Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Auburn, AL

Auburn

Farmer in the Dell is a you-pick pumpkin farm on Wire Road outside Auburn, started by a local farmer and his sons. Beyond pumpkins pulled off the vine, the farm grows peaches, strawberries, tomatoes, and watermelons in season, with strawberry picking running Saturday mornings. Fall admission is $5 and covers a hayride, corn maze, hay bale play area, and farm animals, plus homemade ice cream on weekends.

Auburn

Auburn University AMAZE is a seasonal corn maze on Donahue Drive on Auburn's campus. No independently verifiable page confirms this season's dates, hours, or admission — check Auburn University's own event channels directly before visiting.

Auburn

Opelika

AEM Veggies and Plants operates on Lee Road 47 outside Opelika, in Lee County near Auburn University. The name points to a vegetable and plant-starts operation, but no current website or listing confirms hours or inventory.

Opelika

Windmill Acres is a rural property on Lee Road 47 outside Opelika, in Lee County, Alabama. It's tagged for agritourism, but no website, hours, or activity details are published online.

Opelika

Allen's Blueberries grows blueberries in Opelika, in Lee County's corridor between Auburn and the Georgia line. No independent website or listing confirms current picking hours or acreage; farms this size typically run a short summer season and sell direct to repeat local customers.

LaFayette

The Oaks Farm and Jack O Lantern Lane sits on Veterans Memorial Parkway in LaFayette, in Chambers County near the Georgia line. The name points to a fall pumpkin-patch and lantern-lit attraction, but no website or listing confirms current hours, admission, or season dates — call ahead.

Camp Hill

Blueberry Havens grows blueberries in Camp Hill, a small Tallapoosa County town between Auburn and Alexander City. No working website or social page surfaced in research, which is common for small u-pick blueberry operations that rely on repeat local customers rather than an online presence.

Lafayette

Dempsey Farms runs a u-pick strawberry patch outside Lafayette, along with pecans grown on the property. The city of LaFayette lists it among local attractions as the Dempsey Farms Strawberry Patch. During strawberry season the farm has typically opened Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — check the farm's Facebook page before driving out, since picking hours shift with the crop.

Lafayette

Jack O Lantern Lane operates as a fall attraction at The Oaks property on Veterans Memorial Parkway in Lafayette, in Chambers County near the Georgia line. The name points to a seasonal Halloween and pumpkin-season draw rather than a year-round working farm. No public listing of dates, hours, or admission was found — call ahead.

Tuskegee

Shady Grove Road Blueberry Patch grows blueberries without pesticides or herbicides on 46 acres in Tuskegee, alongside turmeric and moringa. U-pick and we-pick options run from late May into July. The land carries a documented history tied to Dr. Booker T. Whatley, the Tuskegee horticulturist who pioneered the small-farm pick-your-own model decades ago. More than 1,200 people follow the farm's Facebook page for weekly picking updates.

Crawford

Dadeville

Sweet Pick'ins Farm sits outside Dadeville in Tallapoosa County, not far from Lake Martin. The name points to a u-pick produce operation, though no current season details or hours are listed publicly — worth a call before visiting.

Shorter

Al Hooks Produce runs out of Shorter, a Macon County community east of Montgomery. The name points to a produce stand, but no current website, hours, or crop list could be confirmed online.

West Point

West Point Blackberries grows blackberries in West Point, a Troup County mill town on the Chattahoochee River and the Alabama state line. West Georgia's blackberry season generally runs through July; no working website confirms this farm's current picking hours or fees.