This season
The 2026 blueberry picking season has ended, in the farm's own words. The farm stand at the Sabbatical Distillery shop continues for a limited time.
Checked August 23, 2026
Victoria Island Farms grows blueberries on Delta peat west of Stockton and is the only farm in this region that tells you which variety you are picking and why.
The farm explains the choice in its own words: "Star is a Southern highbush variety that grows well in this region. Northern highbush varieties need more winter chilling. Lowbush, or wild, blueberries need much colder winter weather." It also grows Duke, Draper, Legacy, Ozark Blue, Emerald and Jewel.
The 2026 picking season has ended. The farm stand at the Sabbatical Distillery shop keeps going: blueberry cheesecake ice cream made with the estate's own berries at $6, estate honey from the farm's pollinating bees at $10 to $18, and cooler bags at $5.
Pro tip: the reason Star and not Duke is the whole story of growing blueberries this far south, and the farm is the only one on this site that bothers to explain it.
We list what we have confirmed. If something you need is not shown, it is worth calling the farm to check.
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.
Farm stand hours. Picking hours are published only in season.
Checked August 23, 2026