Farms Near Calhoun, GA

Calhoun

Rise ‘N Shine Farm has grown into one of the largest Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms in Georgia supplying a bounty of certified organic produce to Metro Atlanta and Northwest Georgia. The farm has traveled a long and windy road to get to where it is today. It started as a crazy dream Mitch had while apprenticing on Broadwing Farm in Hot Springs, NC in 2004. The dream would not leave him alone, so later that Fall Mitch started Rise ‘N Shine Farm on a piece of leased ground in Ranger,

Calhoun

Creation Health Farmers' Market sets up in the Piggly Wiggly parking lot on Red Bud Road in Calhoun, spring through fall. It's run through Gordon Hospital's CREATION Health program, so the emphasis leans toward fresh, often chemical-free produce alongside the usual local crafts, with SNAP/EBT accepted.

Calhoun

Cedar Hill Farms grows pesticide-free, USDA-certified organic blueberries and blackberries in Calhoun, with u-pick hours Tuesday through Saturday starting at 9 a.m. Admission includes a gallon of berries picked from the rows. The blackberry patch is being replanted with thornless varieties, so availability shifts year to year — check Facebook before visiting.

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Calhoun

Payne Farm and Produce runs a farmers market and u-pick fields in Gordon County — beans, cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, pumpkins, and strawberries depending on the month — alongside hayrides, a petting zoo, and a corn maze once fall hits. Their "Fall Down on Payne Farm" weekends bring haunted hayrides on top of the usual pumpkin picking. It's grown into a local fixture; the farm's Facebook page carries roughly ten thousand followers.

Calhoun

Calhoun

Copper Creek Farm is on Reeves Station Road SW outside Calhoun, the Gordon County seat in northwest Georgia. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so confirm details before visiting.

Adairsville

Adairsville Pumpkin Patch, also known as Pumpkin Patch Farm, sits on Old Dixie Highway about two miles from I-75 Exit 306 in North Georgia. Fall visitors get hay mazes, a petting zoo, face painting, and Halloween hayrides through the pumpkin fields.

Resaca

A country inn and petting farm just off I-75 at exit 320, pairing bed-and-breakfast suites with hands-on animal encounters. Guests staying in the furnished rooms get a full kitchen, cable TV, and a porch overlooking the farm; day visitors can meet goats, donkeys, miniature horses, and sheep on the petting farm side. The property is run by Marisa Poarch and sits about a mile from the interstate.

Calhoun

Calhoun

Bobby and Jennifer deGraan raise grass-fed and grain-fed cattle on pasture in Calhoun, Georgia, without hormones, routine antibiotics, or feedlot confinement. Beef is processed at USDA-inspected facilities and sold by the half or whole; the farm also breeds replacement heifers for commercial cattle operations. Facebook followers rate the farm 4.8 stars.

Moss Family Christmas Tree Farm sells choose-and-cut Murray cypress, green arborvitae, and Carolina sapphire, plus pre-cut Fraser firs hand-selected from North Carolina growers. The farm's Trees for Tots festival collects toys for the local Toys for Tots chapter, and visitors can get free photos with Santa and the Grinch during the season. It's just north of Atlanta off Highway 140.

Rome

Ranger

Riverview Farms is an organic family farm in Ranger, in northwest Georgia, raising heritage-breed pork and grass-fed beef on pasture alongside certified organic row crops and heirloom corn — milled into grits, cornmeal, and polenta by its sister company, Artisan Milling Company. The farm sells at Atlanta farmers markets and runs produce and meat CSA subscriptions with pickup locations in and around Atlanta.

Ranger

Ranger

411 Pick-N-Pay sits along Highway 411 in Gilmer County, an area known for u-pick produce stands and orchard country. No confirmed hours, crops, or contact details are available online at this time; call ahead or stop by to see what's currently in season.

Rome

Lazy Creek Farms is on Yarbrough Bend Road outside Rome, the Floyd County seat in northwest Georgia. The farm maintains a website, but specific offerings and hours weren't retrievable in research; call ahead before visiting.

Chatsworth

Rome

LCCL Strawberry Farm runs pick-your-own strawberries from mid-April through mid-June on Old Dalton Road in Rome, then keeps rows of blueberries, blackberries, and cut flowers like zinnias and sunflowers going through summer. The farm store sells strawberry ice cream, jams, salsa, and local honey alongside seasonal tomatoes, squash, and peaches. Open Monday through Saturday, with shorter hours on Sunday.

