Pick Blueberries (and Other Fruit) in SoCal

Things To Do in Los Angeles with Kids

Updated for 2025

Blueberries are a delicious fruit, filled with antioxidants, and you can find them growing locally at many farms in Southern California. And the cool thing is, you can pick your own blueberries at most of these farms!

California grows multiple millions of pounds of blueberries every year and exports them all around the world, not to mention all over the state!

Blueberries can be eaten fresh, of course, but they can also be added to cooked or baked goods. Blueberry muffins, pies, and pancakes are well-known, but you can also find them in salads, cocktails, and roasted meat dishes. These little berries are very versatile!

Blueberry Picking in Riverside County

Temecula Berry Co.
39700 Cantrell Rd., Temecula, CA 92591
951 225-5552
[email protected]

Founded in the 90’s, this farm grows blueberries and lets you pick your own fruit every season — usually in May and June. They also sell honey, jams, syrup, and more. Please check their website for the latest information on when to pick blueberries, as well as tips and other information.

The farm plans to be open for blueberry picking on May 24^th, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and May 25^th, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., and hopes to be open as well on each Saturday and Sunday through the end of June or early July. There is a small admission fee to come and pick blueberries, and they take cash or checks.

Related: Fun Things To Do in Temecula

Pick Your Own Fruit Farms — San Bernardino County

Stone Soup Farm
12131 S. Oak Glen Rd., Oak Glen, CA 92399
951-458-5382
[email protected]

Open seasonally, this farm is known for apples in the fall, and blackberries and raspberries in the summer. Organically grown flowers are a newer addition to the farm. They’ve also got a kitchen garden and offer farm visits as well as hosting multiple festivals each year.

Related: Fun Things to do in the Inland Empire with Kids

Snow Line Orchard
39400 Oak Glen Rd., Oak Glen, CA 92399-9752
909 797-3415
[email protected]

This farm is known for its apples, honey, cider, and U-Pick raspberries — in the summer. They also host a terrific Apple Blossom Festival in the spring.

Related: Fun Things to do in San Bernardino with kids

U Pick Farms — Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo Counties

Santa Barbara Blueberries
1980 US Highway 101, Gaviota, CA 93117
805-686-5718
[email protected]

This farm is known for blueberries (no surprise), and they also grow raspberries and blackberries, cantaloupes, watermelons, and wild honey. They sell lots of other products, including some made with blueberries. The 2025 season begins Saturday, May 24^th. You can pick from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. seven days a week. Check the website for additional information.

Related: Cherry Picking in SoCal

U Pick Farms in Santa Barbara & San Luis Obispo Counties — Unconfirmed for the 2025 Season

Dragon Spring Farm
6115 Santa Rosa Creek Rd., Cambria, CA 93428
[email protected]

This farm is known for growing many fruits and vegetables, and for hosting U-Pick blueberries in season. They also offer shampoo and conditioning bars, facial products, and body products. You may not bring pets along when visiting the farm.

Related: In the fall, try our list of Farms for Apple Picking, many of which are located in San Bernardino County.

Jack Creek Farms
5000 Hwy. 46 West, Templeton, CA 93465
805-239-1915
[email protected]

This farm is known for growing lots of fruits and vegetables, and they offer Pick-Your-Own for everything! Try picking your own blackberries, lavender, peaches, plums, tomatoes, apples, and more. If you’re feeling adventurous, they offer honey, oil and vinegar, and maple syrup guided tastings. And they host a Pumpkin Festival in the fall, too.

Related: Strawberry Picking in Los Angeles

Blueberries Olé!
3665 Dominion Rd., Santa Maria, CA 93454
(805) 260-0497
[email protected]

This farm is known for blueberries (obviously), and they offer U-Pick when in season. They also grow blackberries, strawberries, flowers, and tomatoes — all available for Pick-Your-Own. They sell honey, pumpkins, jams, and olive oil.

Summerset Farm and Dale’s Nursery
3450 Baseline Ave., Santa Ynez, CA 93460
805-245-0989
[email protected]

This farm is known for all kinds of fruits and vegetables, as well as jams, flowers, farm-fresh eggs, and even wine barrels. They also offer a pumpkin patch in the fall, complete with beautiful backdrops for photo opportunities. Because they’re a nursery, too, you can buy plants to take home and grow.

Know Before You Go

Within a short drive of Los Angeles, you’ll find many farms for picking your own blueberries, but if you’re planning to visit one, be sure to check with each farm ahead of time. Each day’s harvest must be carefully managed, which can sometimes result in picking being canceled for the next day.

Follow the farms on social media — or give them a call. They’ll let you know whether they’re picking and what rules they have in place.

Some farms discourage you from bringing pets with you, some ask that you bring your own buckets, some farms have picnic grounds, and some have harvest festivals — each one is unique. Wherever you go, we hope you enjoy it!

Fruit in Season

When is blueberry season, and when can we pick cherries or strawberries? Here’s a list of all the fruit seasons in SoCal:

• Blueberry season usually starts in May and can last into August.
• Cherries can usually be picked in May and June.
• Strawberries are grown year-round, but many people think the peak season is from April – July.
• Citrus, like lemons and tangerines, are usually in season from February to October.
• Apple picking season usually begins in late September and lasts into November.

Related: Family-Friendly Things to Do in Santa Barbara

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