Tubbs Berry Farm

At Tubbs Berry Farm, we're dedicated to offering a unique farm experience with a variety of activities and products. While our farm is closed from now until March 2025, once open, our store will provide essentials such as irrigation, beekeeping supplies, soap, and garlic salt from March through August on Tuesdays from 4-6 PM. In addition, during the pumpkin patch season from September 19th to November 1st, these supplies will be available in our gift shop alongside our pumpkin patch regularly from Monday to Thursday, 3-9 PM, and Friday to Saturday, 10 AM to 9 PM. Initial September hours and raspberry U-pick times will be announced closer to the date.

If you're into beekeeping or want to get started, you're in the right place. We provide classes, beekeeping supplies, tools, and even bees for those aspiring to manage their own hive. Our annual Bee Days event takes place in late April, offering opportunities to learn through hiving demonstrations and acquire pre-ordered bees. This activity is a wonderful resource, promoting involvement in a hands-on beekeeping community experience.

Don't miss the Straw Maze and Pumpkin Patch set to open on September 19, 2025. This annual event promises fun for the whole family, featuring a giant straw maze, delicious food, apple blaster, and endless entertainment that ensures visitors leave with cherished memories. Additionally, our farm is a prime supplier of gourmet seed garlic, cultivated right here in Idaho's allium quarantine zone. Starting June 1, 2025, we will accept orders, with shipping commencing in early September. This premium seed stock is designed to meet the demand for exceptional garlic across the country.

Our farm store also offers raw, local honey. Extracted and bottled with no additives, our honey boasts natural sweetness and purity, making it a coveted choice among customers. We use USA-made glass jars, with our honey available in various unique blends encompassing different floral sites. A favorite among many is our Pumpkin Raspberry Blossom Honey, known for its subtly fruity and sweet flavor. Our commitment to sustainable practices ensures our bees winter on their honey reserves, preventing chemical interference and maintaining their health and productivity.

For those looking to get involved, we encourage participation through volunteer opportunities. Join us for activities like garlic harvesting, which occurs on July 5 from 6-9 PM and July 6 from 8-10 AM, with the option to camp on the farm without charge. Our farm is open to everyone interested in soil, agriculture, and community work, creating chances for learning and connecting with nature.