Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Livingston, TX

Rudy's Honey sells raw, unfiltered wildflower honey harvested in the Piney Woods along Highway 146 south of Livingston. Beyond jars and honey sticks, the family makes beeswax candles and honey-based body products, and sells at area markets and festivals. The shop keeps weekday hours, Monday through Friday. You can also order by phone or online for shipping.

Sandy Foot Farm is a small agritourism operation near Livingston, in the Piney Woods of Polk County. It keeps a low public profile, so hours and offerings are best confirmed by phone before a visit. The area's sandy East Texas soil supports blueberries, peas, and the seasonal produce common across the region.

Livingston

Baxter's Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Menard Chapel Road near Livingston, in Polk County's East Texas pine country at the edge of the Big Thicket. Rabbiteye blueberries in this area come in from June into July. The listing carries the name and location but no posted hours, phone, or website, so check the season before heading out to pick.

Hamilton Berry Farm grows berries near Livingston in Polk County, deep in the East Texas Piney Woods. Camp Ruby Road runs through rural farmland north of town, and the region's acidic soil is classic rabbiteye blueberry country, with picking season running through early summer. Call ahead to confirm u-pick availability and ripening before making the drive.

Livingston

An agritourism farm on Oakdale Loop outside Livingston in Polk County, in the Piney Woods of East Texas between Houston and Lufkin. Little is published online about what Double Creek offers day to day. Contact the farm directly for current activities, hours, and whether visits are open to the public or by appointment.

Livingston

A blueberry farm on Holly Grove Road in Livingston, out in the Polk County pine country of East Texas. The agritourism listing points to pick-your-own visits, which in this region generally run from late May into July as the rabbiteye blueberries that handle the Texas heat come ripe. Details online are thin, so call ahead before making the drive to confirm the season is open and the bushes are producing.

Jackson Fruit Farm sits on Holly Grove Road near Livingston, in the Piney Woods of Polk County. The sandy East Texas soil here favors blueberries, peaches, and other summer fruit. The farm keeps little presence online, so call ahead to confirm what's in season and whether picking or farm-gate sales are open.

Shepherd

Big Creek Farms is located on Manuel Road near Shepherd, in San Jacinto County's piney-woods country between Houston and the Sam Houston National Forest. The listing gives no crop list, hours, or contact details. This part of East Texas grows blueberries, produce, and hay, but nothing farm-specific is verified here beyond the name and location.

Cleveland

M@B Trading Co. lists on County Road 2212 outside Cleveland, in the Piney Woods north of Houston. Filed under agritourism, the name suggests a farm store or trading post rather than a single crop. Little about the operation appears online. Anyone curious about what they stock or grow should contact them directly before making the drive.

Cleveland

A small raw-milk dairy on FM 1725 near Cleveland, in Liberty County north of Houston. Texas allows raw milk sales only direct from the farm, so buyers drive out to operations like this to pick up unpasteurized milk from the herd. The Piney Woods setting is typical small-dairy country.

Oakview Blueberry Farm sells pick-your-own blueberries at $3.75 a pound in Evergreen, in San Jacinto County's berry country north of Houston. Sue Burton runs the farm, which opens Thursday through Saturday during the summer picking season and closes once the berries are gone, usually reopening the following May. It sits on Fletcher Road near Coldspring.

Wood Duck Farm is a family-owned organic farm on Pine Valley Road in Cleveland, in San Jacinto County about 50 miles north of Houston. It runs a community-supported agriculture program, delivering seasonal fruits and vegetables to members through the year. The farm emphasizes sustainable, local growing over its CSA model. Sign up or ask about the harvest schedule at [email protected] or 713-876-8645.

Warren

A u-pick blueberry operation in Warren, deep in the Big Thicket region of Tyler County. East Texas blueberries ripen from roughly June into July, and small farms here open their rows to pickers during that window. Call ahead, since berry availability shifts week to week.

Oakhurst

A choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm in Oakhurst, in San Jacinto County north of Houston. East Texas farms in this area typically grow warm-climate varieties that hold up in Gulf humidity, such as Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, and Carolina sapphire, which customers tag and cut themselves in the weeks after Thanksgiving.