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. read more

In a word: delightful. We had a wonderful time picking fresh blueberries. The two gentlemen working the parking lot showed us where to park, the people at the check in were nice and the farm store was also fantastic. A new tradition is born for us. read more

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What an amazing Mother's Day! We went and picked blueberries in the fields. It was an amazing experience. Anyone over 5 has to purchase a box but that was fine as we have 3 children and 2 are under 5. There was an abundance of blueberries! They also have a cute little farm stand at the entrance and some farm animals too. read more

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The easiest experience! We got here at about 11AM on a Sunday morning and there was some traffic getting in to park but the wait wasn't too bad. After parking, you head to the barn front to purchase your blueberry container: $6 for the smallest size and $20 for the largest size. Super easy process and the blueberry fields are quite big so it never felt too crowded! The blueberries are so delicious and fresh and sweet. Definitely better than store bought blueberries and they are fairly priced especially for the experience you are getting! Definitely would recommend. read more

The last couple years we have come here with a bunch of kids, who really enjoy the experience. The blueberries are sweet and plump (they mark the ripest bushes with a flag). There never seems to be a shortage of berries. Prices are not that bad. Everyone who enters the field has to buy a box (smallest is $6). We will be back every year until kids get sick of it haha. read more

What a great activity to do with kids! I haven't been to a blueberry picking before, so this was a cool experience. Every one over 5 years old must purchase a box to enter. It makes sense because you think they'll just let anyone in and pick blueberries for free? You know people will be eating some too. We went with our toddler and we got a medium and a small. Which are these Chinese take out containers. The field is huge and hot! No shade. So bring a hat. No water over 20oz allowed. They also have a rule where you can't "sample" any berries you pick, which I think is kind of crazy, especially that younger kids will just eat some berries while picking. My 1 year certainly ate a few but got bored real quick and just liked running around in an open field. My husband had to chase him around, while I picked the rest of the berries. My son also picked the worst berries, all mushy/overripe ones and green ones... he'll learn and be a better picker next year. lol. Yes, it's expensive for blueberries, especially for the amount and price. But it's the experience and a fun family event. We'll be coming back every year! Come early bc it gets HOT! They have some farm animals, picture spots and tractors to entertain the kids. It's seasonal too. read more

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Staff were very nice and helpful, explained where all the best berries were at. My son and friends enjoyed their time, come early because the crowd starts to come in at 10am. Everyone needs to purchase a bucket for picking so that is your entrance fee, I wish I would have bought the bigger bucket bc the berries were simply delicious and sweet. I definetely will come back when I'm in town. We also got the blueberry pound cake at the store, very soft and lightly sweeten so must get. They have little goats that you could feed, fun for the kids. read more

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For my first visit, the weather was ideal. The farm is a U-pick blueberry farm, not too far from Kenny's strawberry farm. It is a pretty good size farm with an abundance of berries to pick. The farm operates on a cash-only basis, but checks are accepted. There is an ATM located within the store. There are no food trucks available. The prices for the berries are $6, $12, and $20. However, I did not appreciate the requirement that each guest must purchase a container to enter the farm. The berries are not organic, as indicated by the staff member at the counter. The lids should be able to fully close. If they overflow, the staff will offer the option to purchase an additional container. The containers are similar to those used in Chinese takeout boxes, making it challenging to hold them due to the wire handle. This may pose a difficulty for younger children while picking berries. While placing the container on the ground may provide some assistance, it is not my preferred option. Plucking the berries was relatively straightforward. Once they are ripe, lightly flick them with your thumb, and they will easily fall into your hand. There are limited parking spaces near the farm entrance. An additional parking area is located further down, which is a dirt lot. Parking is FREE. The farm allows children to use wagons, strollers. jogger strollers with large wheels, may be easier to navigate the dirt paths. Wheelchairs are also welcome, although I am uncertain whether they will be particularly comfortable due to the bumpy gravel stones. May also be hard to push. There are no sitting areas that I noticed. There is no shade, best to bring hats and sunscreen. Additionally, hand sanitizer and wipes should be brought for hygiene purposes. read more

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Coming here is an annual tradition for our family. We always come early before it gets too hot and make sure not to wash the car ahead of time since parking is in the dirt/mulch. Prices are so reasonable and the berries are always so sweet and better than anything you could find in the grocery store. Bring cash and some quarters to feed the goats. It's a family run farm and you really get the sense this is a labor of love and not profiteering--the teenagers make shaved ice for $3. We always make crumble top blueberry muffins when we get home and munch on the rest, the berries never make it past a day or two. I will come here to pick berries even when my kids are grown--the berries are that delicious! This farm embodies the spirit of Temecula. read more

