Blueberry Hills U-Pick Farm is located in Manson, Washington State. It’s the perfect family outdoor activity and day trip if you’re staying in Lake Chelan or Leavenworth. Come for the U-Pick berries and stay for breakfast or lunch! Here is everything you need to know for your visit!
Best Time to Visit
June-August: Blueberries
June-October: Raspberries
August-October: Blackberries
What to Bring
It’s very hot (average of 85-100+F dry heat) in Central Washington during the summertime which is peak season for picking. Make sure to wear sunscreen and lightweight loose-fitting clothing. Buckets are provided for picking. But during very busy times of the day, there may not be any available, so it’s suggested to bring your own. Also, bring a cooler to keep your berries in for your car ride home.
How to Get There
Address: 1315 Washington St, Manson, WA 98831
If you’re in Chelan, you’ll head north on US-150 instead of continuing on US-97 ALT. You’ll go through the town of Manson and continue on Manson Blvd. until you can turn onto Washington Street. You’ll see the cute barn to the left with ample parking.
Parking
There is handicap parking to the left of the main building and an upper and lower dirt parking lot to the right. Please do not park on the street as it’s a residential area with narrow roads.
Admission
It’s free to walk around the farm and through the fields. There is no charge up-front for picking but when you return with your bucket, it’ll be weighed. It’s $2.50/lb for all berries.
Restaurant
If you visit the U-Pick farm then you must stop into the restaurant. Blueberry Hills Restaurant is open daily from 8 am-3 pm and you definitely want to try to get there as early as possible. There is typically always a line out the door as there are no reservations available.
As you enter, you’ll order and pay first at the counter and then find a seat. Indoor seating is available on the main level and upstairs. The main level also has an outdoor patio that often has live music on the weekends.
Most of the items on the menu include ingredients from their farm. There are blueberry muffins, blueberry cinnamon rolls, blueberry waffles, pancakes, and crepes. Of course, there are still all of your traditional breakfast items like chicken fried steak, eggs benedict, scrambles, corned beef hash etc.
They also serve lunch, view their full menu here.
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