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Farm Day Trips · Kind of stop
Our Farm Day Trips directory has 37 berry farms in 10 states. Many are close to a lavender farm, so you can visit both in one day.
37 places · updated November 6, 2026
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37 places, picked and checked by hand
Family berry farm on the Tamar, 20 minutes from Launceston, with pick-your-own strawberries and raspberries from November to May and a café open daily.
Main Ridge berry farm reopening 30 October 2026 for walk-in strawberry picking from A$12 a punnet, plus a café known for strawberry scones.
Fifth-generation Clarence-Rockland fruit farm with July berry and cherry picking, apples from mid-August and a fruit wine bar on fall weekends.
Westham Island farm in the same family since 1885, with U-pick berries from early June to early August and a pumpkin patch every October.
Langley berry farm, family owned and run since 1974, with summer U-pick, a waffle bar and fruit wine tastings Wednesday to Sunday.
Family strawberry farm near Lucknow with pick-your-own berries from mid-June to late July, plus strawberry pies, milkshakes and homemade jam.
Melbourne farm with pick-your-own blueberries from late July and drop-in cut-your-own flowers in August and September, grown without herbicides.
Fourth-generation organic farm in Saint-Laurent with summer u-pick strawberries and blueberries and a riverside kiosk in a restored barn.
Family blueberry farm north of La Porte growing 70-plus varieties for U-pick, open daily except Tuesday from about early July to Labor Day.
Marshall County U-pick blueberry farm in LaPaz, formerly Pertics Blueberry Plantation, with a short season that usually opens at the end of June.
Family blueberry farm by the Indiana–Michigan line growing 12 varieties for U-pick in July and August, open daily 7 am–6 pm Central in season.
Starke County blueberry patch west of North Judson with U-pick at $2 a pound in 2026, open daily mid-July to mid-August, 7 am–6 pm Central.
Family blueberry farm west of North Judson with U-pick and ready-picked berries, a farm market and picnic grills, open daily July to mid-August.
Scott County fruit farm where pick-your-own strawberries start in May, followed by blueberries and blackberries, with honey from 30 hives.
Kosciusko County berry farm near Syracuse with you-pick blueberries from about early July and blackberries from late July, plus a country market.
Pesticide-free berry field at Scio Church and Zeeb roads west of Ann Arbor, with a Saturday farm stand and a free fall nut festival.
Fourth-generation berry farm north of Grand Rapids since 1916, with U-pick strawberries and raspberries, a free petting zoo and Milk House ice cream.
Pick-only blueberry farm on Beach Road west of Dexter, with a four-to-six-week season from July and berries at $2.75 a pound in 2026.
Strawberry-only farm on Tecumseh Street in Dundee with a short June season; in 2026, U-pick opened June 8 with berries at $4 a pound.
U-pick blueberry farm on 58 lakeshore acres near Glenn, open Thursday to Sunday from July 9 in 2026, with berries grown without synthetic pesticides.
Casual blueberry U-pick on Blue Star Highway near Fennville, typically mid-July to mid-August, with pre-picked berries sold by the pound too.
Certified organic since 1977, this Fennville blueberry farm offers U-pick from about mid-July to early August and frozen berries all year.
Five-generation Whitehall blueberry farm selling u-pick and ready-picked berries since 1961, open weekdays and Saturdays in July and August.
Tauwhare Road berry farm east of Hamilton with bookable pick-your-own from mid-November to February and ice cream made from its own berries.
Northwest Auckland berry farm where a train carries pickers to the fields; strawberries October to April, plus blueberries December to February.
Fourth-generation farm north of Levin selling tunnel-grown strawberries October to June and asparagus September to December, open daily.
Bombay hills strawberry farm where you fill a bucket for $30 in season, then walk about 10 minutes through a paddock to a private waterfall.
Blueberry Country’s Ōhaupō orchard offers summer pick-your-own blueberries, orchard-store refreshments and frozen berries outside the fresh-fruit season.
Small family blueberry farm on the Āwhitu Peninsula: pick your own for NZ$12 a kilo from late January (2026) and try real fruit blueberry ice cream.
Loveland family farm with U-pick strawberries in spring and Fall on the Farm daily Sept. 19 to Nov. 1, 2026, with a 5-acre corn maze and hayrides.
Trenton farm market open six days a week, with pick-your-own strawberries from late May into early June and blackberry picking in July.
Hillcrest Berry Orchards is a family berry-growing business in the Banhoek Valley. Visitors can enjoy the mountain outlook from its restaurant and buy jams, sauces, preserves and frozen berries in the farm shop.
Polkadraai Farm offers seasonal strawberry picking near Stellenbosch, alongside family activities, a farm stall and play areas.
Family farm shop on Rogate Road east of Petersfield, with pick-your-own fruit and beans through summer and pumpkins until 31 October.
A Hanover County family farm since 1978 with a 30-acre October pumpkin patch, hayrides and all-you-can-carry pumpkins for $30 in 2026.
Abrams event farm whose Fall Fest runs to Oct. 31 with a 15-acre corn maze and pumpkins, plus summer strawberry picking at its Suamico farm.
Family berry farm west of Baraboo since 1998 with 10 acres of strawberries in June and pick-your-own blueberries into early August.
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