Temecula Berry Co

“During my trip to Temecula in May 2023, I had the pleasure of visiting the Temecula Berry Co. I must mention that this delightful berry farm operates seasonally, and it's essential to check their opening times before planning a visit. Unfortunately, they're currently closed and will reopen again in May 2024, so mark your calendars! The concept of admission being based on the size of the container for blueberries was an interesting approach. I opted for the small size, and it was just right for a solo berry-picking adventure. Being an early bird and visiting right when they first opened in May, I experienced the excitement of picking fresh blueberries straight off the bushes. However, it's worth noting that during this early period, most of the blueberries were not fully ripe and sweet yet. It required a bit of patience and careful searching to find the larger and sweeter ones. For those who prefer the juiciest berries, I'd recommend visiting a little later in the season, as the berries would likely be more abundant and at their peak ripeness. The staff members were friendly and provided helpful guidance on where to find the ripest patches. The farm itself had a picturesque setting with rows of blueberry bushes against a scenic backdrop, making the whole experience even more enjoyable. It's evident that Temecula Berry Co. is committed to providing a sustainable and authentic berry-picking experience, and I appreciate their efforts in preserving the natural charm of the farm. While I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and the delicious blueberries I managed to pick, I am eager to return next year when the blueberry bounty is at its fullest. The anticipation of a more bountiful harvest and even sweeter berries has already got me excited for my next visit in May 2024!”

“What perfect weather for embracing the joy of blueberry picking! The lady at the front graciously shared her expertise on selecting the finest blueberries. We were thrilled to fill 3 large and 1 medium containers, capturing memories through pictures along the way. It was a truly delightful experience with family at the farm. The staff were exceptionally helpful and kind. The blueberries we picked were remarkably big and sweet. We also had the pleasure of having the Blueberry Sweet Bread and Blueberry Jam. We wholeheartedly recommend Temecula Berry Co!”

“Perfect! You don't have to do a lot of walking, bending, reaching if you don't want to or can't. It is a good sized field. They have a shop there too! Their blueberries are Devine! Best we've ever tasted. My kids don't like the store bought ones, but they loved these blueberries! Totally worth it! Very nice people there too. Great environment! They have restrooms, and a washing station. Great place for a photo shoot too!”

“$6 to fill a small container full of blueberries you pick yourself. My 2 year old daughter loved it so much! Had fun picking them and She ate a whole container by herself in 1 day. Will be back before season is over.”

“Such a wonderful and amazing experience, thank you so much for opening on Mother's Day weekend!!! ❤️❤️ The staff were all so sweet and kind. Make sure your lids close and you're all good.”

“Plucked the medium size paper bucket today. They are delicious. Its was a good time....the bushes are loaded with plump fruit.”

“It was fun picking blueberries at this farm. They accept cash or check only. The blueberries were quite big and most of them were sweet. It doesn't really take a lot of time to fill up the small container. It was a fun activity! Their Instagram page is regularly updated with their opening hours. Don't forget sunscreen, hats, and bring plenty of water.”

“My first time going blueberry picking with my kids and friends was unfortunately not a good experience. The pathway was full of rocks, which made it extremely difficult to push a stroller. I moved my stroller near the gate where the ground was smoother while waiting for my friends to buy buckets for us. One staff member came up to me and immediately told me I couldn’t go in without a bucket. I politely explained that I was not entering yet, just waiting because the rocky path was very hard for my stroller, and my friends were buying the buckets for me. Instead of explaining the rules kindly, she spoke to us with attitude and embarrassed us in front of everyone. The whole line was looking at us, and it felt very uncomfortable. She was impatient and rude instead of simply explaining the rules nicely to first-time visitors. We didn’t know that each person needed their own bucket, and we also didn’t know group picking was not allowed. That could have been explained respectfully. Customer service is not just about enforcing rules — it’s also about treating customers with kindness and patience. What disappointed me the most was how her attitude suddenly changed after I told my friend she was not friendly at all. Then she started smiling and acting nicer to the next guests. First-time customers who don’t know the rules deserve clear explanations, not embarrassment and attitude.”