

Dry Creek Peach is a boutique organic peach farm nestled in the Dry Creek Valley of Healdsburg. We strive to grow the best and most nutritious peaches you will ever taste. Our 30 variety season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

We work year-round to create the healthiest orchard environment and soil. During harvest, our peaches ripen on the tree as long as possible. We hand-pick, hand-sort, and hand-pack all our fruit, nothing is done by machine.

What Customers Say
When the New York Times asked Alice Waters what she would order for her last supper, her response was "I would have a Last Chance peach...in late August or September." And yes, it was from us!
"If Dry Creek Peaches are in season–so intensely ripe it's mind boggling–they're on the menu in soups, salads, and desserts," says Charlie Palmer.
"These are the best peaches in the world," proclaims John Ash.
"The taste of summer," overheard in the farm stand.
In the News
Edible Marin & Wine Country (summer 2022): “One of the quintessential rituals of summer for me is biting into a perfectly ripe peach with juice running down my fingers. It’s precisely this taste of summer, the just-picked, perfectly tree-ripened peach, that Healdsburg’s Dry Creek Peach offers its customers every year from Memorial Day through Labor Day.”
House & Garden: “The family is involved in every aspect of the growing, picking, and shipping of its fruit, so the quality remains high.”
The Wall Street Journal: “That was the start of a burgeoning second career for the Sullivans, whose Dry Creek peaches have since developed a national following..."
The New York Times (about our jam): “Big flavor is packed into every glass vessel; each one is redolent of the peach that made it. Whereas most peach preserves are watery or bland, these are the exceptions; they’re the reincarnation of summer’s end, and if you pace yourself, you can enjoy them all year ‘round.”