Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Winnsboro, TX

Winnsboro

A seasonal pumpkin patch on State Highway 11 in Winnsboro, a Wood County town in East Texas. The patch opens through October with pumpkins and fall family activities. Dates shift each year, so check locally before heading out.

Winnsboro

Glover Farm Vineyard grows grapes near Winnsboro, in Wood County's slice of the Northeast Texas wine country. This corner of the state has added vineyards steadily, helped by a long warm season and the rolling farmland around Winnsboro's Autumn Trails route. The listing shows only a name and rural address on County Road SE 3471; no tasting hours, phone, or website are posted.

Winnsboro

This u-pick muscadine vineyard sits on a county road outside Winnsboro, in Wood County in the vineyard belt of Northeast Texas. Muscadine grapes ripen in late summer, roughly August into September, and the patch opens for visitors to pick their own by the bucket. Winnsboro sits along the Texas Wine Country back roads, so a stop pairs well with nearby wineries. Call ahead for the season's start.

Scroggins

A berry and tree farm near Scroggins, on the Lake Cypress Springs side of Franklin County in Northeast Texas. Expect u-pick berries in early summer and Christmas trees in season, matching the name. The lake area is a weekend draw, and the farm makes a natural stop for pick-your-own fruit.

Como

Terry's Blackberry Farm grows blackberries on County Road 2331 near Como, in Hopkins County's Northeast Texas dairy-and-farm country. Texas blackberries usually fruit in a short window from late May through June, so timing matters. The listing shows the name and location but no hours, phone, or website, meaning a visit should be confirmed before the berries pass.

Yantis

Fisher Farms is located on County Road 1441 in Yantis, near Lake Fork in Wood County, East Texas. No specific public details about its crops or hours were confirmed. Contact the farm directly.

Pittsburg

McPeak Orchards ships Camp County peaches and berries at scale: 50 to 60 trucks a season carry its peaches, strawberries, blackberries, and plums to chains like Walmart and Whole Foods. The same fruit sells retail from a roadside stand on U.S. 271 north of Pittsburg, open mid-May through mid-October. This is a three-generation family operation in one of Texas's top peach regions. Call 903-762-6477 for what's ripe.

Pittsburg

Efurd Orchards grows peaches on Highway 271 south of Pittsburg, in the Camp County fruit country of Northeast Texas. The orchard runs a long peach season from late spring into summer across many varieties, with a stand selling fresh fruit plus jams and other homemade goods. Local peaches here rival the better-known Hill Country crop.

Mineola

Blueberry Ridge Farm Bed and Breakfast sits on Highway 80 in Mineola, in Wood County, part of East Texas's blueberry-growing belt. The name and produce listing point to pick-your-own blueberries in summer alongside overnight lodging, a combination a few East Texas berry farms offer. Ripe berries usually run June into July here. Contact the farm to confirm picking availability and room bookings, since both depend on the season.

Mount Pleasant

A farm-dinner event in Mount Pleasant, the seat of Titus County in Northeast Texas. Farm-to-fork tours like this pair a walk through a working farm with a multi-course meal built from local produce and meat. The listed address sits just north of downtown along North Jefferson.

Big Sandy

Hill Farms is a farm on State Highway 155 in Big Sandy, in the Upshur County countryside of East Texas. Small farms in this area grow seasonal produce and welcome visitors at harvest, part of the rural farm belt between Tyler and Longview.

Gilmer

Calie's Acre is a pumpkin and sunflower patch on State Highway 300 in Gilmer, open for old-fashioned fall fun since 2009 and hosting field trips for schools, daycares, and churches. Reach Calie at (903) 790-2297 or [email protected]. The operation runs a separate florist, Calie's Country Florist, and has announced a move to a new Longview location, so confirm the current site before visiting.

Brashear

Three Oaks Plant Farm is a plant and nursery operation on FM 3389 near Brashear, in Hopkins County's dairy-and-farm country in Northeast Texas. The name points to bedding plants, transplants, or nursery stock rather than pick-your-own fruit. No hours, phone, or website are posted with the listing, so availability would need to be checked locally.

Mount Pleasant

Moody Blooms is a flower farm on FM 1000 near Mount Pleasant, in Titus County in the rolling country of Northeast Texas. Small cut-flower growers like this typically open for seasonal u-pick or bouquet sales in spring and summer, with zinnias, sunflowers, and other field flowers. Contact the farm directly to confirm bloom season and whether the field is open for picking.