Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Chattanooga, TN

Chattanooga

Flintstone

Blowing Springs Farm cuts a cornfield maze into 10 acres at the base of Lookout Mountain each fall, run as Rock City's Enchanted MAiZE. Visitors navigate the maze, race rubber ducks, pedal go-karts, and shop a pumpkin market on the grounds. It's become a fall tradition for the Chattanooga Valley, drawing families from both sides of the Georgia-Tennessee line.

Ringgold

Sims Family Farm has raised strawberries in Ringgold for three generations, offering both We-Pick ($3.25/lb) and You-Pick ($2.75/lb) fields of Chandler, Camarosa, and Sweet Charlie berries from mid-April through early June. Blueberries and blackberries follow in June, and the farm also sells pasture-raised, grain-supplemented beef. Open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Ringgold

Georgia Winery opened in 1983 as the state's first farm winery and is now run by a third generation of the same family. The tasting room pours more than twenty muscadine-based wines, from dry to sweet, with complimentary tastings of up to five wines daily and guided tours Saturdays at 1:30 and 3:30pm. A patio restaurant, gift shop, and event space round out the property, about 20 minutes from Chattanooga.

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.

Whitwell

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.

Ooltewah

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.

Ooltewah

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.

Soddy Daisy

Cohutta

Leo's Berry Patch sits on Red Clay Road in Cohutta, a few miles from the Tennessee line in Whitfield County. No website or social page confirms current hours or what's ready to pick — a phone call is the best way to check before driving out.

Dunlap

Rising Fawn

Lookout Lavender Farm grows lavender across 55 acres in Rising Fawn, with u-pick lavender and blueberries running from June into early July. The on-site Lav Shack sells dried bundles, plants, and lavender essential oils, and stays open Saturdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. during season, or by appointment. The farm also runs Lavender 101 classes and sits a short drive from Cloudland Canyon State Park.

Cleveland

Dunlap

Cohutta

The Berry Patch is on John Bell Hood Drive in Cohutta, Whitfield County, in north Georgia's carpet-manufacturing corridor near Dalton. No website lists current berry varieties or picking hours — call ahead before a visit.

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.

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.

Cleveland

Cleveland

Sale Creek

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.