Our
News
& Current Events
Thanks to all our patrons,
volunteers, and employees for a wonderful year, we are
looking forward to next year2012 and will be working on
many improvements over the winter. We are currently booking
parties for the holiday season
and for upcoming parties for the 2012 and 2013 season.
If you now of anybody that is thinking of a catered
party for a wedding, class renion,
company party, kids birthday
party, or a campfire party, tell them to give us a
call or look on our website for more info. We will have
our Midlands Pirate Festival
and the Nebraska Renaissance Festival, starting of
the spring season the first two weekends in May, and remember
our strawberry season starts
around the first of June. So come join us at the Bellevue
Berry and Pumpkin Ranch and let us host you for a truely
unique Nebraska experience!
Click here for a map
of the park...
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Welcome
Have Your
Event Here. The Bellevue Berry and Pumpkin Ranch
is the perfect place to hold your next big event.
Whether you're looking for an indoor reception or
an outdoor wedding, we have the facilities to meet
your specialized needs. Holiday parties? We're the
perfect place to hold your corporate
or group event.
Exchange Your Vows
We have a wide range of ceremony possibilities from
the traditional to the whimsical for your wedding.
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How
It All Started
Our
family has been operating this farm as a pick
your own berry and pumpkin ranch for 25 years.
It is owned and run by Ed Schaefer, and his two
sons Tyson and Zach. Ed’s brother’s
family runs
Roca Berry farm in Lancaster County, where
they too have been harvesting memories for their
customers for over a quarter a century.
Our
roots run deep in Nebraska’s frontier history.
Ed’s great grandfather along with one brother
left a Nebraska homestead to start a new ranch
in Dakota Territory during the early 1880’s.
Ed’s father grew up on a ranch near Wall
South Dakota, and after World War II he became
chief of Nutrition with the Public Health service
in Washington D.C. Ed’s father moved back
to Nebraska, after retiring from the government,
to establish the Swanson Center on Nutrition.
Click
here for the full story.
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