Lampson Blueberries

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54738 Day Rd
Milton Freewater, OR 97862
+1 (541) 938-4711
http://www.lampsonblueberries.com

Lampson Blueberries is a family-owned U-Pick blueberry farm located in Milton-Freewater, Oregon. With a commitment to providing high-quality berries, they offer a delightful picking experience for visitors, allowing them to take home their freshly harvested blueberries.

Known for their reasonable prices and dedication to natural practices, Lampson Blueberries ensures that their berries are not sprayed, providing a healthier option for consumers. Whether you prefer to pick into your own containers or use their yellow buckets, Lampson Blueberries strives to accommodate all visitors and make their blueberry picking experience enjoyable.

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