Farms Near Fort Valley, GA

Fort Valley

Cougar Creek Farm is an agritourism property near Fort Valley, in the Middle Georgia peach belt of Peach County. No working website turned up in research, so crops or activities offered aren't confirmed.

Fort Valley

Ralph and Noble Bassett built this barn in the 1930s to store cotton bales and seed; today the restored building anchors a 12-acre event venue on Taylor's Mill Road. The property keeps its pecan orchards and gardens alongside the barn itself, and hosts weddings, receptions, and reunions rather than day-trip visits. It's a working piece of middle Georgia cotton history repurposed, not demolished.

Fort Valley

Sandy Creek Farm sits on Buckeye Road in Fort Valley, in the middle of Peach County's orchard country. No independent website or listing turned up for this specific farm — call ahead to confirm what's growing and current visiting hours.

Fort Valley

Lane Southern Orchards has grown peaches and pecans outside Fort Valley since 1908, now spanning 3,000 acres of peach trees, 3,000 acres of pecan groves, and a six-acre strawberry patch. The farm market and café sit five minutes off I-75 at Exit 142, selling fresh fruit alongside jams, pies, and pound cakes baked on site. Seasonal tours run through the orchards and packing house.

Fort Valley

Fox Valley Farms is on Greer Road in Fort Valley, the seat of Peach County and one of Georgia's best-known peach-growing areas. No specific offerings, hours, or contact information are listed publicly.

Fort Valley

Stone Farm Winery makes wine from Georgia-grown muscadines, blueberries, and blackberries at its Holland Road property in Fort Valley. The tasting room hosts live music on select weekends alongside regular tastings of the farm's fruit wines. It sits in the middle of Peach County's orchard and vineyard country, a short drive from downtown Fort Valley.

Fort Valley

Sunshine's Berry Farm grows three acres of blueberries in Fort Valley without pesticides or herbicides, though the operation isn't certified organic. Blackberries and raspberries round out the u-pick season, which runs June through August, and a stand of pecan trees is still a few years from its first harvest. Call ahead to confirm picking hours.

Fort Valley

Fort Valley

Fort Valley

Pearson Farm has grown Georgia peaches on Zenith Mill Road in Fort Valley since 1885, now in its fifth generation, and cultivates more than 50 peach varieties alongside pecans sold in-shell, natural, and chocolate-covered. The farm ships peach and pecan gifts nationwide from its Middle Georgia packing operation.

Downtown Byron Saturday Market sets up at 100 West Heritage Boulevard South, in the Peach County town known for the orchards along U.S. 341. Directory listings confirm the address and a recurring Saturday schedule, but current hours and vendor lineup aren't independently confirmed beyond that. The Byron Convention & Visitors Bureau is the more reliable source for current market days before a visit.

The Byron Tailgate Market gathers local farmers and food artisans at 100 West Heritage Boulevard North for an open-air alternative to the supermarket produce aisle. It's run through the City of Byron, and like many small-town tailgate markets in Middle Georgia, the vendor lineup and hours shift by season.

Perry

Perry Farmers Market runs every Saturday, year-round, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in Perry, the Houston County seat. Vendors sell produce, honey, baked goods, pottery, and yarn, and the market operates under Perry Main Street; downtown manager Jara Hurt handles vendor applications through the city.

Byron

Georgia Bob's Cane River Vineyard has poured wine in Byron, Georgia since 2010, alongside its retail arm, Uncorked by Georgia Bob's. The shop stocks Georgia wines, house-made BBQ sauce, sausage, cheese, jerky, and jellies alongside the tasting bar, and doubles as an event venue for Southern-themed weddings. TripAdvisor ranks it third among Byron attractions, with a 4.2-star average across 17 reviews.

Warner Robins

The Berry Patch Farm sits near Tharpe and Hatcher Road in Warner Robins, Houston County, home to Robins Air Force Base. It's listed as a produce and agritourism stop; no working website or social page turned up, so current berry varieties, u-pick season, and hours aren't verifiable online.

Perry

Nash Farms sells local food direct from its Lake Joy Road property outside Perry, in the peach and pecan country of Houston County. It's listed on the Butter and Sage Market local-food directory rather than run as a public agritourism stop.

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Warner Robins

I C stands for International City, Warner Robins' nickname from its ties to Robins Air Force Base, and this market runs at the corner of Maple Street and Watson Boulevard by Perkins Field. It opens Thursdays 1 to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., spring through fall, selling produce, baked goods, honey, herbs, and prepared foods. SNAP shoppers get their benefits doubled on fresh produce here.

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Roberta

Greenway Farms of Georgia is a proudly Georgia Grown farm in Roberta whose canned goods and farm products are stocked at retailers across the state, from Bainbridge to Jekyll Island to Marietta. The farm market at 6744 U.S. 80 opens Saturdays 10–4, and its products appear on menus at local spots like Champion's Restaurant in Roberta and Taste & See Coffee Shop in Macon.

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Lizella

Judd Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Hopewell Road in Lizella, an unincorporated community split between Bibb and Crawford counties near Lake Tobesofkee, about 11 miles southwest of Macon. No picking hours or contact details are posted online — call before driving out.

Kathleen

Moore Berries is on Piney Grove Road outside Kathleen, in Houston County near Warner Robins. As the name indicates, it grows berries; no public website or contact info turned up in research, so call ahead for picking season and hours.

Musella

Lambert is a small agritourism operation on Garden Valley Road in south-central Georgia. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities, crops, and hours aren't confirmed online — best to call ahead before visiting.

Macon State Farmers Market is one of Georgia's state-run markets, operating out of 2055 Eisenhower Parkway under the Georgia Department of Agriculture. It's open daily, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., spring through fall, with produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and artisan vendors, plus seasonal Christmas trees in December. Over 570 Google reviewers give it 4.3 stars, and EBT and WIC are both accepted.

Culloden

Em Farms runs a farm stand on U.S. Highway 80 West in Culloden, a Monroe County community in Middle Georgia. It sells produce direct from the farm to travelers and local shoppers along the highway.

Macon

Wesleyan Market sits on Forsyth Road in Macon, the same corridor as Wesleyan College. It functions as a direct-sale outlet for Middle Georgia growers and producers moving fresh produce and farm goods to local buyers.

Macon

Macon

The Market operates at 678 Poplar Street in downtown Macon, on the same corridor as NewTown Macon's redevelopment work along Poplar Street. Downtown Macon has added several vendor and produce markets in recent years as part of that broader revitalization push.

Downtown Macon

This downtown Macon market at Third and Poplar Street operates today as the Poplar Street Farmers Market, running Wednesdays from 3 to 6pm year-round. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, eggs, flowers, baked goods, and soap in Macon's historic downtown district.

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Vienna

A small family ranch on U.S. Highway 41 breeding Gypsy Vanner horses, miniature horses, and miniature donkeys, with the donkey program dating back to the late 1990s. The ranch describes its grounds as quaint barns, pasture, and a small pond framed by pines. Farm tours run by appointment, and the owners share bloodline history on the Gypsy Vanners — a breed they discovered after seeing one at a vet's office in 2007.

Yatesville

Sweet Retreat Farms is a u-pick blueberry operation in Yatesville, open daily from 8 a.m. until dark through the June-to-mid-July season. Call ahead before driving out, since picking hours shift with the weather and the crop. The farm keeps in touch with pickers mostly through Facebook and Instagram rather than a standalone website.

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