Bryant Blueberry Farm and Nursery

After the trek up north we were ready for some fun. Kind of a long ways from town but everything was great so it was worth it. It was not over crowded and there were plenty of blueberries. They also had currants and tayberries but we didn’t get those. There was a shaded area for sitting and eating lunch. Make sure to bring your own lunch and plenty of water. They only sell junk food (ice cream, otter pops, chips…) and there isn’t running water. It’s a farm and it’s not all built up and touristy. So yes, there are outhouses and hand washing stations with buckets. Lots of fun for the kids: toys, playground, goats, sandbox, and more. 2adults and 2 children picked casually for an hour and walked put with 8 lbs of blueberries at 2.50/lb. pretty sweet! They do sell some jams, honey and that sort of thing as well. We will definitely be back!

I love this place! The only two drawbacks for me are the dirt driveway and the fact that it is a bit far for me. Neither reason are really their fault. If they pay to install pavement, it’ll only raise their cost, so I actually don’t mind.
Okay, now the good comments… The blueberries are yummy. They have a number of varieties. The picnic and play areas are perfect for taking breaks for both kids and adults. They are very important to me since I make an annual trip to pick enough blueberries to make jars of jam which requires a lot of picking. Sometimes I wonder if it is worth the effort to pick so many berries. Of course, it gives me a much greater appreciation for what I do buy at a supermarket.
The staff is friendly and helpful too.

Took our girls, 3 and 4, up here for a family day. Pack your own lunch, they have picnic tables, a playgound, and lots of big, delicious blueberries! Had a blast. Cant beat pick your own big huge berries for $ 2 a pound.

Go here once a week during the season. Berries are big and delicious.

I left the city to make a trek up north to pick some blueberries. Berries at the market can be soo expensive, and I love me some blueberries! Luckily, I found a place in a local farmers guide — Bryant Blueberry Farm and Nursery. In years past, I’ve picked at places out in Bellevue, which have great farms, don’t get me wrong. But if you don’t get there by 8am on a Saturday, you’re SOL.
I invited a couple GF’s up for the trip, and at the end of 45 min of picking, I had 5.5lbs of ripe, delicious berries! That doesn’t include the 5.5 lbs that I ate whilst I picked: D They seemed pretty reasonably priced too at $ 2/​lb. The berries were juicy and HUGE, and they had a few different varieties too.
Other things I loved: 1) It wasn’t too crowded or overpicked at 11am on a Saturday. We were the only ones happily picking in our row. 2) The fruit was delicious and plentiful. I didn’t feel like we had to hunt for the berries. They seem to manage the fields well and make sure to direct u-​pickers to the ripe rows. 3) They have great info online! Some farms seem a bit hard to track down. Plus they post what berries are ready for the pickin’s.
They also had a cute playground, picnic tables, and interpretive signs which would be nice for a family making a day trip out of it. The stand lso sells already picked berries as well as homemade jams and jellies.
We stopped at the Premium Outlets on the way home for lunch and shopping. It was the perfect day with my gals! Plus, the blueberry pancakes the next morning were sooo tasty. I will definitely go back! Hopefully again before the season ends.