Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Bainbridge, GA

Bainbridge

ATS Nursery and U Pick combines a plant nursery with pick-your-own fields on Highway 97 North outside Bainbridge, Georgia. The picking list runs long for a south Georgia farm — beans, blackberries, blueberries, corn, cucumbers, grapes, onions, peppers, squash, and strawberries — spread across the growing season. No confirmed phone or website; check regional u-pick listings for current picking status.

Bainbridge

Long Farms, on Old Whigham Road outside Bainbridge in Decatur County, describes its mission on its website as "nurturing the land, feeding the community." Specific crops and hours weren't listed on the site; the farm can be reached through a contact form there.

Bainbridge

Springhill Farm has run u-pick strawberries and Christmas trees on Woodhull Road for about 30 years, drawing visitors from as far as Tallahassee and Dothan. Spring picking season comes with homemade strawberry ice cream, strawberry cake, and lemonade, plus other pre-picked produce. Fall brings Octoberfest weekends, pig races, and a 20-foot pumpkin catapult. The farm also hosts weddings, corporate events, and reunions, with hours varying by season.

Spring Hill Tree Farm traces back to 1844, when pioneer James Dixon first worked this Bainbridge land; the Provence family has run it since 1981. Spring brings strawberry picking on a set weekly schedule, and October fills the calendar with a corn maze, hayrides, horse rides, and a 20-foot pumpkin chunker during weekend Octoberfest events.

Bainbridge

A historic farm guesthouse in Georgia's Plantation Trace region, built around a 300-year-old oak grove on Bethel Road. Guests can pick figs and pecans in season, fish a nearby bass lake, or walk the property's hunting grounds. It sits roughly four hours from Atlanta and less than an hour from both Tallahassee and Thomasville — a quiet stopover in southwest Georgia's border country.

Bainbridge

A guesthouse rental near Bainbridge set among pecan orchards, built around a 300-year-old live oak — the same stretch of Bethel Road land associated with neighboring Old Oak Grove. Booking details beyond the property listing were not available online.

Iron City

John Emory Trawick's farm is listed under an Iron City, Georgia address in Seminole County, near the Lake Seminole area in the state's far southwest corner. No current crop, hours, or contact information could be confirmed online; call ahead before planning a visit.

Havana

Beare's Berries U-pick is in Havana, a Gadsden County town known for its antique shops and tobacco-farming history. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current season dates and u-pick pricing are unconfirmed.

Donalsonville

Lake Seminole sits where the Flint and Chattahoochee rivers meet behind Jim Woodruff Dam, straddling the Georgia-Florida line near Donalsonville. The reservoir is known among anglers for largemouth bass, striper, and crappie fishing across its flooded timber and open water. This listing covers a property on the lake's Sunny Drive shoreline; further verified detail on lodging or services offered there was not available online.

Donalsonville

Travis Braswell operates as Braswell Family Farms LLC, a u-pick agritourism operation in Donalsonville, Georgia, registered with the state in 2013. The farm sits in Seminole County, near the Georgia-Florida line in the state's southwest row-crop belt. Call ahead for current picking availability and seasonal offerings.

Peace Valley Community runs Peace Valley Market and Bakery in Colquitt, a social-service organization that's been baking bread, cakes, and cinnamon rolls since 2010. The mission, in their own words, is fresh and natural nourishment for body, soul, and spirit — less a produce stand than a bakery with a purpose behind it. It's a smaller, quieter operation than the pumpkin-patch farms nearby, and it shows in the focus: baked goods, not fields.

Sneads

Fox Hollow Vineyard grows muscadine grapes in Sneads, near Lake Seminole in the Florida Panhandle's Jackson County. Muscadines are the native Southern grape that tolerates the region's heat and humidity better than traditional wine varieties. No hours or contact details for this vineyard are published online.

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Sneads

Blue Acres Blueberry Farm is on Howell Road in Sneads, Jackson County Panhandle farmland that grows blueberries alongside peanuts and cotton. No live website confirms u-pick season or hours.

Ochlocknee

Beas Blueberry Patch sits on Highway 188 outside Ochlocknee, in South Georgia's Thomas County blueberry country. The name points to a u-pick blueberry operation, but no verified hours or contact details turned up online. Call ahead before making the drive.

Ochlocknee

Georgia Grown Citrus is a commercial citrus nursery on JoNina Farm, started in 2016 by Lindy and Perry Savelle after they set out to build a business around Georgia agriculture. A USDA-certified greenhouse, completed in 2021, now backs nearly 100 citrus varieties, from lemons and limes to dwarf patio trees. Visits run by appointment, and the farm walks guests through citrus growth from rootstock to fruit.

Ochlocknee

JoNina Farm is on Malloy Road in Ochlocknee, in south Georgia's Thomas County, an area known for pecan orchards and quail-hunting plantations. No working website or social page turned up in research, so the farm's current offerings and hours aren't confirmed online.

Ochlocknee

Ron Farmers Farm runs a u-pick operation on Maddox Road in Ochlocknee. Regional farm directories list it among South Georgia's pick-your-own stops, though specific crop details aren't published — call ahead to ask what's ready. Visitors are advised to bring their own bags for picking.