Blueberry Meadows

Name: Blueberry Meadows
Address: 3860 NE Hwy 20, Corvallis, OR, 97330, US
Telephone: (541) 753-2614

Blueberry Meadows is a small, family-run organic blueberry farm just north of Corvallis.

Daily: 8 am-6 pm

Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 4 pages read

Plan your visit

Hours: Daily: 8 am-6 pm
Thursday: until 8 pm
Where: 3860 NE Hwy 20
Corvallis, OR 97330
Benton County

Directions Call Website

Phone (541) 753-2614 · Facebook · Instagram

How to pay: Cash
Checks
Credit and debit cards
Venmo
Pick and buy: U-pick: Blueberries

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Before you go

Buckets, harnesses, and stools are available, and visitors may bring their own containers.
Customers should leave pets at home.
The farm may close during extreme heat or rain or thunderstorms; call before visiting in those conditions.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

1 crop, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Crop	When	Price
BlueberriesThe site describes u-pick as a summer offering but does not name specific months.	Ask the farm	$3.50 per pound

Before you pick

Visitors should pick in the rows marked with pink flags and select ripe berries before moving to another bush.

Also at the farm

1 item · From the farm's website

Also from the farm: Frozen blueberries U-pick

Prices the farm lists

2 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
Pre-picked blueberries	$5.50/pound
Frozen berries, five-pound bag	$27.50 for a five-pound bag

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Events and things to do

Pick-your-own blueberries

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

Availability can change when the farm is picked out, so visitors should check before coming.
Pre-picked sales are walk-up only, and the farm is not accepting orders.
Buckets are available, and boxes or other containers can be used to take berries home.

About the farm

From the farm's website

USDA certified organic
The farm is experimenting with pollinator plantings and a na
Also: Farm stand

The farm began in the 1950s, and Lynn and Kevin became its owners in 1993; Erica now manages its operations. The farm offers visitors a summer experience of picking their own blueberries. The farm is certified organic by Oregon Tilth and is developing pollinator plantings and a native hedgerow.

Organic certification: Oregon Tilth Certified Organic, listed in the USDA Organic Integrity Database.