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Valentine Blueberries Valentine Blueberries is a small 7+ acre plot of land bursting with blueberries that are ready for you to pick! Don't wait too long or they will be gone!

WE MEAN IT THIS TIME. Saturday, August 1st, 2026 is our last day open. Really, truly, sincerely, we will not be open for...
08/01/2026

WE MEAN IT THIS TIME. Saturday, August 1st, 2026 is our last day open. Really, truly, sincerely, we will not be open for any more fresh berries. Come down and get 'em while we still got 'em!

Did you know that reviews help boost our business? Good or bad, feedback is what I need to make the farm a better place ...
07/29/2026

Did you know that reviews help boost our business? Good or bad, feedback is what I need to make the farm a better place to visit with family, to pick blueberries, and have a great time.
What did you like this year versus in year ls past?
What can we do to improve next year's season?
What other products or special additions would make your trip to our place even more special? Let us know in the comments, or better yet, leave a review on Google and let the whole world know too!

Weeellll.... we were mistaken! We thought our 2026 season would be over after this weekend, but we still have tons of be...
07/27/2026

Weeellll.... we were mistaken! We thought our 2026 season would be over after this weekend, but we still have tons of berries in our u-pick field! So, we will continue to be open for several more days and get as many berries harvested as we can. Still 9 am-6 pm, still $2.50 for u-pick, BUT since our pre-picked fields are finished, we will only have frozen bags available for purchase. Each gallon ziploc freezer bag is $17 and we have a LOT in our main freezer. There is no worry about running out anytime soon. Call 541-253-1104 or message us here for more questions.

It's official: Sunday, July 26th will be our last day open for the 2026 season! That leaves us with three days left to p...
07/24/2026

It's official: Sunday, July 26th will be our last day open for the 2026 season! That leaves us with three days left to pick your own berries or get some fresh pre-picked. We will continue to have frozen blueberries (literally a ton) so come on down and let's give a last hurrah this weekend!

Some recipes from the Blueberries for Sal cookbook! Which one would you give a try? Let us know in the comments!
07/23/2026

Some recipes from the Blueberries for Sal cookbook! Which one would you give a try? Let us know in the comments!

My husband found this gem at Powell's City of Books in Portland a month ago and we had to have it! The recipes are super...
07/23/2026

My husband found this gem at Powell's City of Books in Portland a month ago and we had to have it! The recipes are super cute!

The Blue Jays are on! Taking a rest from the early Dukes to pick on our mid season berries, Blue Jay. These berries have...
07/17/2026

The Blue Jays are on! Taking a rest from the early Dukes to pick on our mid season berries, Blue Jay. These berries have a softer skin, are perfect for cooking and baking, and have a different flavor profile from the Dukes. Come and try these 🫐 out!

07/15/2026

FAQS Answered!
Hours and days: 9 am to 6 pm every day 🕘
Price: u-pick $2.50 a pound, pre-picked $4.25 a pound 🫐
Parking: lots! Even space to turn a RV around
Picking: no rental charge buckets, you take home in plastic produce sacks
Pets: please leave at home 🐕

Any other questions? Please call 541-253-1104, Heather will answer them! 💙

We are swimming in frozen berries!! The fields have yielded many berries this season and we have SO much fruit already f...
07/14/2026

We are swimming in frozen berries!! The fields have yielded many berries this season and we have SO much fruit already frozen available for purchase. 🫐 Each gallon ziploc bag is 4 pounds priced at $17 a bag (same price as during season $4.25 per pound). Come on down with your cooler and let us do the hard work for you!

Did you know that blueberries are native to North America, and the highbush varieties were not introduced into Europe un...
07/10/2026

Did you know that blueberries are native to North America, and the highbush varieties were not introduced into Europe until the 1930s. Native Americans called them “star berries” because the five points of blueberry blossoms form a star shape. They also are from the genus vaccinium, blueberries are related to rhododendrons, azaleas, cranberries and bilberries.

Just some fun blueberry facts this morning! It is a beautiful morning here at the farm, it is quiet, peaceful and sunny with a slight breeze. 🥰🫐

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86997 Sydnam Lane
Bandon, OR
97411

Opening Hours

Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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