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Ann Arbor U-Pick Blueberry Farms

Berry Bliss: Discover Local Blueberry Picking Near Ann Arbor

When is Michigan Blueberry Season? That’s a great question! Michigan’s blueberry season starts in mid-July and can last into September thanks to the number of varieties grown here.

Blueberry Picking Ann Arbor Area Options

There are no blueberry picking options in Ann Arbor itself. However, there are several nearby options.

Blueberries will mostly start in early-mid July for 2024. Hazens is opening June 28-30 for early season picking.

Find U-Pick Blueberry Farms Near You

The map below highlights u-pick blueberries near you and find the most convenient blueberry farm to you.

Blueberry U-Pick Near Ann Arbor

Check out all of the farms below for the best blueberry picking in Michigan – specifically the Ann Arbor region.

Blueberries ready for picking

Blueberries at Blueville Acres Blueberry Farm

Current Season Update: Closed for season. See their statement here: https://www.facebook.com/bluevilleacres/posts/pfbid0cvpD4DWRaRfovrbe2QAVxuK6QTgV8h4asxXodBNyoM82AQQSDkCFcEw1cKQ9YNMrl

Price: $3/pound

Picking Containers: Provided picking containers and bags to take home.

About Blueville Acres Blueberry Farm

Blueville Acres is a no-spray farm that uses organic practices. They also offer free-range eggs, pastured pork, and non-gmo Thanksgiving turkeys.

Crops: Blueberries

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Limited Spray

Location

Blueville Acres Blueberry Farm, 38093 Judd Road, Belleville, MI, USA

Farm Hours

Public Schedule:
Saturday, July 15 9a-1p
Saturday, July 22 9a-1p
Sunday, July 30 4-8p
Canceled - Saturday, August 5 9a-1p
Canceled - Saturday, August 12

Field Trips/Groups on Wednesdays
Thursday evenings for Healthy Roots Local Market customers picking up online orders.
Occasional Adult only evenings.

Blueberries ready for picking

Blueberries at Dexter Blueberry Farm

Current Season Update: 2024: August 3: Last Day for 2024. Opening July 3. July 12: Still good picking conditions

Price: $2.75/lb

Picking Containers: Borrow their buckets. Take home in plastic bags. Or bring your own.

About Dexter Blueberry Farm

Dexter Blueberry Farm is a great option for a no-frills blueberry picking experience. It is conveniently located to Downtown Dexter to combine your blueberry picking with a trip to the A&W Root Beer drive-in, Downtown Dexter, or even the Dexter Daze event. For many years we would pick blueberries then head to Dexter Daze. If…

Crops: Blueberries

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Location

Dexter Blueberry Farm, 11024 Beach Road, Dexter, MI, USA

Farm Hours

Mondays-Saturday 8a-7:30p
Sundays: Noon-6p

Blueberries ready for picking

Blueberries at Hazen’s Blueberry Farm

Current Season Update: 2024: August 5: Closed for the 2024 season. Official opening day 7/9. Special early picking June 28-30

Price: 2024: $2.75/lb

Picking Containers:

About Hazen’s Blueberry Farm

Hazen’s Blueberry Farm in Howell offers u-pick blueberries and red raspberries. Don’t miss their Sweet Maria’s Baked Goods and Ice Cream. In a Facebook comment, they said that they only spray the blueberries with certified organic products

Crops: Blueberries Raspberries

Activities:

Food: Other Baked Goods, Ice Cream

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Limited Spray

Location

Hazen’s Blueberry Farm, 1144 Peavy Road, Howell, MI, USA

Farm Hours

Blueberry Season: 8a-7p Tuesdays-Sundays. Closed Mondays.
Raspberry Season 8a-noon Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday

Blueberries ready for picking

Blueberries at Kapnick Orchards

Current Season Update: 2024: 6/23: estimating 3rd week of July - 8/6: They never updated their website. Social media states blueberries available in CSA packages, but never mentions u-pick

Price: 2023: $2.99/lb

Picking Containers: Bring your own

About Kapnick Orchards

Kapnick Orchards offers a variety of fruits for u-pick. Sweet cherries are no longer be a u-pick option as the trees have grown too large. They are offering u-pick tart cherries. As of 2022, they are no longer offering u-pick on Peaches due to peach trees in a regrowing phase after crop damage.

Crops: Blueberries Pumpkins Cherries Apples

Activities: Wagon/Hay Rides Fall Activities

Food: Cider

Market Products: Fresh Produce, Jams & Jellies, Baked Items

Location

Kapnick Orchards, Rogers Highway, Britton, MI, USA

Farm Hours

Apple picking only Saturdays 9a-5p & Sundays 10a-5p.
Mondays-Saturdays: 7a-6p
Sundays: 9a-5p

Blueberries ready for picking

Blueberries at Spicer Orchards

Current Season Update: 2024: 8/26 No longer picking

Price: $3.75/lb (2024 price)

Picking Containers: Can buy theirs for $1.50/container, or bring your own.

About Spicer Orchards

Spicer Orchards is a large orchard in Fenton that offers a wide variety of u-pick fruits as well as sunflowers, a corn maze, and even Santa. They are one of the only orchards offering u-pick cherries with both sweet and tart cherries. It is always fun to watch their pitting machine go to work on…

Crops: Strawberries Blueberries Raspberries Pumpkins Cherries Peaches Apples Pears Sunflowers

Activities: Wagon/Hay Rides Animals Play Area Fall Activities Winter Holiday Activities

Food: Cider, Donuts, Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Other Meals, Winery, Alcoholic Beverages

Market Products: Fresh Produce, Jams & Jellies, Unpopped Popcorn, Baked Items, Other Grocery Items

Location

Spicer Orchards Farm Market, Cider Mill, Fudge, Bakery, 10411 Clyde Road, Fenton, MI, USA

Farm Hours

Summer: First wagon at 9a.
After Labor Day First Wagon at 9a
Last wagon goes out at 5:30p, returns around 6:15p
Market closes at 7p

Blueberry Picking Tips

Be sure to check with the farm for current conditions before making the trip. Early or late in the season, farms often close early or for a few days to wait for berries to ripen.

What to Bring:

  • Dress for the weather. We have picked when it was hot in July and cool in September.
  • Sunscreen
  • Bug spray
  • Water – make sure to stay hydrated
  • Bring a container or use one of theirs. Some places charge for picking containers.
  • Cash or check. Some farms don’t accept credit cards.

Blueberries are a great fruit to pick with young children. Blueberry bushes are low to the ground and don’t have thorns like raspberry bushes.

Make sure to have a plan for what to do with your freshly picked blueberries. I always like to make blueberry waffles or pancakes the day I pick them.

More Ann Arbor Fun on the Farm

There is more berry picking in Ann Arbor area besides blueberries. Check out raspberries – and mark your calendar for next June to pick strawberries. Plus, check out all the other u-pick fruits and vegetables around.

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