Blueberry picking in Seattle, WA

An Olympia blueberry farm with no website of its own. Its Facebook page returned only a name and location to automated reading.

The season starts 26 June and runs early July through mid-September. Blueberries are the main crop with thornless blackberries seasonally.

The 2026 season opened on 17 July. Open seven days a week, 9am to 8pm. Blueberries are $3.60 a pound for cash or $3.75 by card.

Closed for the summer season. The Fall Harvest begins on 25 September. Berry picking runs June to August, the pumpkin patch September and October, and Christmas trees November and December.

U-pick blueberries run 8 July to 30 August, Friday to Sunday 8:30am to 5pm. The Sunflower Festival runs 7 to 30 August. Blueberry picking needs no admission ticket.

Open Wednesday afternoons 3pm to 7pm, Saturdays 9am to 3pm and Sundays 9am to 1pm. Blueberries are $4.25 a pound across eleven heirloom varieties.

A large Mount Vernon farm in the Skagit Valley whose own site refused automated reading. Nothing could be confirmed in its own words.

Certified organic blueberries are available to pick from mid-July through mid-September, Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, closed Sundays.

The 2026 u-pick season opened on 18 July. Open 9am to 4pm. Blueberries are the only crop, and there is a farm store in a historic barn.

An Enumclaw farm whose own site has a mismatched security certificate and could not be read.

A Snohomish blueberry farm whose own site refused the connection on two attempts. Nothing could be confirmed in its own words.

The 2026 season opened on 15 July. Blueberries are $2.85 a pound with a five-pound minimum, cash or cheque only. Mornings and evenings alternate through the week.

U-pick is closed for the 2026 harvest. The fresh season ran 13 July through the week of 17 August while supplies lasted, and the farm shop stays open to 13 September.

A Mount Vernon farm whose own site returned only a "Home" label to automated reading.

A Carnation blueberry farm growing six varieties across twelve acres in the Snoqualmie River valley. It publishes no hours, season dates or prices.

The second of two blueberry farms run by the City of Bellevue. Its shared website refused automated reading in this pass.

The end of the 2026 season is upon the farm, in its own words, with a few final appointments and some specials remaining. It runs on appointments rather than open hours.

A Bainbridge Island farm with a long history, whose own site refused automated reading. Nothing could be confirmed in its own words.

One of two blueberry farms run by the City of Bellevue. Its shared website refused automated reading in this pass.

A Monroe farm picking five berries plus kiwiberries and grapes, with a venue business alongside. It publishes no hours, season dates or prices.

The 2026 u-pick season is open, Wednesdays 10am to 2pm, Fridays 3pm to 7pm and weekends 9am to 3pm.

Closed for ripening at the time of checking, with the farm hoping to reopen on the Monday. Two fields are open through the back half of the season. It asks you to keep checking its page.

The berry farm is closed for the season. In the farm's own words, "Come back to see us in October for pumpkin season!"

A Tacoma city park with public blueberry bushes rather than a farm. Metro Parks Tacoma owns and runs it, and its page refused automated reading in this pass.

Open Wednesday to Sunday, 8am to 1pm, in a July and August season. The farm operates by appointment only and narrows its hours as the crop slows.

The 2026 season is over, announced by the farm on 2 August. It offers both u-pick and we-pick blueberries.

A Vashon Island farm and store with no website. Nothing about its picking could be confirmed in this pass.

A Puyallup farm whose own site failed an SSL handshake and could not be read.

A Monroe organic farm with no website. Nothing about its picking could be confirmed in this pass.

A Sammamish blueberry farm with no website. Nothing about its picking could be confirmed in this pass.