Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Newnan, GA

Newnan

Barlow/Potts Farm is on Gordon Road outside Newnan, in Coweta County, west Georgia's mix of farmland and small antebellum towns. No public listing details current offerings or hours.

Newnan

Harrell's Vineyard sits on West Highway 34 in Newnan, the Coweta County seat southwest of Atlanta. The name points to grapes, but hours, varieties, and contact information aren't listed publicly.

Sharpsburg

Whitley Farms is a veteran- and family-owned u-pick operation on Bob Smith Road, growing strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. The market stand, open Fridays and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm between May and October, sells homemade jams, fresh-baked cobblers, and pound cakes alongside cut flower bouquets. Curly the bull is a regular fixture for visitors.

Palmetto

Foxbrier Farm sits on roughly 52 acres off Hutcheson Ferry Road in Chattahoochee Hills, five minutes from the Serenbe community. The property was once known for organic, naturally grown u-pick blueberries alongside a horse barn and saltwater pool, though pick-your-own listings mark the blueberry operation as no longer active. Confirm current status before planning a visit.

Chattahoochee Hills

Guidestone Farms is listed in Chattahoochee Hills, the rural southwest Fulton County community built around the Serenbe development and its surrounding working farms. No independent website or listing was found to confirm which crops, animals, or activities this property offers.

Grantville

Lone Oak Farm sits in the small community of Lone Oak, between Hogansville and Grantville, where a family grows more than 120 blueberry bushes alongside a three-acre strawberry patch and a tomato garden. U-pick season covers all three crops as they come ripe through late spring and summer. The farm posts its market schedule and picking dates on its own site rather than through a directory, so check there before making the drive.

Newnan

Double Bar H Stables is on Payton Road in Newnan, Coweta County. The listing is filed under agritourism, which for a stables typically means riding lessons or boarding, but specifics aren't available online — call ahead.

Hogansville

Sweet Berry Orchard is a small, 17-acre u-pick operation south of Newnan in Hogansville, keeping its own bees for pollination and growing blackberries and blueberries alongside farm honey. Picking runs April through June, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10am to 6pm, Sunday 1 to 5pm, or by appointment.

Whitesburg

Garmon Family Farm is an agritourism listing in Whitesburg, a small Carroll County town in west Georgia near the Alabama line. No independent website or page was found to confirm which activities or seasonal events the farm hosts.

Family owned since 1805, Adams Farm sits on Highway 54 West outside Fayetteville and runs u-pick strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries through the spring and summer season. An open-air market on site sells fresh vegetables alongside homemade jellies, jams, pickles, and sauces. The farm has been passed down through the same family for more than two centuries — call ahead for picking conditions before making the drive.

Winston

Tyree Blackberry Farm grows blackberries on Tyree Road in Winston, a small Douglas County community west of Atlanta — farm and road appear to share the family name. No hours or contact information are posted online.

Senoia

Beak and Berry Farm sits on Highway 85 outside Senoia, in Coweta County's produce belt southwest of Atlanta. No verified website, crop list, or hours are available online at this time. Call ahead to confirm what's currently in season.

Fairburn

This listing, filed under the name Ernest N. Harris, sits on Clark Road in Fairburn, south of Atlanta. No crops, hours, or contact information are available online — this appears to be a small, informal operation.

Douglasville

Buddy's Alpaca Farm is a working alpaca fiber farm in Douglasville, a few minutes south of I-20 in west metro Atlanta. Visits are by appointment only, so call or book ahead before driving out. The farm sells alpaca fiber products through its on-site shop and holds dual certification as a Georgia Grown producer and a Homegrown By Heroes business, a program for veteran- and military-family-owned farms.

Miller Farm sits on Silent Lane in the Chatsworth area and runs seasonal u-pick hours alongside Fall Family Fun Weekends, with tickets sold online through Ticketspice. Specific crops aren't listed in regional farm directories — call ahead for what's in season.

Taylor Blueberry Farm is a pick-your-own operation on Clem Lowell Road outside Carrollton, Georgia. Blueberries come into season in late June and run through August, with picking hours generally 7 a.m. to sundown, Monday through Saturday, closed Sunday. Pricing has run around $4 a gallon, cash only, with containers provided and shade for breaks between rows.

Hogansville

Mathews' Farm is on Hightower Road outside Hogansville, in Troup County near the Alabama line. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so call ahead before visiting.

Douglasville

Shepherd of the Hills United Methodist Church runs a fall pumpkin patch on Chapel Hill Road, with proceeds going to the church's youth group. Visitors pick out pumpkins, take family photos among the displays, eat a picnic lunch on the grounds, and decorate pumpkins on site during the October season.

Union City

Brown's Muscadine Farm is on Evans Drive in Union City, south of Atlanta. The name points to muscadine grapes, a Southern favorite eaten fresh or made into wine. No hours or contact information are listed publicly.

