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Amber Brooke Farms Williston

4.8 (34 reviews)

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Mayra B.

Great place to bring the family or even for a date . They have so much to do from potato sack sliding to sunflowers to pumpkin eater to corn maze and everything else. They have food truck vendors and a lemonade stand, milkshake and alcohol type drink stand. I enjoyed the gift shop and there were some handmade products like jams, pickles , fudge etc . Plenty of cute gifts for families in there. They gave free fudge samples and donut samples as well with helped me with picking out fudge to take home. We went in at noon and left around 3:40pm so it was very fun.

George L.

This is a lot of fun for the whole family. There are a lot of activities for the kids to do while enjoying a day of berry picking. As you approach the field you can smell the strawberries and blueberries in the air. They do a free tractor ride that is fun for the kids and if you're an adult that thinks they can fit in the seat just go ahead lol. I can tell you I am over 6ft and just about got stuck in the barrel but it was a lot of fun. They sell drinks and food. I believe they also had a advertisement for something they do every Easter for the kids. Don't forget to grab a bottle of pure cane syrup because I promise it is unlike anything you have ever had before.

Strawberry upick at the farm
Tanya A.

What a great farm. Brought my sisters family to pick strawberries and had a great time. New owners since May and the place looks fantastic. So many family fun things to do during the weekend. You can even buy strawberry and blueberry plants to take home. They have added treehouses and toboggan style slides. I can't wait to come back for blueberry season.

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Natalie D.

My family and I were staying in Dunnellon Florida and we have always wanted to pick fruits. We decided to give this place a try and we weren't disappointed! They charge $4 a lbs and their staff were super friendly. When we got there it wasn't packed and there was a play ground for the kids to enjoy themselves along with duck races (rubber ducks) to play with. They also had a icecream/milkshake plaza where they also sell shirts. I tried there blueberry milkshake and it was so DELICIOUS and CREAMY! I also tried there slushee and it was so YUMMY I had to get another one. The experience itself was amazing and we really enjoyed ourselves. The peaches were so tasty and juicy and the blueberries as well! It was such a cool and fun experience that we would come back. At there cafe I had there donut and it was good along with the chicken sandwich salad! I really recommend this place to anyone who lives close or wants to do some fruit picking with their families.

Lydia P.

A perfect summertime activity! My friends and I went blueberry and peach picking, then had lunch there! Their pulled pork sandwich is delicious. It said it was made with a blueberry barbecue sauce, but I could not taste any blueberry flavor. It still tasted great regardless. I also ordered the blueberry lemonade; not sure if something just went wrong with my order, but it tasted like water with a hint of blueberry. There was no lemonade in it and barely tasted like anything. Overall though, still had a fun time there!

Sunflower fields
Bonnie B.

Awesome strawberries and sunflowers to pick! I can't wait for blueberry season and peach season. Steven was so nice and informative about the farm and seemed to truly love working there. We will definitely be back!

Blueberry Lemonade and Blueberry Cobbler
Kayla L.

Red, White & Blues Farm is one of the best places to visit in Alachua County. They have many different varieties of blueberries and tons of u-pick plants. They also have u-pick peaches! If you go to pick berries you have to stop by their food stand and try their blueberry lemonade, it's delicious! The blueberry cobbler was also very good, especially with the homemade whipped cream on top! It's a great family-friendly activity, and is a great way to do something fun while social distancing!

Rina I.

Went here for blueberry picking but was told that they had some peach picking available too! First my friends and I decided to tackle the blueberries. I recommend taking a picture of the color key post to know which rows of blueberries is what type. Because there are going to be rows and rows and rowssss of blueberries! Plenty of blueberries for everyone to pick. Definitely recommend putting sunscreen on and a hat because the Florida heat can be brutal when you are out there fruit picking. Although the staff said peaches are available for picking, he did mention that it is still early in season so some may not be ready. We were able to pick a few peaches and these were delicious! I still think about these peaches to this day, super juicy and the right balance of sweet and tangy. If you want to take a break from the fruit picking, they also offer food, drinks, and other items made from their farm for purchase. Overall, I highly recommend coming here for a fun outdoor activity.

Rows on rows of blueberries!
Tara S.

I'm glad that we finally made the trip down here from Gainesville. The man who greeted us was very friendly, explained everything throughly, and pointed us in the right direction on where to start. I liked experiencing all the different varieties that they had available. I came here not liking blueberries that much but trying all these different kinds made me realize that I at least like some variation. After we picked our berries, it was easy to weigh and check out. The two ladies were very nice. The cafe didn't look open but I told them that I was looking forward to trying their blueberry lemonade and one of them got one for me anyway! The store that they have is really cute and the blueberry milkshake is LIFE CHANGING. I cannot stress that enough. I took my berries home and made a really amazing pie that is the culmination of my experience at the Red, White, and Blues Farm.

