After strawberries come raspberries, from mid-July, then blueberries, which rule the month of August: two easy pickings, standing up and without bending, in fields where you eat as much as you fill. This guide gathers Quebec farms offering pick-your-own blueberries or raspberries, with each one’s listing, dates and prices.
When to go
Summer raspberries from mid-July to mid-August, fall raspberries into September; highbush blueberries from early August to mid-September in the south, wild blueberries in Lac-Saint-Jean and on the Côte-Nord from late July. Fields close once picked over: check the listing that morning.
Good to know
You pay by weight or by container; raspberries are picked ripe, when they come off without pulling, and eaten the same day; blueberries keep a week in the fridge and freeze flat. Hat, water and long sleeves against raspberry thorns.
With kids
Blueberries are the ideal pick for toddlers: at child height, no thorns, and no harm done when some fall on the ground. A container tied to the belt frees the hands; a mission (fill to the line) gives a goal, and the evening pie, a reward.
🫐 Farms by region
QuebecLavalBas-Saint-LaurentCentre-du-QuébecChaudière-AppalachesCôte-NordEastern TownshipsGaspésieLanaudièreLaurentidesMauricieMontérégieOutaouaisSaguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean
Quebec
3 places
Laval
3 places
Bas-Saint-Laurent
2 places
Centre-du-Québec
11 places
Chaudière-Appalaches
10 places
Côte-Nord
1 place
Eastern Townships
18 places
Gaspésie
1 place
Lanaudière
6 places
Laurentides
1 place
Mauricie
3 places
Montérégie
10 places
Outaouais
2 places
Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean
2 places
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