Winston

7W Farms has worked the same west Georgia ground for seven generations, raising beef, pork, and chicken alongside raw dairy and fresh vegetables. The Waldrop family sells directly to customers through an online farmers market and local delivery rather than a storefront. Beyond meat and produce, the farm also runs a fencing and land-maintenance business and builds barndominiums and metal buildings for area landowners.

Winston

The Waldrop family has farmed this Carroll County land since the 1820s, and their farm store still sells what the land produces: grass-fed and grain-finished Angus beef built from more than thirty years of selective breeding, pastured chicken, heritage turkey, and seasonal u-pick produce. The Waldrop Mercantile, across from the Winston post office, stays open daily until dark and doubles as a CSA pickup point.

Fayetteville

Bank's Vineyard sits on Banks Road outside Fayetteville, in Fayette County wine country near several other small Georgia vineyards. No verified website, hours, or wine list turned up online. Call ahead to confirm the vineyard is open before visiting.

Fayetteville

Carnahans' is a family farm on Odith Road in Georgia. No further detail on the county, crops, or visiting hours could be verified online.

Douglasville

Midway UMC's pumpkin patch runs every October on Midway Road, staffed by volunteers raising money for the church's After School Program. The lot stays open seven days a week — Sundays from 12:30pm to dark, Monday through Saturday from 10am to dark — with a playground, games, and Saturday-night marshmallow roasts and storytime built in.

Concord

John and Patsy Gregg started Gregg Farms as a U-pick operation in the early 1970s; their sons Lee and Brad run it now. The stand at 5634 Concord Road sells Georgia peaches alongside blueberries, blackberries, nectarines, watermelon, tomatoes, corn, and peas, plus homemade peach ice cream. It's open only in summer, Friday through Sunday, and the farm takes cash only — no cards.

Villa Rica

An apiary run by the Pine Mountain Gold Museum on Stockmar Road, added as a hands-on beekeeping program for school groups and adult visitors. The hives produced their first jarred batch — Pine Mountain Gold Museum Honey — in spring 2020, with staff reporting harvests of 50 pounds or more per collection. It's a working addition to the museum's gold-panning history exhibits, not a separate honey business.

Carrollton

Ole McDermitt's Farm is located on Baxter Road in Carrollton, the Carroll County seat in west Georgia. It runs as an agritourism operation open to visitors.

Temple

Red Land Nursery has grown Christmas trees since 1976 on Redland Bend Road, about 40 miles west of Atlanta, and added berry picking and landscape-plant sales alongside the tree farm over the years. Fall and winter bring the tree-cutting crowds; a fire pit, marshmallows, and boiled peanuts round out the visit for families making a day of it. It's one of the older working tree farms in this part of Georgia.

Woodbury

Fitzgerald Fruit Farms in Woodbury grows sweet, tree-ripened peaches as its main crop, filling out the orchard with apples, blackberries, strawberries, plums, and onions. The farm store, The Shed, sells fresh produce, homemade ice cream, and fruit wines Monday through Saturday, 9am to 6pm, and Sunday afternoons. Summer means peaches and berries; fall brings apples and pumpkins.

Villa Rica

Sweetwater Valley Park is an RV campground on Sweetwater Creek in Villa Rica, not a working farm. The property has run since 1996 with 48 sites — a mix of full and partial hookups — plus a bathhouse, coin laundry, walking trails, and gem mining under century-old oak and sycamore trees. It's about 4.5 miles off I-20.

Franklin

Muscadine Creek Farm is on Lollolly Lane in Heard County, near the Alabama state line in west Georgia. The name suggests muscadine grapes as the draw, but no website or social page could be found to confirm current offerings or visiting hours.

LaGrange

Ten acres shaded by 200-year-old pecan trees gave this family winery its name, and its 6,000-square-foot tasting room and vineyard cafe now anchor Upper Big Springs Road outside LaGrange. Nutwood produces more than a dozen hand-crafted wines and pairs them with a scratch-made menu built on family recipes. A second downtown LaGrange location serves New American Southern food alongside the same wine list.

Powder Springs

Sleepy Hollow Farm has run seasonal attractions on its 60 acres in Powder Springs since 1985: cut-your-own Christmas trees, a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze, a haunted trail, and hayrides past sheep, goats, a donkey, and rabbits. Newer additions include a Stranger Things-style escape room and a nine-hole mini-golf course. A country store sells local jams, honey, and cider.

Lagrange

Restoring Pastures raises chickens and Bourbon Red heritage turkeys on pasture in south Troup County, rotating the birds through fresh ground on non-GMO feed with no antibiotics or hormones. They sell at Saturday farmers markets and offer farm-stand pickup by appointment in LaGrange, with additional pickup arranged in Peachtree City. It's a small regenerative operation, not a u-pick destination — the product is meat and eggs, not an afternoon out.

Bowdon

Heritage Farm is on Day Road outside Bowdon, near the Georgia-Alabama line in Carroll County. It's registered as an agritourism site in west Georgia's farm belt. Contact the farm directly to confirm current hours and what's open to visitors this season.