You Can Eat Endless Blueberries At This Juicy Summer Festival In Vermont
You know one of the best parts of summer in Vermont? Eating mounds and mounds of deliciously ripe blueberries. This charming festival celebrates all things blueberry with tasty treats and fun for everyone. Here’s what you need to know to join in.
The annual Deerfield Valley Blueberry Festival is held each year in Wilmington. It’s an epic multi-day fiesta where blueberries are king!
This festival allows visitors to indulge in countless blueberry treats and spend the day enjoying blueberry-themed activities. There’s really something for everyone.
Check out the blueberry parade on Saturday, July 27, 2019, in Dover where community groups will battle it out for the prize for best float. Fire trucks and farm animals will be there too!
Head to the Harriman Reservoir on July 28 to enjoy the cool, blue water and soak up some tunes from live bands on pontoon boats. There will also be a blueberry boat parade from Mountain Mills.
Families should be sure to head to the blueberry block party in Wilmington on August 3. There will be bubbles, hula hoops, street chalk art, and plenty of slipping and sliding in blueberry ooze!
Throughout the festival, you’ll be able to shop for blueberry baked goods, candles, snacks, decor, and more. Don’t miss the Craft Fair at Layla’s Riverside Lodge along the parade route on July 27 for all the best goodies.
The festival will be held from July 26 to August 4, 2019. You can visit the Deerfield Valley Blueberry Festival website for more information, including a schedule of events, parking information, and directions to event sites. For more summery fun in Vermont, check out this swimming hole that is so hidden, you’ll probably have it all to yourself.
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