Dr. Young's Pond Berry Farm

“Well-run local farm for blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. Pick your own or grab some at the cash register. Rows are wide with ample fruit on each bush. Do keep berries separate even at same price - it gives owner a gauge on production. Parking is free, and this is a great place to bring youngsters. Staff are helpful in directing you to the most bountiful areas for your needs, baking or snacking.”

“Great place to pick blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. The staff is super nice and helpful. They allow you to graze as you pick and put as many berries in your bucket as you can fit. My girls had such a great time picking the different berries, especially the blueberries.”

“Calming, peaceful new experience. Something different to do during this pandemic since it's not much to see or do.$15 for a small basket. It's best to go early ,they open at 7am. We went around 9 and it was already getting hot. Going home to eat and make cobbler.”

“Wow! Some of the best blueberries I've ever had. Wife and I took the morning to pick some blueberries and we were not disappointed. Very nice and appreciative people. Highly recommend.”

“Wonderful family-run farm. Amazing blueberries and friendly staff. We'll be back before the end of the season for sure.”

“We had a wonderful experience picking blueberries! Friendly helpful staff, beautiful property.”

“Great place to come to pick blueberries and blackberries. They also sell pre-picked berries and homemade jam. I appreciate the fact that they keep their bushes trimmed and out of the row. They also don't have squished berries in the rows...thus greatly reducing the swarms of bees. This farm will provide enjoyment for families and individuals alike.”

“They were terrible, terrible and terrible! They advertised blackberries were ready and blueberries are not quite in season yet, so we went mostly looking for blackberries. But when we told them we couldn't find many blackberries, they sent us to the blueberries. When we told them we couldn't find many ripe blueberries, an old man said "you're kidding me" and told us "if you know what you are picking you can get a bucket in 3 minutes". Well, we don't know how to pick like he does and he had no interest in actually helping us. Then when we went back to look and look for whatever blackberries we could find they told the ones we were picking weren't ripe enough and insisted we should leave. We said our bucket is not full yet the old man said "I am waiting" to threaten my wife. He pointed at a berry we had in our busket which was black and had 1 tinny red spot and said "you can't eat that". But we were picking our best out of no choice and it really should not have been his business to tell us what not to pick. We later realized he made these misinformed claims/excuses to make us leave, probably because he saw us tasting a berry right before that. Really, if that was his concern, why not tell us out right? And yes we tasted a few, but we struggled to even fill a quarter of the bucket we paid for with blackberries, how many good ones could we even possibly have eaten in the field? We also checked before we went and we picked this farm specially because they did not say "no tasting" as a rule because we have small children and tasting is part of the experience we wanted them to have, and they also encouraged it here. We were very mindful and none of our kids did any damage to the plants and only tasted a handful of berries. Also they had told us we could pick as many as our bucket would hold as long as we could still hold it by the handle (but they threaten to make us leave before our bucket was full). I asked for a refund and they refused because we had eaten some. They also claimed to have hundreds of people earlier in the day and if we wanted berries we should have come earlier, so they sold a product they couldn't deliver and they were extremely disrespectful to customers. We would NEVER go back.”