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    Mountainview Blueberry Farm

    4.3 (59 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Blueberries
    Yuri Y.

    Family friendly activity! Very fun and chill, weather was perfect for blueberry picking. Prices were also so cheap- it was only $8 for ~2 lbs. it is the end of the season, so a lot of the bushes are bare, but there are still plenty. The weekend also had the sunflower festival, but tickets are around $20 a person. Safe and lively, lots of younger kids.

    Big juicy blueberries!
    Neha S.

    We went blueberry picking here. There was ample parking and ushers to guide us through where we needed to go. The blueberry picking process was fun. It's a great activity for the family to do, especially for toddlers.

    Madison J.

    I came for the sunflower festival on the last week it was open. A lot of the sunflowers were dead, especially around the photo prop areas. I think that is mainly a timing issue. The yards were very well maintained and we got free entry to blueberry picking. The price per pound was very reasonable and all the workers were super friendly and nice.

    Kristene S.

    I had a blast picking blueberries here! Visited for the first time and had a great experience. Ample parking close to the fields- I came with my baby in a stroller so this was very nice :) they provide buckets and have plenty of staff around to direct you and answer any questions you may have. They had concord and Blue Ray varieties open for picking as well as some of their heirloom ones. Thanks to Heather who showed me some of the heirloom varieties! Picking was a breeze! I went on a weekday when it wasn't super busy and it was easy to bring the stroller down the aisles without being in people's way. Tip is to walk deep into the aisles and bypass the picked-through end bushes. They're also open for their Sunflower festival summer weekends! They have a little store at check out where you can buy local goods and fun stuff. I also saw a Build-a-bear type mini store (closed when I went) as well as a playground. Restrooms are available (not portapotties) and a little coffee stand as well. I'll be back :)

    Jessica S.

    So many blueberries for the picking! I came here for the first time on Saturday afternoon and left with about 3lbs of blueberries. I picked the early blues, they're sweet and a good size. The staff were super friendly and help you with any questions you have. This is a great location and a fun family friendly activity. They have porta-johns on site for restrooms and some hand washing stations. There's also a nice gift shop tent area where you can purchase jars of jams, honey, salad dressings, and all sorts of gifts. I'm definitely going to return for my future summer blueberry picking because it's so nice!

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    Jackie E.

    We've done U-pick for a few years now. They've changed their hours since the last two years - being open Wed thru Sun. Free parking. Free admission. You pay per pound you pick. (Note there is a minimum...I want to say it's 2lbs?) There are different size buckets you can choose from to store the berries you pick. I typically aim for the 4 pound bucket. Their website is updated daily during their U-pick season to know what is being offered. Friendly staff. Likely to return as it's close by (25 min north of me).

    This is what 20lbs look like

    Amazing offerings and amazing people! The farm offers family activities of picking blueberries, corn hole games, snacks and other goods to take home. This is my fifth year visiting them and I am never disappointed. Thank you for protecting and preserving this farm.

    Den P.

    Oh my goodness, what a wonderful experience in the Washington countryside! I took my niece, and we had an absolute blast taking pictures with her, my sister, and best friend. We picked bucketfuls of blueberries and even tried the blueberry jalapeño jam--it's freaking incredible! Definitely buy multiple jars because they sell out fast!

    Blueberries

    Amazing blueberry picking experience. Sweet blueberries. We spend couple of hours picking blueberries. The price is reasonable and lower compared to other places. We frozen our blueberries and going again because our blueberries are over.

    Danica S.

    Stopped by to experience the butterfly release event assuming the cost was $10 per person, when it actually costs $25 person. That would've been $75 for 2 adults and 1 child. Yikes! The cost included a release of 100's of butterflies at once and the opportunity to explore the many sunflowers and photo props. Instead, we decided to purchase a couple butterflies to release on our own and spent time picking Concord blueberries. The farm is the perfect size to explore with young kiddos, and the berries were at a height fairly accessible. When arriving, you'll choose a tin or larger bucket and follow the arrows leading you to someone telling you which rows were open for picking. There weren't many people on a Saturday which allowed plenty of space to social distance. There's something relaxing and therapeutic about picking your own fruit ---locating each flawless, round, plump berry. I'm certain I could spend hours picking fruit (alone), and it just might be scheduled "mom" time in the very near future. The blueberries were plentiful and smaller than expected (Concord blueberries are small), but the pricing was wonderful. We plan on making cobbler and a galette too!

    Louise R.

    *Forgot to post this review Blooms, blueberries & more blueberries!! First time picking and we loved it! So you guessed it we are back!! This was the last day of blooms and blueberries it was a Beautiful day out not much to pick but it's to be expected being the last day of picking season. They had hand washing stations, sanitizer. Staff was wearing mask and masks were required, plenty of room for social distancing. Walked out with a couple of pounds of berries & beautiful sunflowers plus some nice pics :) This is great for families, couples or grab a few girlfriends and make a day of it. I will be back next year

    Shannon W.

    We had a great time going and picking blueberries. It is a long walk and lots of walking which was rough with an 18 month old. Lots of blueberries to pick and a fun time for the family though!

    Jennifer L.

    Cute date idea!!!!! My boyfriend and I wanted to do something laidback this weekend, but wanted to stay away from the usual Netflixing, and this blueberry farm was perfect. It's family friendly and they have a whole system in place to make sure you aren't too close to anyone and have designated lanes. Plenty of parking. No entry fee and you just pay by the pound! There is a $5 minimum though when you checkout! The blueberries were super sweet and lasted me so many days. This is such a fun way to get a delicious snack!

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    You can use a credit card. We spent $60 on two huge flats of bluuuuuueberries! And probably more in my belly

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    The entrance to go blueberry picking is free and you need to buy at minimum $5 worth of things, and a pound of blueberries was $3.

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    We visited the "new" Rusty Nail at Thomas Family Farm on reopening weekend. My husband and I were…read morereally looking forward to it, as we've always loved TFF and were excited to have a new place to eat in Snohomish. First and foremost, the food was delicious! We were not disappointed in that area at all. The presentation was beautiful, and both the quality and portion sizes were spot on. We had the wedge salad, corn ribs, and steak bites (made with steak from their own farm), and everything was excellent. The service was also fantastic. The team at TFF is among the best in Snohomish. A couple of things could be improved, which I imagine are growing pains from opening weekend. The biggest challenge was that we had to close out our tab each time we ordered rather than keeping one tab open throughout our visit. It was very inconvenient as a guest experience, so hopefully that's something they're able to streamline as they settle into operations. The other minor issue was that the store area wasn't quite ready yet, so we weren't able to fully experience that part of the visit. I'm looking forward to seeing it completed when we come back. Overall, not much has changed from the Rusty Nail we knew before, but the food is great, the service is wonderful, and we're excited to visit again soon.

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