✓ 6 farms verified · updated July 30, 2026 · every listing links to its sources
📍 Bluemont, VA
2026 sunflower peak listed July 11-26, may extend into August. Summer apples now picking; blackberries closed to ripen. Fall pumpkins, spring strawberries and tulips. Arrive by 3:30pm for 4pm wagon.
💵 Admission $14/guest weekdays, $16 weekends and holidays at gate. Sunflowers $1 per bloom plus admission. Summer apples $1.99/lb plus admission.
Details & sources →📍 Moseley, VA
2026 strawberries beginning April 18. Sunflowers and sweet corn July 25-Aug 16, 2026. Fall pumpkins and corn maze follow; farm notes 'Plump Pumpkins are Growing.'
Details & sources →📍 Virginia Beach, VA
Pick-your-own strawberries in spring, plus blueberries, blackberries and sunflowers in summer, and apples and a corn maze in fall. Rotating on-farm activities year-round.
🌱 grass-fed, pasture-raised (farm's own description)
Details & sources →📍 Crozet, VA
2026 Tulip Field Days began Fri March 27, 10am-5pm; bloom late March to early-mid April. Seasonal u-pick also includes peaches, apples, strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, cherries and pumpkins.
💵 Tulips beyond the 5 included with entry: $2/stem, 10 for $15, or 25 for $30. Under 3 and over 85 free.
Details & sources →📍 Chesapeake, VA
Farm lists pick-your-own strawberries, sunflowers, wildflowers, vegetables, pumpkins, cut-your-own Christmas trees and seasonal festivals. No specific 2026 dates published on site.
Details & sources →📍 Markham, VA
Peach picking late June, July and August; currently open weekdays 9am-2pm. Apples in September and October. Farm notes no cherries this year due to spring frost damage.
💵 Red Haven peaches $25 a peck.
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