It’s no wonder that the blueberry is New Jersey’s official state fruit. They are nutritious, perfect for a snack, taste great in baked goods – and also grow low enough for even toddlers to pick.
You can bring the whole family to a pick-your-own farm. Picking usually starts mid-June, depending on the year, so be sure to call ahead before going.
Atlantic
Blueberry Bill Farms
914 11th St., Hammonton
609-839-4306
DiMeo Farms
3101 Nesco Rd., Hammonton
609-561-5905
Lindsay’s Farm
436 Pleasant Mills Rd., Hammonton
609-561-2474
Note: Picking was suspended for 2023, so check back for updated season info for 2024.
Walking Bird FarmsÂ
Formerly B&B Farms
250 South Mannheim Ave., Egg Harbor City
609-338-8690
Burlington
Clement Blueberry Farm
200 Magnolia Rd., Pemberton
609-836-0099
Haines Berry Farm
98 Sheep Pen Hill Rd., Pemberton
609-894-8630
Johnson’s Corner Farm
113 Church Rd., Medford
609-654-8643
Pointsett Wm J Farmer
209 Columbus Ave., Browns Mills
609-744-5522
Wells’ Blueberry Farm
466 Retreat Rd., Southampton
609-859-2662
Gloucester
Mood’s Farm Market
901 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill
856-478-2500
Hunterdon
Phillips Farms
290 Church Rd., Milford
908-995-0022
Schaefer Farms
1051 County Rte. 523, Flemington
908-782-2705
Mercer
Terhune Orchards
330 Cold Soil Rd., Princeton
609-924-2310
Middlesex
VonThun Farms
519 Ridge Rd., Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick
732-329-8656Â
Monmouth
Battleview Orchards
91 Wemrock Rd., Freehold
732-462-0756
Note: This is the first season for blueberry picking at Battleview.
Happy Day Farm
106 Iron Ore Rd., Manalapan
732-977-3607
Morris
Alstede Farms
1 Alstede Farms Ln., Chester
908-258-6245
HillView Farms
223 Meyersville Rd., Gilette
908-647-0957
Ocean
Argos Farms
1250 Lacey Road, Forked River
609-693-3513
Emery’s Berry Farm
346 Long Swamp Rd., New Egypt
609-758-8514
U Pick Blueberry Patch
611 Route 9, Lanoka Harbor
Somerset
Snyder’s Farm
586 South Middlebush Rd., Somerset
732-496-0441
Not sure what to do with the 10 pounds of blueberries you bring home? Keep them in the fridge for up to a week, then pop them in the freezer and thaw before eating. For a special treat during a heat wave, let your kids cool off by eating them frozen (cut them first for little ones to avoid a choking hazard).
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