The PEACHES!! Great for u-pic and the cutest country store down the road. As a fellow "picker"…read morestated out in the orchard "Living the dream"

My Family and Friends have been coming here many years. It's always a fun time. My suggestion is to…read morego in September to pick apples. I love the jellies and jams.

Super fun time for my daughter and me. Got a lot of delicious strawberries and more! We are…read morevisiting from Hawaii and we dont have places like this so it was amazing!

I made my monthly stop for 2 hard cider growlers today and decided to try the Blackberry cider…read more Definitely not disappointed with that decision. Well done.

I have been living in Berrien practically my whole life and this is the first time I came here! So…read morefriendly and affordable. I made a pledge this year to proactively support small business, so glad I bumped into this produce. Excited to come back and purchase more fresh produce.

I would've never found this place if I wasn't told about it. It is THE BEST place to get apples…read more Not only are the apples the best I've ever had, but their prices are great and they don't change. The staff is super knowledgeable and really friendly. They let me know which apples are best for which recipe and had great recommendations. I don't remember when the season starts but they mentioned they have apples all the way through March. If you live in the area or are just passing through, I highly recommend this place.

Very therapeutic on a Saturday morning. The sounds of the highway fad s away as my husband and I…read moremethodically picked 4 lbs in early August. The picking season ends around Aug 10. It starts in July. Short window. The blueberries get spayed in spring and then no more. Wear big repellent if you are sensitive but there were very few bugs and an occasional bee. The woman who runs and owns the farm was very informative. Good honest farming at its best. They have three varieties of blueberry bush. Highly recommend you leave the earbuds at home and enjoy the zen of picking blueberries. They only cost about $2.35 a lb and I can't wait to make a pie. My secret is lemon juice and a little nutmeg. You are welcome!

Omg, what a deal! We used to go to The Blueberry Patch (which has since closed and sold the land)…read more But Mike's is so much closer to the center of town if you stay in New Buffalo. We picked 8 pounds for less than $20!!! They really could charge double and people would still pay. We don't get the experience of picking our own fruit in major metropolitan areas so the experience is all part of the fun. There are tons of bushes, we wanted to go back on Monday before leaving town but it's their closed day.

Is an amazing place highly recommended! The team is very helpful and gives amazing explanations on…read morehow to choose your fruit.

If you have only tasted apples from the grocery you are missing out. They are picked too soon,…read moresmaller, gassed while shipping to turn red, and waxed - no flavor except for overly sweet varieties and usually too hard in texture. Real apples picked at the correct time from an orchard are so incredibly packed with flavor, with no wax, are so worth a trip! This orchard has lots of variety and the apples are incredible!! They are very nice people, explain about the different varieties and let you sample. This orchard has a range of varieties you can't find elsewhere. We bought three varieties and they all taste incredible and just the right texture and big too! They also have a couple varieties of pears, including a small gourmet pear. You won't believe the flavor! I would recommend this orchard over many others we have visited. They take extra care with everything and select the best quality for sale.

We were staying in Sawyer MI at an Airbnb and stopped by this nearby pick your own blueberry place…read more They were super friendly and people were stopping in to pick even though it rained all night. A very cool place. Please note that Apple Maps takes you to their main farm. The pick your own blueberry place is 100 yards away on the main road.

Always blueberry season in Michigan ! Numerous varieties throughout the season. They have planted…read morenew varieties for all to enjoy! Upick and many other blueberry items like jams and jellies. New baked items and pies. Lots of new items since new owners took over.

