Farms in Crossville, TN

crossville · Agritourism Farm

Cumberland Mountain Lodge is a bed-and-breakfast and event property set on 700 acres off Clint Lowe Road in Crossville, on the Cumberland Plateau. It hosts weddings, executive retreats, and conferences, sleeps up to six adults, and offers hiking, fishing, and bird watching on the grounds. Tennessee's Departments of Tourism and Agriculture gave it a first-place award, and it belongs to the Professional Association of Innkeepers International. It's in Cumberland County, East Tennessee.

Crossville · Farm Stand

Crossville · Agritourism Farm, Christmas Tree Farm

Hard Luck Christmas Tree Farm stands on Sparta Highway (U.S. 70) between Crossville and Sparta, on Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau in Cumberland County. Choose-and-cut tree farms across the plateau usually open the weekend after Thanksgiving and run through December, with varieties such as white pine, Virginia pine, and Leyland cypress common to the region. Confirm this farm's opening dates before making the drive.

Crossville · Farm Stand

Crossville · Farm Stand, Flower Farm

Crossville · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Schwab's Blueberries grows blueberries on Highway 127 South in Crossville, on the Cumberland Plateau in Cumberland County. The Plateau's cooler elevation suits blueberries, which ripen there through summer. The listing pairs agritourism with produce, pointing to seasonal picking, though hours and contact details weren't posted online.

East · Farmers Market

Crab Orchard · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Rockwood · Agritourism Farm

Millstone Farm is on Millstone Cate Road outside Rockwood, in Roane County along the Tennessee River valley of East Tennessee. No website or listing for it turns up online, so contact the farm directly to learn what it grows or offers. (Note: it is unrelated to The Millstone event venue in Limestone, TN.)

Pikeville · Farm Stand, Plant Nursery

Pikeville · Agritourism Farm, Plant Nursery

Sowing Seeds Nursery & Garden Center is a plant nursery on Nine Mile Cross Road in Pikeville, the Bledsoe County seat in the Sequatchie Valley of southeast Tennessee. A garden center like this typically stocks bedding plants, perennials, shrubs, trees, and gardening supplies, busiest in spring planting season. Specific inventory and hours aren't posted online. Call ahead to check what's in stock and when the center is open before making the trip out.

Deer Lodge · Agritourism Farm

Jackie Jones Farm sits on Claude Howard Road in Deer Lodge, a small community on the Cumberland Plateau in Morgan County, East Tennessee. The area is high-elevation farmland and forest near Frozen Head State Park and the Obed River. Listed for agritourism, the farm hasn't posted details online about crops or visitor activities. Reach out directly before making the drive up the plateau.

Monterey · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Monterey · Agritourism Farm

Schrock Honeyacres is on Schrock Lane in Monterey, a Cumberland Plateau town in Putnam County near a longstanding Mennonite farming community. The name points to a honey and beekeeping operation. Details on where and how they sell their honey aren't posted online.

Monterey

Jamestown · Agritourism Farm

Edwards Amazing Acres runs a corn maze alongside a pick-and-pay orchard on Ernest Norris Road outside Jamestown, in the Cumberland Plateau country of Fentress County. Fall is the main season, with maze visits and orchard picking drawing families from around the county. The farm has posted fall festival videos on its Facebook and Instagram pages in recent years. Hours shift with the harvest, so message ahead before making the drive.

Jamestown · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Edwards Orchard grows fruit on Roslin Road in Jamestown, seat of Fentress County on Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau. Cooler upland orchards in this region commonly grow apples that ripen through the fall. Public details are thin, so contact the orchard to confirm what's ready and when they're open.

Spring City · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

Thedford's Blueberry Patch on John Deere Lane in Spring City is a straightforward u-pick blueberry operation between the Cumberland Plateau and Watts Bar Lake. You can pick your own by the bucket or place an order for we-pick berries and get a call when they're ready. The field typically opens early, roughly 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., through the summer season. Call 423-365-5764 to check availability, and follow their Facebook page for ripening updates.