Produce Farms in Virginia

3 Birds Berry Farm

Blacksburg, VA

3 Birds Berry Farm opens for u-pick blueberries in mid-June, then blackberries through July and red and gold raspberries into early September. The Blacksburg farm skips pesticides and fertilizes organically, selling at $3 a pint or $20 a gallon and taking cash, checks, or Venmo. Hours shift week to week, so the farm asks pickers to call the recorded line first. No dogs on the property.

Al's Blueberries

Blacksburg, VA

Al's Blueberries grows pick-your-own blueberries on Mt. Tabor Road northeast of Blacksburg, in Montgomery County's New River Valley. The high, cool plateau around Blacksburg suits highbush blueberries, which ripen here from about mid-July into August. Small patches like this open by the crop and often only a few days a week, so confirm before making the trip.

Ashland Berry Farm

Beaverdam, VA

Ashland Berry Farm runs a 30-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch with hayrides each fall on Old Ridge Road in Beaverdam, north of Richmond, plus an all-you-can-carry pumpkin hayride and a shop with donuts and candy. After dark it becomes Terror on the Farm, a haunted attraction with several themed haunts. In spring it sells hanging baskets, annuals, and vegetable plants. Open daily 9 to 5.

Barry's Berries and Jan's Jams

Providence Forge, VA

Barry's Berries and Jan's Jams grows berries and puts up homemade jams on Cool Hill Road in Providence Forge, in New Kent County between Richmond and Williamsburg. The listing marks it as an agritourism produce farm; contact the owners directly for picking season and jam availability.

Bee Berry Farm

Newport, VA

Bee Berry Farm sits on Blue Grass Trail in Newport, in Giles County's New River Valley near Mountain Lake. The name and listing point to berries and possibly honey; crops and hours aren't posted online, so reach the farm directly before visiting.

Bee Berry Farm

newport, VA

A berry and produce farm on Blue Grass Trail in Newport, Giles County, in Virginia's New River Valley. The farm's website is under construction.

Bell Acres Blackberry Farm

King William, VA

Bell Acres Blackberry Farm grows blackberries on Roane Oak Road in King William County, on Virginia's Middle Peninsula. It's listed as a u-pick-style agritourism produce farm; blackberry season usually runs mid- to late summer, so call ahead to confirm picking dates.

Berry Full Farm

A Virginia produce farm whose name points to berries as the main crop. Growers of this kind often sell strawberries in late spring and blueberries or blackberries through summer, sometimes as pick-your-own. The listing doesn't include a location or picking schedule, so its operators could add where and when to visit.

Berry Good Farm

Bealeton, VA

Berry Good Farm is on Dwyer Lane in Bealeton, in the Fauquier County Piedmont. The name and listing point to a berry farm; picking usually falls in early to midsummer, but hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly.

Blue Ridge Berry Farm

VA, VA

Blue Ridge Berry Farm is on Harrisville Road in Toms Brook, in the Shenandoah Valley of Shenandoah County. The listing marks it as a berry and agritourism farm; picking generally runs through summer, so reach out directly for current crops and hours.

Bob Pond Blueberry Farm

Rich Creek, VA

Bob Pond Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Powell Mountain Road near Rich Creek, in Giles County along the New River. Pick-your-own blueberry patches like this open in summer, usually late June into July, when the mountain berries ripen. Small u-pick farms open by the crop rather than a fixed calendar, so call ahead.

Broadway Berries

Broadway, VA

Broadway Berries grows berries on South Sunset Drive in Broadway, in Rockingham County in the Shenandoah Valley north of Harrisonburg. Valley berry farms run strawberries in late spring and blueberries into summer, often with pick-your-own rows. Exact crops, picking dates, and hours aren't documented online here, so contact the farm before planning a visit.

Brock's Berries & Farm

A Virginia berry farm growing seasonal fruit and produce. Its exact location and any pick-your-own hours aren't verified online.

Buffy's Blueberries

Moneta, VA

Pick-your-own blueberries on Capital Hill Road in Moneta, a few minutes from Smith Mountain Lake in Bedford County. The patch was formerly TLC Blueberry Orchard and runs a short July season, typically open Wednesday through Sunday from 7 a.m. until noon while the fruit lasts. Bring your own containers and pick early before the heat sets in.

