Self-pick at Plantage Blankwater started 29 June; adults pay €12.40 including 2 kg, children through 14 join a paying adult free, and extra berries cost €6.20/kg.

What you need to know

When a child drops the first truly ripe blueberry into a bucket, blue suddenly has shades. The harvest is not casual grazing: register, use the official bucket, identify ripe fruit, then weigh and buy everything picked. The adult fee already includes 2 kg. Children enter free but must pick under a paying adult’s supervision, and every berry picked counts, including unripe fruit. Self-pick at Plantage Blankwater started 29 June; adults pay €12.40 including 2 kg, children through 14 join a paying adult free, and extra berries cost €6.20/kg. It suits readers who check date, cost, companions and restrictions before deciding. Specific dates, mechanism and place decide whether it fits; the headline alone is not enough.



Estimate whether the household can use 2 kg per paying adult before deciding how many adults enter and how much extra to pick.



  • Adults pay €12.40 including 2 kg.
  • Children through 14 join free.
  • Extra berries cost €6.20/kg.
  • Registration at the shop comes first.


Hokimi field note: It opens daily 09:00–17:00, but crops depend on weather; check the day’s notice before a long drive and wear shoes that may get dirty. Recheck the official page for live price, capacity, weather or transport changes. Turning interest into a calm decision matters more than fixing surprises at the door.

Check before you go

Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.

Pick 2 kg of blueberries yourself
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