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Morris Blueberry Farm

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Morris Blueberry Farm is a pick-your-own stop in New Bern, North Carolina, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field. Rated 4.9 from 29 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.

About this farm

Morris Blueberry Farm is a pick-your-own stop in New Bern, North Carolina, listed for visitors who want fresh produce straight from the field.

Visitors commonly come for blueberries.

It holds a 4.9 rating across 29 public reviews.

Today (Monday) is listed as 7 AM–8:30 PM. Hours can change with harvest and weather.

Identifies as women-owned

Location

Find Morris Blueberry Farm at 1360 US-17, New Bern, NC 28560, United States. Plus Code: 4XPG+6J New Bern, North Carolina, USA.

1360 US-17 , New Bern , North Carolina 28560 , US

Hours

Local time (America/New_York). Hours can change with harvest and weather — confirm before you go.

Open now Today · Monday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Monday · today

7 AM–8:30 PM

Tuesday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Wednesday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Thursday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Friday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Saturday

7 AM–8:30 PM

Sunday

7 AM–8:30 PM

What you can pick

In October, check what’s currently ripe before you go. Seasons below are typical windows for North Carolina, not a guarantee for this exact farm.

  • blueberries

    Typically in season May–July in North Carolina. Southeast NC strong

Before you go

A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in North Carolina.

  • Bring closed-toe shoes, sun protection, water, and containers unless the farm supplies them.
  • Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
  • Arrive earlier in the day for cooler weather and better selection during peak weekends.
  • Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.

Amenities & details

Attributes pulled from the listing data. Confirm anything important (pets, accessibility, payments) with the farm.

From the business

  • • Identifies as women-owned

Photos

2 photos from the listing plus visitor snaps below in reviews. Click any item for a full preview — videos play in the viewer.

What visitors say

29 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.

“Morris Blueberry Farm is a magical, special place. Whether picking with family, friends, your favorite album/podcast or simply enjoying the birds, I highly recommend visiting and picking your own blueberries. The blueberries are delicious and plentiful! Bushes of all sizes allow kiddos and adults alike to reach. Best of all are the owners! Shannon is an absolute delight, and extreemly knowledgeable about the farm and blueberry picking process. She takes the time out of her busy day to talk about the picking and packaging and is always cheerfully welcoming all who come pick. On a personal note: lsat summer after being suddenly laid off, I picked blueberries about 3 times a week in between applying for jobs. I would highly recommend the theraputic time alone in such a beautiful place, with the consistent plink plank plunk of blueberries filling your bucket to remind you how simply and wonderful life can be. Thank you Shannon and family for your kindness and getting me unknowingly through the summer of 2023!”

“So friendly! It has an old fashioned feel that I really loved. We paid extra money cause I couldn't stop my 2 year old grandson from eating blueberries off the bush! In today's hi tech world there is nothing better than letting a child experience nature and let him see where his food comes from. And the blueberries are delicious!!!”

“I had not been to Morris’ in years. Got there right as they opened. The gentleman was helpful, he even let me taste to be sure I would be satisfied. I bought a flat plus several extra pints. The flat was delivered to my son in Zebulon and I froze the remainder. Great berries and most thankful they were close to home!”

“absolutely great experience picking blueberries today. definitely reasonable price and amazing quality blueberries.”

“Simple purchase process. Great bushes covered in berries. Will definitely visit again.”

“Blueberries are fat, sweet and delicious! Owners are very nice and helpful.”

“Berries galore. Owner and wife were very nice. Will be back again soon.”

“So disappointed. Showed up at 430 with 4 kids. A new sign said to to go to the other shed. When I got to the shed I picked up 5 buckets and proceeded on, as I have for the past 9 years. When we got to the field an elderly came out and started yelling at me that I was suppose to stop at the shed. He went on and explained that he aint doing like he use to and "if you cant get out there before 5pm you don't deserve no berries, we got hours now." I asked if we could pick for 20 mins. He yelled at me " NO, you come back another day"...I told him we had been coming here for 9 years and it was a 40 min drive. He didn't care and then said to me." I ain't trying to me nasty, but I'm done with this." I said thank you and called the kids back (they were all ready in the field picking) and told them to give the man his buckets and we were leaving. WOW. Nine years being a customer there, picking 60 lbs every year and this was his attitude to me and my kids. I will no longer recommend the farm and will not come back.”

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FAQ

Is this a u-pick farm?

Yes — this listing is marked as pick-your-own. Policies (containers, pricing, pets) vary; confirm with the farm.

Where is Morris Blueberry Farm?

1360 US-17, New Bern, NC 28560, United States Plus Code 4XPG+6J New Bern, North Carolina, USA.

What are today’s hours?

Monday: 7 AM–8:30 PM. Full weekly hours are listed above.

When is blueberries season near New Bern?

Typically May–July in North Carolina. Peak and weather can shift — call before you go.

How do I get there?

Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 35.13562, -77.02339.

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