Farms Near Fredericksburg, TX

Fredericksburg

Jenschke Orchards grows Hill Country peaches along Highway 290 east of Fredericksburg in Gillespie County. The farm sells tree-ripened peaches through summer, along with pick-your-own blackberries, homemade jams, peach ice cream, and other farm-stand goods. Fredericksburg peaches are a Texas summer landmark, and the roadside stand is an easy stop between wineries.

Fredericksburg

Vogel Orchard sits on U.S. Highway 290 east of Fredericksburg, on the Stonewall stretch that grows most of the Texas Hill Country's peaches. Orchards along this corridor sell tree-ripened peaches from roadside stands through the summer, along with jams and other farm goods. Gillespie County peaches typically run from mid-May into August, one variety after another.

Fredericksburg

Engel Farms is a produce operation along Highway 290 at Fredericksburg, in Gillespie County on the road that runs toward the peach towns of Stonewall and Johnson City. Growers here trade on fresh, in-season fruit and vegetables sold straight from the farm. Because little is published about this particular stand, the best bet is to visit in summer, when the region's peaches and garden crops are at their peak.

Fredericksburg

Engel Farms is on US-290 just east of Fredericksburg, in the Gillespie County part of the Texas Hill Country known for peaches and roadside produce. This stretch of highway fills with fruit-and-vegetable stands through late spring and summer, when Hill Country peaches come in. Details on Engel Farms' exact offerings are limited online, so it's worth calling ahead or stopping by during the growing season.

Fredericksburg

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Fredericksburg

Ernst Market sits on South State Highway 16 just south of Fredericksburg, in Gillespie County's well-known peach and wine country. The roadside stands along this stretch sell Hill Country peaches through the summer, along with local produce and preserves. This is one of the family stands that make the Fredericksburg fruit run a Central Texas tradition. Peach season peaks from May into August.

Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg

A peach farm on Ranch Road 1376 southwest of Fredericksburg, in the Gillespie County belt that produces some of the best-known peaches in Texas. Orchards here sell tree-ripened fruit from May through August, with varieties ripening in waves across the summer. Contact the farm for its current peach list and whether it offers pick-your-own or a roadside stand.

Fredericksburg

Fredericksburg

Petsch Cattle Company is a Texas cattle operation raising and selling beef cattle. Its ranch location and sales channels aren't documented online.

Stonewall

Wahl's sells tree-ripened peaches and fresh vegetables from a stand along US Highway 290 near Stonewall, the Gillespie County town at the center of the Texas Hill Country peach belt. Local peaches run from about May into August, with varieties changing through the summer. Stop by during peach season for the best selection.

Stonewall

Vendors set up at 945 Barnett Street in Kerrville, in the Texas Hill Country of Kerr County. Shoppers from the Guadalupe River area come for seasonal produce, baked goods, and other items grown or made nearby. Kerrville's long Hill Country growing season keeps the tables stocked across much of the year.

Ahimsa Farm lies on Cravey Road in the Hill Country near Boerne, in Kendall County northwest of San Antonio. The name comes from ahimsa, the Sanskrit principle of doing no harm, which suggests a plant- or animal-welfare focus. The farm isn't well documented online. Reach out directly to learn what they grow and whether they welcome visitors.

Waring

Harper

Walston Ranch in Harper, in the Texas Hill Country, is run by a sixth-generation ranching family whose roots trace to the original 40,000-acre Mill Creek Ranch purchased in 1889. Today the ranch runs a quality cow/calf operation, the Mill Creek Beef pasture-to-plate program, a quarter horse program descended from 1940s cutting-horse lines, and careful range and wildlife management on the Edwards Plateau.

Harper

A sixth-generation ranching family manages Walston Ranch in Harper, Texas, carrying values that trace back to Great Grandfather J.W. White's 1889 purchase of the 40,000-acre Mill Creek Ranch. The Hill Country operation spans a commercial cow/calf program with show-ring prospects, the Mill Creek Beef pasture-to-plate program for shopping local, a quarter horse line rooted in 1940s polo and cutting stock, and dedicated range and wildlife management across the Edwards Plateau.

One of the original Texas lavender farms, Hill Country Lavender grows rows of Phenomenal, Sensational, Munstead, and other varieties on FM 165 outside Blanco. The farm is free to visit, no reservation needed, and open Thursday through Saturday from mid-April into late November (Saturdays only in August). It sells potted lavender plants plus culinary lavender, lavender sugar, and tea. Call 830-833-2294 or email [email protected] with questions.

Johnson City

M & J Lavender Farm pairs lavender fields with a peach orchard on Round Mountain Sandy Road near Johnson City, going since 2016. Visitors come for seasonal events, workshops, and farm products during the spring and summer bloom. It sits in the Hill Country lavender belt between Johnson City and Round Mountain. Call 830-385-3336 or check their Facebook page for event dates and picking days.

Ingram

Broken Arrow Ranch in Ingram, Texas is an artisanal purveyor of free-range venison, antelope, and wild boar from truly wild animals — pure, sustainable game meat trusted by chefs like Dean Fearing of the Ritz-Carlton Dallas. Second-generation "purity protectors" Chris and Maeve Hughes run a process that honors the animals, improves the land, and ships pure, wild meat to tables nationwide.

Ingram

From Ingram in the Texas Hill Country, Broken Arrow Ranch has spent two generations perfecting the art of truly wild meat — field-harvested venison, South Texas antelope, and wild boar so pure that chefs like Dean Fearing say they couldn't take it off the menu if they wanted to. The Hughes family's process honors the animals, improves the land, and builds a sustainable economy around wild game, delivered pure to tables nationwide.

Blanco

Texas Lavender Hills is a u-pick lavender and flower farm off Kendalia Road in Blanco, part of the small cluster of growers that put Blanco County on the map for the crop. Hill Country lavender typically blooms and is cut from late spring into early summer. Hours are seasonal and tied to the bloom, so confirm before visiting.