Blueberry picking in Washington, DC

The season runs late May to mid November with, in the farm's own words, "Over 20 Crops and 90+ Varieties to pick". A field ticket or season pass is newly required in 2026 for anyone aged three and up, and crops are charged by the container rather than by the pound.

Blackberries and cut-your-own zinnias are picking, and the sunflower path opened around 12 August. Blueberries are finished for the season. The farm prices by the container: blackberries $8 a pint, $14 a quart, $25 for a two-quart basket.

Open daily 9am to 5pm. Entry to the u-pick apple field is $3 a person and bags must be bought at check-in. It is cash only and all sales are final. The orchard asks you to check its page or ring before leaving home.

At the time of checking the farm was picking sunflowers, flowers, herbs, banana peppers, tomatoes, potatoes at weekends and scattered blackberries. Red raspberries are coming with, in the farm's own words, "a short season and smaller harvest than in years past".

A blueberry farm twenty minutes from Frederick, u-pick and already picked, under natural growing practices. It trades through Facebook and publishes no website of its own.

The farm picks fruit and vegetables and asks, on every panel of its own front page, that you always call first on 301-898-7131. Strawberries and blueberries have their own pages.

The orchard picks apples, blueberries, cherries and sweet corn and runs a farm market. Its own website returned an empty page when checked.

An organic fruit farm at Baldwin. Its own web server timed out when checked, so nothing about its 2026 season is confirmed.

The farm market sells peaches, nectarines, plums, blackberries, blueberries, apples, black raspberries, pears and pumpkins, and asks you to call in advance because everything is weather and season dependent. The directory records pick-your-own apples.

A blueberry farm at Darlington. Nothing was confirmed from the farm itself.

The orchard lists a long fruit range and asks you to check its produce page or ring first. Its own site describes what it grows rather than what you may pick, and the directory records pick-your-own blueberries and sweet and sour cherries.

The farm's own site describes a CSA that is sold out for 2026 and says nothing about public picking. The directory records blueberries, cherries, grapes, raspberries and strawberries and hours of April to December, Thursday to Saturday.

In the orchard's own words: "Produce is limited this year due to the April freeze. Unfortunately, many varieties of fruit did not produce." It asks you to ring 301-824-7466 for availability before coming.

Open June and July by appointment only, according to the directory. Nothing was confirmed from the farm itself.

A blueberry farm at Toms Brook, 125km from Washington and at the very edge of this region. It trades through Facebook and publishes no website of its own.