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I'm disappointed by the customer service at the front desk. Kindness and professionalism go a long way, especially for first-time visitors. I mistakenly thought this was the farm with picnic tables, so we asked the two employees at the front desk if any were available. Unfortunately, their response came across as rude and dismissive. Since it was our first time visiting, the interaction left a very negative impression and made us not want to return. I also noticed that several recent reviews from the past year mention similar concerns about customer service, which suggests the issue has not improved. read more

Absolutely amazing time on a school field trip. Farmer Mike was so sweet with the little kids and did such a great job at telling them about the berry farm in a simple yet insightful way. What a blessing for this to be down the road. Thank you again Farmer Mike! read more

I took my 3 grandkids and they loved it! It was so much fun picking berries and I even picked up a few loaves of the blueberry bread was is excellent. The people that run it are super friendly and full of information for the kids. We had a blast! read more

This has become one of our family traditions! Experiences like this are hard to come by and so much fun for families. While prices of containers are a little more than grocery stores, I love supporting this small business and will gladly pay. Fortunately, the blueberries are delicious! They're large, sweet, and crisp. Staff is so helpful and friendly, and the farm is actually pretty large, so there's lots of space to separate from other parties and PLENTY of berries. My only suggestion would be to have weekday evening options, to avoid busy weekends with littles and have cooler weather for picking! Can't wait to keep coming back every year! read more

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It's nice out here but!!! They won't let anybody over five years old in without paying for a bucket. It's like their entry fee even if you don't want to pick you still have to pay for an entry fee. Which is the small bucket and it's six dollars. I love this place and I don't remember them charging per person years ago. But this is not cool. read more

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We've been going to pick blueberries here for the past 5 or so years! It's been a Mother's Day activity as well. Typically it opens then but some years has been earlier or later due to the season. Everyone above the age of 5 or so need their own container. They have 3 sizes for containers. We typically get the large which is $20. Cash or check only! There is an atm on site though. Go early before the heat gets you. Minimal shade once you're inside. They do sell snow cones though! Also use restroom before getting to the farm. They only have a portopotty. Stop by the retail center before you get into the neighborhood! read more

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Blueberry season is about to end. You'll need to check their website for their hours. This farm is not too far from Old Town Temecula. About 15 mins and through residential neighborhoods. No admission fee but each person must purchase a container to enter. Small ($6), Medium ($12), Large ($20). The lids must fully close flat when exiting. If it over flows, they'll make you upgrade to the next size. No sampling allowed! Plucking berries was actually pretty clean. No mess. Gently use your thumb and flick them towards you to fall into your palm. The farm is big so spread out away from the crowds and check high and low. We found that most of the large ripe plump ones were hidden between the not so ripe batch. Some ends of the aisles have rose bushes. Be careful of bees and thorns. They sell snow cones for $3 inside next to the big blueberry sign. Other activities include a small farm area with roosters and goats. You may purchase 25cent seeds to feed the goats. Porta Potties are located outside in front of the entrance. Parking: -As you drive down the big hill, you'll see the farm on your right and parking spaces. -There are extra lots on the left and straight ahead -Handicap parking directly in front of entrance Tips: -CASH ONLY (there's an ATM) -Sunblock-It may be gloomy but the sun will peak out and those Uv rays are dangerous -Bring water, hat, sunglasses -Wear closed toe shoes and shoes that you don't mind getting dirty from all the dirt kickback -Bring any props you want for photos. I brought a tin pail for the berries. Looks better than those white containers. I also brought a tiny step stool for sitting poses and a tripod. -I brought a cooler w ice packs to keep the berries cold and fresh on the hour drive home -Reserve about 2 hours Outside the entrance, you'll find a walk up shop selling blueberry bread, lip balm, chutney, jam, honey, etc. I didn't see water or food/snacks. Would be nice if they had a food truck. read more

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I drove 2 hours to get there and it was not worthy! I could not see any fruit from the car park, should have trusted my eyes. Got myself a medium size box and it took forever to fill it up! read more

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We had the best time! The bushes were loaded with massive, sweet berries, and picking them was so much fun. The staff are very friendly and the farm itself is beautiful We loved it so much we brought home pounds of berries and blueberry bread they sell and can't wait to make it a yearly tradition! Make sure to stop by. read more