Dalton

Fiddleheads Garden Center is listed in Dalton, the Whitfield County seat known as the Carpet Capital of the World. Garden centers in this category typically sell plants, nursery stock, and seasonal landscaping supplies, though no working website confirms this location's current inventory or hours.

Chatsworth

The Loughridge family runs this small strawberry farm just south of Chatsworth, offering both pre-picked flats and pick-your-own rows during a short season that typically runs mid-April through early June. It's a modest operation by design — no corn maze, no fall pumpkins, just strawberries grown the old way on family land. Locals plan their spring around the opening announcement, which the farm posts on Facebook rather than a fixed calendar.

Dalton Saturday Market runs on W. Waugh Street in downtown Dalton, the longtime Carpet Capital of the World, every Saturday morning from spring through fall. Growers set up around 8 a.m. and typically pack up by early afternoon, selling produce, baked goods, and crafts. Table selection shifts with the growing season, so a June visit and an October visit look different.

Dalton

Downtown Dalton Saturday Market meets at the corner of N. Thornton Avenue and W. Waugh Street, a block or two from the Dalton Saturday Market address most directories also list -- the two names likely describe the same downtown market rather than two competing ones. It runs Saturday mornings, roughly 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., spring through fall, with produce, baked goods, and crafts typical of small Georgia downtown markets.

Rome

North Rome Farmers Market has some of the best produce in the city of Rome, Georgia. Our fruits and vegetables are grown on our own property without any chemicals. We are very excited about bringing fresh produce to our side of town. We look forward to providing a variety of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, okra, and more.

North Georgia Farmers & Flea Market operates on Legion Drive in Dalton, the Whitfield County seat known as the Carpet Capital of the World for its flooring mills.

Rocky Face

Mount Berry

The Berry Farms are five student-run enterprises at Berry College in Mount Berry that put students through hands-on farm management. Between them they produce beef, artisan cheeses, honey and beeswax, and fresh produce and plants, sold through the college's Shipyard online store.

Rome

Ridge Ferry Park Farmers Market is listed at Riverside Parkway in Rome, a Floyd County city built where the Etowah and Oostanaula rivers meet to form the Coosa.

Cartersville

Smith Farm Products and Nursery is on Burnt Hickory Road in Cartersville, the Bartow County seat in northwest Georgia. The name points to both a farm stand and a plant nursery, though specific inventory and hours aren't listed publicly.

Rome Green Market is listed on Broad Street in downtown Rome, a few blocks from the Ridge Ferry Park market listed separately in this directory.

Cartersville

Pettit Creek Farms has stayed in the Allen family since 1945 and now covers 80 acres in the Bartow County foothills, home to the largest camel herd in Georgia. Zebras, giraffes, and Patagonian cavies share the grounds with more familiar farm animals, and visitors can book zipline runs, pony and camel rides, guided tours, or a spot at the fall Pumpkin Fest.

Talking Rock

Rogers Farm is on Rogers Lane in Walker County, near Chickamauga in North Georgia's blueberry country. Specific crops and hours for this listing aren't published in regional farm directories — check ahead before visiting.

Listed simply as The Blueberry Farm, this Walker County u-pick operation sits on North Old Alabama Highway. Little turns up online beyond the name, address, and the blueberry season timing typical of North Georgia farms — call ahead before visiting.

Cartersville

Cartersville Farmers Market sets up Saturdays from 8am to noon, May through September, on the historic Public Square downtown. Vendors sell fresh-picked produce, local meats, seafood, baked goods, flowers, and honey, with live music most weeks. Free public parking surrounds the square, and roughly two dozen other farmers markets operate within 25 miles.

Trion

Loughridge Farm Pumpkin Patch is on Highway 151 in Trion, a small Chattooga County mill town in northwest Georgia. No public website or contact info specific to this location turned up in research (a same-named farm in Oregon selling nuts and honey is unrelated); call ahead before visiting.

Talking Rock

5 Sons Farm operates out of Talking Rock, in Pickens County's North Georgia foothills near Ellijay's orchard country. No verified details on crops, products, or visiting hours turned up online. Worth a call before visiting to confirm what the farm currently offers.

Chatsworth

Prewitt Berry Farm sits on River Road outside Chatsworth in Murray County, in the berry-growing foothills of the North Georgia mountains. No additional detail on crops, season, or hours could be verified online — worth a call before making the drive.

