Great blueberries! Huge in size, easy to pick a large amount in a short time. Tractor brings you…read moreout to the field. Drinks/coolers allowed out in the field. I have brought my children since they were toddlers and now my grandsons come with me.

Great place! I took my kids blueberry picking on Thursday, 7/13/23. Each person gets a bucket, you…read morehop on the tractor pulled wagon, and head to the blueberry bushes. My kids 3 & 5 had a great time. The employees tell you the areas you are free to roam and pick. They have water coolers, which was helpful. We wore rain boots to keep our feet from getting muddy/sandy. Wear a hat, apply sunscreen and / or bug spray & pick until your heart is content. Once you get back from the field, you get your berries weighed, you pay & you're all set. They have bathrooms in the parking area, plenty of picnic tables, & accept credit cards for payment.

I think your experience here will depend largely on what time you visit and what they have to…read moreoffer. To me, it's more fun when there are significantly more people around, and during peak summertime when there are plenty of strawberries, red raspberries, and black raspberries, that is the most fun and, in my opinion, worth the higher price. Off season both strawberries and raspberries are not going to be very sweet. It's rare for me to find black raspberries just in general, so that is a major draw for me returning!! It is so much fun to pick your own berries and such a fun outing for families and kids! They run a tight ship about making sure people stay in certain areas before they open up more, so I can see how that can be an inconvenience for some. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my first experience and I definitely recommend a visit!!!

Great little family owned farm. There's ample parking and the trees were loaded with berries even…read morethough we came later in the season. The staff were very nice and always picked up the phone when we called asking for the status. There's a small farm store that sells drinks as well as some farm goods (plant pots, farm vegetables). There isn't much for kids here so it's pretty much exclusively a place to pick berries. Stock was very good.

After meaning to come here for a few years, my 3 year old and I finally had a chance to visit this…read moremorning. While he (nor I) know the differences between apples, we had a nice hour and 1/2 together picking apples, eating a few along the way. The weather was great and the location is slightly off the expressway, very easy to find. The staff is beyond friendly but make sure you go to a bathroom before stopping by. We look forward to making this an annual tradition.

Apples are very small this year. Not worth $10 a bag until you are using them for younger…read moreChildren's lunches or snack.

It was interesting shopping in their large building, lots of treats and savory foods to take home…read more Huge selection of items. Checking out in lines was fast! They have their service down pat. The value was pretty decent going picking. However the picking took a lot of looking. Lots of apples on the ground with one or two bites taken out of it. Rotten apples on trees. It was my first time out so I learned now it's not just a fast pick

We went back at the end of the season last fall. We were interested in picking apples, but there…read morewas a $10 minimum to purchase access to the orchards - per person. If we could have just paid for one small bag or just based on the weight we picked, we would have done it. But we honestly just didn't need $20 worth of apples, so it didn't seem worth it. We ended up just grabbing some food there - their delicious donuts and the GOAT Float, which was amazing!

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.

Looking for an apple farm that is not commercialized? This is the place. Located on the…read moreIllinois/Wisconsin border is Richard's Family Apple Farm. Started and owned by the same Richards family since 1957, they take great care to provide you with a large selection and quality of apples that you will be able to find. They don't have a website, nor an actual store. You pull up and meet Mr Richards who does a great job explaining all the varietals available. Apples, pears, blackberries, pumpkins and squash are found on this farm. And there are a ton of apples ready for the picking NOW. It is in the honor system , U Pick is a dollar a pound. Bring your own bags. It will be great family fun and you will learn a thing or two as well from Mr Richards.

Amazingly clean, well maintained farm! Beautiful blueberries. Owners are very friendly and helpful…read more. Enjoyed my day at the farm! Can't wait to visit again!!

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So much fun! We went on a very hot day, honestly I went kicking and screaming....but really…read moreenjoyed the experience! The blueberries are delicious!

A great experience and great value…read more The pricing for unpick is less than what you'd generally pay for blueberries at the grocery store. That's a winner in itself. The property is expensive and the staff was welcoming and told us where to go for the best batch at that time. Not all berries ripen at the same time. I went the weekend of July 4th and it was rather tame around 9am when I arrived. (No queue). But after finishing the pick, it was quite long queue as they weigh. Credit card is extra 3% fee. If you bring your own container to bring home it'll be cheaper as you use their white buckets to pick and weigh, but you need a container to take home. They do sell 5lb and 10lb boxes to take home for a nominal fee (I think it was $1-2)