Great strawberries, great prices and they even told my sons that they were welcome to eat as they…read morepicked! Good option for a quieter experience for children. Yummy treats at the shop!

Bought amazing and super fresh strawberries from Landry Poche farms at Robert Fresh Market in…read moreMetairie on West Esplanade. Great to see how far the Louisiana/Ponchatoula strawberry industry has progressed over the years. The berries are now huge, sweet, flavorful, and bright red. I do prefer these over the ubiquitous Driscoll's ones from California/Mexico.

Not worth it. Required a $5 entrance fee plus a purchase of a bucket ($10 or $20 bucket options)…read morefor a ONE YEAR OLD that was being held by his mother. Staff is rude. Most of the play equipment is old and rusty.

My grandkids love this place. And also the pumpkin patch. We always go a couple times a yearread more

Easy and fun. Everything is set up for you to get your bucket and go pick some delicious…read moreblueberries. We brought our own water , however they had a pitcher and cups there if you needed some. It was hot , so a good sun blocking shirt and hat worked out great. Enjoyed our time picking and it did not take too long because plenty of bushes were available to pick from.

For Memorial Day Weekend, a couple of friends invited me to pick blueberries!…read more I hadn't been picking for a while, and I thoroughly enjoy bringing home a bounty of fruit. I had a great time, but definitely have a few tips for this pick-your-own experience. First off, call the number to check the hours or if things are good to go that day! Our friend called, and apparently they had just opened the season up the Friday before. Use your navigation. It's a ways out there. Bring water or your favorite canned wine like your good pal, Morgan. It get's hot and there aren't a whole lot of options for hydration. You should also bring a ice chest to put all your blueberries in and said cold beverages. Make sure to wear shoes and socks, and a hat is suggested! When you get there, you're basically just pulling up to a house. Go to the left of the driveway and park next to the second shed. Go in the shed (and yes, I may have said this is how the beginning of a horror movie starts at least 100 times). In the shed you'll find chairs, buckets, bug spray and instructions on what to do. COVER your body in the bug spray. As I learned from experience, it is best to spray yourself with the bug spray outside of the shed since it's not the largest of sheds. Make sure to get your ankles and any exposed skin. Pick up one pail per person. We put extra bags and zipties in our bucket under our first bag. It's $10/bucket. I would suggest bringing a check, but I believe he will also take cash. This ain't no Venmo/Paypal-type of joint. Then drive down to the blueberry bushes! The road is a little precarious so just take your time. We were the one and only folks there for most the time we were there, and a nice shower came through to clean the blueberries before we started picking. Very glad I wore tennis shoes and SHOULD'VE put on socks since me and a gang of fire ants had a little tussle. But other than that, the pickins were GREAT. Bushes filled with blueberries that weren't at all bitter, and not overly sweet. We each filled two gallon bags to take home! We did hear gunshots off in the distance, but remember you're in Picayune, Mississippi and it's probably folks hunting or shooting skeet, so don't freak out. The owner came out to greet us when we first arrived, and then came out again to the bushes to check on us, which is very much appreciated. I love the whole honor system way of doing business, and we left a nice check from all of us in his little shed. Also, lagniappe, there were a handful of kittens roaming around the sheds and a rando cat sprinting across the field at one point if you're into wildlife encounters.

The owner was super gracious and provided our out of town guests with a personalized walking tour…read morearound the farm. We can't wait to come back and visit again, especially in the spring.

We picked blueberries last year. Couldn't have been happier with the experience (well, grandson…read morecould've been more cooperative, but he's a teenager and was what teenagers are). Anyway, price was good, blueberries were plentiful and delicious; service was very friendly. Looking forward to another visit this year.

There is something magical about picking blueberries. Out in nature, far from the hustle n bustle…read moreof the city. It is beautiful and peaceful out here. I made our reservations online, easy peasy. The drive took about 45 minutes from New Orleans and it was easy to find with GPS. There is plenty of places to park, buckets are provided and they start promptly at 8:00am. If you want blackberries, arrive early! Blueberries are plentiful! We had 2 adults, a 12 year old and a 2 year old. We enjoyed ourselves so much that we came back 2 weeks later. We picked for about 2 hours, took a break and had a picnic at one of the picnic tables provided. We fed horses with biscuits that the farm has on hand, for free. Then we picked for a little longer. While there, we genuinely felt welcome by the owner and his daughter who were sweet and happy to share their bounty. We took home blackberries, zucchini, peppers, beans, honey, a ton of blueberries and priceless memories. We look forward to next year!

So let me tell you a story…read more When I was growing up there were railroad tracks not far from where I lived. During the summer my sisters and I would go on the tracks and spend hours picking blackberries. We'd go home with tons of them and fingers stained black from the juice. After rinsing them off we'd sprinkle sugar on them and devour them. They were so delicious that we'd usually do it all again the next day. Blackberries are still my favorite of all the berries. There is no way in hell I'd let my children go walking up and down railroad tracks now that I'm a parent (what was our mother thinking!?) but there's a special place that I can take them where they can make their own memories. Ridemore Berry Farm is a pick your own farm in Covington. They have blackberries and blueberries to pick during berry season which is mid May to the beginning of July. There's also a nice little area to have a picnic if you'd like to bring lunch when you visit. You should probably arrive early because my sisters and I might beat you to it and pick all of those yummy blackberries. Seriously. All is fair in love and blackberry picking!

A blueberry and blackberry farm where you can pick your own fruit or get already picked fruit…read more Make sure to call ahead to check on the status of the berries. They provide buckets for berry picking.

This place is nothing short of 5 star! The owner has very positive attitude and is super friendly…read more You can either pick your berries or they sell them pre picked. It's awesome that this place exists and it's a good time for the whole family. It's very affordable as well it's $10 per gallon of blueberries or blackberries if you pick them and $15 if they pick them.

I have been coming here since I was a little girl, my mom since she was a little girl, and my…read moregrandmother for decades. This is the only place I get my muscadines from. Yes I plan a trip back home to Mississippi just for muscadine season. It's worth it every time. They have rows and rows of muscadines different sizes, colors, and taste. I like the bronze ones the best! Each row has a number and a unique name. It's all U pick. They supply buckets at the front counter. $1.20 per lb. The vineyard itself is beautiful. So many memories of picking with my siblings, parents, and grandparents! Duck walking under the vines to pick and enjoying the sweet taste of muscadines!

Ashmore Vineyard U-Pick Muscadines is focused on offering a wide variety of muscadines in their…read morevineyard and they offer the best selection of different types of grapes I've seen in any muscadine vineyard. Their muscadine operation is strictly self-pick and then you pay by the pound. Their muscadines are the largest and some of the most flavorful I've ever tasted. This is a fantastic experience if you want to experience walking among the vines and seeing all the fresh muscadines along with sampling a wide variety of different types of muscadines. Overall this spot has some of the best muscadines I've ever had! My video review of Ashmore Vineyard is here: https://youtu.be/v430KdbLlIg