Tuesday August 4th, 2026 -We are now CLOSED for today.
Last Blueberry Pick of the Season – Wednesday
Wednesday will be our final blueberry picking day of the 2026 season.Sunday's heavy rain knocked many of the ripe berries to the ground, but there are still blueberries to be picked. If you're hoping to enjoy one last pint or litre of fresh blueberries, you should still have success. However, the days of easy picking and filling large baskets are now behind us.We'll be opening the gates one final time from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Please arrive by 11:00 a.m. to allow enough time to pick before we close.
Our Farm Stand will also be open, with Bee Mine Honey and our homemade preserves available for purchase while supplies last.
The Good News!
Some of our raspberry canes are already showing a beautiful second crop, and we're expecting another round of raspberry picking in a few weeks.We won't be advertising this crop heavily, as quantities will be limited. If you'd like to be among the first to know when picking begins and what dates and times we'll be open, subscribe to our email list.We promise not to fill your inbox—we'll only email when there's something worth sharing!
Looking Ahead
After Wednesday, the farm will be closed for the remainder of August and the first few weeks of September as we prepare for our fall season.We'll be busy getting everything ready for pumpkin picking, our annual corn maze, and all the fun that comes with fall! We can't wait to welcome everyone back when we open for the season in September.
Pick your own blueberries
Ready for some berry fun? Find all the blueberry-picking details here!
Picking Hours
Blueberry season usually runs from the second week of July to the end of the month, but our small crop can get picked out quickly.
We typically follow the same morning picking schedule as raspberries, mainly for ease of staffing. Occasionally, we open for evening or weekend picking, depending on how much is picked in the morning.
For the latest hours, visit our pick your own page or check social media.
Pricing
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$6.50 per litre (2025) - to be updated mid June 2026
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We charge by volume, so please avoid mounding the berries in your basket.
Baskets
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2L and 4L baskets: $1 each
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1L baskets: $0.25 each
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You’re welcome to bring your own containers from previous years or other farms—just make sure they are clearly marked in litres by the manufacturer.
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We’ll confirm the volume of your basket at check-in.
Ready Picked Blueberries
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Ready-picked blueberries: $12/L (2026) -
Comfort in the field
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Our blueberries are grown on half-height bushes, which are a cross between high bush and low bush varieties. They stand about 3–4 feet tall.
To make your picking experience more comfortable, we offer milk crates to sit on while you pick. You’re also welcome to bring your own stool or small chair if you prefer!
Storing Your Blueberries
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In the Fridge:
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Blueberries keep best when stored dry and unwashed.
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If you do need to wash them, do so just before eating.
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Store in a breathable container or leave them in a shallow tray in the fridge.
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They typically last up to 5–7 days when stored properly.
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Freezing:
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If you have washed your berries, ensure they are fully dry before proceeding
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Spread berries in a single layer on a tray and freeze until solid.
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Transfer to a freezer bag or container for long-term storage.
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Frozen blueberries are perfect for baking, smoothies, and snacking!
Visitor Notes
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Please dress appropriately for the field—hats, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes are recommended.
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Children are welcome! Keep in mind that blueberries take time to fill a basket, so patience is helpful.
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No pets are allowed in the fields, except for service animals.
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Please be respectful of the plants, staff, and other pickers.
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Only pick what you intend to buy.