Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Atlanta, GA

Atlanta

This is Fernbank Museum of Natural History's annual Halloween event, not a farm — trick-or-treating station to station among the museum's life-size dinosaur skeletons in the Great Hall. Kids collect candy while walking the same halls that hold the museum's permanent giants exhibit. It runs one day each October and gives metro Atlanta families an indoor, weather-proof alternative to walking the neighborhood.

Atlanta

Glenn Youth Pumpkin Patch takes over the lawn of Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church's Youth and Activities Building on North Decatur Road every fall. Volunteers unload and arrange the pumpkins each year as a church tradition, and sales fund Glenn Youth Missions programs. It's a small, walkable lot rather than a full farm, built for a neighborhood pumpkin run.

Atlanta

Ecosystem Farm grows strawberries and cut flowers without synthetic sprays on a small plot in southeast Atlanta, open to u-pick visitors mid-April through mid-June. Parking is limited, and picking slots release online each Monday at noon for the coming week — a system built for a farm this size rather than a bug in it. It's regeneratively managed, meaning the soil work matters as much as the strawberries that come out of it.

Netherworld is a multi-story, walk-through haunted attraction in Stone Mountain that's run seasonally since 1997, with more than 100 live actors working the halls each open night. Beyond the Halloween season, the same building runs year-round escape rooms and laser tag.

Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain Park's Historic Square, on Robert E. Lee Boulevard, gathers original Georgia buildings dating from 1793 to 1875 around a working farmyard where visitors can pet and feed live animals. It's a small agricultural corner inside a 3,200-acre park better known for its carved mountainside and cable car, but the farmyard and antebellum-era homes draw their own steady stream of field trips.

Stockbridge

Cottle Farms is on Fairview Road in Stockbridge, in Henry County south of Atlanta. It's listed as an agritourism operation; a produce grower of the same name is based in North Carolina, but no connection to this Georgia address could be confirmed, so current offerings and hours here aren't verified online.

Lilburn

Harmony Grove United Methodist Church runs a seasonal pumpkin patch each fall on its Lilburn campus in Gwinnett County. The church office, at 50 Harmony Grove Road, keeps hours Monday through Wednesday, 9 AM to 2 PM; call ahead for exact patch dates, since the patch itself runs on a shorter fall schedule.

Union City

Brown's Muscadine Farm is on Evans Drive in Union City, south of Atlanta. The name points to muscadine grapes, a Southern favorite eaten fresh or made into wine. No hours or contact information are listed publicly.

Roswell

C.O. Adams is a small agritourism listing on Spring Drive in Roswell, in the northern Atlanta metro. No further detail on the operation's crops, animals, or visiting hours could be verified online.

Marietta

Kennesaw Mountain Vineyards & Winery sits on White Circle in Marietta. Directory listings confirm the address and phone number, but the winery keeps little else public online — no menu, no tasting notes, no posted hours. Call ahead before visiting.

Marietta

Jim Mabry, born in 1937, still runs what locals call the oldest continuously operating farm in Cobb County, growing organic produce on Sandy Plains Road. Alongside seasonal fruits and vegetables, the farm sells raw wildflower honey straight from the property. It's a working farm stand, not a tourist attraction — no corn maze, no hayride, just produce sold the way it's been sold for decades.

Fayetteville

Fayetteville

Bank's Vineyard sits on Banks Road outside Fayetteville, in Fayette County wine country near several other small Georgia vineyards. No verified website, hours, or wine list turned up online. Call ahead to confirm the vineyard is open before visiting.

Martha F. Mobley's farm is on Bowen Road Southwest near Stockbridge, in Henry County on Atlanta's fast-growing southern edge. No website or listing describes current offerings.

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Allen and Susie Grant opened Yule Forest as a Christmas tree farm in 1983 and kept adding to it: a pumpkin patch, the Fear the Woods haunted attraction, a spring Tulip Festival, hayrides, a small animal farm, and a science center for school groups. The Stockbridge property, on Highway 155, still cuts its own trees each winter.

Stockbridge

Yule Forest is a Christmas tree operation on North Hwy 155 in Stockbridge, Georgia, south of Atlanta. No working website turned up in research, so tree varieties and choose-and-cut availability aren't confirmed.

Carnahans' is a family farm on Odith Road in Georgia. No further detail on the county, crops, or visiting hours could be verified online.

Fairburn

This listing, filed under the name Ernest N. Harris, sits on Clark Road in Fairburn, south of Atlanta. No crops, hours, or contact information are available online — this appears to be a small, informal operation.

Douglasville

Midway UMC's pumpkin patch runs every October on Midway Road, staffed by volunteers raising money for the church's After School Program. The lot stays open seven days a week — Sundays from 12:30pm to dark, Monday through Saturday from 10am to dark — with a playground, games, and Saturday-night marshmallow roasts and storytime built in.

