This season
The 2026 blueberry season has ended. The farm has eight varieties across fifteen acres and picnic tables under the oaks for anyone who brings lunch.
Checked August 21, 2026
Van Kley's Blueberries at Wheatfield is a second-generation farm with eight varieties across fifteen acres, and it does one small thing almost no other blueberry farm bothers with: it puts picnic tables under the oaks and invites you to bring lunch.
Blueberries, across eight varieties.
The Red Barn Farmstand, for pre-picked fruit.
The 2026 season has ended.
In the farm's own words: "Relax under one of our shady oaks and enjoy your picnic lunch at one of our picnic tables." That is an unusual invitation on a working blueberry farm and it changes what the visit can be.
Pro tip: fifteen acres and eight varieties means a long season and a big field, so ring first and ask which block is on. Then bring lunch, because they have told you to.
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