U-Pick Farms & Flower Fields in Virginia

📍 Bluemont, VA

2026 sunflower peak listed July 11-26, may extend into August. Summer apples now picking; blackberries closed to ripen. Fall pumpkins, spring strawberries and tulips. Arrive by 3:30pm for 4pm wagon.

💵 Admission $14/guest weekdays, $16 weekends and holidays at gate. Sunflowers $1 per bloom plus admission. Summer apples $1.99/lb plus admission.

📍 Nokesville, VA

Summer of Sunflowers July 12-Aug 9, 2026. July 12 4pm-dusk; from July 13 daily 8am-noon and 4pm-dusk; early-bird Sat-Sun 6-8am. 30+ cutting sunflower varieties. Spring tulip season has ended.

💵 Tulips $1/stem, daffodils 2 for $1. Sunflowers: 3 stems with admission, extra $1.50. Cosmos and zinnias 50 cents/stem; gladiolus and liatris $1.

📍 Greenwood, VA

2026 festival published as July 16-August 9, Thurs-Sun 10am-6pm. U-pick sunflowers at Chiswell Farm & Winery.

📍 Moseley, VA

2026 strawberries beginning April 18. Sunflowers and sweet corn July 25-Aug 16, 2026. Fall pumpkins and corn maze follow; farm notes 'Plump Pumpkins are Growing.'

📍 Virginia Beach, VA

Pick-your-own strawberries in spring, plus blueberries, blackberries and sunflowers in summer, and apples and a corn maze in fall. Rotating on-farm activities year-round.

🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised (farm's own description)

📍 Crozet, VA

2026 Tulip Field Days began Fri March 27, 10am-5pm; bloom late March to early-mid April. Seasonal u-pick also includes peaches, apples, strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, cherries and pumpkins.

💵 Tulips beyond the 5 included with entry: $2/stem, 10 for $15, or 25 for $30. Under 3 and over 85 free.

📍 Harrisonburg, VA

Farm states 'The lavender bloom season is June & July.' U-pick timing may shift with growing conditions. Tours, tastings and animal encounters also offered.

💵 U-pick lavender $8 for 50 stems, $0.15 per additional stem.

📍 Catlett, VA

Site states you-pick lavender has concluded for the 2026 season. Published hours for the last two weekends in July were Fri-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 10am-5pm.

📍 Charlottesville, VA

2026 CSA runs 20 weeks over a 22-week period starting first or second week of May. Members get pick-your-own access to fields of flowers, herbs, cherry tomatoes and hot peppers.

🌱 no-spray (farm's own description)

💵 2026 CSA: half share $24.90/week, full share $40.40/week.

📍 Purcellville, VA

Site posted: 'As of May 24, 2026 Fields of Flowers peony season is over and the fields are closed.' Farm says it will reopen when dahlias bloom; check social media for announcements.

📍 Chesapeake, VA

Farm lists pick-your-own strawberries, sunflowers, wildflowers, vegetables, pumpkins, cut-your-own Christmas trees and seasonal festivals. No specific 2026 dates published on site.

📍 Chesapeake, VA

Farm lists a fall pumpkin patch, corn maze and wagon rides, plus farm rental for night bonfires. Adjacent Bergey's Barnyard petting zoo charges a small fee. No specific 2026 dates published.

📍 Ashland, VA

Pumpkin Patch picking begins September 27 per the farm site. Farm open daily 8am-5pm March 1-November 1.

📍 Timberville, VA

Orchard states the apple harvest season generally begins in mid-July and continues through November, with peaches from about the first week of August through late October.

📍 Markham, VA

Peach picking late June, July and August; currently open weekdays 9am-2pm. Apples in September and October. Farm notes no cherries this year due to spring frost damage.

💵 Red Haven peaches $25 a peck.

📍 Swoope, VA

Sells '100% Grass-fed Beef,' pastured pork, 'pastured free range chicken' and turkey, chicken and duck eggs, grassfed dairy, lamb and pantry items. Buy via online store, home delivery, pickup sites or Subscribe & Save.

🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised (farm's own description)

📍 Marshall, VA

Farm store open Fri and Sat 1-5pm; also online shop and bulk whole, half and quarter beef and pork. Farm states '100% grass-fed & grass-finished beef (no grain), pasture-raised heritage chicken, and pastured-pork.'

🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised, regenerative, non-GMO (farm's own description)

📍 Culpeper, VA

Farm store Tue and Wed 4-6pm; Saturdays at Culpeper Farmers' Market, 318 S West St; limited online ordering. Farm uses rotational grazing and mobile coops, avoids GMO feed, and calls its food 'Humanely produced.'

🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised, non-GMO (farm's own description)

📍 Scottsville, VA

Online farm store with farm pickup 7 days a week, local 'Pasture to Porch' home delivery, and Amazon. Beef is '100% grass-fed and grass-finished, raised on open pasture without antibiotics.' Also eggs and coffee.

🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised, regenerative (farm's own description)

📍 New Baltimore, VA

Open Sun-Sat 9am-6pm. Market states 'Our Virginia beef is grass-fed, and the chickens are free-range, both with no hormones or antibiotics.' Also pork, bison, country eggs, cheeses, cold cuts, milk and country butter.

🌱 grass-fed (farm's own description)

📍 Keezletown, VA

Sells 'high quality, certified organic vegetables, herbs and plants' (USDA Organic certified). Direct delivery to local families and food co-ops, plant sales, and online plant orders shipping in VA from Spring 2026.

🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)

📍 Waterford, VA

Farm and winery open Thursday-Sunday 11am-5pm, Saturday until 6pm. Photography sessions bookable. No specific 2026 u-pick dates or flower list published on the site.

📍 Crimora, VA

Sunflower Festival dates published for Sept 6, 7, 13 and 14, 2025, 11am-7pm. Farm also lists Tulip, Easter and Pumpkin Festivals. No 2026 sunflower dates posted yet.

💵 Admission $16/person; $14 military, seniors, teachers, healthcare with ID; 3 and under free. U-pick $2/stem, $10 mason jar, $20 bucket.

📍 Winchester, VA

Farm opens on Evergreen Friday, November 28. Site notes it closed for choose-and-cut trees for the 2025 season with precut trees available at the farm entrance through Christmas.