Chesterfield Berry Farm

Moseley, VA

Chesterfield Berry Farm is a pick-your-own berry farm on Skinquarter Road in Moseley, in western Chesterfield County southwest of Richmond. Strawberries anchor the spring picking season, and the farm is known locally for a fall festival with pumpkins. Its website blocks automated access, so check there or call for current picking conditions and event dates.

Chesterfield Berry Farm & Market

Chesterfield Berry Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries in spring and runs a large fall festival each autumn with pumpkins, hayrides, and a corn maze. Its farm market in the Midlothian area sells the farm's own produce alongside seasonal goods. The operation is a longtime Richmond-area agritourism stop for families.

Church Hill Produce

Doe Hill, VA

Church Hill Produce grows cool-weather vegetables high in Highland County — broccoli, Brussels sprouts, kale, collards, chard, beets, and squash — on Doe Hill Road near McDowell. Michael and Kari Sponaugle have run it since 2011, selling through a multi-county farm share, wholesale accounts, and bulk box pre-orders, all H-GAP certified. Reach Kari at 540-679-9664 or Michael at 540-290-1712.

Couch's Corner Berries

New Kent, VA

Couch's Corner Berries is a berry farm on Poindexter Road in New Kent County, between Richmond and Williamsburg. It grows pick-your-own berries in season, though the crop calendar isn't easy to pull online. Check their site or call ahead for picking conditions before you head out.

Cullipher Berry and Pumpkin Patch

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA

Cullipher Farm runs a berry and pumpkin patch on Princess Anne Road in the Pungo farming area of Virginia Beach. The farm offers pick-your-own berries in summer and a pumpkin patch in fall, plus homemade ice cream and grass-fed beef. It's one of several working farms in Pungo that draw city families out for the day.

Day Spring Farm

Middleburg, VA

Day Spring Farm began when one family decided to heal and nourish themselves with chemical-free food — then friends wanted in, and the "farm-ily" was born. The farm offers grass-fed and finished beef, pasture-raised pork, poultry, and eggs, vegetables, raw milk, and herbal shares, all grown in harmony with nature without chemicals, GMOs, or soy.

Deer Haven Blueberry Patch

Alsonia, VA

Pick-your-own highbush blueberries in the mountains of southwest Virginia, off Raven Ridge near Allisonia. The patch holds five blueberry varieties across about an acre, planted in 2010 and opened to pickers in 2011 on a 15-acre property. It opens in mid-June and runs while the fruit holds. This is high country, so mornings stay cool even in summer picking season.

Fern Ridge Berry Farm

Galax, VA

Fern Ridge Berry Farm sits on Fern Ridge Lane outside Galax, high on Virginia's Blue Ridge Plateau where cool summers and long daylight suit blueberries and bramble fruit. The name and listing point to a berry operation selling fresh or pick-your-own fruit in the mid- to late-summer window common to the highlands. Confirm the season and hours directly before driving out.

Gallmeyer Farms The Berry Patch

The Berry Patch is Gallmeyer Farms' pick-your-own side in eastern Henrico County near Richmond, off Darbytown Road. The family sells homegrown seasonal produce, succession-planted sweet corn, and local unpasteurized honey through an open-air veggie stand, and opens the fields for berry picking, group visits, and summer field trips. A free play area and picnic spots make it a family stop.

Golden Eagle Alpaca and Produce Farm

Suffolk, VA

Golden Eagle Alpaca and Produce Farm raises alpacas and grows produce on Pittmantown Road in Suffolk, in Virginia's Tidewater region. The mix suggests a farm stand of fruit and vegetables alongside alpaca fiber and breeding stock. Suffolk's rural western end holds a number of small working farms like this one. Hours and offerings aren't detailed online.

Gold Hill Blueberry Farm

Unionville, VA

Pick-your-own blueberries on Daffodil Lane in Unionville, Orange County, in the Piedmont between Fredericksburg and Charlottesville. Virginia blueberry farms like this open through the summer, roughly late June into August, with customers picking by the bucket or pound.

