Grocery Stores
Family owned blueberry farm on McTavish Road in rural Pitt Meadows, selling its own berries direct from the farm. Orders for the summer blueberry season can be placed ahead and collected at the farm gate.
Meadow Ridge Berry Farms is on McTavish Road, out in the part of Pitt Meadows that is still working farmland rather than subdivision. Most of the municipality sits inside the Agricultural Land Reserve, flat floodplain ground between the Pitt River and the Fraser that has stayed in agricultural use rather than being built over, and a berry farm on McTavish Road is a direct product of that land base. The farm grows and sells seasonal produce, which for a berry operation in this part of the Fraser Valley generally means a run through the summer months as different berry crops come ready one after another.
Buying directly from a farm like this is different from buying from a grocery store shelf: what is available changes through the season, and the farm itself sets the rhythm rather than a supply chain. For Pitt Meadows residents, McTavish Road is a reminder that the city is still substantially agricultural land even though it sits inside the wider Lower Mainland, and farms like this one are part of why. A produce stand or farm stop out here tends to draw people specifically, rather than catching passing traffic, since McTavish Road is not a commercial strip but a farm road. Pitt Meadows Local lists Meadow Ridge Berry Farms under grocery for anyone looking to buy seasonal berries and other farm produce directly from the growing operation rather than from a supermarket, and it is worth checking ahead since availability follows the growing season rather than staying constant year round.
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Other grocery stores and nearby businesses in the Pitt Meadows directory.
Small Filipino food mart on Harris Road stocking pantry staples, frozen goods and snacks from the Philippines, with some prepared food to take away. Serves Pitt Meadows and the wider Ridge Meadows Filipino community.
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Seasonal outdoor market at Spirit Square beside City Hall, running Tuesday afternoons from 2pm to 6pm, June through late September. Local produce, farm goods, baking and small food producers, run by the non-profit Fraser North Farmers Market Society.
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Full supermarket in Meadow Vale Shopping Centre; includes in-store Starbucks.
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Third generation Pitt Meadows farm with a butcher shop, country market and bistro on site. Sells its own dry aged beef, house smoked deli meats and sausage, plus seasonal berries and corn grown on the surrounding fields.
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Family run berry and vegetable farm on Old Dewdney Trunk Road, growing since 1985. Sells blueberries, strawberries and seasonal vegetables direct from the farm, with U-pick blueberries in season and boxed berries delivered across the Lower Mainland.
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From the blog
Longer reads from the editor, with the places worth a detour linked inside them.
North of the Alouette the city turns into reclaimed farmland, and the road keeps going until it reaches Pitt Lake. The route, the stops worth making on the way, and what it is like out there.
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Most of Pitt Meadows is farmland, and almost none of it sells to you directly. Here are the berry farms, the nurseries and the market that are actually worth the drive.
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Blueberry season turns the farmland side of Pitt Meadows into a workplace for a few weeks each summer. Here is where the fruit actually ends up, and the short list of places a resident can intercept some of it.
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