Reed Valley Orchard

We come here for Blueberry Jubilee at the end of June every year, and it really is a day that we look forward to all year. They have giant nets over the majority of the blueberries, which (mostly) keeps birds from eating them and decreases the amount of bugs as well. Their blueberries are delicious and a few bushes have the biggest blueberries I’ve ever seen. Blueberry Jubilee is a very busy day there, but they pull in a lot of extra help (seems to mostly be friends and family), and things run pretty smoothly. Their shop carries a variety of local products in addition to their own and prices seem pretty reasonable. Last year we were able to do a tractor-​pulled wagon ride which was a really fun way to see more of their beautiful grounds, but they didn’t offer it this year. As far as prepared foods, I like their ice cream (definitely go for the double scoop, which is only 45 cents more than a single scoop), but was not impressed with their hand pies. I also don’t like the pancakes served for the pancake breakfast at Blueberry Jubilee, but I’m ridiculously picky about pancakes. We will definitely continue to come to Blueberry Jubilee every summer and I suspect we’ll be back in the fall for apple picking. They don’t take credit or debit cards, which can be inconvenient, but they do take checks as well as cash.

This place is so beautiful and the country store has all kinds of great things from pickled asparagus to orchard honey! Oh the pies my oh my and the homemade slushy from the orchards fruit! Oh and most farmers market type places only take a check or cash.

Extremely friendly, my family and I went there to u-​pick blueberries. It was early in the season but we picked about a gallon. I was shocked to see how few bugs were on the bushes, usually someone in our party will always get stung (speaking as someone who frequently goes u-​picking). Reasonably priced, and the little country store has amazing pies. (Drinks are in a cooler outside and a bottle of water is only 94 cents) They have a huge variety of fruit to pick, including blueberries, raspberries, cherries and apples. We had a wonderful time and we are already planning our next visit.

This orchard is nice enough. One warning though… They only accept cash.
Which is greeeeeaaaat when you’ve driven 45 minutes to get there, and have $ 0 in your wallet. So, instead of me spending $ 50ish, I spent $ 7 (The sum total of the money in my 8 year-​old daughter’s wallet and what we found in the car’s console.)
They literally told me there was an ATM in the next county over.