Blueberry Picking FAQ's

We have blueberries from around mid-May through mid-June, depending on the season. Blackberries ripen usually the end of May or early June, and have about a 3 week season. We sometimes plant various vegetables to be ripe while the berries are in season. Unfortunately, we do not plant year around or sell at the farmer's markets. We are a small family operation and only offer pick-your-own produce. Also the honey from our bees (on premises) is only available during berry season. 

There is NO admission / picking fee. We charge for produce that you pick, by the pound. See our price list on this website. In addition, you are welcome to play with the animals. Also, we have started picking by reservation only on the days we are open, (Saturdays and Tuesdays) during berry season. Each  reservation is  for  up  to  6  people,  including  kids.  We  do  this  to  ensure  that  everyone  has  a  good  experience  at  our  farm.  We take several forms of payment - cash, credit cards or checks. Sorry,  we  do  not  accept  apps ,  such  as  Venmo  or  Zelle.

We do not use chemical sprays. Blueberries do not require us to spray. The other produce is also not sprayed, so we do not know until harvest what made it. Please subscribe to our newsletter to know what we have and when.

We open at 8:00 AM on Saturdays and Tuesdays, and do not allow early picking. That said, if you want blackberries, it is best to arrive just before 8:00 to get a bucket. Blueberries are plentiful so arrive anytime from 8:00 to 10:00 for the best selection. 

It is best to wear comfy clothes, sneakers and a hat, along with sunscreen. There is not shade in the fields. If  it  has  rained  (we  pick  rain or  shine),  it  is  best  to  wear  waterproof  shoes. Also, good to wear some insect repellent. We don't have many but there are fire ants and sometimes deer flies. 

There are horses, a mule, chickens and even two pygmy goats on our farm for you to experience. We encourage you (and kids of all ages) to interact with the animals by providing treats for the horses and goats for you to feed them. Just be careful, keep your hand flat and have fun! 

Also, if you want bring your dog, please have him / her on a leash. We have a couple of friendly dogs that hang out with us  while  we  are  working.

We have a few tables and chairs on the farm to allow for picnics in the shade of our beautiful oak trees. So bring your lunch (or even breakfast!) and enjoy after a morning of picking berries and veggies. Water and soft drinks are available along with free frozen flavor ice for the kids.

We can accommodate field trips  on  Thursdays  during  the  blueberry  season.  Please call  us  for  details  and  schedule  early!!!!