Hagans Lane Blueberries

Patrick Springs, VA

Hagans Lane Blueberries grows pick-your-own blueberries on Hagans Lane in Patrick Springs, in Patrick County along Virginia's southern Blue Ridge. The county's cool elevation suits highbush blueberries, which ripen here from roughly early July into August. Small berry patches like this open by the crop, so confirm picking conditions before the drive out.

Hanover Vegetable Farm

Ashland, VA

Farming the same Ashland ground since 1902, Hanover Vegetable Farm sells fresh produce, bedding plants, and garden-center goods like mulch, topsoil, and statuary. The pumpkin patch opens September 27 for the fall season, and the family also hosts festivals and weddings at nearby Sears Farms. The market runs daily 8 to 5 from March through November. Free delivery on 15 or more yards of mulch or soil.

Hill Top Berry Farm and Winery

Nellysford, VA

Hill Top Berry Farm and Winery makes 32 fruit wines and honey meads, all fermented and bottled on-site in Nellysford. The operation started in 1993 as a pick-your-own berry farm and added the winery in 1998, drawing on blueberries, blackberries, plums, peaches, apples and elderberries. Tasting flights and charcuterie boards are served on the patio, open daily 11 to 5. Military, veterans and law enforcement get 10 percent off.

Hollin Farms – Blueberry Picking Virginia

Delaplane, VA

Hollin Farms runs pick-your-own fields in the Crooked Run Valley near Delaplane, opening from late spring through October. Cherries start the season, followed by peaches, plums, nectarines, sweet corn, and tomatoes, with apples including Honeycrisp in fall. The farm also sells pasture-raised Angus beef fattened on grain grown on-site. Despite the listing name, the current crop lineup centers on tree fruit and vegetables rather than blueberries.

Holly Fork Farm Produce & Pumpkin Patch

Barhamsville, VA

Holly Fork Farm grows strawberries, blackberries, pumpkins, and fall squash on Holly Fork Road in Barhamsville, between Richmond and Williamsburg. The stand also sells ice cream, baked goods, jams, jellies, salsas, and BBQ sauces, plus mums, cornstalks, and straw bales in autumn. Strawberry season opens the year and pumpkins close it out.

Hope Blueberry Farm

Wytheville, VA

Pick-your-own blueberries on Mudlick Road near Wytheville, in the highlands of Wythe County in southwest Virginia. The cooler mountain climate pushes ripening into midsummer, later than the Piedmont, with picking usually running July into August.

Hopkins Gap Produce

Hopkins Gap Produce sits on Hopkins Gap Road in the hills west of Harrisonburg, in Rockingham County in the Shenandoah Valley (ZIP 22802). The name points to a seasonal produce stand in one of Virginia's most productive farming counties. No website or set hours are confirmed online, so reach out directly before stopping by.

Jarrett's Produce

Petersburg, VA

A produce grower and stand on Reams Drive near Petersburg, south of Richmond. Small operations like this in the Tri-Cities area sell field vegetables through the warm months, with sweet corn, tomatoes, and greens the usual staples.

King's Fruit & Vegetables

Ashland, VA

King's Fruit & Vegetables is Karl King's produce operation on Sliding Hill Road in Ashland, Hanover County, north of Richmond. Growers here sell sweet corn, strawberries, and other Hanover-area vegetables in season. The county is well known for its tomatoes.

Lamplight Farm

Lamp Light Farm is a licensed small family farm in Suffolk, Virginia following regenerative permaculture with no chemicals or pesticides — utilizing what the land provides through the seasons. Beyond farm products, the family offers education and support for aspiring farmers, preserving old trade crafts and advocating for sustainable living in unity with wildlife.

Lew Bristow's Blackberry Farm

Hartfield, VA

Lew Bristow's Blackberry Farm grows blackberries on General Puller Highway in Hartfield, in Middlesex County on Virginia's Middle Peninsula. Pick-your-own blackberry farms in the region typically open from July into August. Published hours and pricing for this farm are thin online.

Maidens Thornless Blackberries

Maidens, VA

Maidens Thornless Blackberries grows pick-your-own blackberries, the thornless kind that's easier on the arms, on River Road West in Maidens, a Goochland County community along the James River west of Richmond. Blackberry picking in central Virginia runs from about July into August. As with most small berry patches, it's smart to check ripeness and picking days before heading out.

