Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Forsyth, GA

Forsyth

Hamlin Hills Farm sits on Dames Ferry Road in Monroe County, just outside Forsyth. It's listed as an agritourism operation; no public website, phone, or posted hours turned up in research, so confirm details before making the drive.

Strawberry Hill is a small produce and agritourism operation on Johnstonville Road in Twiggs County, in Middle Georgia. The name points to strawberries as a specialty, though no working website or social page turned up to confirm current crops, u-pick season, or hours.

Forsyth

Music's Farm grows grapes for u-pick harvest on Old Union Gin Road outside Forsyth. It's listed on regional agritourism directories, though hours and specific varieties aren't published — call ahead before making the drive down from I-75.

Forsyth

Twin Oaks Fun Farm opens weekends only, Saturdays 10am to 5pm and Sundays noon to 5pm, for u-pick strawberries, blueberries, and watermelons in season alongside homemade ice cream. Fall brings hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and a corn maze; year-round the farm keeps a petting zoo, a beehive exhibit, and a small train ride for kids. The farm currently lists itself as closed for the season, so call ahead before driving out.

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.

Lizella

Judd Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Hopewell Road in Lizella, an unincorporated community split between Bibb and Crawford counties near Lake Tobesofkee, about 11 miles southwest of Macon. No picking hours or contact details are posted online — call before driving out.

Griffin

Thoms Trees and Plants Blueberry Farm in Griffin opens its rows for u-pick blueberries mostly through June, grown with natural practices and no set spray schedule. The property has restrooms and a picnic area for families making a day of it on Chappell Mill Road.

Jackson

Yatesville

Sweet Retreat Farms is a u-pick blueberry operation in Yatesville, open daily from 8 a.m. until dark through the June-to-mid-July season. Call ahead before driving out, since picking hours shift with the weather and the crop. The farm keeps in touch with pickers mostly through Facebook and Instagram rather than a standalone website.

Griffin

Nu Sunrise Farms is on Bucksnort Road in Griffin, in Middle Georgia's Spalding County. It's listed as an agritourism operation; no working website or Facebook page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed online.

The Rock

What was The Rock Ranch — a 1,581-acre working cattle operation raising Brangus since 1989 — became the Steve & Marjorie Harvey Legacy Ranch after the Harveys bought the Upson County property in 2022. It now runs as an agricultural-tourism and youth-leadership center with zip lines, rock climbing, and seasonal programming through the Steve & Marjorie Harvey Foundation.

Griffin

Green Gate Farm is a second agritourism listing in Griffin, Spalding County, south of metro Atlanta. No independent website or social page was found to confirm what sets this property apart or what it offers visitors.

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.

Hillsboro

The Georgia Agritourism Association is a Hillsboro-based organization supporting farm-tourism operators across the state. No working website turned up in research, so current membership programs and events aren't confirmed.

Meansville

Griffin

Double Cabins Plantation is an agritourism property in Griffin, the Spalding County seat south of the Atlanta metro area. No independent website or listing was found to confirm which activities, events, or seasonal offerings the property hosts.

Locust Grove

Sweet South Strawberry Farm in Thomaston pairs u-pick strawberry fields with beef and pork raised on the same ground, the kind of hometown-farm combination that's gotten harder to find in Upson County. Call ahead for picking conditions before the drive.

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.

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.

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.

Byron

Georgia Bob's Cane River Vineyard has poured wine in Byron, Georgia since 2010, alongside its retail arm, Uncorked by Georgia Bob's. The shop stocks Georgia wines, house-made BBQ sauce, sausage, cheese, jerky, and jellies alongside the tasting bar, and doubles as an event venue for Southern-themed weddings. TripAdvisor ranks it third among Byron attractions, with a 4.2-star average across 17 reviews.

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.

Macon

Glorified Blessings Farm is on Mountain Springs Road in Macon, in Middle Georgia's Bibb County. It's listed as an agritourism stop; no working website or social page turned up in research, so current offerings and visiting hours aren't confirmed online.

Thomaston

Bluebird CSA delivers weekly farm boxes of local and organic fruits and vegetables from a network of 28 growers and artisans, with quarter, half, and full share options. The Thomaston-based CSA covers 50-plus pickup points across seven counties, serving around 377 households a month, and has run since 2008.