Taylor's Blueberry Farm

5.0 (2 reviews)

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Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Heather R.

5 years ago

This place is magical! Beautiful pond on the property, rows of blueberry plants to pick from, a big playground, and farm animals. There is a sign for the Taylor Blueberry Farm upon entrance but if you feel like you made a mistake and are actually on someone's personal property - you are, but just keep going until you see the homemade wood signs to park. You'll cross a field and park next to a fenced pasture where beautiful horses, goats and a donkey will greet you. If you don't see the Taylor's right away just hang tight - they may be picking in the field. Ms. Taylor let us use her golf cart and directed us to the place in the field where we could find the ripest berries. We filled a bucket for only $13.60 and also bought delicious homemade blueberry slushees, syrup, and grape juice. We had to go, but Ms. Taylor told us to come back in the morning to feed/pet the goats, bunnies, horses, and other animals. My daughter can't wait! The Taylor's also host big events including a fall festival on October 30 that includes bouncy house, hay rides, etc. read more

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Sweetest pup - jumped right into the golf cart with us to pick berries! - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Donkey and horse - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Pond - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Blueberry fields - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Pasture with horses and a donkey. There are also chickens, a turkey and a peacock - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Blueberries - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - Parking in the field and the Quonset hut is where the Taylor's will give you a bucket for picking and then weigh your berries. - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

Taylor's Blueberry Farm - The owner Ms Taylor with her homemade grape juice - Pick Your Own Farms Near Me - Leland, North Carolina

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S L.

10 years ago

I had a great time at Taylor Blueberry Farm today. I did an impromptu stop by with my sister and her two young boys, who where just ecstatic to see the farm life. Their cows and goats were a treat to go and see, and if we had time to stay, we would have had the pleasure of petting them We did not come equipped with time or any blueberry picking tools, haha, but the Taylor family was nice and helpful, offering us all that we needed to get take some of their precious blueberries off their hands. Definitely a family friendly place, so go here if you've got kids, and you'd like an awesome customer experience. I love supporting family owned businesses too, so this is a no brainier to me. The blueberries were delicious too plus the location is very secluded, so there isn't highway traffic polluting the air around the crops. read more

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1719 Honey Do Ln NE
Leland, NC 28451
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(910) 619-1293
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What time does Taylor's Blueberry Farm open?

Taylor's Blueberry Farm opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

What time does Taylor's Blueberry Farm close?

Taylor's Blueberry Farm closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Taylor's Blueberry Farm closes at 4:00 PM on Saturday.Taylor's Blueberry Farm is closed on Sunday.

Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat 8:00 AM - 4:00 PMSun Closed

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In business since 2012, Taylor's Blueberry Farm Inc is a professional quality blueberry farm. We specialize in blueberries, juice, jams, jellies, produce, rough cut lumber, portable sawmill, petting zoo and more. We pride ourselves in the quality of our work and our produce. We do business honestly and with integrity. For more information, call or click today.

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