Great Country Farms is a 400 acre working farm situated at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains outside the village of Bluemont, VA. Great Country Farms: 18780 Foggy Bottom Road, Bluemont, VA 20135 Phone: 54 Open Mon – Sat 10am to 5pm Gilberts Corner, 39958 John Mosby Highway, Aldie at Route 15 and Route 50 intersection Oatlands Plantation, Little Oatlands Lane, Leesburg 20175 on Route 15 Hamilton – The Home Farm, 38299 Hughesville Rd, Hamilton, VA 20158 Wegmeyer Farms, a 19th century farmstead, offers pick-your-own strawberries in the spring and pumpkins in the fall. Wegmeyer Farms is nestled in the rolling hills of Loudoun County, Va., and operated by Tyler and Harriet Wegmeyer.
Wegmeyer Farms: 38299 Hughesville Rd, Hamilton, VA 20158 Phone: 54 They will also have apricots, nectarines and plums.
Raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, sour cherries are usually late June/early July. They will be opening late May with strawberries and spring vegetables. Hollin Farms is a four-generation family farm next to Sky Meadows State Park in Fauquier County, Northern Virginia, about 45 minutes from the Washington, DC beltway. Hollin Farms: 1410 Snowden Rd, Delaplane, VA 20144 Phone: 54
Please call ahead or visit the farm’s website to check hours of operation, weather and field updates and crop availability before heading out! Have fun and enjoy the scenery as well as the fresh, sweet, ripe strawberries! Strawberry picking begins around the middle of May and can last into June. Here is a list of orchards and farms close to Fairfax County and the Northern Virginia area where you can pick-your-own strawberries (along with other berries later in the season). Not only do you get to enjoy the great outdoors, but you can also experience the beauty and the peace and quiet of the countryside along with the excitement of being on a real farm. It’s a great spring/summer, family and kid friendly activity. Spring has finally arrived here in Fairfax, Virginia and that means strawberry season is upon us! Sure, you can find these red beauties in the grocery store, but it’s a lot more fun to head out to the country and pick them yourself.
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