Farms Near Saucier, MS

Saucier

Farmer Brown's Southern Farm on Borzik Road in Saucier runs a CSA alongside a critter farm and event space, in Harrison County north of the Gulf Coast. A CSA share means signing up ahead for a recurring box of the farm's harvest. The animals and event rentals point to family visits and gatherings. Contact the farm for share sign-ups and booking.

Saucier

Saucier

Saucier

Our historic working Farm on 11 acres of rolling Country side, provides a year round experience for the family to see real life production on a real living farm working daily. You can be a part of our farm family for calling 228-365-1765 for a tour and see that we are perfect fit for you. Our farm critters are interactive and children love coming out and seeing how our critters live in their own natural habitat on our primitive rustic farm. A experience for the whole family.

Saucier

Farmer Browns Southern Farm of Hope Foundation in Saucier, Mississippi is a nonprofit, family-operated, volunteer-staffed farm founded in 1997 by USAF flight nurse veteran Lynnise Finney Brown, whose "Farm It Forward" mission grows good food for all. The 100% natural farm runs a CSA membership, Boots & BBQ events, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, farm tours, therapeutic animal interaction through its Hopeful Tails rescue, and an Adopt-a-Grandparent program.

Gulfport

Griffins Gardens is a small agritourism operation on Morgan Lane Road in Gulfport, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Harrison County. No products, hours, or website are documented online.

Saucier

Joe and Madison's Blueberries grows blueberries on Eldridge Drive in Saucier, in Harrison County north of the Gulf Coast. South Mississippi's rabbiteye berries usually ripen from June into July, the stretch when u-pick patches open. Call the farm to confirm picking days before heading out.

Gulfport

Double S Farms is an agritourism operation on Highway 53 north of Gulfport, in Harrison County on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. No products, hours, or website are documented online.

Saucier's market runs along Old Highway 49 in this inland Harrison County community north of Gulfport. The area sits near the De Soto National Forest, and South Mississippi's mild climate gives it a long growing season. Local growers bring produce through much of the year.

Saucier

Dabbs Farm is on School Road in Saucier, in Harrison County in the pine belt north of the Gulf Coast. It is listed as an agritourism farm, but no public website was found describing its crops, animals, or visitor activities.

Pass Christian

Live Oaks Farm is located on East Dubuisson Road in Pass Christian, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast in Harrison County. No public website was found detailing what the farm grows or offers visitors.

Perkinston

Stonnington Farm is Michael and Katie Stonnington's 431-acre grass-fed and grass-finished cattle farm in Perkinston, Mississippi — no hormones, antibiotics, grain, feedlots, broad-sprayed herbicides, or mRNA vaccines, under their "Responsible Family Farming" philosophy. Buy at the farm by appointment, at the Long Beach and Ocean Springs Saturday farmers markets, or via free delivery to Hattiesburg and monthly Jackson-area runs.

Gulfport

Johnny Pizmo's Butchery & Marketplace on Cowan Road in Gulfport is a Mississippi Gulf Coast butcher shop stocking filet mignon, hanger steak, dry-aged bacon, prime bone-in ribeyes, rack of lamb, and Mississippi hot links — always fresh, always wholesome. The marketplace adds provisions and a weekday café; tell 'em Johnny sent ya.

Long Beach

Pass Christian

Long Beach holds its farmers market on Jeff Davis Avenue, a block off the Gulf in this Harrison County beach town between Gulfport and Pass Christian. The coastal climate gives South Mississippi one of the state's longest growing seasons, and vendors bring warm-weather produce. Jeff Davis Avenue runs through Long Beach's small downtown near the harbor.

Southern Promiseland Farm sits on Raygan Lane in Kiln, in Hancock County near the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It's listed as an agritourism farm, with little else posted publicly. Reach the farm directly to find out what it raises and whether it hosts visitors.

Kiln

Dannemann Farm is on Blueberry Hill Road in Kiln, in Hancock County near the Gulf Coast. This sandy, mild-winter stretch of south Mississippi is prime rabbiteye blueberry country. No public website was found confirming this farm's specific crops or whether it sells to the public.

Wiggins

Williams Family Farms is an agritourism farm on B&W Road in Wiggins, the seat of Stone County in south Mississippi. Public details are thin beyond the listing. Contact the farm directly to find out what it grows and whether visits are welcome.

This Stone County market runs on Hall Street in Wiggins, a Piney Woods town surrounded by the De Soto National Forest in south Mississippi. Local growers bring seasonal produce. Wiggins sits along U.S. 49 midway between Hattiesburg and the Gulf Coast, in longleaf-pine and timber country.

