Pick Your Own Blueberries

We are in the second half of this year’s blueberry season, and we are starting to see signs that the crop is slowing down. Picking smaller amounts will have the most success currently. If you haven’t had your fill of blueberries this year, now is the time to plan a visit to the farm.

Hours

Regular Hours: 9am – 4pm

Check back soon for additional dates.  We plan to be open daily for pick your own, but days and hours will change depending on availability.

Pricing

Under 10 pounds: $5.50 per pound
Over 10 pounds: $4.95 per pound

Containers

We encourage everyone to bring their own containers to pick into, but we also have berry trays available for purchase if you would prefer to use one of ours. If you opt to use one of our trays, we simply include the weight of the tray when weighing the berries at checkout, which comes out to roughly $2.00.

We also have bags you can use to take your berries home, which add no additional cost.

If you use your own container, we will weigh your container before you enter the fields and then deduct the cost of the container at checkout.

Parking

We have two parking lots.  The lot next to the farm store tends to fill up quickly, so we encourage everyone coming for pick your own berries to park down behind the store by the field if the front lot is full.

Please do not park in front of the store, as this tends to create a lot of congestion around the entrance and exit, and is generally unsafe.

Pets

We love animals.  Unfortunately, for food safety reasons, we do not allow pets into the fields on the farm.  As a result, we encourage everyone to leave your pets at home when visiting the farm to pick produce.  Please never leave your pets in your car.

Note: service animals are excluded from this policy.

General Crop Info

We grow 7 different varieties of highbush blueberries that typically ripen between the 4th of July and the middle of August.  The majority of our blueberry bushes are over 40 years old and highly productive.  As a result, during the height of the season, you’ll be able to fill several buckets without having to leave a single bush.