Fleeman’s U-Pick Blueberry Farm

My friend and I wanted to go blueberry picking while we were taking a small vacation trip up north. So on our last day, we researched a lot of blueberry farms and found this gem! It wasn’t too far and they were available for picking that day, luckily!
You come into a gate and drive on a small dirt road leading to a grassy area for parking. There are 2 abandoned buldings around the patch, but there is a small roofed area where you pick up your bucket, which is $ 11 each if filled up full. At this farm, you pay AFTER collecting your blueberries. We picked as much as we could. There were a lot more bees than I expected, so sometimes I’d jerk here and there with close encounters with bees. I would just say watch where you’re putting your hands. However, these blueberries are sweet, despite the small sizes. I’d recommend going in the early morning so not all of them are picked out by the time you get in the late morning.
My friend and I were so tired and sweaty in the sun that we had to stop picking and were ready to pay. We didn’t quite fill our buckets to the top, so they only charged us $ 9 each bucket. It was still a lot of blueberries in my opinion. They also sell cold drinks for $ 1. We don’t get to keep the buckets, but they put them in grocery bags to take home. The people there are so nice and very friendly. Great southern hospitality and they say bye to each and every customer when they leave the small farm.
Definitely come here when you get the chance! It’s a bit smaller than other farms I’ve been to for fruit picking, but this is definitely a secret garden you want to try.

This quaint little blueberry farm is right off of 316, just after Monroe Hwy/​SR11. You turn left onto Harrison Mill Road. The owners are two retirees and they are just as nice as they can be. The picking was good. It was a smaller farm. It was nice and quiet. I felt like I had found a hidden little gem.