Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Colbert, GA

Colbert

Berry Bush Farms sits along Highway 72 in Colbert, in northeast Georgia's Madison County. The listing marks it as an agritourism and produce operation; no active website or social page was found, so current offerings, hours, and pricing aren't verifiable online.

Colbert

James Cline's farm is listed on 3rd Avenue in Colbert, Madison County, northeast Georgia. No website or public listing describes current crops or hours.

Colbert

Moon Farm operates as Moon Farms Country Market on Highway 72 in Colbert, just outside Athens, selling u-pick and pre-picked strawberries and blackberries. The family farm has grown strawberries in the area for decades and also sells homemade ice cream and preserves in season.

Colbert

Wanda's Wild Hives is on Terry Dee Lane outside Colbert, in Madison County, northeast Georgia. No website or listing describes current products or hours — contact the farm directly to confirm what's available.

Winterville

Zombie Farms has run a three-quarter-mile haunted walking trail outside Athens since 2012, staffed by live actors through a wooded course built for scares rather than jump-scare gimmicks alone. It opens Friday and Saturday nights in October and November, gates at 8pm and closing at 11pm, with tickets running $30 to $35. TripAdvisor ranks it the top attraction in Winterville.

Comer

Phil Sims Farm is listed in Comer, a small Madison County town in northeast Georgia. No street address, crop details, or contact information could be verified online — check with local sources before planning a visit.

Winterville

In Dea Manibus Farm is a pick-your-own operation on West Beaverdam Road outside Winterville, Georgia, in Clarke County farmland east of Athens. Directory listings confirm it as a u-pick destination but don't detail current crops or hours — call ahead before making the drive.

Long Shot Farms is on Dogwood Trail in the 30619 zip code area of northeast Georgia. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact info turned up in research, so reach out locally for details.

Danielsville

Boutier Winery has crafted wine from its own Madison County grapes since 2004, on 15 acres outside Danielsville, Georgia. Owner Victor pours fruit, red, and white wines in the tasting room, and the property doubles as an event venue with live music, line-dancing nights, and a full bar. Choice Wineries named it one of Georgia's top 10.

Royston

Bea's Better Berries is on Freeman Road in Royston, a Franklin County town home to the Ty Cobb Museum. The name points to a berry patch, though which berries and what hours aren't listed publicly online.

Athens

Musdacine Meadows is on Macon Highway in Athens, Clarke County. The name suggests muscadine grapes, a common crop along this stretch of the Georgia Piedmont, though no hours or contact details are listed publicly.

Watkinsville

Covenant Grove Farm is a co-operative horse boarding facility in Watkinsville, not a produce farm — owners handle day-to-day care of their own horses in exchange for reduced board. The 12-horse property has a grass jump arena, a dressage court, and trails, and has run this way for more than three decades. It sits about 20 minutes from Athens and the University of Georgia.

Dewy Rose

Georgia Boers raises Boer goats on Nickville Road in Dewy Rose, in northeast Georgia's Elbert County. No working website turned up in research, so herd size and sales terms aren't confirmed.

Watkinsville

Crusher's Vineyard is on Kirkland Road in Watkinsville, the Oconee County seat just south of Athens. No tasting hours, grape varieties, or contact details could be verified online — call ahead.

Lexington

Buffalo Creek Berry Farm grows berries in Lexington, the small Oglethorpe County seat in Georgia's Piedmont between Athens and Elberton. It's listed as a produce and agritourism stop; no independent website or social page turned up to confirm current hours or which berries are in season.

Watkinsville

Hadden Estate is a 25-acre wedding and event venue in Watkinsville, Oconee County, that also runs a seasonal u-pick blueberry farm under the name DGD Farms, short for Damn Good Dawgs Farm, open to the public during summer picking season. The rest of the year, the grounds host weddings and private events rather than public farm visits.

Canon

Hayes Farm sits on New Franklin Church Road outside Canon, in Franklin County near the South Carolina line. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact info turned up in research, so call ahead before visiting.

Lee Thaxton Farm grows muscadines, scuppernongs, and grapes on Washington Road off US 78, in the Rayle-Washington area. Picking has historically run seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., in season, though hours shift year to year — call ahead to confirm before visiting.

Watkinsville

Miller Blueberry Farm is on Union Church Road outside Watkinsville, the Oconee County seat near Athens. As the name indicates, it grows blueberries; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so check locally for picking season and hours.

Canon

Sunny Hill Nursery and Strawberry Farm in Canon runs u-pick fields well beyond its namesake berry: beans, blueberries, corn, cucumbers, flowers, snap peas, peppers, squash, strawberries, and tomatoes all come ready for picking across the growing season. Call ahead for what's currently ripe.

Watkinsville

Whippoorwill Blueberries is a family-owned u-pick operation on Whippoorwill Road, open 8am to 8pm Tuesday through Sunday from mid-June into mid-July. The farm keeps chemical use to a minimum, relying on neem oil rather than heavier sprays for pest and fungal control. Pre-orders are accepted, and the farm also sells at the Oconee County Farmers Market on Saturday mornings at Eagle Tavern.

