Pick Your Own Blueberries
Hokum Rock Farm
The farm is now closed for the season.
Yes, it was an incredibly short season this year-
fewer berries & far more visitors.
As always, we appreciate your patience and patronage.
See you next summer.*
~ established in 1973 ~
proprietors Stephen Spear & Janice Riley
* In the meantime, we hope these pictures put a smile back on your face-
who knew Emma's guinea pig was one of our biggest fans?
Thanks to Emma and her mom for sharing these awesome photographs!
who knew Emma's guinea pig was one of our biggest fans?
Thanks to Emma and her mom for sharing these awesome photographs!
Please Note: Our book may be purchased directly by contacting us at the email below.
In season, July and August, the farm is open on days posted only. The days we are open will vary weekly depending on when enough berries are ripe. Please check back here regularly throughout July & August for postings. Openings are also posted on the sign out in front of the farm or by calling 508-385-2768 for a recorded message.
The gate opens at 8am and closes at 10am. Pint containers and picking trays are provided. Ample parking.
Handicap accessible. Bathroom facilities. Cash and checks only- no credit cards (except for book purchases).
For those new to the farm, we are only open from 8-10 am on posted days though pickers can stay out in the field until noon. We have a high volume of visitors which requires a high number of helpers- usually about 12- and a great deal of organization and supervision for parking, helping pickers, and boxing and bagging purchases at the farm table. It takes time for more berries to ripen enough to open again. On a summer day it is quite hot out in the field by noon. There are chairs under our canopy and water. Pints are $4. PRICE UPDATE: Our pints have been priced at $4 for the past 5 years, but due to increased cost of living expenses over this time, effecting materials and labor, etc., we will be raising our price this season to $4.50 per pint. Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for the late notice.
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Contact: stephen.spear@comcast.net
Directions: Hokum Rock Farm is located at the corner of Hokum Rock Rd & Rte. 134, East Dennis, MA. Approx. #1213 on GPS.
In season, July and August, the farm is open on days posted only. The days we are open will vary weekly depending on when enough berries are ripe. Please check back here regularly throughout July & August for postings. Openings are also posted on the sign out in front of the farm or by calling 508-385-2768 for a recorded message.
The gate opens at 8am and closes at 10am. Pint containers and picking trays are provided. Ample parking.
Handicap accessible. Bathroom facilities. Cash and checks only- no credit cards (except for book purchases).
For those new to the farm, we are only open from 8-10 am on posted days though pickers can stay out in the field until noon. We have a high volume of visitors which requires a high number of helpers- usually about 12- and a great deal of organization and supervision for parking, helping pickers, and boxing and bagging purchases at the farm table. It takes time for more berries to ripen enough to open again. On a summer day it is quite hot out in the field by noon. There are chairs under our canopy and water. Pints are $4. PRICE UPDATE: Our pints have been priced at $4 for the past 5 years, but due to increased cost of living expenses over this time, effecting materials and labor, etc., we will be raising our price this season to $4.50 per pint. Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for the late notice.
Follow Us: Use the icons below to FOLLOW US on FACEBOOK or contact us via email.
Contact: stephen.spear@comcast.net
Directions: Hokum Rock Farm is located at the corner of Hokum Rock Rd & Rte. 134, East Dennis, MA. Approx. #1213 on GPS.
Out in Blue Fields,
A Year at Hokum Rock Blueberry Farm
Our new book, published in March, 2018.
Upcoming talks & signings are listed under "Events."
Look for our book at book stores, libraries, and online.
Available at the farm table this summer.
Contact us directly if you want to purchase a copy.
Thank You!