Follow the path between the barns to reach the pavilion, petting zoo, & playground.
U-pick strawberries & raspberries
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Look for the u-pick signs
When you arrive, follow the u-pick arrow signs.
They'll guide you directly to the field that's open for picking that day.
They'll guide you directly to the field that's open for picking that day.
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Park in the u-pick field lot
Parking is located at the u-pick field itself.
Follow the u-pick signs, don't stop at the berry barn.
Follow the u-pick signs, don't stop at the berry barn.
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Check in at the field
A team member will get you set up with a container and point you to your row.
Payment is made in the u-pick field.
Payment is made in the u-pick field.
