U-Pick Closed for 2007. Check Farm Markets for Remaining Markets

U-Pick and Gift Shop 

Fields Closed to Pick Your Own As of 8-13-2007

Mother Nature does not go by the Roman Calendar. This season started early and is ending early. Check back in 2008 for an update.

 Some growers fields are pesticide free but not pest free--that "all natural" can sometimes translate to mean "neglected field".  Our fields are pest/pesticide free because we micromanage it properly as taught by blueberry experts and that is very labor intensive. Enjoy sampling our many different varieties of blueberries while you pick and feel good knowing they are safe...pesticide free blueberries.

Our fields are manicured like a lawn and clearly marked. The bushes are properly pruned and maintained. 

Bring your own baskets to carry the berries home and if the weather is hot--beverages!

The price per pound is $1.35. There are 18 rows with many different varieties to chose from. Each variety has a different taste, size and shape.

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Directions to Childs Blueberry Farm

Bring beverages, snacks, sunscreen, and containers to transport berries home, bug spray, any medications for bee stings or allergies, and a smile. We provide picking buckets and 18 rows with different varieties to pick from. Take a tour and taste them to decide on which you like best. One row is a Wild Variety.

From Salamanca, Ellicottville, Jamestown--Take Route 219 South (North from Ellicottville) to Great Valley. Right by O'Laughlins Cadillac on 219 is Peth Road. Take Peth Road to the three corners in Humphrey. Veer right on to Chapel Hill Road (also known as Humphrey Hill Road) and stay on Chapel Hill Road until it "T's" at County Route 19 (also known as the Five Mile Road). Take a left. Your second road on the left is South Cooper Hill Road and you want to turn there. Go 2.5 miles until the road again "T's". Turn left and the farm is .3 miles up.

From Buffalo, East Aurora, Elma Area--Take Rt. 90 to the East Aurora Expressway (Rt. 400 South).  Rt. 400 becomes Rt. 16 South.  Continue on Rt. 16 exactly five miles past the light in Franklinville (PS-Ours is not the farm before Franklinville). Make a right (signs posted) on County Rt. 19. Go ½ mile and make a right on Williams Hollow. Take your first left on Cooper Hill Road and follow the signs to the farm.

From Allegany, Olean, Portville Area—Go past the Allegany-Limestone Middle/High School on County Rt. 19.  You're second left after Chapel Hill Road (also known as Humphrey Hill Road) is South Cooper Hill (signs posted).  Go 2.5 miles up on South Cooper and then make a left on Cooper Hill and watch for the farm.

From Batavia--Take Route 98 south to Route 16. Make a left and enter Franklinville. Continue on Rt. 16 exactly five miles past the light in Franklinville. Make a right (signs posted) on County Rt. 19. Go ½ mile and make a right on Williams Hollow. Take your first left on Cooper Hill Road and watch for the farm.

From Rochester, Scio, Hornell Area--Take Interstate 86 West to the Hinsdale Exit. Make a left on Route 16 South. Go .5 mile and make a right on Gile Hollow. This is Cattaraugus County Route 26. Stay on Route 26 (staying on Route 26 means after 1.6 miles making a left on Maple Hill Road and then again a left after 1.6 miles on Dutch Hill Road--if you just follow the Route 26 signs, you will be fine) for 4.9 miles and then go straight on Cattaraugus County Route 19. Take your first right off Route 19 after.7 miles on South Cooper Hill Road. Go 2.5 miles and make a left on Cooper Hill Road. Go .3 miles and the farm is there.