U-Pick Blueberry Farms and Orchards
268 of the 3,359 u-pick farms we track nationwide have u-pick blueberries. This directory lists agricultural properties offering public pick-your-own blueberry fields across North America. Harvesting periods vary by climate zone, starting in May for southern regions and extending through August in northern states. Average prices range from $3.00 to $6.00 per pound, and farms typically require specific field footware and container protocols.
Browse by state
- California8
- Connecticut5
- Florida16
- Georgia8
- Indiana12
- Maine11
- Maryland5
- Massachusetts25
- Michigan19
- Minnesota6
- New Hampshire9
- New Jersey13
- New York25
- North Carolina14
- Ohio17
- Oregon14
- Pennsylvania7
- South Carolina5
- Texas7
- Vermont11
- Virginia7
- Washington16
- Wisconsin8
Check field reports daily: Blueberry ripening depends heavily on weekly weather conditions, leading farms to close fields without advance notice when patches are picked clean.
Common questions
- When is peak blueberry picking season in the US?
- Southern states begin harvesting in late April and peak in May or June, whereas Northern states experience peak harvest from July through late August. Picking hours typically open around 7:00 AM or 8:00 AM so visitors can pick firm fruit before midday heat sets in.
- How much do pick-your-own blueberries usually cost?
- Pick-your-own blueberries generally cost between $3.00 and $6.00 per pound, depending on organic certification and region. Some farms charge flat rates per container size, such as $15.00 to $25.00 for a 4-quart gallon bucket.
- Can I bring my own containers to the blueberry patch?
- Farm policies vary: some provide standardized buckets with shoulder straps and liners, while others allow personal containers provided staff weigh them before entering the fields. Check the farm website for entry fee policies, as some deduct admission costs from your final berry weight total.