Aragon

Pritchard Farm operates today as a wedding and event venue on Taylorsville Road, built on a working farm property that once drew visitors for its pumpkin patch and corn maze. The barn and grounds now host ceremonies and receptions, with staff handling setup so couples can focus on the day itself.

Ellijay

Gary and Jan Engel planted their first vines here in 2009, five years after buying the Ellijay hillside, and opened the tasting room in 2014. Georgia named it Winery of the Year in 2018, and the cellar has since collected more than 20 awards. The pour list runs from bone-dry reds to dessert-sweet whites, served in a European-style room with mountain views. Live music plays most weekends, and both kids and dogs are welcome on the patio.

Southern Girls Market operates out of Emerson, a small Bartow County town off Highway 293 near Lake Allatoona, at 631 Hwy 293. The market keeps an active Facebook page under its own name, though hours and vendor lists live there rather than on a standalone website — check the page before visiting.

Emerson

City of Emerson Farmer's Market is a small Bartow County market operating spring through fall. As with many town-run markets this size, the vendor lineup and hours shift week to week, so calling ahead before a special trip is worthwhile.

Rock Spring

Raulston Acres is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on Highway 95 in Rock Spring, in northwest Georgia's Walker County. No working website turned up in research, so tree varieties and season hours aren't confirmed.

Talking Rock

Talking Rock

Kaluna Farm Retreat is a seventh generation family farm that shares its abundance with its greater community through food events, diners, and products from its commercial kitchen. We also have five unique rentals available for overnight or retreat stays. Come book a farm fresh food experience that will inspire you to live the good life!

Chatsworth

Grassy Mountain Blackberries grows blackberries in Chatsworth, the Murray County seat near Fort Mountain State Park in the north Georgia mountains. Mountain blackberry patches in this area typically ripen in July; no working website confirms this farm's current picking hours or access.

Aragon

Rock Spring

Five Dollar Farm operates out of Rock Spring in Walker County, between Lookout and Pigeon Mountains in the Chickamauga Valley. No website or social page lists current crops or visiting hours.

Tunnel Hill

Herb & Vine Healing Plants grows heirloom, non-GMO medicinal and culinary herbs naturally from seed in Talking Rock, near Jasper, Georgia — hard-to-find plants like ashwagandha, wild lettuce, licorice, comfrey, and tulsi, sold at North Georgia farmers markets April through November. Free growing and processing knowledge is shared as generously as the plants.

LaFayette

Jasper

Ron and Jody Rathgeb have run Sharp Mountain since 1995, one of the older family wineries in the North Georgia mountains, growing European vinifera grapes on Rathgeb Trail. The tasting room pours an award-winning list of reds, whites, and seasonal releases, backed by a small gift shop. Live music and private events round out the calendar on a property that's stayed family-owned for three decades.

Ellijay

Canton

Pleasant Union Farm grows blueberries, cut flowers, seasonal vegetables, and free-range eggs on a family farm in Canton, and also hosts five-course farm dinners in a barn on the property. The wedding side of the business runs under its own name, but the farm itself stays focused on produce and produce-driven events. It's about an hour north of Atlanta, close enough for a day trip, far enough to feel like the country.

Jasper

We raise Muscovy ducks and heritage chickens yaks and sheep. Farmstand coming this summer.

Talking Rock

Jasper

Yahoo Farm has run fall pumpkin activities in Pickens County for more than two decades, with a cosmic corn maze, haunted hayride, corn cannon, and fossil and gem digging alongside a large selection of pumpkins. The farm sits about 15 minutes north of Canton, just off the freeway, and opens daily from late September through October, with extended hours on October Saturday nights.

Talking Rock

Chateau Meichtry is a family-owned winery in the Appalachian foothills near Talking Rock, Georgia, offering guided tastings and tours for $45 a person, with private group tours available for six or more. Weekends bring live music from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. and food trucks on the grounds, and the property rents out a villa for overnight stays. It belongs to both the Georgia Wine Producers and North Georgia Wine Producers associations.

Ellijay

Cartecay Vineyards grows every grape it pours — a 14-acre estate outside Ellijay, Georgia, in the Southern Appalachian foothills, fermented and bottled entirely on-site. The tasting barn opens onto a chimney patio, a footbridge over the vineyard, and a hammock area, with live music most weekends and wine slushies for the picnic crowd. It's part of the Georgia Farm Bureau Passport Program.