2026 Blueberry Season Update
Fresh blueberries are almost here, and we are getting ready for another beautiful season at Up North Blueberry Farm.
During picking season, we post updates often so you know when berries are ripe, when U-Pick is open, and when pre-picked berries are available. Before heading to the farm, please check our website, Facebook, Instagram, or phone message for the latest picking conditions.
Pre-orders are encouraged. We often sell out during peak season, and reserved orders are picked and packed first.
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A Family Farm Rooted in Northern Michigan
Welcome to Up North Blueberry Farm in Gaylord, Michigan. Since 2011, our family has been growing fresh, highbush blueberries and welcoming families, friends, neighbors, and visitors to enjoy a true northern Michigan summer tradition.
We take pride in keeping our fields clean, cared for, and easy to enjoy. Whether you come to pick your own berries, reserve pre-picked blueberries, or visit us at market, our goal is simple: fresh berries, friendly service, and a little bit of summer to take home with you.
Owned and operated by Bob and Jodi Wagner
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U-Pick Hours During Season
U-Pick hours depend on weather and berry ripening, but our regular picking schedule during season is:
Tuesday: 10 AM – 6 PM
Thursday: 10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday: 1 PM – 6 PM
Sunday: 10 AM – 6 PM
Closed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for picking, ripening, and markets.
Please check for updates before you drive out. We may close due to weather, field conditions, or to allow more berries to ripen.
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Fresh Berries, Picked for You
Pre-ordering is the easiest way to make sure you get the blueberries you want. During peak season, we often sell out, so reserved orders are picked and packed first.
Choose the pickup option that works best for you:
Farm pickup: Contactless front porch pickup at the farm
Gaylord Farmers Market: Wednesday & Saturday pickup
Boyne City Farmers Market: Wednesday & Saturday pickup
Payment is made when you pick up your order.
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