Blueberry picking in Philadelphia, PA

The picking season opens on Memorial Day with strawberries and runs to late October. The orchard reports that after April's frost it "had to get creative with new events and specialty items", so its 2026 tree fruit should be checked before travelling.

The orchard publishes exact 2026 dates: blueberries 25 June to 22 August, flowers 8 July to 17 October, apples from 20 August. Cherries have no crop at all this year. All pick-your-own fruit is priced by the pound.

Open by appointment only through June, July and August 2026, 10am to 5pm. Blueberries are $2.50 a pint. There are no entrance or admission fees and it is cash only. The farm is pet friendly.

Open every day 8am to 6pm with free parking and free admission to the grounds. Picking runs 8am to 4pm. At the time of checking beefsteak tomatoes, bicolor corn, Fredonia grapes, sunflowers and zinnias were open. The farm has published a message about the impact of the April freeze.

The farm runs picking across four seasons and publishes a live "Currently Picking" page rather than a calendar, warning that "Picking dates can change by as much as a week or 10 days from year to year".

The farm is open to the public with u-pick crops and u-cut flowers, alongside a farm store and an optional membership card. It farms 40 acres of vegetables, berries, flowers and herbs and is in its seventeenth growing season.

Blueberry picking runs every day 9am to 4pm. Pears come the first weekend in September, sunflowers in August, apples mid September and pumpkins in October. Cherries, peaches and plums are available in the market only, with no u-pick this season.

U-Pick Berry Adventures run Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday only, with hours that vary by crop. There are no u-pick cherries and no u-pick peaches in 2026: the orchard says "Check back summer 2027" for both.

Opening day is around 20 June and the farm posts it on Facebook. Hours are 7am to 7pm every day including 4 July. Entry is a non-refundable $5 and the berries are $2.50 a pound. There are no pre-picked berries and you bring your own take-home containers.

Closed for the season. The farm was established in 2021 and picks blueberries at 200 Magnolia Road, Pemberton.

Picking runs Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 3pm, closed Mondays. At the time of checking the farm reported "excellent picking" on Jonamac apples and sweet corn. There are no farm-grown peaches this year and the market is buying them in from other growers.

The farm reports a complete loss of its peach crop and a limited apple crop after the April 2026 freeze, in its own words caused by two abnormally hot days that pushed the trees into blossom before the temperature plummeted. Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and flowers are the picking crops.

The market opens 8am to 6pm and picking 8am to 5pm, closed Sundays. At the time of checking raspberries were available for picking. The apple festival is on Saturday 12 September.

The 2026 pick-your-own season has officially ended. The farm thanks customers for "your understanding of the challenges that this year has brought", which is as close as it comes to naming the spring freeze.

Closed for the 2026 season as of 14 July. In season the farm picks strawberries, blueberries and red and black raspberries, mornings 8am to noon and evenings 4:30pm to 8:30pm, Saturdays mornings only, closed Sundays.

Open April to October, 8am to 7pm most days, with Wednesday and Saturday closing at 5pm and Sunday closed all year. The orchard picks apples, raspberries and blueberries and is building a new farm market.

Picking runs Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 3:30pm, and the farm gives a free picking pass Wednesday to Friday. At the time of checking flowers, tomatoes, aubergine and sweet and hot peppers were all open.

Open Thursday to Sunday for the summer and autumn season. Strawberry picking needs a $5 picking pass per person; every other crop is paid for by weight after you pick. No reservations are taken and the farm works first-come, first-served.

Open daily 10am to 6pm year round. At the time of checking the farm was picking blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, squash, courgette, aubergine, peppers, tomatoes, herbs, sunflowers and zinnias. Admission is $3.50 a person, with under-twos free.

The farm publishes no readable information. Its own site returns a page title and nothing else.

The 2026 pick-your-own season has finished. In the farm's own words, "Fresh & pick-your-own blueberries are all picked for the season. Thank you for another great summer - see you in 2027!" Picking runs 15 June to 1 August.

The farm's own website returns a title and no content, so nothing about its season is confirmed.

The farm publishes no website. The directory records u-pick and already-picked blueberries.

The farm publishes no website of its own. Tabora Farm, a few doors away on the same road, directs strawberry pickers here and asks them to ring for the schedule.

The farm has no website of its own, only a Facebook page, and publishes no season dates, hours or prices that could be read.

The farm publishes no website. It picks blueberries in the Pine Barrens.

The farm publishes no website. It picks blueberries in the Pine Barrens and the directory records that it sells both u-pick and already-picked fruit.

The farm publishes no website. Its Google listing names it a u-pick blueberry farm and the directory records that it uses no pesticides.

Enrichment matched a farm with a similar name and no website, so nothing here is confirmed. The directory records blueberries and raspberries.