Current updates: We are closed Saturday, June 27th. We will be open Sunday, June 28th from 8am to 1pm at 3369 SR 29 S in Noxen on the fall selling area side of the road, look for the red building. We will have light picking in the raspberries. Starting Tuesday, the first blueberries will be available to pick but it will be light picking at first, best picking starts second week in July. Strawberries and rhubarb are done for the season.

Raspberries are $4.10 per pound, blueberries are $2.35 per pound, get your containers weighed at the register before picking. We accept cash, checks and credit cards. Maple syrup and local honey is available at the register.

The schedule for the week of June 29th weather permitting will be: Mon – closed, Tues – open 8am to 1pm, Wed – open 5pm to 8pm, Thurs – closed, Fri – open 8am to 1pm, Sat – open 8am to 1pm, Sun – closed. The hours will expand once blueberries and vegetables get into full swing so check back after the first week of July. Plus we may do the split weekdays where we are open in the mornings and evenings but closed in the afternoon.

The Whistle Pig Pumpkin Patch is located near the town of Noxen, PA. It is nestled at the base of Schooley’s Peak and adjacent to Bowman’s Creek. The farm began in the 1870’s as a dairy farm and is now a Pick-Your-Own operation run by the Field family. The farm is currently growing strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, peppers, elderberries, pumpkins and gourds. In the fall, there are pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, a corn maze, and rustic campfire outings in our wooded picnic areas.