Powder Springs

Still Family Farm is a second agritourism listing in Powder Springs, on the Cobb-Paulding county line west of Atlanta. A domain under the farm's name exists online but returned no working page during research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed.

Berry Patch Farms is located on Berry Patch Lane in Cherokee County near Woodstock, Georgia. Specific crops and visiting hours for this listing aren't published online yet.

Family owned since 1805, Adams Farm sits on Highway 54 West outside Fayetteville and runs u-pick strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries through the spring and summer season. An open-air market on site sells fresh vegetables alongside homemade jellies, jams, pickles, and sauces. The farm has been passed down through the same family for more than two centuries — call ahead for picking conditions before making the drive.

Powder Springs

Blue Moon Berries is a small produce operation in Powder Springs, on the west side of Cobb County. It's listed as an agritourism stop in a part of metro Atlanta where several u-pick and roadside farms operate through the spring and summer growing months.

Douglasville

Shepherd of the Hills United Methodist Church runs a fall pumpkin patch on Chapel Hill Road, with proceeds going to the church's youth group. Visitors pick out pumpkins, take family photos among the displays, eat a picnic lunch on the grounds, and decorate pumpkins on site during the October season.

Powder Springs

Sleepy Hollow Farm has run seasonal attractions on its 60 acres in Powder Springs since 1985: cut-your-own Christmas trees, a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze, a haunted trail, and hayrides past sheep, goats, a donkey, and rabbits. Newer additions include a Stranger Things-style escape room and a nine-hole mini-golf course. A country store sells local jams, honey, and cider.

J. H. Loden is listed at a property on Oglesby Bridge Road Southwest near Conyers in Rockdale County, where working farmland meets Atlanta's eastern suburbs. No public listing describes current operations.

Alpharetta

Saddle Creek Lavender Farm grows more than 800 lavender plants across 8 cultivars on 23 acres in Alpharetta, with an annual U-Pick Lavender Dayz festival each June. The family began planting in 2018 and now sells more than 40 lavender products through an on-site shop and online store.

Woodstock

Big Springs Farms sits on Sugar Pike Road outside Woodstock, in the Cherokee County foothills north of Atlanta. No verified website, crop list, or hours are available online at this time. Call ahead before visiting.

McDonough

Healing Acres, on Jonesboro Street in McDonough, is remembered locally as the farm run by Helen DuBose, described by longtime residents as a McDonough fixture. It appears on regional agritourism and u-pick farm directories, though current hours and offerings weren't verifiable.

Douglasville

Buddy's Alpaca Farm is a working alpaca fiber farm in Douglasville, a few minutes south of I-20 in west metro Atlanta. Visits are by appointment only, so call or book ahead before driving out. The farm sells alpaca fiber products through its on-site shop and holds dual certification as a Georgia Grown producer and a Homegrown By Heroes business, a program for veteran- and military-family-owned farms.

Odom Farm's listed address, 168 Cross Trail, falls in the Woodstock area of Cherokee County. No crops, hours, or contact information are available online for this agritourism listing — call ahead before visiting.

Dallas

Harry Stacy Farms sits on Poplar Road outside Dallas, in Paulding County. It's listed as an agritourism stop in the rural stretch northwest of Atlanta. Contact the farm directly for current hours, seasonal offerings, and visiting details.

Hiram

Burnley On The Corner sits exactly where the name says: the corner of Oak Street and Seaboard Avenue in Hiram, Paulding County. No crops or contact information are listed publicly for this small operation.

McDonough

Rainbows End is a small poultry operation on Highway 81 East outside McDonough, raising chickens on a scale the owners track and share through Instagram. It's listed among regional agritourism spots, though public visiting hours aren't published — reach out on social media before stopping by.

Covington

Lawrenceville

Randy's Pumpkin Patch runs its fall season from 1460 Lawrenceville Highway — a tractor pull, bungee jump, inflatable corn maze, spider jump, and haunted house slide, with general admission around $10. After pumpkin season wraps, the lot converts to a Christmas tree lot opening in late November. The business has been running for more than two decades, per its own listings, and takes calls and questions year-round.

Canton

Cagle's Family Farm runs a fall agritourism operation in Canton, Cherokee County, built around a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and an open-air animal barn with sheep, goats, chickens, and piglets. Extras include pig races, tractor rides out to Cagle's Lake for bonfires and marshmallows, and the Octagon Swings. General admission runs about $15, with school field trips and private group bookings available.

Acworth

Lori's Eggs is a small egg operation based on Summer Lake Place in Acworth, north of Atlanta in Cobb County. No additional detail on flock size, egg varieties, or how to buy could be verified online.

