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Last reviewed: August 3, 2026 | Pollett River | Farm Weddings |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 3, 2026. Business status: Active.

The Blueberry Hill Farms wedding venue in Pollett River is a seasonal New Brunswick property offering an outdoor ceremony site and a rustic, climate-assisted barn for receptions. The official website positions it within reach of the Moncton and Sussex areas and states that it operates from May through October. Its published maximum is 130 guests, including the wedding party.

This profile was last reviewed on August 3, 2026. The business identity is confirmed by its official domain, which consistently names Blueberry Hill Farms, publishes wedding-specific information and lists the same Pollett River address throughout. The official phone number is now 506-756-3385; this replaces the different number carried in the legacy CWG record.

Services and specialization

Blueberry Hill Farms specializes in weddings that use the property for both the ceremony and reception. The landscaped outdoor ceremony area has a cedar arbour, power for audio equipment and venue-provided seating setup. If the weather changes, the business says two indoor ceremony arrangements are available in the reception area.

The reception space is a 40-by-60-foot barn with additional room for the bridal suite and washrooms. The venue supplies tables and chairs, offers a collection of included décor, and lists optional linen and décor rentals. Its staff set up tables, required rental items and outdoor ceremony seating, then clean the venue and remove garbage after the event. Couples remain responsible for retrieving their own belongings by the stated deadline.

Venue spaces and included features

The barn has heating and cooling units, Wi-Fi, dimmable lighting, three washrooms and a preparation room with work tables and three refrigerators. One washroom has accessibility features. The preparation room does not contain cooking appliances, so caterers and couples should discuss food preparation requirements before signing.

Other documented features include a bridal suite, an outdoor firepit with supplied wood, on-site parking and an indoor weather alternative. The venue also advertises vendor lists, vendor preparation support and on-site vendor coordination. Couples should ask which support services are included in their chosen rental and which require an additional fee.

Service area and who it may suit

The venue is in Pollett River and describes itself as approximately 30 minutes from the Magnetic Hill area of Moncton. Its website markets the property to couples considering venues around both Moncton and Sussex; it does not publish a separate transportation or shuttle service.

Based on its documented setup, it may suit couples seeking a rural ceremony-and-reception property, a barn setting, freedom to select outside vendors or a weekend-access option. It may also be relevant to couples whose guests want to camp. Those needing a downtown location, extensive on-site lodging or a fully catered package should confirm whether the travel and supplier arrangements fit their plans.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented strengths include indoor and outdoor ceremony options, a reception barn with temperature assistance, tables and chairs, included décor, flexible vendor selection, staff setup and post-event venue cleaning. The business also publishes date-specific rental prices instead of requiring an initial enquiry for every base rate.

Practical limitations are equally important. Capacity is limited to 130 people including the wedding party, the operating season is May through October, and there are no cooking appliances in the preparation room. Camping has no utility hookups, while the dedicated overnight unit accommodates only up to four people. Music and bar activity must end by midnight on Fridays, Saturdays and long-weekend Sundays, and by 10:30 p.m. on other dates.

One washroom is described as having accessibility features, but the website does not document whole-property accessibility.
Vendor freedom does not mean every outside service is included; catering, beverage arrangements and rental responsibilities require confirmation.
Tent, trailer and RV stays are generally limited to one night, with departure requested by 9 a.m. the following day.

Pricing

The official 2026 investment page publishes these venue-rental figures: peak full weekend $3,500 and May or June off-peak weekend $3,100; peak Friday $1,900 and May or June Friday $1,700; peak Saturday $2,800 and May or June Saturday $2,500; peak Sunday $2,300 and May or June Sunday $2,000. A long-weekend Sunday is listed at $2,500, and adding Thursday to a Friday rental is $500.

A separate 2027/28 page lists higher figures: full weekends at $3,800 peak or $3,300 off-peak; Fridays at $2,250 peak or $1,900 off-peak; Saturdays at $2,950 peak or $2,650 off-peak; and Sundays at $2,450 peak or $2,150 off-peak. Long-weekend Sundays are $2,650. Couples should verify the applicable year, date classification, taxes, booking fee, camping charges, optional rentals and every inclusion in the written contract before paying.

Contact and booking

Blueberry Hill Farms lists 506-756-3385 and bhfvenue@gmail.com on its official pages. The physical location is 857 NB-905, Pollett River, New Brunswick. Visits should be arranged rather than treated as drop-ins; the FAQ directs prospective clients to schedule a tour.

The stated booking sequence is to identify an available date, complete a venue tour and then confirm the reservation with a booking-fee payment. Payments are typically divided between the booking fee, an instalment six months before the event and a final payment during the event week. The venue says fees are non-refundable, subject to the alternatives described in its policy, so couples should read the current contract carefully.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, request a written list of everything attached to the selected date and rental period. Access hours vary by weekday and package: for example, a full-weekend rental begins Friday morning and ends with Sunday collection, while single-day rentals have shorter windows.

Availability can change, and the business says it does not maintain a cancellation waiting list. Couples should use the official calendar, then confirm the date directly. They should also discuss rain-plan capacity, accessibility needs, caterer equipment, alcohol arrangements, insurance requirements, overnight parking and the timing for removing personal décor.

Confirm the final guest count includes the wedding party and stays at or below 130.
Ask which décor pieces, linens, lighting and vendor-support services are included.
Confirm camping placement, fees, quiet-time rules and the absence of hookups.
Obtain the payment, postponement and cancellation terms in writing.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Blueberry Hill Farms host both the ceremony and reception?

Yes. The official site documents a landscaped outdoor ceremony area, indoor ceremony alternatives and a rustic barn reception space.

What is the wedding capacity at Blueberry Hill Farms?

The published maximum is 130 guests, including members of the wedding party.

Can couples choose their own caterer?

The venue says catering and vendor choices are open. Its preparation room has work tables and refrigerators but no cooking appliances, so equipment and food-service arrangements must be confirmed with the caterer and venue.

Is overnight accommodation available?

A separate on-site unit can accommodate up to four people. The venue also permits tents, trailers and RVs for a fee, but there are no hookups and stays are generally limited to one night.