Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Brownsville, TN

Brownsville

Autry Farms has worked the same ground on Highway 70 East in Brownsville since the early 1900s, now into a third generation. The farm raises cattle and grows strawberries offered as pick-your-own in spring. Brownsville sits in Haywood County, West Tennessee's row-crop belt between Jackson and Memphis. See their website for the current u-pick schedule.

Brownsville

Simmons Farm is located on Anderson Avenue in Brownsville, the seat of Haywood County in West Tennessee's cotton belt. The flat, Delta-edge farmland here off Interstate 40 grows cotton, soybeans, and produce between Jackson and Memphis. The farm is listed for agritourism, with no further detail posted online. Contact the farm to learn what they raise and whether they host visitors.

Brownsville

Willow Oaks Flower Farm grows cut flowers on Highway 54 North near Brownsville, the Haywood County seat in West Tennessee. Small flower farms like this usually sell seasonal bouquets and offer u-pick through the warm months, with zinnias, sunflowers, and dahlias common from summer into fall. Brownsville sits off Interstate 40 between Jackson and Memphis. Check with the farm for current bloom availability and picking hours.

Brownsville

The West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville holds the Tina Turner Museum, set inside the restored Flagg Grove School she attended as a child. The complex also covers West Tennessee cotton, the Hatchie River, and blues musician Sleepy John Estes, plus a gift shop of local crafts. Find it at 121 Sunny Hill Cove off I-40, open Monday through Saturday 9 to 5 and Sunday afternoons.

Brownsville

Briley House and Farm is on Whitehead Road near Brownsville, the seat of Haywood County in the West Tennessee delta country. The name points to a historic house paired with farmland, and the listing marks it as agritourism. No crops or visitor details were published online.

Gates

Griffin Farm is on Forked Deer Road in Gates, Lauderdale County, in the flat Forked Deer River bottomland of far West Tennessee. This is cotton, soybean, and corn country. The farm has no visible listing of its own; check locally for what it grows and whether it's open to visitors.

Bells

Green Frog Village near Bells, in Crockett County, West Tennessee, is a recreated 1800s-style village that adds a seasonal corn maze in the fall. The site off Highway 412 sits in rural cotton and row-crop country between Jackson and the Mississippi River. Corn mazes in this part of the state run through late September and October. Check the village's current fall schedule and admission before planning a visit.

Jackson

Century Farm Winery makes wine on family land south of Jackson that has been farmed since the 1800s, off Lower Brownsville Road. The tasting room offers guided flights and private tastings, and the winery runs a wine club plus live-music and harvest events through the year. It's a stop on the West Tennessee wine trail, open daily with extended Friday and Saturday hours.

Whiteville

Byler's Berries grows berries on Ferguson Road near Whiteville in Hardeman County, West Tennessee. The Byler name appears often among Mennonite farm families in this part of the state, who commonly sell produce and baked goods direct from the farm. Expect blackberries and blueberries in the June-to-July window typical of West Tennessee. Whiteville sits east of Memphis. Contact the farm to confirm picking dates and hours each season.

Mercer

Blueberry Ridge Goat Farm ran a pick-your-own blueberry patch on Cox Road in rural Mercer, west of Jackson, from the late 1990s until 2022. Its Facebook page indicates the u-pick operation has since closed. Directions once ran from I-40 Exit 68, about fourteen miles south through Mercer.

Ripley

Carmack Farms sits on Carmack Road just outside Ripley in Lauderdale County, West Tennessee. Farms in this stretch of Mississippi River bottomland grow row crops and seasonal produce. Specifics on what Carmack offers visitors aren't posted online, so call ahead before planning a stop.

Ripley

Reg Carmack Farm works land on Carmack Road in Ripley, seat of Lauderdale County in West Tennessee. The area is known for its cotton and produce ground, including the well-known Lauderdale County tomatoes. This listing carries little public detail, so contact the farm directly for crops and visiting information.

Ripley

The name lays out what Pumpkins, Pines, & Ponds offers on Hurricane Hill Road in Ripley: a fall pumpkin patch, pine trees, and ponds, set in Lauderdale County of West Tennessee. No website surfaced in a search, so check local listings or call ahead for seasonal hours, especially through October.

Ripley

Voss Farms is located on Bald Knob Road near Ripley in Lauderdale County, West Tennessee. Ripley is well known across the state for its tomatoes, celebrated each year at the Lauderdale County Tomato Festival, and the surrounding flatland grows row crops in the Mississippi River bottoms. The farm is listed for agritourism. Contact them directly for a current list of what they grow and sell.

Somerville

Martha's Blueberries grows blueberries on Jernigan Drive in Somerville, in Fayette County east of Memphis. Pick-your-own blueberry farms in West Tennessee open through the summer window, roughly June into July, with ripening tied to the season's heat and rain. Small berry operations open only when the fruit is ready, so call ahead before driving out to pick.

Covington

Ellie's Jellies & Jams makes small-batch jams and jellies out of Covington, the seat of Tipton County in West Tennessee north of Memphis. Its Burnett Lane listing carries little beyond the name. Contact directly to find out which flavors are available and where to buy them.

South of Covington

DaZe in a MaZe cuts four seasonal mazes on Highway 74 between Covington and Marshall, including a six-acre corn maze and a seven-acre "jungle" corn maze plus two hay mazes for younger kids. The fall site adds a petting zoo, dino dig, pumpkin patch, hay-rack and barrel-train rides, and concessions, with flashlight maze runs on Saturday nights.

Crenshaw Farm is located on Willis School Road in the 37382 area around Pikeville, Bledsoe County, in Tennessee's Sequatchie Valley. This broad farming valley sits between the Cumberland Plateau escarpments and is known for row crops, cattle, and produce. The farm is listed for agritourism without further detail online. Contact them directly to find out what they grow and whether they welcome visitors.

Medina

Circle M Farm sits on Bakers Chapel Road in Medina, a growing town in Gibson County, West Tennessee, just north of Jackson. The surrounding land is row-crop country typical of the region. Listed for agritourism, the farm hasn't published specifics on what visitors can do. Reach out before heading out to confirm the farm's offerings and hours.

Jackson

Family Tree Farms is an agritourism farm on Mifflin Road in Jackson, in Madison County of West Tennessee. No public website surfaced in a search, so contact the farm directly or check local seasonal guides for current hours and activities.