Biloxi

The Charles R. Hegwood Community Market — Biloxi's farmers market — sets up under the I-110 bridge overpass on Howard Avenue, open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., weather permitting. Run by the City of Biloxi Parks & Recreation office, it's named for the longtime Notre Dame High School football coach who once managed the market at Point Cadet Plaza.

Diamondhead

Each fall, Diamondhead United Methodist Church opens a pumpkin patch on Noma Drive in Diamondhead, on the Mississippi coast in Hancock County. Church-run patches like this usually sell pumpkins through October as a community fundraiser, with the lot set up for family photos and school groups. Watch the church's page for this year's opening date.

Biloxi

The Biloxi Shrimping Trip has run 70-minute trawling excursions on the Mississippi Sound since 1954, aboard the Sailfish out of Biloxi's beachfront. The crew drops a 16-foot trawl, drags the bottom, and hauls up shrimp, crabs, and other marine life to show passengers up close while explaining the local seafood industry. An on-site Biloxi Oyster Nursery exhibit covers oyster aquaculture. Tickets start around $30 for ages 4 and up, with toddlers riding free. Call (228) 392-8645.

Poplarville

A farm near Poplarville, in Pearl River County in south Mississippi's blueberry and timber belt. Little is published about the operation. Farms around Poplarville commonly grow blueberries, satsumas, and truck-crop produce, or run cattle. Reach out directly to confirm what Thornhill offers and when they are open.

Picayune

Coastal Ridge Farm operates on Road 221 in Picayune, in Pearl River County near the Louisiana line and the Gulf Coast. This sandy pine-belt stretch of south Mississippi supports blueberries, satsumas, and small livestock. No public website was found detailing this farm's specific crops or hours.

Ocean Springs

Young's Greenhouse is a plant nursery at 508 Williams Street in Ocean Springs, in Jackson County on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Coastal greenhouses like this one usually carry bedding plants, vegetable transplants, and hanging baskets through the spring planting season. It shares an address with a local blueberry grower of the same family name. No website or hours were found online.

Ocean Springs

Glenn Young Blueberries grows blueberries on Williams Avenue in Ocean Springs, in Jackson County on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Coastal rabbiteye berries ripen from late May into July, earlier than inland stands. No website or posted hours were found online.

Waveland's market sets up on Coleman Avenue, the rebuilt main street of this Hancock County beach town that took the brunt of Hurricane Katrina's landfall in 2005. The Gulf Coast's mild climate supports a long growing season, and vendors bring produce and local goods. Waveland sits next to Bay St. Louis on the western Mississippi coast.

Carriere

Blueberry Bluephoria, also listed as Toft Farms, grows blueberries at 147 Road 267 in Carriere, in Pearl River County — the core of south Mississippi's blueberry country. Rabbiteye berries here usually ripen from June into July, when pick-your-own patches open. Confirm picking days directly with the farm before heading out.

Ocean Springs

Lumberton

A blueberry farm outside Lumberton, in the Pine Belt counties that grow most of Mississippi's rabbiteye and southern highbush berries. Picking here typically runs from late May into July, when the rabbiteye varieties ripen. The 'Blues Berry' name is a local play on the crop. Check ahead for current conditions, since berry farms open and close daily around the weather and how fast the fruit comes in.

Carriere

About Us Come join us at the farm during Blueberry Season (May-August) Our bushes are loaded and ready to pick. You can fill a gallon in about a half hour. Come between 8 - 10am & 4 - 8pm to beat the heat. Prime picking is the third and fourth week of June and all of July. We deliver to Slidell, Pearl River, Lacombe, Mandeville & Covington. 5 gallon minimum, (Delivery charge). Frozen blueberries are available year round at $20.00 per gallon. There are picnic tables , drinks, snacks, bathrooms av

Gautier

A berry farm on Ocean Springs Road in Gautier, in Jackson County on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Coast-area blueberries ripen early, often from mid-May through June, ahead of farms farther north. U-pick berry farms here sell by the pound or bucket during that window and can close for a day when the fruit runs low. Call ahead to check picking conditions before you go.

poplarville

Blue Tara is a pick-your-own organic blueberry farm on Langnecker Road in Poplarville, in Pearl River County in south Mississippi. Rabbiteye blueberries in this area ripen from June into July, the main window for u-pick visits. No public website was found confirming this season's hours or pricing.

Vancleave

A blueberry farm at Vancleave, in Jackson County a short drive inland from the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Coastal-area blueberries ripen early, often mid-May into June. U-pick is the usual setup at farms like this, sold by the bucket or pound while the fruit lasts. Picking days depend on the crop and weather, so check ahead before visiting.

Picayune

A family fun center in Picayune, in Pearl River County near the Louisiana line in south Mississippi. Its listing in a farm directory reflects seasonal agritourism-style events rather than a working farm. Public details are limited, so contact them directly to confirm current attractions and hours.