2026 Strawberry Picking in South Carolina & Blueberry Picking in South Carolina

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In Barnwell, South Carolina, Pat Chappell Farms, Inc. opens its fields of strawberries, beans, pumpkins, and blueberries to pickers. The calendar runs long: May into October. Visit chappellfarms.com for picking details.

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Apples, strawberries, and blueberries lead the picking at LushAcres Farm in Clinton, South Carolina, with blackberries and pumpkins also in the rows. Most varieties ripen during the May-to-October months. Families come for the petting zoo and farm store as much as the picking.

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Down in Enroee, South Carolina, Stewarts Farm has strawberries, peppers, blackberries, and pumpkins on the pick list. Fruit hits the rows during the May-to-December months. Extras include snacks, birthday parties, school tours, and wagon rides. Check stewartfarms.net for current pick windows.

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The fields at Hinnant Farm in Eutawville, South Carolina run strawberries, pumpkins, sweet corn, and peaches. The growing season here is wide—from early May through October. Pickers should check agriculture.sc.gov before driving out.

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Gilbert, South Carolina pickers head to Hollow Creek Tree Farm for strawberries, peaches, squash, and sweet corn. Most of the season falls during the May-to-December months. Visitors also get wagon rides, restrooms, and snacks.

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Around Lancaster, South Carolina, The Ivy Place LLC runs u-pick across strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and tomatoes. The pick window sits across May–September. Beyond the rows, the farm offers restrooms and picnic area. The vibe is calm—good for an unhurried morning. Check ivyplace.com for current pick windows.

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In Long Creek, South Carolina, Chattooga Belle Farm grows apples, raspberries, peaches, and strawberries. The calendar runs long: spring into fall. Other features: birthday parties, events, school tours, and picnic area. It works as a family outing.

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Around Marietta, South Carolina, Beechwood Farms runs u-pick across apples, beans, strawberries, and sweet corn. Pick days fall across spring, summer, and fall. Beyond the rows, the farm offers restrooms and picnic area. It reads as a quieter, lower-key visit. For the current schedule, see mybeechwoodfarms.com.

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Outside Pageland, South Carolina, Nicholson Farms works strawberries, beans, tomatoes, and blueberries into its rows. Most varieties ripen from early May through October. Other features: picnic area, school tours, events, and restrooms.

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Strawberries, sweet corn, and tomatoes lead the picking at Stafford's Strawberry Farm in Sumter, South Carolina, with watermelons and squash also in the rows. Fruit and produce ripen from May to October. Other things on offer: birthday parties and school tours. Check certifiedsc.com for current pick windows.

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York County CSA and farmstand growing berries, peaches, sunflowers, and pumpkins with a smoothie bar, bike trail, and school tour programs.