Sunny skies, laughter and handfuls of delicious berries. Combine that with a few harmless stains and you’ve got an afternoon of blueberry picking that somehow feels like “the good old days” before the moment’s even passed.
Have fun exploring the map below for farms where you can pick your own blueberries in regions across the U.S. While you’re at it, get more summertime activity ideas and recipes to help you savor the summer.
Tips for a successful trip:
Don’t worry if you don’t see a farm near you – this list continues growing (get it?), so visit us again as you plan your next adventure. Post-adventure, try your hand at a new-to-you blueberry recipe or freeze them for months of enjoyment.
Blueberry season begins in April in the warmer states and ends sometime between August and September before fresh berries start rollin’ in from South America. And here’s a fun fact you can bore impress your kids with: Blueberries were first harvested in New Jersey 100 years ago, they’re still loved by millions nationwide and enjoyed at blueberry festivals year after year.
Farms listed on this page are not maintained by the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council. Have questions about your blueberry picking adventure? Contact the farm using the details included in the map above.