This was a wonderful berry picking experience and our first time here! There is a good amount of parking in dirt lots and parking spaces. At the entrance you choose from one of three container sizes before you enter. Everyone older than 5 (I think) must enter with a container. Then you just enjoy picking the best berries you can find. Of note, they sadly do not accept credit cards. You can pay with personal check, though. I believe I did see an ATM on site, but I am not 100% sure. I wish they had a sticker of some sort for the box tops, as they tend to pop open when full (they are just Chinese food take out containers). Also, the wire handles get a little painful after picking and holding the container for a while. The blueberries themselves are delicious! Far sweeter and juicier than anything you will find in a grocery store. Well worth a visit!! read more

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Best blueberries. Enjoy picking at your own leisure. I look forward to going to the blueberry farm each year. read more

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There are not so many places near San Diego where you can do berry picking. Strawberries are available when in season, but not much of anything else. I was thrilled to learn about blueberry picking in Temecula. Its a bit of a drive but totally worth it. Its a nice day out with your family or friends. Something to know before you get there - you need to check their site or Facebook page for opening hours and dates. There is no shade, it gets very hot so bring lots of water and a hat. They take cash ONLY. Each person has to have a container in order to enter the blueberry picking field. Parking is easy, just dirt lot next to the farm. read more

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Call ahead, they are closed some days when they don't have enough berries. That's a plus as I've been fruit picking where they let people in and there's nothing to pick. We had a wonderful time. Everyone needs to buy a container to gain entrance in except if you're a baby. This is good because it isn't overrun with people who aren't picking and causing havoc. Just the truth. $6 for the smallest container is reasonable considering the cost of blueberries in the store now. I opted for the $20 largest container and still think it's a deal as these are organic and taste amazing. The shrubs are low, and ripe berries just come off easily. Don't pick the reddish blue ones, stick with the dark dark ones and they are tasty. Very organized shrubs and safe orchard compared to other places I've been (jujube, apple, strawberry and raspberry picking). I'm looking forward to picking returning and also picking up some boysenberries. If you're coming from out of town, make a day out of Temecula and visit a winery or old town Temecula. read more

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A great family experience for both adults & kiddos. Parking was easy & free, there was a lot attendant guiding traffic upon entrance. Blueberry fees were as published on Yelp! We purchased 2- small@$6 and 2- medium@$12. Large were $20/ each. *each box purchased=entrance fee, EVERYONE ENTERING MUST PURCHASE A BOX. The farm had plenty of blueberries to pick, the staff provided us recommendations where to start after paying. Our boxes were full within 45 minutes, it was quite busy during the weekend we visited but well worth it. There's a few of areas for photo-ops and family pics. There wasn't any sitting areas or shade so just be aware if you have an elder with you there's nowhere to sit, that I saw. *It may be wheelchair accessible for some but it would be a bit bumpy due to gravel/ dirt with rocks on ground, of course this could be based on individual preference* Visited in May and it was not too hot, a nice 72! Bring a hat. read more

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I've visited this farm a few times, but my last visit left me deeply disappointed and I won't be coming back. The staff at the front has never been particularly friendly or welcoming, but this last visit was on a whole different level. I came in expressing excitement about blueberry picking with my family, but was met with immediate rudeness and a dismissive attitude. Throughout our visit -- especially at checkout -- I watched multiple Asian guests (from different parties) get singled out, aggressively questioned, berated, and even bullied over their baskets, despite following the posted rules. It wasn't just uncomfortable -- it was upsetting. What should have been a simple, joyful outing felt tense and unwelcoming. It's a shame. The fruit may be good, but I can't support a place that treats people this way. read more

I love this place but so do so many other people that it's hard to know if you'll get anything. You have to look at their Instagram and/or website for the latest updates. Last year we went sometime in June i think and tried to go in the morning. It was hot and crowded and so picked over we couldn't fill the containers they gave us before we had to leave so my kid don't get heat stroke. Even so I loved the berry picking...the way blueberries grow make it like a treasure hunt and the bushes give a little shade. I like that they grow on higher bushes than strawberries, and they don't have thorns like raspberries and blackberries. The berries were so good that my kid ate half of them on the ride back. So this year I monitored their updates and we went opening day, but at the end of the day to avoid the sun. They said they were picked over so they would only sell the small boxes, but we were able to fill them easily and needed to go buy more boxes. We all had a great time, but the berries didn't seem quite as good as last time. It's hard to say if that's because we didn't have to work as hard for them, or because it was colder this year, etc. The farm is in an interesting location and only takes around an hour to get to from San Diego which is awesome. I love how you turn and go down the hill and suddenly the pretty rows of blueberry plants spread out in front of you. It's a tradition I plan to maintain and pass on. It's just so popular and unpredictable (when they will open) it's hard to plan ahead. read more

