Welcome to Jo's BlueBerry Farm, a family-owned and operated business, offering u-pick and we-pick blueberries. JoAnn Hahn and her husband Jerry are your hosts and operate the farm.

Jo's BlueBerry Farm features 600 rabbiteye blueberry bushes, providing you with the largest and finest organically grown blueberries in the Piedmont region of North Carolina.

Jo's BlueBerry Farm is welcoming and fun for the entire family. Come spend an afternoon on our beautiful 24+ acre farm, stroll by the pond, or show the kids our chicken coop.

Before leaving, be sure to stop by our accessories table where you'll find kitchen items for sale, including embroidered towels and pot holders.

Why not give us a call now and visit us soon!

704-408-6995  ~  josey3000hahnscottrd@hotmail.com

Note: We may temporarily close during lightening and thunder. Please call ahead to ask about picking conditions.

Jo's BlueBerry Farm is located in Cabarrus County in North Carolina, on a segment of a 2000 acre plot. The land was originally deeded to a family relative who was a Civil War veteran. Our plot includes our family home, wooded areas, a 2½ acre farm pond, and a small chicken coop.

We have been open to the public since 2010.

When you arrive at the farm, park in the designated area.

Click here for more information about the history of the land and how it came to be a blueberry farm.

Our address is 3000 Hahn-Scott Road in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina. During your visit, ask Jo or Jerry about other places to visit in town, including several family-friendly restaurants.

The maps that follow show our location—look for the purple circle on the map. For complete directions, click on either map, and a MapQuest page displays in a new tab or window. On the MapQuest page, click Get Directions in blue, which is located in the upper-left portion of the MapQuest page. Enter your address, and MapQuest provides directions to our farm.

Blueberries are not only a delicious and versatile fruit, they are rich in antioxidants. It is reported that a little as ½ cup of blueberries is equal to five servings of peas, carrots, apples, squash, or broccoli in antioxidants!

Here at Jo's BlueBerry Farm, we love to share what we know about growing, picking, storing, eating, and cooking blueberries. Be sure to check out these other fun pages on our website:

• All about blueberries—including storing, canning, and freezing
• Blueberry recipes

Do you have questions? Maybe you have a recipe to share? Or, do you just feel like "talking blueberries"? Feel free to call or email us!

704-408-6995  ~  josey3000hahnscottrd@hotmail.com