Spots for an Ice Creamery Near Me – I have always loved ice cream, and what better than homemade ice cream made on a farm near you? We have organic blueberry farms that made their ice cream with their own home grown blueberries or clover honey swirl ice cream made with local honey from the farm’s own bees!
We are working on adding more ice creameries to this list all the time – have a look and see if there is an ice creamery nearby to you.
Pattys Berries and Bunches
410 Sound Ave, Mattituck, NY 11952
The farm where Patty’s Berries and Bunches now sits was opened in “1975 as Harbes Berry Farm. Owner Patty DiVello, a Harbes family member, grew up right across the street. But in 2010, she changed the name to Patty’s Berries and Bunches. They offer:
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U-Pick: and ready picked; Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Blackberries
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Flowers: Peonies, Dahlias, Sunflowers, Ornamental and more, also available for weddings and Events.
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Produce Stand: Seasonal Ice Cream, Cider, Baked Goods, Honey, Jams and more.
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New Activities: Yard ART, Tours, Live Music and a Variety of Classes”
Hazen’s Blueberry Farm – Homemade Ice Cream
1144 Peavy Rd, Howell, MI 48843
Hazen’s Blueberry Farm – “In the 1950’s and 60’s Arthur Hazen purchased 25 acres of land in Commerce Township and 80 acres in Howell, Michigan. After clearing the land during evenings, weekends, and holidays, Art and his son, Dennis planted over 25 acres of blueberry bushes and launched the future of Hazen’s Farms. As time passed, the farms consolidated in Howell and became strictly U-pick.
We handmake all of our confections at our bakeshop, Sweet Marias. We specialize in making the freshest confections using the fruit grown on our farm and other local farms. Join us at Hazen’s and enjoy homemade pies, ice cream, cookies, muffins, and much more. Want to make sure you don’t miss out? Place an order on our Facebook shop and have your sweets reserved for pick-up.”
Duckworth Family Farm – Organic U-Pick Blueberries
2950 Canfield Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472
Duckworth Family Farm are a small, certified organic, family farm “here to give you a one of a kind experience. Come and U-pick as many blueberries as you like! You are also welcome to enjoy a picnic, sit by the pond, or simply enjoy our homemade blueberry ice cream. You can always expect blueberries (of course) and blueberry ice cream on your visit!”
Lockbriar Farms – Ice Creamery
10051 Worton Rd, Chestertown, MD 21620
In addition to picking strawberries, at Lockbriar Farms you can also have a family day of fun at the farm and treat yourselves to their homemade ice cream!
“Lockbriar offers unparalleled access to the other side of ice cream making: the ingredients! By sourcing from a reputable, quality local dairy, the focus of our production can be on creating unique and wonderful flavors made exclusively with freshly grown and locally sourced ingredients. Start dreaming of plump red raspberries, gardens of fresh mint, bright blueberries, mixed briar fruits with lavender blossoms, and clover honey swirls from the Lockbriar & Son apiary.
Lockbriar has the BEST ice cream on the eastern shore and is the only farm made, artisan ice cream company this side of the bay.”
Krupp Farms – Ice Cream Shop
8025 Krupp Ave NE, Comstock Park, MI 49321
You can be assured of a wonderful day out for all the family when you visit Krupp Farms in Michigan.
“Krupp Farms is an iconic landmark known to thousands of people who come from all over the region each summer to buy or pick berries, enjoy our petting zoo, visit our ice cream shop or play on our playground.
Krupp Farms is a fourth-generation centennial farm, located just north of Grand Rapids in Comstock Park, MI on Krupp Avenue. Although Krupp Farms started as a strawberry farm, we now offer asparagus, rhubarb and red and black raspberries as well.
At Krupp Farms, we grow and offer a large variety of strawberries for our customers on over 18 acres. Our strawberries are offered pre-picked in our berry barn or customers can come to our farm and pick their own. Our strawberries are perfect for eating, dipping, pies, freezer or cooked jam or shortcake to name a few!
We have early varieties, mid-season varieties, mid to late varieties and late varieties.”
Gregg Farms
5634 Concord Rd, Concord, GA 30206
Gregg Farms in Georgia is a modest Upick Orchard, dedicated to growing and producing the best peaches they can, for you to pick and enjoy!
“Gregg Farms began selling peaches to public in the early 1970’s. John and Patsy Gregg started the U-Pick~We-Pick Farm with the help of their two sons Lee and Brad.
The orchard has been going strong for well over 40 years….it’s had it’s tough times with late frosts, but the good seasons still came after those years. John and Patsy did a tremendous job making the peach business a success, and now Patsy and her sons keep the operation growing. They have grown by adding many seasonal vegetables and fruits to the original peach stand. Now blueberries, blackberries, nectarines, watermelons, tomatoes, silver queen sweet corn and many varieties of peas are available along with the delicious peaches.
The greatest addition to the peach stand is the homemade peach ice cream!! Started back in 2006 the ice cream has been a fantastic hit!! People drive near and far for our delicious ice cream!”
Southern Grace Farms
3131 Vickers Church Rd, Enigma, GA 31749
The Upick fruit opportunities at Southern Grace Farms are excellent but the fun activities for a day on the farm don’t end there – read on to find out all the wonderful family friendly things there are to do!
“Visit our u-pick farm in South Georgia and pick a gallon of fresh Georgia Grown strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarines, or plums. Let the kids play on our unique, re-purposed farm tire playground, browse our country store filled with Georgia Grown Goodies and Southern apparel & gifts, and sit on the porch enjoying a cup of our deliciously addictive homemade strawberry ice cream! We schedule field trips to our South Georgia farm in the spring and host birthday parties year round.
Since our farm is located in South Georgia, our Peach crop is very weather dependent. If we have a very warm winter, then we don’t have a good peach crop because the peach trees need a certain amount of chill hours to go through a dormant state. When we have normal temperatures, and make a good amount of fruit, we open our orchards for U-Pick and we have already picked Peaches available in our Country Store. We grow several different varieties that are early, normal, and late bloomers in the hopes of having a longer picking season. Since they all have different chill hour requirements, sometimes one variety has a better/heavier crop than another. Peaches are not like strawberries in that they will not just keep on blooming and producing to make a long season. Once all the peaches are picked the tree is done for the season. All seasons are weather dependent on our farm so be sure to check here, our facebook page, or call ahead to find out what’s available!”
Also check out local fruit picking farms near you.