Posted in West Virginia Attractions, Farms & Wildlife, Seasonal April 21, 2022 by

It’s Blueberry Time At These 2 You-Pick Berry Farms In West Virginia

There are a lot of great things about summer in West Virginia. One of our favorites is all the delicious fruits and vegetables you can pick right from your very own garden. If you lack a green thumb, why not head to one of our berry farms? Heading to a you-pick farm will allow you to do the exact same thing at home, with far less effort and no gardening skills required. Here are two options that will have blueberries ready for harvesting in the summer … yum!

1. Floral Acres: French Creek
Floral Acres U-Pick Blueberry Farm/Facebook
The last few years have been tough for blueberry farmers. There are, of course, COVID-related concerns for many businesses, but we've also had a few consecutive years where the weather was not conducive to a booming blueberry crop. Still, at the largest blueberry farm in West Virginia, you can find more than enough blueberries to go around!
385 Bridal Ridge Rd, French Creek, West Virginia 26218
Floral Acres U-Pick Blueberry Farm/Facebook
Floral Acres boasts approximately 3,500 blueberry bushes. You can typically find berries available from late June through mid-August. All of Floral Acres' berries are organic and have not been treated with pesticides.
Floral Acres U-Pick Blueberry Farm/Facebook
French Creek is located southeast of the Weston and Stonewall Jackson Lake area. You can learn more about Floral Acres Blueberry Farm from the farm's website.
2. White Oak Farm: Renick
White Oak Farm/Facebook
Looking for even more you-pick farm options in West Virginia? Another choice is White Oak Farm. You can find this berry patch at the end of a meandering dirt lane in the small town of Renick, just north of Lewisburg. You can purchase u-pick blueberries by the pound.
White Oak Farm, 1700 Brownstown Rd, Renick, WV 24966, USA
White Oak Farm/Facebook
White Oak Farm also sells cut flowers and pick-your-own basil.
White Oak Farm/Facebook
We know it's early in the year, but it's never too early to begin thinking about Christmas gifts. Some of the homemade blueberry jam from White Oak Farm is the perfect gift for anyone on your list!
White Oak Farm/Facebook
You can get more information about White Oak Farm from the farm's website.

Don’t wait long to plan your trip to either of these two delicious destinations. After all, you can never have too many blueberries!

Interested in trying to grow your own backyard blueberries? You can purchase a variety of blueberry bushes from Shady Oaks Blueberry Farm in Poca. Blueberries also grow wild in the woods of West Virginia, so watch for them as you hike… that sounds like the perfect refreshing treat in the middle of a muggy trail!

What are some of your favorite blueberry recipes? Do you enjoy going to berry farms in West Virginia? We would love to hear how you enjoy this delicious fruit in the comments!

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Berry Farms In West Virginia

April 26, 2022
Lisa Sammons

What are some more you-pick farms in West Virginia?

Prefer strawberries to blueberries? No sweat, we have all kinds of berry farms in West Virginia! You'll definitely want to hit up Sunset Berry Farm. This beautiful family-owned farm is home to five acres of strawberry patches, making it the perfect opportunity to go and pick some for your next dessert. We won't judge if you eat them in the car on the way home though.

When is blueberry season in West Virginia?

Blueberry season can change slightly with each year due to differences in rainfall and winter temperatures. However, you can typically expect blueberry season in West Virginia to run from late June to mid-August. We love this tasty sweet summer treat!

What kinds of produce are available for fruit picking in West Virginia?

The types of produce that are available at you-pick farms in West Virginia will depend on the season. In the summer, we typically are awash in berries, particularly blueberries and strawberries. Come fall, you're more likely to find pumpkins, apples, and more. Apple farms are quite popular in West Virginia: honestly, nothing says autumn more than a visit to an apple orchard and feeling the crisp breeze in the air. Follow up your trip with some tasty apple cider and you're in heaven!

Another spot we love that doesn't have a you-pick farm but does have plenty of fresh and delicious produce available is Orr's Farm Market. It's a massive produce stand right on the outskirts of Martinsburg and we love all of the goodies you can find here!