Lemonade and kettle corn
Lauri B.

We went here with a team from work to explore and take pictures. It was a great experience! Everyone was so friendly and the atmosphere was family friendly. It is so nice to have so much open space and beautiful flowers you can pay to pick and take home or just take pictures with the flowers. There are also a ton Of kids activities like jumping areas, play houses, exotic petting zoo, barrel train, hay ride, and a large slide. We had some of the best kettle popcorn I have ever had and the fresh squeezed lemonade was delightful! We also enjoyed the many options for photos and fun fall atmosphere. I highly recommend this for a fun group or family activity.

A blueberries cluster
Richard D.

Just picked blueberries here for about the 4th year. It had just rained and was cool and probably the best weather ever. The blueberries looked like grape vines with huge clusters. I probably ate as many blueberries that I actually paid for. This is an annual family outing. This year we had 8 people and now we have enough fruit for all of spring. I highly recommend doing this here. Would you believe there are 9 varieties of blueberries. Who would have known. Don't miss this.

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Thank you for your kind review, we hope to see you again soon!

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Their website said they were open until 4. When I got there yesterday around 12:30 they were closed.. Not a soul around.

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Went with my family not long ago, blueberries were delicious and very juicy! Made a blueberry pie out of our pickings.

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Is there a sunflower field around?

They do have a patch of sunflowers planted but not really large enough to call a field. Great farm to pick blueberries and I heard they are possibly expanding the sunflowers as well as pumpkins in the fall.

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Sweet Berry Farms

Sweet Berry Farms

3.0(2 reviews)
5.7 mi

We had a nice time picking blackberries at this u-pick farm in Williston. They are a family owned…read morebusiness established in 2020. The owner gave us a container with a bag and directed us to the blackberry plants for picking. When finished, the bag is weighed and it's $5 a pound. I also purchased two watermelons for $5 and some blackberry jam for $6. They also have plants for sale. It is best to phone in advance for the days and time they are open. It was fun to pick our own fresh berries.

So this may be slightly unfair as the owner, Bill, may have just been having a bad day today, but I…read morefeel strongly that your own circumstances or experiences on any given day are not an excuse to treat others poorly. Especially if you are working in a customer service capacity! He was just the type of person to get extremely upset with somone, and then basically write them off in his head. He is quick to anger, and when angered is quicker to be rude, short, and demeaning. And don't get me wrong, he was very nice to his customers, and anyone providing him with cash! But anyone "below" him, for lack of a better word, seems to get a totally different Bill. I happened to overhear a phone call to some vendor or customer service of some sort, and it was abhorrent! He didn't attack anyone, but he made it abundantly clear that his patience was worn thin, as he loudly and condescendingly repeated his demands using the exact same words each time (a tactic I have found people employ when they believe you are too stupid to comprehend what they said the first time) and would repeat the demand or concern at least 6 or 7 times too many, effectively telling the poor service person to shut up in so many words. I do have to say that he never attacked anyone overtly, used foul language or got aggressive in any direct way. But he has clearly mastered passive aggression to a degree I have rarely seen! I also only caught a small part of the conversation, but the way he hung the phone up in his anger, I genuinely thought he was going to send the phone he glar3d menacingly again his hand into orbit. He was red-faced and fuming! I also want to say that this whole exchange gave me an extremely negative reaction. I really do not feel comfortable doing business with someone who is so casual and seemingly skilled at belittling service workers who are just trying their best to help, even if they are not always the best one for the job (we have all gotten that guy on the phone who is clearly counting the minutes to the end of their shift, or who may need to consider moving to a less 'people oriented' position! We have all been there! Haha) but none of that warrants this feeling of superiority he gave off either! Entitlement! That's the word I have been looking for! Bill very clearly believes he is better than someone with a lowly service job, and that they are simply there to do his bidding, his way, or else! He probably walks around saying, "the customer is always right," but we all know they are not! Customers are frequently wrong, and I thought we were past the age where we needed to hide behind this archaic cliche! Sometimes you're going to hear that you are wrong Bill! Or that something is not going to work in exactly the way you imagined it. Or that two different perspectives can both be correct! Just because you see something one way does not mean that everyone in existence sees it that way as well! And if you had waited, or been willing to answer the questions asked of you without preemptively shutting them down by repeating yourself over and over and over and over and over again, you may not have had to disconnect the call so aggressively! But again, I obviously only heard one side, and am filling in the blanks using my own filters, but honestly the whole thing just gave me the ick! Now, you are all probably wondering why is she obsessing over this overheard telephone conversation?! Why do we even care?! Well, I unfortunately have to report that it was the most exciting thing about this outing to the farm William operates. It was beautiful, and all naturey and everything. The berries were good, but certainly not "the freshest, juiciest blackberries that Mother Nature has to offer," as the website claims, either. The berries were mid, the venue was pretty dirty and dusty, which is mentioned on their website as well, but they claim to clean the spots "most frequently touched" and that was not very evident. The nature part is really pretty though, and they were right about needing sunscreen out there all day! So do with that information what you will!! But as an experience, it was OK at best. It would probably make a better venue for a big event though as well. There just wasn't much to do beyond picking berries. I KNOW! That IS the thing to do, but honestly they could have had more there beyond picking berries or washing your hands, which they were weirdly insistent about for some reason as well despite the dusty outdoor nature of the location, haha! All of these things added together make it an overall pass for me. I would rather not do business with a man who feels superior to someone just because of their job title or earning potential! In fact, I suspect the white, generational privilege our dear Bill so clearly benefits from is the only reason he was able to get into this field in the first place. Maybe his GI bill, or military benefits... that is neither here nor there, just a final thought I included as a bonus, or some

