Available for picking haskaps, raspberries and saskatoons.
Also available is rhubarb; we currently have the common green/red variety and some Canada Red plants. We have some frozen rhubarb (fresh or frozen can be used in any recipe)
Future plans also include dwarf sour cherries (if we can get the deer to stop pruning them)
More news to follow, look for us on Facebook to get most current updates on what is ready for picking.
Also available is rhubarb; we currently have the common green/red variety and some Canada Red plants. We have some frozen rhubarb (fresh or frozen can be used in any recipe)
Future plans also include dwarf sour cherries (if we can get the deer to stop pruning them)
More news to follow, look for us on Facebook to get most current updates on what is ready for picking.
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Policies for Pleasant View U-Pick Berries
Haskaps, Raspberries (red/yellow), Rhubarb All these fruits are season & weather dependent SO PLEASE CALL Policies: 1. Cash or Cheques payable to Pleasant View U Pick Berries SORRY NO CREDIT CARDS OR DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED 1. Seven days a week once picking starts. WHILE IN THE FIELD NO SAMPLING / EATING OF FRUIT. 2. Check out our web page (Pleasant View U Pick Berries) to find the approximate dates for when the fruit listed here are ready. 3. Berry picking: Monday to Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon & again 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays & Holidays 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon 4. NO picking any type of fruit during the heat of the day (12 noon to 5 p.m.). 5. Call ahead to make sure we are open and there is and what fruit is available. 403-946-5400 No Sales Staff, so an arrival time is necessary to have someone greet you and show you where the field is. Not necessarily near the house to answer phone calls or emails during business hours – will get back to you as soon as possible. 6. Bring your own containers for berries/fruit (weighing will be done; before and after you go to the field). Haskaps and Raspberries are “fragile” (squish easily) so please take that into consideration when you choose your containers. NO PLASTIC BAGS PLEASE. 7. Please limit the number of people in your group. Only 1 or 2 people from your group to weigh container(s )and when paying. 8. Your berries/fruit will not be washed here. We recommend you rinse them just before use, so the flavor remains and the fruit does not go “mushy”. 9. Recommend that you wear a hat, old shoes (not flip flops), wear pants, a loose fitting shirt with long sleeves no matter what type of berry you are picking; but especially if picking raspberries. Sunscreen and Insect Repellant come in handy too. 10. Your Children are welcome but they are not supervised by us. Private Property so the slide/swing set and children’s toys at the houses are not for the public. 11. NO PUBLIC RESTROOMS. 12. DISINFECTING WIPES WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR USE. 13. Please do not bring your dog or cat. 14. Small u pick so no concession stand of any sort – if you need snacks or water bring them with you but don’t litter as this is our home. 15. To keep up to date on happenings around the farm check out our facebook page – Pleasant View U Pick Berries. 
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About Us:
Don & Linda Rush were born in Alberta and raised just north of the city of Calgary. Don was raised on a small Jersey Dairy farm north west of the hamlet of Balzac and Linda was raised on a mixed farm south west of the town of Crossfield. Married in 1978 Don & Linda have been farming as a team since they moved to their current location in 1985. From our farm we have a very “pleasant view” of the Rocky Mountains and a person can see for miles on a clear day.
Don & Linda moved to their present location, north east of Crossfield, in July of 1985. In December of that year they started milking dairy cattle with the help of their two girls. As time went on things changed. The girls left home and Don & Linda decided to add a u-pick berry operation to the farm. The cattle were sold in 2007 and research began in earnest to find out what types of fruits were available for sale in the U-Pick Market.
Don & Linda Rush were born in Alberta and raised just north of the city of Calgary. Don was raised on a small Jersey Dairy farm north west of the hamlet of Balzac and Linda was raised on a mixed farm south west of the town of Crossfield. Married in 1978 Don & Linda have been farming as a team since they moved to their current location in 1985. From our farm we have a very “pleasant view” of the Rocky Mountains and a person can see for miles on a clear day.
Don & Linda moved to their present location, north east of Crossfield, in July of 1985. In December of that year they started milking dairy cattle with the help of their two girls. As time went on things changed. The girls left home and Don & Linda decided to add a u-pick berry operation to the farm. The cattle were sold in 2007 and research began in earnest to find out what types of fruits were available for sale in the U-Pick Market.