Welcome to Adkins Blueberry Farm

Saturday July 31st is the last day of our 2021 season!

Field Gleaning/ Free U-Pick Blueberries

Saturday, July 31, 8 to 5. Annual Gleaning Day!

The Bible says "When you gather the grapes in your vineyard, don't glean the vines after they are picked. Leave the remaining grapes for the foreigners, orphans, and widows." -Deuteronomy 24:21. Gleaning is the custom of allowing those who are in need to collect the leftover crops from farmers' field after they have been commercially harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest. Pick as many berries as you would like. We will also be collecting donations for CASA of Lane County!

Quotes from our customers

“An abundance of beautiful blueberries, row after row! I was in awe and felt like a kid!”

“Ok y’all, the berries are practically picking themselves”

There are LOTS and LOTS of berries to be picked, Come out and see us!

Looking forward to a great year!

Our Blackberries and Plums are in season!

U pick $2.50 per pound
Picked $4.75 per pound
Other prices not yet determined
Frozen Berries $5.00 per pound
30 pound Special $4.00 per pound
60 pound Special $3.75 per pound
90 pound Special $3.50 per pound
Picked Blackberries $5.00 heaping pint
Yellow plums $3.00 per pint
Check us out of Facebook for fun specials

Don't forget to call us about our 30# special for already picked. Reserve yours today. 541-953-4872

Come on out and enjoy some quality berry picking time.

Please call ahead for large orders of berries.

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Looking for a place to hold your next gathering? Contact us for the opportunity for your next party or gathering at Adkins Farm!

We are excited to open for the 2021 season! For the health and safety of our employees and our customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are making a few changes to the berry picking process this year.

Customers are required to stay home if you have COVID-19 symptoms or have come in contact with someone with COVID-19.

Customers are encouraged to wash their hands with soap and water before entering and upon exiting the fields.

Kids need to be supervised at all times.

If bringing your own picking containers to the farm, they should be washed, disinfected, and rinsed before arrival.

Do not touch produce that you will not pick.

All our employees will follow the guidelines.

We installed more hand-washing stations around so customers can wash their hands before and after they enter a field.

Closed on Mondays!!

Free Storytime and kid activities: Wednesdays at 10:00. During the Blueberry Season.

During the season we have Movie Nights on the Barn. Free, Kid Friendly Event. Call for details 541-953-4872

Other produce available for sale while in season: Blackberries, Plums

Chickens with farm fresh, free-range, Eggs

Western Town

2021 Events

. Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is a nonprofit organization that trains volunteers to advocate for children in foster care due to abuse and neglect and provides a powerful voice for them as they navigate the child welfare system. This is near and dear to our hearts as 2 of our own children have been adopted from foster care and were blessed to have a CASA speaking on their behalf.

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Google Map of Farm

Season of Operation:

Typical season last week of June to first week in August

Hours of Operation: Closed for the season (see hot summer schedule above)

Monday closed
Tuesday -Saturday 8:00-5:00
Sunday 12:00-4:00.
Story time will take place Wednesdays at 10:00am, a Free Family Event.

Address & Directions:

85995 Gossler Rd, Eugene, Oregon 97405
Take Seavey Loop to Hoya to Gossler, nestled below Mount Pisgah.

Mailing Address, Phone & Email:

85995 Gossler Rd, Eugene, Oregon 97405
541-953-4872
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Other Details:

Please bring your own containers to take the berries home.
No dogs
No Smoking or Vaping on farm property

Sorry, No Dogs or Pets Allowed

We love pets, you will see our farm dog running around. But for the health and safety of our guests and other farm animals, we have a no pet policy. We respectfully ask that you leave your dogs at home when visiting. Thanks for your cooperation.