Berry farm
Wild Blackberry Farms
U-pick blackberries in Fortville, Indiana
From the farm's website
The farm's own words, quoted as posted on its website, with the page each line comes from and the day we read it. Seasons, hours and prices change: check with the farm before you go.
U-pick
“U-Pick at Wild Blackberry Farms is a summer tradition you & your families won’t want to miss.”
“In addition to u-pick, we sell to orchards, farmers markets, bakeries, wineries and breweries.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
“Orders for ready-picked berries are available for pick up at the farm stand during U-Pick hours or as otherwise may be arranged specifically with you.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
Crops and picking times
“Take yourself back to a simpler time & share experiences with your children & grandchildren with a visit to Wild Blackberry Farms throughout July & August!”
“For your picking pleasure, all of our blackberries are THORNLESS varieties.”
“Our picking areas and restrooms are handicap accessible but you may encounter uneven terrain, including when walking to and from the parking area, to and from the blackberry field and within the rows of the field.”
“Our multiple varieties of blackberries allows for a lengthy growing season - usually starting in July and continuing through late August or early September!”
“A ripe blackberry is a deep, dull black with a plump, full feel.”
“If handled properly, locally-sourced blackberries will remain fresh much longer than those purchased from grocery stores, which often ship their berries in from long distances and are purchased many days after picking.”
“As with all berries, blackberries should be cooled as soon as possible after picking.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
“Our blackberry season typically begins mid- to late June and continues through late August to early September.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/faqs, checked October 6, 2026
Hours
“Unless closed due to weather or field conditions, normal business hours are Monday - Saturday 8AM to 12 NOON.”
“We will also be open SOME Sunday evenings from 5PM until DUSK.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
Prices
“$6.00/lb”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
“$7.50/lb”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
“Our blackberries are sold by the pound for $7.50/lb and can be picked up during normal u-pick hours.”
“If you would like to take a pail home, you are welcome to do so for a $2 charge per pail.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
Before you go
“Of course, alternatively, feel free to bring your own containers!”
“NOTE: Some plastic liners have small holes for air circulation and warm berries may produce juice, so, regardless of your container, keep this in mind for car travel home.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/blackberries, checked October 6, 2026
“We accept electronic payments via Venmo or PayPal for easy tracking.”
“Please do NOT try to remove trash bags on your own as this often results in spills.”
Source: wildblackberryfarms.com/faqs, checked October 6, 2026
What you can pick
- Blackberries · Jul–Aug
Crops and months read from the lines quoted above; a crop with no months is one the farm names without a picking window.
| Crop | How | Months | When (farm) | Varieties |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blackberries | U-pick & pre-picked | July–August“July & August” | – |
At a glance
- Picking months
- Usually July–AugustThe months the farm’s website gives for its U-pick crops; it lists no dates for a specific season.
- Address
- 10728 S 700 W, Fortville, IN 46040Madison County
Wild Blackberry Farms: questions
Does Wild Blackberry Farms have U-pick?
Yes. The farm's website says: "U-Pick at Wild Blackberry Farms is a summer tradition you & your families won’t want to miss."
When can you pick blackberries at Wild Blackberry Farms?
July–August, in the farm's words "July & August", according to the farm's website (checked October 6, 2026). Picking depends on the weather and the crop: check with the farm before you go.