Millfarm Christmas Trees & Berry farm

Williamsburg, VA

Millfarm Christmas Trees & Berry Farm is on Fenton Mill Road near Williamsburg, in the Toano area of upper James City County. It pairs a choose-and-cut Christmas tree operation, opening after Thanksgiving, with summer berries earlier in the year.

Motley's Strawberries

Gretna, VA

Pick-your-own strawberries on Steele Road in Gretna, in Pittsylvania County north of Danville. Southside Virginia strawberry fields open in spring, roughly May, with pre-picked flats usually on hand for anyone who would rather not bend over the rows.

Mount Olympus Berry Farm

Ruther Glen, VA

Pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and fall pumpkins on a family farm in Caroline County, halfway between Richmond and Fredericksburg off Route 1. The stand sells fresh vegetables, including heirloom varieties, and the on-site garden center carries perennials, herbs, annuals, and shrubs. A small farm store rounds out the visit with grocery items. Call ahead during picking season to check which berries are ready before you make the drive.

Mt. Olympus Berry Farm

Ruther Glen, VA

Mt. Olympus Berry Farm grows berries near Ruther Glen in Caroline County, between Richmond and Fredericksburg. The name and its produce listing point to pick-your-own berries in the summer season. No website turned up, so contact the farm directly for picking days and what's ripe.

Nalls Produce

Franconia, VA

Nalls Produce runs a farm market and garden center on Beulah Street in Franconia, inside the Fairfax County suburbs south of Alexandria. The stand sells fresh local vegetables alongside plants, mulch, and soil, and offers a Crop Share subscription for weekly produce. A pumpkin patch and seasonal events fill out the fall. It has long anchored this corner as a working produce market for local shoppers.

Newcastle Bee and Berry Farm

Zion Crossroads, VA

Pick-your-own blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, and no-spray strawberries near Zion Crossroads in Louisa County. No appointment is needed to pick, but the farm asks visitors to check its Facebook page for current hours and which berries are ripe. Bob also sells strawberry and blueberry plants by appointment for growers starting their own patches. Honey is part of the operation, as the name suggests.

Ratliff's Christmas Tree and Blueberry Farm

Timberville, VA

Two seasons under one name on Ratliff Lane in Timberville: choose-and-cut Canaan fir Christmas trees in December and pick-your-own blueberries in July. The Canaan firs hold their shape and carry a citrus scent when cut fresh. During blueberry season the patch opens mornings most days and runs into the evening Fridays and Saturdays. Separate Facebook pages track each side of the farm.

Rudy's Exotic Mushrooms and Produce

A Virginia grower specializing in exotic and specialty mushrooms alongside seasonal produce, going by its own name. Specialty mushroom growers commonly offer oyster, shiitake, and lion's mane, usually selling at regional farmers markets. Rudy's exact location and market schedule aren't posted in public listings, so contact details would help buyers track it down.

Skippers Berry Patch

Skippers, VA

A pick-your-own berry farm in Skippers, a small community in Greensville County near the North Carolina line. Listings point to summer blueberries picked by the bucket, with on-farm pickup available. Public details are limited, so reach the farm through its directory listings to confirm the season's opening and hours before driving out.

Smitty's Produce

Williamsburg, VA

A produce stand on Pheasant Run in Williamsburg, in Virginia's Historic Triangle. It offers seasonal fruit and vegetables to the surrounding James City County community.

Swift Creek Berry Farm

Moseley, VA

Swift Creek Berry Farm has grown Certified Naturally Grown blueberries on Genito Road in Moseley since 1983, in Chesterfield County southwest of Richmond. The family operation also runs a greenhouse full of annuals and hanging baskets in spring and a fall pumpkin patch with free-admission yard games, plus firewood. A crop loss has paused pick-your-own blueberries this season, so check before planning a picking trip.

Tater Neck Blueberry Farm

Port Haywood, VA

Tater Neck Blueberry Farm grows pick-your-own blueberries off Potato Neck Road in Port Haywood, in Mathews County on Virginia's Middle Peninsula near the Chesapeake Bay. The flat, sandy Tidewater soil here suits rabbiteye and highbush berries, which ripen through July. Small coastal berry farms open by the crop, so it pays to check picking conditions before driving out.

