Produce Farms in West Virginia

Blackberry Meadows Farm

Blackberry Meadows Farm grows certified-organic vegetables and raises pastured pork outside Pittsburgh, in Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania, despite this listing filing it under West Virginia. The farm runs a Pittsburgh-area CSA, delivering weekly shares of seasonal produce to members. Its lineup leans on organic growing methods across a wide range of vegetables, and the farm's website carries CSA sign-up and pickup details.

Blueberry Hill

Flat Top, WV

Blueberry Hill sits on Flat Top Egeria Road in Flat Top, a high community in Mercer County near the Raleigh County line. The name and the produce listing point to u-pick blueberries, which ripen through July and August at this elevation in southern West Virginia. No website turned up to confirm hours or pricing. Call ahead in mid to late summer, since picking days depend on the crop and the weather.

Blueberry Ridge Farms

Fairmont, WV

Certified-organic, chemical-free blueberries fill roughly 3,000 bushes across 12 acres atop Bunner Ridge, one of the only organic u-pick blueberry operations near Fairmont. Pickers bring their own containers and pay by cash or check. The season opens whenever the berries ripen, so the farm posts dates and a picking hotline on Facebook. Family-run for about two decades, it keeps things simple: rows, ripe fruit, and porta-potties on site.

Burkhart's Blueberries

Martinsburg, WV

Burkhart's runs a you-pick blueberry field on Poor House Road north of Martinsburg, in the Eastern Panhandle. The family-owned patch draws a steady local following, with close to 2,000 people tracking its seasonal openings on Facebook. Pickers harvest their own fruit when the field is ready, usually midsummer. Check the Facebook page for current picking days before heading out, since blueberry timing shifts year to year.

Cold Run Valley Berry Farm

Berkeley Springs, WV

Berries for u-pick and a companion fruit winery share this Cold Run Valley property outside Berkeley Springs. Cold Run Valley Winery presses 100% fruit wines with no additives, priced roughly $15 to $28 a bottle, and pours Fridays 3-7 and Saturdays 1-5. Berry picking runs in season; call ahead, since listed addresses along the road vary. The setting sits in Morgan County's spa-town corner of the Eastern Panhandle.

Good Hope Berry Farm

Lost Creek, WV

Good Hope Berry Farm grows berries near Lost Creek, a small community in Harrison County in north-central West Virginia. Its name and produce listing point to seasonal small fruit, the kind of pick-your-own or roadside berry crop common across the region's rolling farm country. It sits off Isaacs Creek Road, southeast of Clarksburg.

McConnell's Berry Farm

McConnell's Berry Farm grows berries near Thornton in Taylor County, north-central West Virginia (ZIP 26374). Farms in these rolling hills usually pick strawberries in late spring and brambles through summer, sold u-pick or at the farm stand. No website surfaced online. Call ahead during berry season, since picking days depend on ripeness and weather, and a good patch can sell out fast on a summer morning.

Mercer County Tailgate Produce Market

Princeton, WV

A tailgate-style produce market in Princeton, where growers sell straight from their trucks in the parking lot of the Mercer County Technical Education Center on Stafford Drive. It serves southern West Virginia's Mercer County, close to the Virginia line. The tailgate format keeps it simple and grower-direct, running through the summer and fall harvest.

Shady Oaks Blueberry Farm

Poca, WV

Chris and Leslie Burdette started Shady Oaks in Poca in 1997, and the farm now offers u-pick blueberries, blackberries, red raspberries, and elderberries, plus blueberry plants for sale. Harvest stretches roughly June through August, with limited access, so calling ahead matters. Reported hours run Fridays and Saturdays 9 to 6 and Sundays noon to 5 later in the season. It's a Putnam County patch near the Kanawha River.

Stern's Berry Farm

Independence, WV

Stern's grows u-pick blueberries and blackberries on Old Sawmill Road in Independence, on land that's been a blueberry farm for more than 30 years. It was McConnell's Berry Farm before the Sterns took over in 2019. Picking runs July into August, roughly 8 to noon and 5 to 9, though ripeness and weather move the hours. Check their Facebook page before visiting. It's a Preston County stop near Reedsville.

Sunset Berry Farm

Alderson, WV

Sunset Berry Farm near Alderson is an award-winning West Virginia strawberry grower, with pick-your-own strawberries open daily 9 to 9 from May into mid-June. Come August and September, weekend u-pick sunflowers take over. The farm on Laurel Creek Road, up Flat Mountain, also runs a market, community garden, and family adventure area with seasonal festivals. It sits in Greenbrier River country near the Monroe-Greenbrier line.

Thornbrook Berries

Gerrardstown, WV

Blackberries are the crop here, sold pick-your-own at about $4 a quart with discounts for larger hauls. Run under Freedom Acres LLC in Gerrardstown, the patch opens Mondays and Wednesdays by appointment during the summer season. It's a small, low-key operation in the Eastern Panhandle, listed on LocalHarvest and regional u-pick guides. Call ahead before driving out, since picking depends on ripeness.

West Virginia Fruit and Berry

Bridgeport, WV

West Virginia Fruit and Berry makes jams, preserves, and fruit butters from native state-grown fruit at its plant in Bridgeport, Harrison County. The recipes skip corn syrup and artificial ingredients, and the company also bottles fruit wines and whiskeys. Their products show up in shops and gift baskets across West Virginia. Order online or reach them by phone for wholesale and retail, with apple butter and berry preserves as the staples.

You Pick You Eat Berry Patch

Salem, WV

This family-run organic berry patch on Skelton Run Road near Salem lets visitors eat while they pick, with red raspberries among the main crops. It's a small Harrison County operation off Route 50, reached via the Salem University exit and about 5.6 miles north on Route 23. Regional u-pick guides list it among West Virginia's better berry spots. Call ahead to confirm the field is open, since picking follows ripeness.

Country Road House and Berries

Clendenin, WV

Evans Knob Farm

Bruceton Mills, WV

Fruit and Veggie Wagon

Charles Town, WV

Happy Farmers Market

Keyser, WV

Itty Bitty Mini Farm

Falling Waters, WV

McDowell County Farms

Berwind, WV

Moon on the Mountain Farm

Shenandoah Junction, WV

Mountain Harvest Farm

Morgantown, WV

Pocahontas County Produce on the Move!

Marlinton, WV

Red Belly Farms

Chilton, WV

Shady Oaks Blueberry Farm

Poca, WV