The blueberries were fine, but our experience was marred by the unfriendly treatment we received as closing time approached. Although we were already on our way out--10 minutes before closing--some staff members rushed toward us with an impatient and discourteous demeanor, urging us to leave. In particular, an elderly white woman aggressively confronted my friend, who was walking with her toddler, and demanded, "Where is your box?" as if she hadn't paid. My friend pointed to her husband who was holding both boxes. The staff member continued, saying, "No eating berries after closing the lid!"--even though my friend was Not eating. I was left wondering why we were singled out in this way. As a group of people of color, we couldn't help but question whether the staff member's behavior was racially motivated. We will not be coming back. read more

Blueberry picking at its finest! We took our kids on a Saturday and this was the place to be. We didn't know what to expect and when we arrived around 1130a this place was packed! Coming from San Diego, we thought we were lost going thru residential but keep following google and you will end up at the berry fields. When you arrive, there is parking on the main road (dirt) and there are a couple of dirt parking "lots". Since the berry field is only open during the weekend, there is someone to direct you on parking. When we arrived the guy said that the lots were pretty full so feel free to drive thru to check for parking. Ya, is and about 20 other cars! Nonetheless, a lot of folks decided to come at opening and luckily several families were leaving so be patient and you will find parking. We took a wagon for our kids and I had a baby carrier for my newborn. The wagon was super helpful for the kiddos that the aisles were wide enough to bring a wagon or stroller. There are 3 different size containers and we chose the largest at $20. No entrance or parking fee which is awesome. There are lots of pic opportunities for the kids and a few animals located near the entrance. The field is huge so there was enough social distancing and never felt crowded even though there were lots of visitors. Some people wore masks but most didn't. It was just nice being outdoors. The kids had a blast picking blueberries and the berries were ample, big, and sweet! Our large container was enough for our family of 5 to last a week. Such a fun place to visit and highly recommend the visit! read more

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What a fun experience for the whole family! Be prepared with cash or check but an ATM machine is available on site. While there's no entrance fee, each person must purchase a container -whether or not you're picking blueberries - to enter the blueberry field. A $6 pint container took each of us about 25 min to fill up! read more

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Staff are very friendly. Lots of blueberry trees to choose from, no shortage of blueberries. $6, $12, and $20 for a small, medium, or large container. Pick as much as you want as long as it closes flat. Had a great time picking our own blueberries. Would definitely recommend. read more

This is a very fun place to take the kids! The blueberries are delicious and the farm is a great size! Not too big and not too small. It's a nice outing. Lots of picture spots too! read more

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The women running this place were rude and condescending from the first moment... one treated my whole family like we were steeling or something because my two year old wondered into a part of their berry farm that is apparently off limits... it's very sad that rude employees can ruin an experience for a whole family that drove a long way to check out this farm . And it's is absolutely despicable that these people think it's ok to treat my little kids the way they did ... Theses people are just offering to take your money , they are not offering a family experience.... This owners reply to my review is further confirmation of these people's demeanor, knowing that there is a 5 foot gap in their fencing in the area on the photo below, that any person could walk right through, they would rather make the accusation that I lowered my child into this area witch in fact is the exact opposite of the truth as I lifted my child out of this area from over the fencing as to respect the the boundaries marked out .. once again , an apology for the disrespectful manner in witch my family was spoken to would have been appreciated, in stead, these people would rather make further accusations... read more

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This is a berry fun way to spend an afternoon for families, couples, or just about anyone! Make no mistake, you won't be picking the bland, flavorless type of blueberries you find in grocery stores. These are real blueberries that are quite flavorful, I would say about ten times more flavorful than the store-bought variety. Temecula Berry is tucked away in a nondescript farmhouse location that probably used to be considered far out in the countryside, but is now well within town thanks to urban sprawl. Even if you don't live in Temecula, it is worth the trip to not only have a fun and unique picking experience but also to get some of those tasty blueberries. But make sure to get 'em while you can! These wonderful berries are only available for a limited time, not only because the growing season is short, but also because word is out about this place and the crowds descend to pick everything pickable in just a couple short weeks! So make sure you call on the day you are planning to arrive, since they might be closed as everything has been picked! We happened to get there on the perfect day, when there were still plenty of tasty berries to be had. They sell three sizes: small $5, medium $10, and large $20. Unfortunately the berries we picked only lasted two days, even though we got a large one (64 oz.)! Five stars for being awesome! read more

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Staff is super friendly and good berries I will definitely be returning thank you very much.