TLC Organic Blueberry Orchard

Moneta, VA

TLC Organic Blueberry Orchard grows blueberries on Capital Hill Road in Moneta, in Bedford County's Smith Mountain Lake country. As the name says, the berries are raised organically. Pick-your-own blueberry season in this part of Virginia usually runs from late June through July into early August. Small orchards like this open by the crop rather than a fixed schedule, so it's worth confirming conditions before the drive.

Vaughan Farms Produce

Virginia Beach, VA

A produce farm on Princess Anne Road in the Pungo farming district of Virginia Beach, the rural southern end of the city long tied to strawberries and summer vegetables. Vaughan Farms sells its harvest from a roadside stand. Its website is being rebuilt.

Westmoreland Berry Farm

Colonial Beach, VA

Westmoreland Berry Farm is a longtime pick-your-own berry farm near Oak Grove and Colonial Beach, set above the Rappahannock River in Westmoreland County. It has long been known for pick-your-own strawberries in spring and raspberries in summer, along with a farm stand. Its former website is no longer active, so confirm the current season, crops, and hours directly before visiting.

Willow Oaks Berry Farm

Midland, VA

Willow Oaks Berry Farm grows berries on Midland Road in Midland, in southern Fauquier County's horse-and-farm country. Pick-your-own seasons in this part of the northern Piedmont run from strawberries in May and June into blueberries and blackberries through midsummer. Little else is posted online, so it's worth checking picking conditions before heading out.

Woodall Blueberries

New Castle, VA

Woodall Blueberries grows blueberries on Little Mountain Road in New Castle, in Craig County in the mountains northwest of Roanoke. Small blueberry farms here open for a few weeks in summer when the berries ripen, often for pick-your-own. This year's picking dates and hours aren't posted online, so call ahead before heading up the mountain.

3 Birds Berry Farm

Blacksburg, VA

4L Blackberry Farm

Stuarts Draft, VA

Azul Acres LLC CSA

Staunton, VA

Big Catalpa Farm

Fishersville, VA

Brightwood Vineyard and Farm, LLC

Brightwood, VA

Chesterfield Berry Farm

Moseley, VA

Chesterfield Berry Farm Market

Midlothian, VA

Crickets Cove Organics

Kenbridge, VA

C&T Produce

Fredericksburg, VA

Dansby's Berry and Asparagus Farm

Rocky Mount, VA

Deer Haven Blueberry Patch

Allisonia, VA

Farm & Forage CSA

Richmond, VA

Flip Phone Farms

Roanoke, VA

Gallmeyer Farms The Berry Patch

Richmond, VA

Gallmeyer Farms Veggie Stand

Richmond, VA

H and H Farms

Fort Valley, VA

Hanover Vegetable Farm

Ashland, VA

Hayes Valley Farms

Marion, VA

Henley Mountain Berry Farm

Wytheville, VA

Highlands BioProduce

Gate City, VA

Holly Fork Farm Produce Pumpkin Patch

Barhamsville, VA

HuckleBerry Fresh

Leesburg, VA

Kinder Berry Farm

Appomattox, VA

Lynchburg Grows Veggie Box CSA

Lynchburg, VA

Malcolms Market Garden

Verona, VA

Miller Farms Market

Locust Grove Va, VA

Mt Olympus Berry Farm

Ruther Glen, VA

Nathaniel Ball Blueberries

Honaker, VA

Overlook Farms and Produce LLC

Mt Crawford, VA

Potomac Vegetable Farms

Vienna, VA

Produce Source Partners

Ashland, VA

Rivenwood Gardens at Floyd Ecovillage

Floyd, VA

Rockbridge Farmers Alliance

Lexington, VA

Scotts Strawberry Farm aka, AE Farms

Moneta, VA

Season's Bounty Farm

Harrisonburg, VA

Seven Springs Farm CSA

Check, VA

Sinclair Farm

Mount Jackson, VA

Skipper Farms 2016 CSA

Virginia Beach, VA

Spring Creek Produce

Bridgewater, VA

Strawberry Creek Farm

Chatham, VA

Walnut Winds Farm CSA

Blairs, VA

Westmoreland Berry Farm and Market

Colonial Beach, VA

Willowlyn Farms Produce

Catlett, VA

Yankey Farms

Nokesville, VA