Bogart

Soul Miner's Eden is a regenerative farm in Bogart producing compost, mulch, topsoil, and wood chips from a 65-acre operation built on land-stewardship and solar-grazing practices. Beyond the landscape-supply side, the farm sells pasture-raised meat and opens rows of flowers for U-pick. It's a member of the American Solar Grazing Association and operates under the Southland Organics family of businesses.

Bishop

Piccadilly Farm is a specialty nursery in Bishop, in Oconee County, offering natives, classic Southern perennials, and rare or unusual plants alongside display gardens built around sun and conifer plantings. Retail and wholesale visits run year-round by appointment, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The farm also opens for Garden Fair weekends on the first Friday and Saturday of March, April, and May.

Rayle

Post Oak Farms is a wholesale greenhouse grower on Lexington Road in Rayle, run by Tim and Ginger Miller. They raise annual bedding plants from 1801 flats up to 1-gallon pots, supplying landscape companies, municipalities, and resort properties rather than walk-in retail customers. It's been a registered Georgia corporation since 2000.

Bogart

Washington Farms has run u-pick strawberries and fall pumpkins outside Athens since 1993. The 40-plus activities include a corn maze, petting zoo, zip lines, a cow train, and pig races, alongside homemade strawberry ice cream and kettle corn from the farm kitchen. Spring focuses on berries; fall brings pumpkins, flowers, and a full slate of family activities. Tickets are sold online in advance.

Jefferson

Black Gold Worm Farm operates on Swann Road outside Jefferson, in Jackson County. The name points to a vermicompost operation producing worm castings, sold in gardening circles as "black gold," though no verified website or contact details turned up online. Call ahead to confirm.

DJA Farms, also listed as Rodriguez Farm, sits along Mangum Bridge Road in Georgia. Beyond its agritourism registration, no further detail on what's grown or raised here could be verified online.

Winder

Double Bridge Farm is a pick-your-own operation on Double Bridge Road outside Winder, Georgia, though at least one directory lists it as presumed permanently closed as of 2023. The farm's site once described participation in a global tree-planting project alongside its produce operation. Call ahead before visiting to confirm current status.

Jefferson

O5 Farms is a sixth-generation family property in Jefferson, in Jackson County, that grows blueberries without synthetic pesticides and opens the fields for u-pick and pre-picked sales each June and July. Beyond the berries, the farm keeps chickens and peacocks, rents out a stay called the Rustic Retreat on Airbnb, and hosts a daisy field for photo sessions.

Maysville

Presley's Farm & Garden isn't a produce farm — it's a farm equipment and outdoor power equipment dealer on Maysville Road, selling and servicing tractors, irrigation systems, and the like. Anyone showing up expecting u-pick strawberries or a corn maze will find parts counters and a service bay instead. It's been in Maysville for years and carries a few hundred followers on its Facebook page, but the business itself belongs on an equipment-dealer directory.

Hartwell

Hartwell's Hidden Lake Farm is on Whippoorwill Trail outside Hartwell, the Hart County seat near Lake Hartwell on the South Carolina border. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so confirm hours before visiting.

Madison

Guided trips on Lake Oconee for striped bass, hybrid bass, largemouth, crappie, and catfish, run out of a base on Reid Duvall Road. Doug Nelms has worked the lake for more than 20 years from a 2018 Ranger bay boat; Clay Bishop, a Marine Corps veteran, specializes in catfish from a 2021 Excel Storm Cat. Trips take up to four anglers and lean on local knowledge of where fish are holding that week.

Hartwell

Big Hart Farm is on Norman Place in Hartwell, seat of Hart County on the shores of Lake Hartwell in northeast Georgia. No working website or Facebook page turned up in research, so current activities, animals, or hours aren't confirmed online.

Bishop

Monroe

Cherry Farms is on Ike Stone Road outside Monroe, the seat of Walton County in Georgia's Piedmont. No public listing details current products or hours.

Good Hope

Good Hope Outdoor Products sells portable storage buildings, metal carports and barns, Amish-built modular barns, greenhouses, and chicken coops from its lot on Highway 83 in Good Hope, Georgia, with rent-to-own financing and no credit check. Open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday 10am-3pm.

Good Hope

Hollisaja Farms sits on Highway 83 in Good Hope, in Walton County's stretch of rural middle Georgia. No further detail on the operation could be verified online.

Good Hope

Lord of the Harvest Wholesale Pumpkins is on Highway 83 in Good Hope, Walton County. As the name states, it sells pumpkins wholesale; no public website or contact info turned up in research, so call ahead for sourcing and season details.

Winder

Pharr Farms is a fourth-generation family operation on Argonne Road offering u-pick strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries through spring and summer, with pumpkins and homegrown vegetables taking over by fall. Strawberry ice cream shows up seasonally too, according to their own picking-day updates. The farm posts open hours on Facebook rather than keeping a fixed schedule, so a quick check before driving out saves a wasted trip.

Winder

Fleeman's offers pick-your-own blueberries in Winder, the Barrow County seat in northeast Georgia. Like most u-pick blueberry operations in the Piedmont, the season likely runs from early June into July, though no working website confirms current hours or picking fees.