Cumming

Major Farm Fresh Eggs is based on Campground Road in Cumming, the Forsyth County seat north of Atlanta. Eggs are the farm's namesake product, sold alongside a farm-visit experience.

Canton

Blueberry Hill grows blueberries on Pinecrest Way in Canton, selling by the pound (around $7), pint, quart, or five-pound flat, fresh or frozen. The farm store also carries blueberry jam, blueberry popsicles, and local extras like mugs, chocolate, and postcards. It's featured on Georgia Grown's u-pick map for the season.

Chattahoochee Hills

Guidestone Farms is listed in Chattahoochee Hills, the rural southwest Fulton County community built around the Serenbe development and its surrounding working farms. No independent website or listing was found to confirm which crops, animals, or activities this property offers.

Palmetto

Foxbrier Farm sits on roughly 52 acres off Hutcheson Ferry Road in Chattahoochee Hills, five minutes from the Serenbe community. The property was once known for organic, naturally grown u-pick blueberries alongside a horse barn and saltwater pool, though pick-your-own listings mark the blueberry operation as no longer active. Confirm current status before planning a visit.

Loganville

M. Gyldholm's farm is on Old Loganville Road in Loganville, in the fast-growing corridor east of Atlanta. No website or listing describes what's currently grown or offered.

Hiram

Brandie Freeman grows no-spray blueberries on Old Teal Road in Hiram, open for picking daily from early morning through dusk from mid-June until around August 1. After that, call ahead — the picking window depends on what's left on the bushes.

Hiram

Freeman Farm is on Old Teal Road in Hiram, Paulding County, on the fast-growing northwest edge of metro Atlanta. No website or listing spells out what the farm grows or offers visitors.

Lawrenceville

Randy's Pumpkin Patch built its name on fall attractions — a tractor pull, bungee jump, inflatable corn maze, spider jump, and a haunted house slide — with general admission running around $10 a person. This Braselton Highway address appears in several farm directories, though the business's current operating location is listed as Lawrenceville Highway; anyone planning a visit should confirm which site is active for the current season before making the trip.

Covington

Berry's Christmas Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut operation on Mt Tabor Road in Covington, Georgia, east of Atlanta. No working website turned up in research, so tree varieties and season hours aren't confirmed.

Loganville

Tuckaway Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Loganville, Georgia, on Claude Brewer Road in Gwinnett County. No accessible website turned up in research (site returned a legal-restriction error), so u-pick availability and season dates aren't confirmed.

Lawrenceville

DJ U Pick Blueberry Farm offers pick-your-own blueberries in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, inside metro Atlanta's northeast suburbs. Suburban u-pick farms like this typically run a short June-into-July season; no working website confirms this farm's current hours or pricing.

Winston

The Waldrop family has farmed this Carroll County land since the 1820s, and their farm store still sells what the land produces: grass-fed and grain-finished Angus beef built from more than thirty years of selective breeding, pastured chicken, heritage turkey, and seasonal u-pick produce. The Waldrop Mercantile, across from the Winston post office, stays open daily until dark and doubles as a CSA pickup point.

Winston

7W Farms has worked the same west Georgia ground for seven generations, raising beef, pork, and chicken alongside raw dairy and fresh vegetables. The Waldrop family sells directly to customers through an online farmers market and local delivery rather than a storefront. Beyond meat and produce, the farm also runs a fencing and land-maintenance business and builds barndominiums and metal buildings for area landowners.

Oxford

Mitcham Farm in Oxford, Newton County, runs Col. Cobs Corn Maze as its fall centerpiece, alongside a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and fresh donuts from the farm market. The same property shifts to strawberry u-pick in spring and blueberry, blackberry, lavender, and peach picking through summer, with farm animals on site year-round and field trips and private parties available by reservation.

Oxford

Mitcham Farm, on Macedonia Church Road near Oxford in Newton County, has run a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch, spring u-pick strawberries, and summer u-pick blueberries, blackberries, lavender, and peaches, plus school field trips and private events. As of the farm's latest website update it's closed indefinitely; check Facebook for news on a return.

Walnut Grove

Whippoorwill Hollow Farm runs a certified organic CSA along Highway 138 between Monroe and Walnut Grove, packing a weekly $25 box of eight in-season fruits, vegetables, and herbs for members. The farm also opens rows for u-pick blueberries, tomatoes, squash, peppers, and snap peas in season, and sells at the Monroe Farmers Market every Saturday, year-round.

Villa Rica

An apiary run by the Pine Mountain Gold Museum on Stockmar Road, added as a hands-on beekeeping program for school groups and adult visitors. The hives produced their first jarred batch — Pine Mountain Gold Museum Honey — in spring 2020, with staff reporting harvests of 50 pounds or more per collection. It's a working addition to the museum's gold-panning history exhibits, not a separate honey business.