Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Campbell, TX
16 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Campbell — TAMUC Twin Oaks Blueberry Farm, Wolfe Pen Creek Farm and Kadee Farm Christmas Tree Plantation, and more. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
TAMUC Twin Oaks Blueberry Farm
1.0 miCampbell
Twin Oaks Blueberry Farm is a u-pick blueberry farm in Campbell, tied to Texas A&M University-Commerce in nearby Commerce. Rows open to pickers during the North Texas blueberry season, roughly June into July. Berry supply depends on the weather each year, so check availability before making the drive.
Wolfe Pen Creek Farm
6.4 miLone Oak
Wolfe Pen Creek Farm is on County Road 3139 near Lone Oak, in Hunt County northeast of Dallas. It's a small agritourism farm; details on crops, animals, or visiting hours aren't posted online. Contact the farm directly before planning a visit.
Kadee Farm Christmas Tree Plantation
9.0 miGreenville
Kadee Farm has grown Christmas trees near Greenville, northeast of Dallas, since 1981, making it one of the older choose-and-cut farms in Texas. Families cut their own tree or pick a precut one, and the farm opens a pumpkin patch in fall. The grounds also host events. Tree season starts the weekend before Thanksgiving; pumpkins run late September into early November.
North Texas Llamas
9.2 miGreenville
A llama farm in Greenville, in Hunt County northeast of Dallas. Small North Texas llama operations raise the animals for fiber, as pack and guard stock, and for farm visits and events. Greenville sits along Interstate 30 on the Blackland Prairie.
H Strawberry Farm
10.4 miGreenville
H Strawberry Farm grows strawberries near Greenville in Hunt County, northeast of Dallas. North Texas strawberry patches open for the season in spring, roughly March into May, selling pre-picked flats and pick-your-own rows once the weather warms.
Three Oaks Plant Farm
16.2 miBrashear
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.
Savannah's Meadow, LLC
16.1 miCeleste
Savannah's Meadow is a treehouse bed-and-breakfast on a working property in Celeste, with two treehouse cabins and a stocked pond for fishing. Guests kayak, bike, and walk garden trails, and can meet Simon the donkey, Sundae the miniature horse, and the resident ducks and geese. An outdoor chapel hosts weddings, and the farm store carries lavender goods. The season runs March 15 through November 22 each year.
Dautobi Acres
17.2 miCeleste
Dautobi Acres sits on US Highway 69 near Celeste, a small Hunt County town in the blackland farm country northeast of Dallas. The agritourism listing points to farm visits, events, or direct sales on the property. Little is posted online about the operation; the address puts it among the row-crop and cattle land north of Greenville. Reach out for current details.
4 CeeSons Christmas Tree Farm
18.5 miCaddo Mills
4 CeeSons is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on County Road 2508 near Caddo Mills, in Hunt County east of Dallas. Texas tree farms like this open the day after Thanksgiving and run through December, letting families cut their own Texas-grown pine or cypress and haul it home. Some seasons sell out early. Check opening weekend and hours before making the trip.
KaJiN Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch
18.6 miCaddo Mills
KaJiN Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch runs two seasons on County Road 2508 in Caddo Mills, Hunt County, northeast of Dallas. Fall brings the pumpkin patch, and late November opens choose-and-cut Christmas trees. Online details are limited. Confirm opening dates and remaining stock before the drive, since choose-and-cut farms in North Texas open around Thanksgiving and sell out popular sizes as the season goes.
Rancho Condarco LLC
23.6 miBailey
A ranch in Bailey, a small community in Fannin County near the Red River in Northeast Texas. Little is published about the operation. It sits on State Highway 78 in a county of cattle pasture and row-crop farmland north of Bonham.
Walls Family Farm
23.9 miTerrell
Walls Family Farm is based in Terrell, in Kaufman County east of Dallas. No specific public details about its crops or hours were confirmed. Contact the farm directly for what it offers.
ShangriLlama
24.9 miRoyse City
ShangriLlama began in Royse City, east of Dallas, as a llama-walking attraction whose named herd, from Dalai Llama to Barack O'Llama, earned it national TV appearances. The business has since relocated to Las Vegas, where it runs guided llama walks and books llamas for schools, parties, and corporate events. The Royse City farm location no longer operates.
Church Hill Farms Honey
24.4 miFarmersville
A honey producer on County Road 604 outside Farmersville, in the blackland country of eastern Collin County. Small Texas apiaries like this usually sell raw local honey by the jar, sometimes alongside beeswax or seasonal varietals tied to local wildflower blooms. Contact the farm directly to find out where and when its honey is available.
Fisher Farms
25.8 miYantis
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.
Blackland Berry Farm
28.7 miRoyse City
Blackland Berry Farm is a berry operation on Jones Road in Royse City, northeast of Dallas on the blackland prairie of Hunt County. The name points to pick-your-own berries, likely blackberries and blueberries in the late spring and summer window. Its own dates and pricing aren't confirmed online, so contact the farm first.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many agritourism & farm experiences are near Campbell?
US Farm Trail lists 16 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Campbell, Texas, the closest being TAMUC Twin Oaks Blueberry Farm in Campbell. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit agritourism & farm experiences near Campbell in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.
