This season
The 2026 season opened on 15 July. Blueberries are $2.85 a pound with a five-pound minimum, cash or cheque only. Mornings and evenings alternate through the week.
Checked August 21, 2026
About This Farm
Bob's Blueberry Patch at Kent is one acre of blueberries beside a house, and it is the cheapest picking in this region at $2.85 a pound.
What You Can Pick
Blueberries, at $2.85 a pound with a five-pound minimum. The 2026 season opened on 15 July.
Good to Know
The week here alternates in a pattern nothing else on this site uses:
- Mornings, 9am to 1pm - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
- Evenings, 2:30pm to 7:45pm - Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
Cash or cheque only. There is a large back garden for children.
Pro tip: the five-pound minimum is the thing to plan for. At $2.85 that is about fourteen dollars, which is not much, but turning up for a punnet is not what this patch is for.
What You Can Pick
In Season
Blueberries
Jul - Sep
Per pound$2.85
Facilities
Not available here: EFTPOS.
We list what we have confirmed. If something you need is not shown, it is worth calling the farm to check.
How we rate it
Our own assessment, scored the same way for every farm on the site, from what each farm publishes about itself. Not a visit, and not a public review score.
4.4out of 5, the Pickeria rating
- Fruit qualityHow good the picking actually is
- 4.7
- ExperienceWhat the visit itself is like
- 4.6
- Family friendlyHow well it works with children
- 4.5
- FacilitiesToilets, seating, parking, shade
- 3.2
- ValueWhat you get for the entry and the fruit
- 4.8
Plan Your Visit
Address
17403 SE 244th Pl, Kent, WA 98042, USA
Kent, WA 98042
Kent, WA 98042
Opening Hours
Monday9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Tuesday2:30 PM - 7:45 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Thursday2:30 PM - 7:45 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday2:30 PM - 7:45 PM
From the farm, and unlike anywhere else on this site: mornings on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, evenings on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Checked August 21, 2026 against the farm's own website
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