We have beautiful berries available on Saturday, July 4th.

White Oak Farm is a pick-your-own berry farm located in Renick, WV.

Happy Independence Day!

On Saturday, July 4th we will have blueberries for sale by the pint at the Lewisburg Farmer's Market. They are beautiful berries- picked and sorted.

We plan to be open at the farm on Saturday, July 4th our regular hours.

Pick your own blueberries are $1.60/lb ($9.60 per gallon).
If we pick for you they are $2.85/lb.

Our Hours are:

M T Th F 8am - noon and 4 - 8 pm.
Saturday 8 am to 5 pm.

Closed Wed & Sun.

You can contact us at:(304) 497-3577 or whiteoakfarm@cisinternet.net.


Our blueberries are raised in irrigated, mulched beds with mowed aisles in between. This allows the customers access to each bush from two sides. The fields are also netted for birds to allow the berries to reach their peak size and ripeness.

We provide picking buckets with a cord attached so that customers can tie on the buckets and have both hands free to pick. We line the buckets with plastic take-home bags so the berries can be lifted out and weighed at our check-out stand. We accept cash and personal checks.

If you plan to pick a large quantity of berries, we have shelf space for storing your marked bags of berries to keep them out of the heat.

While most of our berries are grown on level ground, some are grown on a slope.





Directions

From the south:
If traveling on I-64, take the Lewisburg Exit #169.
Go north on US Route 219 about 15 miles to Renick.
Just north of the Renick Post Office, turn right on Brownstown Road.
White Oak Farm is 1.5 miles out on the right.


From the north:
From US Route 219 turn left onto Brownstown Road,
which is located beside Mt. Hermon United Methodist Church (a red brick building).
White Oak Farm is 1.5 miles out on the right.



To learn more about blueberries, including nutritional information
and a large assortment of recipes, you can visit the Blueberry Council website.

For more information on red raspberries, including health benefits and recipes, you can visit the Washington Red Raspberry website.