Zink Berry Farm

A quiet family blueberry farm in the far south of Morgan County, near Morgantown. 4.3 across 11 ratings. Run on a knock-on-the-door, self-serve basis: the owner tells you where the picking is best that day and points you to the buckets in the pole barn; if nobody is home, the buckets are in the first large pole barn as you enter and the prices are posted inside. Payment by cash, Venmo or PayPal. Horses and a herd of goats on the property, and visitors often have the place entirely to themselves. Reported at around $28 a gallon, which reviewers note is on the high side but worth it to support a small grower. Google now posts Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 8am-6pm, Sun 1-6pm. One visitor reports calling ahead and being told there were plenty of berries, only to arrive in the second week of July and find nothing ripe — worth asking specifically about ripeness, not just whether the farm is open. One reviewer reports the farm's large livestock guardian dog chased their children and barked aggressively as they returned to their car. Livestock guardian breeds are working animals rather than pets, and this kind of behavior isn't unusual for one — worth knowing if you're bringing small children.