Farms Near Jamestown, TN

Jamestown

Jamestown

Run by the Fentress County Farmers Market Association, a nonprofit formed in 2019, this "Market on the Square" gathers Jamestown-area farmers, bakers, and crafters on Saturdays from roughly April through November. Expect plants, produce, baked goods, and handmade art and crafts. The outdoor market is weather-dependent, so the association's Facebook page carries the current schedule.

Jamestown

Fair Winds Lavender grows Munstead, Grosso, and Hidcote lavender on the upper Cumberland Plateau near Jamestown in Fentress County. During bloom season it opens for u-pick, group tours up to 25, and hands-on classes in wand-making, wreaths, and brooms, with distillery demonstrations on site. The farm store sells lavender extract, tea blends, body spray, and gift packs, open Wednesday through Sunday, 10 to 3, May through October.

Allardt

This festival is built around a giant-pumpkin weigh-off, an official Great Pumpkin Commonwealth site where growers bring pumpkins, watermelons, and squash to the scales; the 2025 winner topped 1,196 pounds. Held the first Saturday in October in Allardt on the Cumberland Plateau, it also runs a parade, antique auto and tractor shows, a 10K/5K run, pie contests, and vendors. City Hall: 931-879-7125.

Jamestown

Kevin Norris Farm sits on South York Highway in Jamestown, on the Cumberland Plateau in Fentress County. The road is named for World War I hero Alvin York, whose home and gristmill stand nearby in Pall Mall. Plateau farms here run to cattle, hay, sweet corn, and cool-season vegetables. The listing gives no storefront details, so reach out to the farm directly before visiting.

Jamestown

Plateau Breeze Farm sits on South York Highway near Jamestown, the Fentress County seat high on the Cumberland Plateau in northern Tennessee. This is cool, upland farm country near the Sergeant Alvin York homestead and Pickett State Park. The farm is listed for agritourism without published detail on crops or activities. Reach out directly to learn what they grow and when they're open to visitors.

Jamestown

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.

Jamestown

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.

Deer Lodge

Gilbert Young Farm sits on Twin Bridge Road in Deer Lodge, a Morgan County settlement on the northern Cumberland Plateau near Frozen Head State Park and historic Rugby. The farm carries an agritourism listing; its crops and visitor offerings aren't detailed online.

Monticello

Jennings Hollow Farm sits in Wayne County near Monticello, in the Lake Cumberland region of south-central Kentucky. No hours, products, or contact details are available online for this agritourism operation. Check locally before visiting.

Monterey

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

Deer Lodge

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.

Livingston

Berry Ridge Farms grows berries off Highway 111 in Livingston, in the Upper Cumberland region of Overton County. Strawberries lead the Tennessee season in May, with blackberries and blueberries following through midsummer. The farm is listed for produce and agritourism, so its hours track the harvest. Call ahead to confirm what's ripe and whether picking is open.

Monticello

We produce Pasture Raised Beef, Pork, Chicken & Eggs. We offer Farm Tours

Oneida

Pete Douglas Farm sits on Verdun Road in Oneida, in Scott County on the Cumberland Plateau near the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. The listing marks it as an agritourism farm, though its crops and visitor activities aren't published online. Scott County's high-elevation ground and cool summers suit hay, cattle, and hardy vegetables. Call ahead before visiting to confirm what's available and whether the farm is open to the public.

Crossville

Monticello is the seat of Wayne County, in the Lake Cumberland region of south-central Kentucky. Wayne County Farmers Market runs here on Saturdays, reachable at (606) 348-8453 — a lake-country market serving a county built more around tourism and recreation than row-crop farming.

Lancing

Production Acres is a diversified farm operation on Shady Grove Road in Lancing, in the Morgan County uplands of the Cumberland Plateau. It runs several lines of work: a seasonal u-pick produce field, animal feed it manufactures and sells wholesale, and milled farm lumber including logs, poles, and beams. The farm also handles equine services and general farm supplies. Call 423-346-7909 to check on picking or product availability before visiting.

Crossville

Monterey

Rickman

Ponies R Us is on Rickman Monterey Highway in Rickman, in Overton County in Tennessee's Upper Cumberland. The name points to ponies, likely rides or a petting operation for families. No website or listing detail was available to confirm what it offers or when.

Crossville

Rickman

Little 8 Acres pairs a corn maze with a pumpkin patch on the Rickman/Monterey Highway (Route 293) in Rickman, an Overton County community near Livingston in the Upper Cumberland. It runs as a fall, family-focused stop. Specific dates and admission weren't posted in public listings.

Rickman

Scarecrows & Haybales is a haunted-barn attraction on the Rickman-Monterey Highway in Rickman, in Overton County on Tennessee's Upper Cumberland. It's a seasonal Halloween operation built around a haunted barn, running its nights in October. No public website surfaced in a search, so check local listings or a Facebook page for this year's dates and hours.