Welcome to Blue Star Farms
The 2022 Fresh Blueberry season has arrived. Our berries will be available July 7th and
U-pick will be open July 10th.
Looking forward to an awesome summer!
Frozen Blueberries are available all year long! Stop by to purchase a box or some of our blueberry products.
Curbside pick up is available. Call us at 269-857-4278 for assistance!
The Best Blueberries at the Best Price
Blue Star Farms, Inc. is committed to providing our customers with the freshest, locally grown and harvested produce BELOW supermarket prices. Our blueberries are not only fresher and taste better, but by buying local you are supporting the local economy and reducing the amount of energy used in transportation.
About Us
Blue Star Farms, Inc. is a large-acreage, family owned farm located just two miles out of Douglas/Saugatuck. During the season, we offer hand picked blueberries in our U-Pick store, we custom harvest and process blueberries, and offer frozen blueberries all year round. We have developed local roots and support from the community.
Tony Marr purchased Krupka's Blueberries, Inc. in January 2011. Tony has been in the blueberry business for 28+ years bringing much expertise to the already thriving business.
Thank you in advance to all of our Customers and have a fun and safe Summer!
NOW ACCEPTING! Minimum purchase of $10 & a picture ID is required.
Contact Details
Blue Star Farms, Inc.
2647 68th St
Fennville, MI 49408
Phone
(269) 857-4278
Fax
(269) 857-4018
Hours
OFFICE:
Monday - Friday
8am- 5pm
STORE:
Mon -Fri 9 - 6
Sunday 10 - 5
What's New?
Are you looking for a unique gift? Blue Star Farms offers custom gift baskets with your choice of our American made Soaps, Honeys, Maple Syrups, Blueberry Products and much much more! Shipping may be available, Feel free to call the office for further details.
We NOW accept Credit Cards & Debit Cards. With a minimum purchase and ID.
Check us out on YELP!
What's Fresh?
Since we feature only the freshest produce, our selection changes from week-to-week during the blueberry season.
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