Wells' Blueberry Farm

“Took the 45 minute ride from home into Jersey farm country. This place was amazing. Drive in and park. Directions guide you to a barn area where you grab a can to strap to your waist and a large metal bucket to fill. Walk or get on a tractor for a ride to to the picking area. I chose to walk a short distance. The berries were so ready for picking they jumped right off the vines. Took about an hour to fill the big bucket which weighed approximately 12 pounds. Priced at 2.50 a pound was fair and worth the ride. By the end of the day I had sorted some large berries for nibbling, froze some in quart size zip lock freezer bags and finished up with 6 jars of jam following the no pectin recipe on the farms website. It was a good day.”

“This was my first time picking blueberries and I had a great time. It’s a very relaxing thing to do and the farm is big and they have lots of blueberries to pick. I am looking forward to trying some of there recipes to make with my fresh blueberries that I picked. I will definitely be going back to Wells Farm again to pick some more blueberries.”

“My son and I had the best time here picking blueberries! The berries are ripe and delicious and so affordable. They give you everything you need to pick and take home with you. Everyone working here is super nice. This is our favorite blueberry farm by far! 💞 Thank you so much!”

“We picked four pounds of blueberries near the end of the season and it was so fun and reasonably priced! The honey is also delicious, especially on a peanut butter sandwich!”

“Excellent blueberry farm. Very nice family owned farm. All we encountered was super nice people. The berry’s are great. The price was not bad at all either.”

“I love this farm. The price is so affordable and the berries are so sweet. Will be coming back every year.”

“Awesome experience, nice family run farm. Blueberries have great flavor”

“Very nice staff made it easy to navigate, even with our little kids. No tractor ride, but it was a very short walk, and good picking spots were conveniently marked with flags. Prices were very fair.”