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Wachahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries - Blueberries!

Wachahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries

4.3(6 reviews)
16.0 mi

An absolute wonderful time I had at Wacahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries. This place is great. We…read morewent a few weekends ago and it was a rainy day. We hoped they would be open and to our surprise they were open and had tons of Blueberries and not many people. They charge $5 per pound of Blueberries or $25 for the full bucket which holds 5 to 6 pounds. If you decide you do not want to pick the blueberries yourself they charge 1 pound bags for $6. In order to get to this farm you either have to take Wiliston Rd or 441. You make your way down a dirt road and you keep driving. Thankfully they had signs that said U-Pick Blueberries which made it much easier to find. When at the farm they have several acres of Blueberries. We started picking and sampling at the same time. It was great to try the different types of blueberries they had. Every 10 minutes they hard what sounded like a gun shot go off to scare the birds away. They also had a bull horn to scare the birds as well. It was pretty epic. Overall I had a wonderful time picking the blueberries. It was fun and it was a great way to social distance from others. I would for sure recommend this farm.

$5/lb you pick or call ahead and they'll have them ready for you at $6/lb! Big nice juicy…read moreblueberries; top notch place !! We will be back for sure!

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Wachahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries - Not ripe yet, maybe one more week!

Not ripe yet, maybe one more week!

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Wachahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries - Weigh station...  $14 for 6 pounds

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Weigh station... $14 for 6 pounds

Straughn Farms

Straughn Farms

4.3(4 reviews)
11.7 mi

I took my mom to Straughn Farms in Archer, FL for her very first berry-picking adventure, and it…read morewas amazing ! We decided to come as soon as they opened to beat the crowds and also to be there before the heat was too unbearable. At 8am I feel like it was the perfect time for us. One of my close friend's mom came here a weekend before and raved about this place so we decided to check it out for ourselves. There were about six different varieties of blueberries; Sentinel, Patrecia, Optimus, Keecrisp, Farthing, and Colossus, and honestly, they were some of the best berries I've ever tasted. We heard the pink berries were some of the sweetest, but I was on a mission to scoop up as many blueberries as I could, and boy, did we score! I picked a pound for just $5, and every berry was plump, fresh, and bursting with flavor. They also had a few raspberries growing in their greenhouse and a small strawberry field. Since it's off-season for strawberries, we didn't find too many ripe ones, but honestly, the experience was still perfect. The fields were well kept and easy to navigate. Plus, everyone we met was so friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a sweet and wholesome day trip, Straughn Farms is 100% worth it. We're already planning to come back, and next time, maybe snag some of those famous pink berries too!

This was a wonderful experience, and it was my first time in a place like this…read more My daughter took me, and it was wonderful to spend time here with her. There are many blueberry and raspberry bushes (these are found in a greenhouse). There were strawberries, but not many; they're not in season. They'll provide you with a small bucket right there, so you can add the fruit. Prices: Strawberries and blueberries $5 and raspberries $6 per pound. We arrived at 8 a.m., and I recommend that it's the best time to arrive as soon as they open, since there are few people and you can enjoy the experience more. They also have candles on sale. It's definitely a place I'd like to return to.

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Straughn Farms
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Amber Brooke Farms Williston - pickyourown - Updated July 2026

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