Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Covington, GA

Oxford

Mitcham Farm, on Macedonia Church Road near Oxford in Newton County, has run a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch, spring u-pick strawberries, and summer u-pick blueberries, blackberries, lavender, and peaches, plus school field trips and private events. As of the farm's latest website update it's closed indefinitely; check Facebook for news on a return.

Oxford

Mitcham Farm in Oxford, Newton County, runs Col. Cobs Corn Maze as its fall centerpiece, alongside a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and fresh donuts from the farm market. The same property shifts to strawberry u-pick in spring and blueberry, blackberry, lavender, and peach picking through summer, with farm animals on site year-round and field trips and private parties available by reservation.

Covington

Berry's Christmas Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut operation on Mt Tabor Road in Covington, Georgia, east of Atlanta. No working website turned up in research, so tree varieties and season hours aren't confirmed.

Walnut Grove

Whippoorwill Hollow Farm runs a certified organic CSA along Highway 138 between Monroe and Walnut Grove, packing a weekly $25 box of eight in-season fruits, vegetables, and herbs for members. The farm also opens rows for u-pick blueberries, tomatoes, squash, peppers, and snap peas in season, and sells at the Monroe Farmers Market every Saturday, year-round.

Covington

The Silos at Keel's Farm is on H D Atha Road in Covington, in Newton County east of Atlanta, a county well known as a film and TV production location. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current offerings and hours aren't confirmed online.

Loganville

Shelnutt Farm grows watermelons, tomatoes, purple hull beans, and field peas on Youth Jersey Road outside Loganville. Produce sells from an on-site farm shop, and pickers can head into the rows themselves for beans, peas, and tomatoes when they're ready. Watermelon season runs through mid-summer, same as most of Walton County.

Social Circle

John and Ken Fuchs opened Fox Vineyards in 1984, and the family still runs it four decades later. Alongside standard Riesling, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet, they pour fruit wines made from strawberry, blueberry, and muscadine grown on the property. The tasting room sits on Highway 11 south of Social Circle and stays open Wednesday through Sunday, with tours of the production building included.

Loganville

Tuckaway Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Loganville, Georgia, on Claude Brewer Road in Gwinnett County. No accessible website turned up in research (site returned a legal-restriction error), so u-pick availability and season dates aren't confirmed.

Alvoy Berry Farm grows blackberries on Henderson Mill Road and lists itself among the u-pick farms serving the Newton County area east of Atlanta. Beyond the blackberry crop, no verified hours, pricing, or additional details are available online. Contact the farm directly to confirm the current picking season.

Covington

Keel's Farm is on H D Atha Road outside Covington, the Newton County seat in middle Georgia. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so confirm hours before visiting.

Social Circle

Two Flags Alpacas of Georgia raises alpacas on FairPlay Drive NE in Social Circle, in Walton County. No working website turned up in research, so herd size, fiber sales, or farm visits aren't confirmed.

Mansfield

Desert Mountain Alpaca Ranch raises alpacas on Hodges Circle in Mansfield, Georgia, in Newton County east of Atlanta. No working website turned up in research, so herd size and farm visits aren't confirmed.

Loganville

M. Gyldholm's farm is on Old Loganville Road in Loganville, in the fast-growing corridor east of Atlanta. No website or listing describes what's currently grown or offered.

Nonchalant Farms is listed at a Fairlane Drive address in Georgia; no website, directory listing, or social page turned up in research to confirm what the operation grows or sells.

Monroe

Red Sun Farms is a small u-pick operation in Monroe growing strawberries, tomatoes, and peppers for picking in season. Hours typically run Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., though directory listings for the farm are sparse and picking windows shift with the crop. Confirm before visiting.

Monroe

Kevin Veinotte raises grass-fed Belted Galloway beef cattle and Katahdin hair sheep on this Walton County property outside Monroe. Both breeds are chosen for pasture-based, low-input grazing rather than grain feedlots. The farm documents its work on YouTube rather than running a storefront, and sells beef and lamb direct off the farm to customers who reach out ahead of time.

Covington

J. H. Loden is listed at a property on Oglesby Bridge Road Southwest near Conyers in Rockdale County, where working farmland meets Atlanta's eastern suburbs. No public listing describes current operations.

Social Circle

Hard Labor Creek Blueberry Farm takes its name from the creek and state park nearby, close to Social Circle in Walton County. The farm grows blueberries per its listing; no working website or contact number surfaced in research, so check locally for picking season and hours.

Monroe

Waits Farm grows muscadines and scuppernongs on Old Braswell Road in Monroe — 220 vines across a dozen varieties. U-pick grape season runs from late August into mid-October, with fruit priced at $4.50 a gallon and containers supplied on site. Hours shift with the crop, so call before driving out.

Rutledge

This listing, filed under the name Joseph Bouler, is on Fairplay Street in Rutledge, a small Morgan County railroad town near Hard Labor Creek State Park. No crops or contact details are available online.

Rutledge

Eden Springs Farm is on Reese Road in Rutledge, in Morgan County near Hard Labor Creek State Park in Middle Georgia. It's listed as an agritourism operation; no working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed 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.

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.

Martha F. Mobley's farm is on Bowen Road Southwest near Stockbridge, in Henry County on Atlanta's fast-growing southern edge. No website or listing describes current offerings.

Dacula

Rancho Alegre Farm runs as a working agricultural education center on 15 acres in Gwinnett County, mixing livestock, gardens, and event space. The farm keeps laying hens, goats, ponies, miniature donkeys, and rabbits alongside a working vegetable garden, and hosts school field trips, summer camps, and scout visits. A pavilion and banquet hall host weddings and receptions, and the farm runs pick-your-own vegetables and a Saturday farmers market.

