Alpine Berry Farm

Ted and Kathy Cooley have operated their berry patch since 1990, offering naturally raised blueberries to the community. The farm features a restored 120-year-old barn where they sell berries and original artwork. They are committed to providing 'blueberries at their best' and supporting local farmers.

The farm raises blueberries using organic fertilizer, avoiding herbicides and pesticides. They maintain a few beehives on the property, producing raw, local blueberry blossom honey. The farm emphasizes the importance of showing children how real food is grown.

Visitors can enjoy amenities like restrooms, water, and picnic tables. The farm is a family-friendly activity, and they encourage bringing children. They recommend checking availability before visiting and bringing your own containers for berries. The farm also sells honey and supports local markets such as the Batesville Farmers Market and Hoosier Harvest Market. They do not allow dogs or glass containers in the blueberry field and advise against wearing sandals.