This spot underwent a glow up and a rebrand since the last time we were here and I love it!…read morePreviously you would do your shopping in the big building on the property (where I assume they do a lot of the processing and kept all their equipment, it felt kind of like a "facility" or warehouse of sorts) and it was pretty barebones. And it was fine! Better than fine because the blueberries were so good! I had no complaints. But now they've leveled up. Now it's not just good blueberries but good ambiance as well! They've converted another smaller building next to it as a storefront and it's chock full of blueberry based goodies like jams, jellies, baked goods, dips, mustards, beverages, etc. Way more to choose from! They also sell ice cream and added a play structure to help entertain the kiddos that get a little bored of picking (smart). The day of our visit it was around 100 degrees and humid so I was not up for picking myself. Instead I arrived ready to buy a box of pre-picked fruit in bulk like I had in the past. I walked into the cute new storefront, scanned the shelves, and panicked. There were no boxed berries to be seen! Was this no longer a thing?? U-pick only?? Why God why!? No need to panic, the really lovely woman at the counter explained to me. They just ran out because nobody wanted to pick in the heat (fair) and they had another load of blewbs (just processed and boxed) enroute and arriving at any moment, she just wasn't sure when exactly. Our time in town was limited so we decided we'd come back instead of waiting. She assured me there would be plenty available. And she was right! A couple of hours later we came back to find the coolers absolutely stocked full of 5lb boxes. I was fielding requests from the family back home to bring them some so in the end I bought 20 pounds worth. I also added a blueberry lemon coffee cake for good measure. Great visit! Wonderful changes! Lovely personnelle! And most importantly, the blueberries are still amazing. Next time I just hope it's cooler so I can get an ice cream cone that wasn't going to liquify the moment I stepped outside.

These wonderful people are at the Andersonville farmers market. Make a point to visit their…read moretables. Their fruits are always top of the line, they take the time to educate you on what is fresh, the growing conditions of the year, as well as any other pertinent factors. I really enjoy the education along with the juicy fruit. This week it was wonderful honey crisps. In the past it has been a variety of donut peaches, nectarines, blue berrrys, you name it!

Found this orchard yesterday while driving to get fresh, non-irradiated fruit (as you now find in…read morestores). Absolutely wonderful people and their fruit is absolutely delicious. Not a fancy, commercial place which has to charge more so support the frills. Prices are very good. Well worth the drive from the Chicago area. Highly recommended.

Great family atmosphere!! Blueberry picking is so fun and so accessible. Anyone can go and have a…read moregreat time

We had a very nice experience at Brookside Farms on August 20, 2024. It was our first time here, as…read moreno other fruit farms near us still had Blueberries for sale. When we arrived we found arrived we found a very pleasant market/sales location. We went inside and found plenty of things for sale. Pies, cakes and other baked goods. The place reminded me of an old time market/store. Tastefully decorated and a very country/down home feel. We were directed towards the back to the refrigerated blueberries and other delicious looking items. We found our blueberries and were checked out by a very pleasant sales person. We surly will be back to such a pleasant location next time we need seasonal fruit!

Loved this spot! It's a classic Michigan blueberry farm but what sets it above some U-Pick spots to…read moreme is how easy and close everything is. Right when you park, you'll see a large area to buy goodies (pies, cookies, produce), you'll see animals to pet, and then blueberries to pick. We went in late July and the berries were abundant (and delicious). We definitely tried our way through some favorites and then picked entirely too many. We ended up eating most and adding tons to blueberry pancakes over our vacation weekend in South Haven. Can't remember the exact prices but cheaper than I've paid for berries all summer, I know that much. And we ALWAYS have blueberries in the house. Also loved the super sweet blueberry lemon sugar cookie that they had in their shop, and felt welcome by the friendly staff. Lastly, speaking to how close everything is both on the farm and off; this is quite close to downtown South Haven when driving, but still feels way out in the country. It's a perfect combo, IMO, and we'd come back again and again if we lived near here.

We have been coming to bumbleberry acres for 3 years now. We love picking blueberries, playing at…read morethe park and finishing the day with a ride on the tractor barrel ride. When we arrived today we were pretty bummed that bumbleberry changed how they run the farm. We used to be able to give everyone a bucket and then the blueberries would be weighed and we would take them home. Now, be prepared to pay 12 dollars a bucket(you get to keep it). It's not the same experience when you are walking to the fields and the entire family needs to share a single bucket. We also adored the low key barrel ride. I believe it was about 5 dollars a ticket in the past. Now, you must pay 12 dollars per child plus 5 dollars per adult to watch your child play and go on a barrel ride. The petting zoo, bumbleberry chair, tire castle, everything is gated off. We passed and noticed most families did the same. This would have cost our crew 45 dollars for one ride (two toddlers, 4 adults). What was once a quaint family farm now feels off. We will be picking somewhere else next year.