We had an amazing day at the Blueberry Farm. My two year old learned which berries to pick and which ones not to quickly. She had fun finding all the blue berries leaving the green ones to keep growing. Not only was it a fun learning experience but also a great day out. read more

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What a great activity to do with friends or family enjoying the fresh air and picking incredibly fresh blueberries straight off the bush. We visited Temecula Blueberry Farm this past Mother's Day on the first day it opened after the shutdown. You travel through a residential area and then down the hill where you can see the whole farm on your way down. Parking is either along the main street, in a lot towards the left and there's also a parking lot right next to the entrance which is at the end of the main street. The farm's entrance is marked off by cones for social distancing. There are two areas where you can buy a to-go container to put your blueberries in, the stand in the front and at the table near the main entrance. Entrance is free and it's cash only. The size of the containers are small ($5), medium ($10) and large ($20). We opted for the medium size since my daughter is a big fan of blueberries! Saw on the site that there's also early entrance for Seniors from 7-8AM, but you may want to check their website or Facebook for current times. Once in the farm, you'll see rows and rows of blueberry bushes, so our hunt for berries just got real. Since there were a lot of people there who had already picked the ripe berries, we found the jackpot bush towards the outer edge of the farm. Also, if you do decide to go during the middle of the day, be aware that it can get hot! So hats, sunglasses and sunblock will be your best friend! One mom had a smart idea. She brought a wagon to pull her younger kids in with an umbrella to provide shade. Also, the aisles are wide enough to bring strollers in case you need to do so. read more

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We came here this morning and had a wonderful time picking blueberries!! There's still so many! I do wish there were other things to do for the kiddos. They had a couple of animals but it's not a petting zoo. It would be nice to spend at least some time after picking as it was quite a drive to get there. Also, FYI, it's cash only. They had ATM machine there. read more

Amazing staff they make us feel so welcome and so many blueberries they definitely take care of them. Overall such a beautiful place and fast and easy. read more

I don't even know where to begin on how awful our experience was today! I was so excited to visit this farm so that my parents (from out of town) could have a fun memory with my 2 little girls picking blueberries together. When I got to the front of the line I was told that I HAD to purchase one container for each person. I didn't understand why since I had visited this farm 4 times before and had never done that in the past. I was even there a few weeks ago and was actually told that my family of 4 was only ALLOWED to buy 1. And now all of a sudden it was policy that each person had to have their own. I was then told it was cash only. All of this said to me by a very rude young girl. Since I didn't have enough money for more than 3 of us, I bought those and figured my parents could take turns going in with the girls. But then an older lady chased us on our way in. She told us that we couldn't go in unless we paid even though I saw many others in the farm that didn't have their own containers. I explained to her what we wanted to do so the grandparents could both experience it with the kids but she very angrily told us no. So I sent my girls and their grandma in. She told my dad and I that we couldn't stand under the tent where there was shade so I decided that standing out in the very hot sun wasn't good for my 80 year old dad and we just waited in the car. It was embarrassing and I felt so sad that my dad couldn't go in and experience it too. But this was nothing... when my little girls got in the car they were in tears, so upset about the way they were treated on their way out. They told me that as they were leaving the farm the women that had yelled at us going in, grabbed their baskets from their hands, told them to follow her and poured half of the berries out. She then told them they had filled them too high and that they were "stealing" from her, and that she could not sell them anymore and would have to throw them away. My mother who would never ever take anything that wasn't hers and my two little sweet girls were called thieves. And she told them they were the ones that didn't have money and that they should just "go and get out of here." Again, I had paid for the 3 of them...this reaction was for the 12 whole dollars I didn't have in cash to pay for my dad and I. And of course we didn't go in. So not only did she lose us as customers for life (and I'm sure EVERYONE I know), she hurt my family, ruined our day and did who knows what kind of damage to my poor sweet girls with the way she treated them. Hope it was worth it. read more

Just the cutest place with the friendliest people. They were briefly open this week with some great homemade goods. I bought honey to put in my hot toddy gift boxes. Nothing like locally made honey. read more

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