Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Tifton, GA

Tifton

Sunburst Farms operates out of Tifton in South Georgia's Tift County, an agricultural region built on peanuts, cotton, and produce farming. Public information on this specific operation is limited online, and the addresses found for similarly-named Tifton businesses didn't match the listing on file — call ahead to confirm before making the drive.

Omega

Ponders Produce is on Alabama Avenue in Omega, Tift County, part of south Georgia's vegetable and produce belt around Tifton. No website or hours are posted publicly — call ahead to check what's in season.

Tifton

Berry Good Farms operates on William Gibbs Road outside Tifton, in Tift County's South Georgia produce belt. No verified website, crop list, or hours turned up online. Call ahead to confirm current offerings before visiting.

OMEGA

Three generations of the Weeks family have kept bees here since 1960, bottling raw, unfiltered honey sourced only from their own American hives — no imported honey, no corn syrup fillers. Varieties include clover, wildflower, orange blossom, and tupelo, alongside infused honeys, beeswax candles, and honey-based body care products. Orders over $65 ship free, backed by a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

Enigma

The McMillan family has farmed this land in Berrien County for eight generations, tracing back to Scottish ancestors who settled here in 1774. Southern Grace Farms grows row crops alongside u-pick and we-pick strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, peaches, plums, and nectarines, plus sunflowers, with a country store selling Georgia-made jams and jellies. It's one of the older working farms in this part of South Georgia, and the family history shows in how they talk about it.

Sparks

McMillan Farms sits along Highway 41 in Sparks, in Cook County's row-crop and produce country. No verified website, listing, or public details on what the farm grows or sells turned up online. Call ahead to confirm current offerings before visiting.

Ocilla

Herman McIntyre Farm sits along Irwinville Highway outside Ocilla, in Irwin County's peanut, cotton, and pecan country. No website or listing describes what's currently offered on-site, so a call ahead is the way to check.

Ocilla

Hardwood Road Produce sells directly from its stand outside Ocilla in Irwin County, part of a south Georgia stretch known for peanuts and produce. No hours or crop list are posted online — calling ahead is the best way to check what's in season.

Nashville

Horse Creek started in 2008 as Perry Family Vineyards and has grown into one of the Southeast's larger muscadine wine producers, with 40 acres under vine and 32 stainless tanks. As of fall 2025, the Nashville property handles growing and production only — the public tasting room moved to Sparks, Georgia, where visitors can taste and tour Wednesday through Sunday. The Sparks shop also carries bottles from eight other Georgia wineries.

Moultrie

Barber-Tucker Inn is a bed-and-breakfast property on 3rd St SW in Moultrie, Georgia, in the state's southwest agricultural belt. No working website turned up in research, so room counts and rates aren't confirmed.

Barney

Burton Brooks Orchard Corporation runs an orchard operation in Barney, a small Brooks County community in far south Georgia near the Florida line. South Georgia's growing season favors pecans and satsumas as much as traditional orchard fruit, though which crop this orchard grows isn't confirmed publicly.

Moultrie

Ochlockonee Ridge Farms grows strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes, cotton, and peanuts on Rossman Dairy Road between Moultrie and Funston, plus a beef cattle operation. Pick-your-own and we-pick strawberry season runs mid-March through early May — call ahead, since Georgia spring weather shifts the picking window year to year. The farm also grows pumpkins for fall visitors. It's a working Colquitt County farm first, agritourism stop second, which shows in the no-frills setup.

Ashburn

Bark's Berries is a pick-your-own berry farm on Jones Road outside Ashburn, Georgia, in Turner County's south Georgia farm belt. The operation is listed across regional u-pick directories as a berry destination, though specific varieties and picking windows aren't posted online — best to call ahead for what's ripe.

Wray

Paulk Vineyards grows estate muscadines on Satilla Road in Wray and bottles them into wine, fruit-infused wine, juice, and jelly under the tagline "America's muscadine vineyard & winery." Beyond the Wray tasting room, the family runs a second tasting room in downtown Tifton.

Nashville

Kickin K Ranch raises livestock on Allenville Road outside Nashville, in Berrien County — pigs kept on pasture and in the woods rather than confinement, described on the farm's own site as a stress-free, clean setup. The operation also lists as a pick-your-own farm. It's a working ranch first, without a formal storefront or event calendar.

Barney

Bar C Mater & Vegetable Patch sits on Yates Road in Barney, in South Georgia's Brooks County produce country. The name points to a tomato and vegetable u-pick operation, but no verified hours, crop list, or contact details are available online. Call ahead before visiting.

JT's Maters, Melons and More is a produce stand on Toni Lee Road in Georgia, its name pointing to tomatoes and melons as the specialty. No further detail on hours or season could be verified online.

Hartsfield

Gin Creek grew out of Max DeMott's 1967 idea for the family land near Moultrie, developed into a working vineyard starting in 1999. The 100-acre property wraps a 20-acre lake with eight rental cabins on the shoreline. The tasting room operates out of a renovated tobacco barn under a 400-year-old oak, pouring French-American hybrid and muscadine wines, and the grounds double as a wedding venue with three separate event sites.