This season
In the farm's own words: "We're opening Tuesday, June 23rd!" Nine cultivars ripen in sequence with overlap, giving a season from late June through mid-August, and the farm called this year's crop "shaping up to be our best season ever".
Checked August 22, 2026
Blueberried Alive at Loudonville grows nine carefully selected cultivars that ripen in sequence with overlap, which gives it one of the longest blueberry seasons in the region: "from late June through mid-August".
Frozen, sold year round: $25 for a roughly five pound freezer bag.
This year's opening was Tuesday 23 June, and the farm was cheerful about it: "This year's crop is shaping up to be our best season ever, so come out for a relaxing day in the country and a bountiful supply of fresh, delicious blueberries."
A nice touch, and rare: "Leave your address with us, and we'll send you a postcard at the start of next season."
Pro tip: $3.25 a pound is the cheapest blueberry picking in this region, against $3.75 at Geneva and $4.00 at Conneaut. Nine cultivars in sequence also means the flavour changes across the season, so a July visit and an August visit are not the same trip.
Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.