Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Aiken, SC

Aiken

Earthwize Farms runs a year-round CSA out of the Aiken area, growing more than 40 regular and heirloom varieties of pesticide-free produce, much of it Certified Naturally Grown. Members get weekly home or office delivery across the CSRA on both sides of the Georgia–South Carolina line. Beyond vegetables, the farm supplies eggs, fruit, flowers, and plants. It works from a PO box rather than a storefront, so the CSA sign-up and delivery route are how customers connect.

Aiken

Stoney Creek Farm is on Twin Creek Farm Road in Aiken, in South Carolina's Thoroughbred and equestrian country. Aiken-area farms often combine pasture, hay, and horse boarding with seasonal produce; this one is listed as an agritourism stop.

Herb n Berries is on Keeper Lane in the Jackson area of Aiken County, in western South Carolina near the Savannah River. The name points to herbs and berries, and it's listed for produce. Little is posted online, so reach out directly to find out what's growing and when it's available.

Jackson

Kling Farm is a small agritourism operation on Old Jackson Highway in Jackson, in Aiken County near the Savannah River. It runs under DMK Family Farm, LLC, a family business registered in 2022. Public listings are thin on specifics, so a phone call is the best way to learn what's in season and whether the farm is open to visitors.

Johnston

Tiger Creek Farms runs an agritourism operation on Holmes Pond Road in Johnston, the Edgefield County town that bills itself as the Peach Capital of the World. Orchards and row crops define this stretch of the western Piedmont. Specific attractions and season weren't posted online.

Williston

U-pick blueberries are the draw at Honalee Farms on White Pond Road in Williston, with bushes pruned low for easy reach and pre-picked pints sold for those short on time. The season runs June through August, open daily from 8 a.m. to dark. A farm store carries handcrafted goods, and a small flock of sheep grazes on site. Williston sits in Barnwell County, in the sandhills west of Orangeburg.

North Augusta

This is Gurosik's roadside outlet stand on West Martintown Road in North Augusta, near the I-20 interchange, serving as a second sales point for the family's berry plantation a few miles away on Briggs Road. The stand sells fresh strawberries, blackberries, asparagus, and cut flowers in season without the drive out to the fields. Cash or check only.

North Augusta

Gurosik's Berry Plantation runs a u-pick field on Briggs Road in North Augusta, with strawberries from April into late May and hybrid blackberries following through June. The farm also cuts asparagus in early spring and grows zinnias and gladiolus for pick-your-own flowers into July. Bring cash or a check, no cards. A recorded phone line posts daily picking updates.

Batesburg

Mountain View Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Mountain View Road in Batesburg, on the Lexington-Saluda county line in South Carolina's Ridge country. Blueberry U-pick across the state runs June through August, the heart of the harvest.

Batesburg

Mountain View Farm sits on Mountain View Road in Batesburg-Leesville, in the Ridge country where Lexington, Saluda, and Aiken counties meet. The area is known for peaches and produce; the listing files this one under agritourism.

Monetta

Peaches 'N' Such sits on Highway 23 near Monetta, in the Ridge peach belt on the Aiken-Saluda county line. This sandy corridor grows much of South Carolina's peach crop, and roadside stands here sell tree-ripened fruit from May through August.

Ward

Bell Farms Strawberry Patch runs a seasonal strawberry u-pick on Highway 23 near Ward, in Saluda County. Strawberries in this part of the Midlands ripen through April and May, the stretch when patches like this open for picking.

Wagener

Shadow Lane Farm is located on Shadow Lane Road near Wagener, a small farming town in eastern Aiken County. The rural Sandhills around Wagener support produce, livestock, and hay operations. Little is published online about this specific farm, so contact them directly to find out what they grow or raise and whether they sell to the public.

Augusta

Blackberry Creek Mini Farm is a small agritourism operation on Blackberry Lane in Augusta, in Georgia's Richmond County. It combines produce growing with visitor experiences on a smaller scale than a typical farm.

Ward (Saluda County)

Hope Hill Homestead is a small homestead-style farm on Hope Hill Lane near Ward, in Saluda County. Operations at this scale in the Midlands usually mix a garden, poultry or livestock, and seasonal produce sold direct.

Augusta

Augusta Paintball isn't a farm — it's a paintball field on Barton Chapel Road, open Saturdays from 10am to 5pm for walk-on games, birthday parties, corporate outings, and tactical training sessions. It turns up in agritourism listings for its outdoor group-activity draw rather than any crop or livestock operation. Call ahead to book a group session.

Hephzibah

Harvey's Scuppernong Hill is on Peach Orchard Road in Hephzibah, just outside Augusta. Scuppernongs are a bronze muscadine grape common across the Georgia Piedmont, and the name points to that as the crop. No hours or contact details are listed publicly.

Barnwell

JR's Farm is on Highway 64 East in Barnwell, seat of Barnwell County in the Savannah River area. Farms across this Sandhills-to-Lowcountry region grow row crops, melons, and produce; the record lists this one as agritourism.

Leesville

Peaches 'N' Such sells peaches and seasonal produce in the Ridge, South Carolina's peach country around Leesville and Monetta. This Pond Branch Road location grows strawberries for pick-your-own in spring, ahead of the summer peach run the operation is known for. The wider brand is a Highway 1 fixture famous for peach cider and homemade peach ice cream. Call before visiting to check what's ripe on any given week.

Springfield

Phillips Garden grows produce near Springfield, a small town in Orangeburg County's row-crop and vegetable country. The name and listing point to a garden-scale grower selling fresh vegetables in season.

Hephzibah

Graystone Ranch is a nonprofit wildlife and conservation education center on McManus Road, built around hands-on programs for kids alongside exotic and farm animals. U-pick offerings have included blackberries, grapes, strawberries, and cut flowers in season. Some recent reports suggest the ranch has been scaling back operations, so calling ahead before a visit is worth the extra step.

Blackville

Weaver's Strawberries at Hopecrest Farm grows strawberries on Jones Bridge Road in Blackville, in the sandy soil of Barnwell County. Strawberry season across this part of South Carolina runs from April into May, sold pick-your-own and pre-picked. Berries peak fast in the spring heat, so check picking days before you visit.

Blackville

Healing Springs Strawberry Patch grows strawberries on Jones Bridge Road in Blackville, in Barnwell County near the well-known Healing Springs. Strawberries in this part of the state ripen from late March into May, the patch's main window. Beyond the name and location there's little online, so call ahead to confirm the picking season and hours.