Best Berry Picking Near Boston (Reviews + Tips)

Head to Cordelia's Farm to pick your own strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries. In addition, they also offer PYO flowers, a unique opportunity to craft your own fresh bouquet.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:   Nestled in an idyllic setting in the heart of apple country, Nashoba Valley Winery is a gorgeous hilltop orchard complimented by a gourmet restaurant and winery perfect for a unique date outdoors. Adding to the ambiance, they offer u pick peaches in the summer, as well as apple picking in the fall. Lunches on the picnic grounds make for family time well spent!

Doe Orchards offers u-pick blueberries, raspberries, and peaches during the summer season. Be sure to return in the fall and winter for apple picking and cut-your-own Christmas trees!

Carlson Orchards is 50 acres of rolling green fruit trees, a prolific 50-year-old blueberry patch, a raspberry patch, sweet cherries, several grassy fields suitable for gazing at the clouds, a frog pond, nine varieties of peaches, five varieties of nectarines, and of course…apples!!

As the name suggests, this local farm offers blueberry picking, and the experience is one that keeps people coming back to Holliston each summer.

Perhaps best known for their apple picking and fall fun activities, Honey Pot Hill Orchards also offers delicious blueberry picking.

Hanson's Farm offers various pick-your-own opportunities all season. From strawberries to pumpkins, flowers to blackberries, there's almost always something to pick with your family!

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Tracy Snyder Molina said:  Besides apple picking, this farm also offers PYO blueberries and raspberries. Grab the family a fresh treat from the bakery and check out the gourmet items available in the farm store. Cash or check only for pick-your-own crops.

Parents, if you are home brewers, the farm offers pick your own "Cascade Variety" Hops too.

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  This family-friendly farm features five different varieties of cultivated, high bush blueberries for picking. Generally u pick is July through late-August. You are welcome to bring your own containers or use theirs, but if you bring your own be sure to get it weighed before you head out for the picking. Please note they only accept cash or check.

Carver Hill Orchard is a family-run orchard located in the heart of apple country. They offer cherry, blueberry, veggie, peach & apple picking. Make sure to grab some of their fresh cider donuts made on the weekends!

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  Sunshine Farm offers pick-your-own fruit, as well as a farm stand, flowers, and delicious ice cream. Generally, strawberry picking season starts in June, July is blueberry season, and August brings on juicy peaches. September is apple picking time!

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  Tangerini's offers pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches and plums as well as cherry tomatoes, juneberries, and wild flowers by the mason jar. Grab a "farm to fork" family meal at the Farmer's Porch cafe for lunch or dinner, too. The farm also offers several kids cooking classes which turn the summers bounty into delicious and educational events. They even have kids nature camps and kindergarten!

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  Come pick-your-own strawberries and pumpkins in the Fall at Verrill Farm and check out their list of special events including their annual Strawberry Festival, Blueberry Pancake and Pie Eating Contest, and the Tomato & Corn Festival.

A visit to Parlee Farms is fun for the whole family. They offer summertime u-pick strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and peaches, as well as cut flowers, apples, and pumpkins in the fall. After picking, be sure to visit the animal barns, where you can feed and pet baby goats, sheep, and chickens. 

Tracy Snyder Molina said:  Plan a full day of fun at this farm! Admission includes eye-catching train rides, a farm-themed children's play area, moon bounces, farm animals, caterpillar rides, farm maze, and face painting. Summertime u pick crops include strawberries, peaches, plums and nectarines followed by apple picking and pumpkins in the Fall.