Oneal Berry Farm… 2026 season is OPEN. Check Facebook for exact dates/times.

“🌿 O’Neal Berry Farm – A Hidden Texas Gem! 🌿 It’s blackberry season, y’all! 😍 And we couldn’t have picked a better spot than O’Neal Berry Farm to soak it all in. From the moment we pulled up, we felt like family. We picked up fresh bottled honey straight from this morning’s harvest, and got our hands on farm-fresh eggs — still warm from the coop. The sweet lady who gathered them even let us watch, which was such a treat! We sipped on some classic Dublin Cream Soda, made in Dublin, Texas — the very folks who originally made Dr. Pepper before it went big time. Talk about a taste of Texas history! We loaded up on pounds of juicy organic blackberries, sweet as summer itself. And best of all? Our little girl, Holly, got to feed the chickens — and let me tell you, her smile was bigger than Texas. And the folks who run the place? Absolute salt of the earth. Kind, genuine, and proud of what they do — and it shows in every single detail. This right here is the heart of country living. We’ll definitely be back! 💛🐓🍯 #TexasLiving #BlackberrySeason #SupportLocalFarms #CountryStrong #ONealBerryFarm”

“We absolutely love O’Neal Berry Farm! This was our second year visiting, and it has officially become one of our favorite summer traditions. The farm is beautiful, the berries are absolutely delicious, and the entire experience feels so welcoming and special. The owners are incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and helpful. They took so much time answering all of our questions and teaching us about the different blackberry varieties, which made the experience even more fun and meaningful. You can truly tell how much care and passion goes into this family-run farm. What made it especially memorable was how sweet they were to our daughters - they let them feed the chickens, pet the barn cat, and made them feel so included and welcomed. It was such a thoughtful and personal touch that meant so much to us. We are already looking forward to coming back again next summer. Highly, highly recommend visiting O’Neal Berry Farm!”

“Fun, friendly place. We arrived and were greeted by two friendly sleepy dogs and a chicken before a human gave us baskets and led us to the patch to show us how to choose ripe berries. She also told us about the different varieties and how they taste. We spent an hour wandering, picking, sampling, and enjoying the time. Arriving near noon, it got hot fast. Highly recommend a hat to extend your time out there! We ended up with 4 lbs of blackberries, a handful of blueberries, some jam and some Dublin sodas. Well worth the visit. We learned some things and had fun in nature, supported by friendly folks running the place.”

“My mother and I had fun picking the blackberries. They were tasty and juicy. The lady there was very nice and hospitable and tending to a flock of about 80 obviously well cared for chickens. In just under an hour we had a little over 8 lbs of blackberries. I made a batch of blackberry ice cream with some of the berries. I highly recommend and will be back again next year.”

“Love going for blackberry picking. Nice casual atmosphere. Definitely bring closed toed shoes, and pants if you don’t like walking in some taller grassy areas. All well maintained and friendly welcoming upon arrival. Jalapeño jam is a must purchase & always a good amount of ripe berries to fill your box with!”

“Couldn’t have asked for a better Saturday morning! They have a huge blackberry patch with some of the sweetest berries I’ve ever tasted. The owners were so kind and helpful. Totally worth the hour drive!”

“Cool place to spend a little time doing something with the kids and even adults. There are HUMONGOUS blackberry/raspberriy bushes to pick from and it was a nice experience. The owners are very nice and local so we support them fully. Don't forget to ask them for their hidden preserves for sale! 💖 Very good. She's got other things in that fridge to enjoy too, but you'll just have to check em out to see. Support local! 👍🏽”

“They’re a bit pricey for each pound you pick, so shop around before you go… I feel that $5 or 7 I think it’s $7 dollars to be exact, but regardless I feel that it shouldn’t be so expensive, taking into consideration that we the customers pick our own berries, and I feel that past year the price was reasonable, anyway shop around before you go, you may find another blackberry and blueberries farm. I went to Malakoff Tx, hill country; it was amazing, sweeter and better kept, it’s about 1:30 minutes so well worth the time, because it was cheaper and much better quality. My berries lasted a month in my fridge, didn’t spoil like the store bought and I ate them all fresh.”