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.

Ga.

Allen and Susie Grant opened Yule Forest as a Christmas tree farm in 1983 and kept adding to it: a pumpkin patch, the Fear the Woods haunted attraction, a spring Tulip Festival, hayrides, a small animal farm, and a science center for school groups. The Stockbridge property, on Highway 155, still cuts its own trees each winter.

Stockbridge

Yule Forest is a Christmas tree operation on North Hwy 155 in Stockbridge, Georgia, south of Atlanta. No working website turned up in research, so tree varieties and choose-and-cut availability aren't confirmed.

Lawrenceville

Randy's Pumpkin Patch runs its fall season from 1460 Lawrenceville Highway — a tractor pull, bungee jump, inflatable corn maze, spider jump, and haunted house slide, with general admission around $10. After pumpkin season wraps, the lot converts to a Christmas tree lot opening in late November. The business has been running for more than two decades, per its own listings, and takes calls and questions year-round.

Shady Dale

Honey Pot Farms sits on Highway 142 in Shady Dale, a small Jasper County community in middle Georgia. Its name and listing point to honey production; no public website or contact info turned up in research, so reach out locally for products and hours.

Bishop

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.

Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain Park's Historic Square, on Robert E. Lee Boulevard, gathers original Georgia buildings dating from 1793 to 1875 around a working farmyard where visitors can pet and feed live animals. It's a small agricultural corner inside a 3,200-acre park better known for its carved mountainside and cable car, but the farmyard and antebellum-era homes draw their own steady stream of field trips.

Dacula

Dacula Briar Patch is in Dacula, in Gwinnett County northeast of Atlanta. It's listed as an agritourism stop; no working website or Facebook page turned up in research, so current activities and seasonal hours aren't confirmed online.

McDonough

Rainbows End is a small poultry operation on Highway 81 East outside McDonough, raising chickens on a scale the owners track and share through Instagram. It's listed among regional agritourism spots, though public visiting hours aren't published — reach out on social media before stopping by.

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.

Stockbridge

Cottle Farms is on Fairview Road in Stockbridge, in Henry County south of Atlanta. It's listed as an agritourism operation; a produce grower of the same name is based in North Carolina, but no connection to this Georgia address could be confirmed, so current offerings and hours here aren't verified online.

Winder

Angela King's farm sits on Highway 211 Northwest outside Winder in Barrow County, a mix of row crops and pasture in northeast Georgia. No website or social page lists what's currently grown or sold on-site.

Lawrenceville

Randy's Pumpkin Patch built its name on fall attractions — a tractor pull, bungee jump, inflatable corn maze, spider jump, and a haunted house slide — with general admission running around $10 a person. This Braselton Highway address appears in several farm directories, though the business's current operating location is listed as Lawrenceville Highway; anyone planning a visit should confirm which site is active for the current season before making the trip.

McDonough

Healing Acres, on Jonesboro Street in McDonough, is remembered locally as the farm run by Helen DuBose, described by longtime residents as a McDonough fixture. It appears on regional agritourism and u-pick farm directories, though current hours and offerings weren't verifiable.

Lilburn

Harmony Grove United Methodist Church runs a seasonal pumpkin patch each fall on its Lilburn campus in Gwinnett County. The church office, at 50 Harmony Grove Road, keeps hours Monday through Wednesday, 9 AM to 2 PM; call ahead for exact patch dates, since the patch itself runs on a shorter fall schedule.

Lawrenceville

DJ U Pick Blueberry Farm offers pick-your-own blueberries in Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, inside metro Atlanta's northeast suburbs. Suburban u-pick farms like this typically run a short June-into-July season; no working website confirms this farm's current hours or pricing.

Little Hope Farm is on Singley Drive near Jackson, in Butts County between Atlanta and Macon. No website or social page describes what's grown or sold there.

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.

Locust Grove

Flovilla

Backyard Apples, Figs and Pecans grows apples, figs, and pecans on Railroad Avenue in Flovilla, a small Butts County town off I-75 southeast of Atlanta. No hours or contact details are listed publicly — worth a call before driving out.

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.

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.

Jackson

Netherworld is a multi-story, walk-through haunted attraction in Stone Mountain that's run seasonally since 1997, with more than 100 live actors working the halls each open night. Beyond the Halloween season, the same building runs year-round escape rooms and laser tag.

Locust Grove

Strickland Farms has worked this Henry County land since the 1700s, but the u-pick flower garden Thomas and Tara Strickland opened in 2021 is new. Visitors cut their own bouquets from rows of seasonal blooms and greenery on Luella Road. Check Facebook for which flowers are currently in season before making the drive.

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.

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.

Atlanta

Ecosystem Farm grows strawberries and cut flowers without synthetic sprays on a small plot in southeast Atlanta, open to u-pick visitors mid-April through mid-June. Parking is limited, and picking slots release online each Monday at noon for the coming week — a system built for a farm this size rather than a bug in it. It's regeneratively managed, meaning the soil work matters as much as the strawberries that come out of it.

Atlanta

Glenn Youth Pumpkin Patch takes over the lawn of Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church's Youth and Activities Building on North Decatur Road every fall. Volunteers unload and arrange the pumpkins each year as a church tradition, and sales fund Glenn Youth Missions programs. It's a small, walkable lot rather than a full farm, built for a neighborhood pumpkin run.

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.

Atlanta

This is Fernbank Museum of Natural History's annual Halloween event, not a farm — trick-or-treating station to station among the museum's life-size dinosaur skeletons in the Great Hall. Kids collect candy while walking the same halls that hold the museum's permanent giants exhibit. It runs one day each October and gives metro Atlanta families an indoor, weather-proof alternative to walking the neighborhood.

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.