Farms in Eufaula, AL

Eufaula · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Sisters Allie Corcoran and Cassie Young run this u-pick orchard on Highway 431 North, growing strawberries, peaches, and blueberries alongside sweet corn, okra, squash, and tomatoes. Fall brings a pumpkin patch, corn bin, and cotton seed wagon for kids, plus homemade ice cream, fried pies, and fudge at the farm store. Open April through October.

Eufaula · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Paradise Pumpkin Patch opens every year on October 1st outside Eufaula, in Barbour County, with a season that's grown to include more than pumpkins. Regional listings mention added attractions each year, drawing return visitors who follow the farm's updates on Facebook. It's a once-a-year business by design. Call ahead in the fall to confirm hours before visiting.

Eufaula · Farm Stand, Orchard

Eufaula · Agritourism Farm

Hidden Acres Fruit Farm is listed on Hidden Acres Road in Eufaula, Alabama, near the Chattahoochee River and the Georgia line. A farm with the same name operates in Wilkinson, Indiana, but no website or contact details specific to this Eufaula property were confirmed.

Eufaula · Agritourism Farm

Eufaula · Agritourism Farm

On Highway 131 outside Eufaula, in Barbour County's cotton, peanut, and cattle country, sits the listing for Miller Milling Co. No details distinguishing this specific operation from others in the area are available online.

Georgetown · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Clayton · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Harris Blueberry Farm is on Full Street in Clayton, the Barbour County seat in southeast Alabama. The name points to a pick-your-own blueberry operation, though no current website or listing confirms season dates or hours.

Abbeville · Agritourism Farm

Bretts Garden farms a stretch of County Road 29 between Eufaula and Dothan and runs one of the larger U-pick blueberry operations in Alabama. Beyond berries, the family grows asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, sweet corn, kale, okra, peaches and strawberries using no chemicals or pesticides. It keeps a tighter schedule than most U-pick farms — mornings and afternoons Tuesday through Thursday, mornings only on Friday, and daytime hours on weekends.

Abbeville · Farmers Market

Abbeville Farmers' Market sets up Thursdays from 3 to 6 p.m., May through July, with vendors selling fresh vegetables, eggs, honey, baked goods, canned goods, meat pies, wine, and crafts. It's a small-town market in Henry County, southeast Alabama, built around what area growers have ready that week.

Seale · Agritourism Farm

Country Living Farms sits on Thrash Road in Seale, a Russell County community near the Georgia line in east Alabama. No crop or product details are available publicly for this farm.