More than just strawberries.
LCCL Strawberry Farm is a Rome u-pick destination since 2003 — acres of strawberries, blueberries and blackberries in season, plus homemade ice cream, jams and a kids’ train on weekends.

What you’ll find at the patch
U-pick berries, treats and simple farm fun for the whole family.
U-Pick Berries
About 7 acres of strawberries, plus more in season.
- U-pick strawberries (typically mid-April through mid-July)
- Blueberries and blackberries in June and July
- Pre-picked flats when available
- Buckets to pick in; boxes to take berries home
Treats & Market
Taste the season.
- Homemade strawberry ice cream
- Strawberry, blueberry and blackberry jams
- Strawberry salsa, poppyseed dressing and local honey
- Picnic tables by the pond
Family Fun
Make a memory.
- Kids’ train rides on Saturdays and Sundays (when running)
- Photo cutout and farm grounds
- No pets in the patch (food safety)
- Cash or check only — no cards
What families say
“Took my 2 granddaughters to the strawberry farm today. Strawberries are super sweet and the donuts are amazing! My granddaughter absolutely loves the ice cream and I’ve got a strawberry pie for breakfast tomorrow. Great for a day out. Highly recommend!”
“First time here. The strawberries are super juicy and nice. It’s a big farm. No entry fee, you just pay for the strawberries you pick. It’s a beautiful place. They even have a train ride for the kids.”
“We love the strawberry farm, this is our 6th year going. The berries are always so sweet and good!!”
“We had a great experience as always! We come at least once a season. We ended up picking about 9 lbs of strawberries and we found some big ones!”
Quoted (lightly trimmed) from public Google reviews; reviewer names omitted. Rating, count and review ages as shown on Google in Nov 2026.
Life on the farm
Rows of ripe berries, the red barn, homemade ice cream and a pond-side picnic.








Photos from the LCCL Strawberry Farm Google listing.
Ready for strawberry season?
Check Facebook or call for today’s hours and berry availability, then come make a memory.