Farms in Monroe, GA

Monroe

Monroe · Agritourism Farm

Waits Farm grows muscadines and scuppernongs on Old Braswell Road in Monroe — 220 vines across a dozen varieties. U-pick grape season runs from late August into mid-October, with fruit priced at $4.50 a gallon and containers supplied on site. Hours shift with the crop, so call before driving out.

Monroe · Agritourism Farm

Cherry Farms is on Ike Stone Road outside Monroe, the seat of Walton County in Georgia's Piedmont. No public listing details current products or hours.

Monroe · CSA Farm

Monroe · Agritourism Farm

Kevin Veinotte raises grass-fed Belted Galloway beef cattle and Katahdin hair sheep on this Walton County property outside Monroe. Both breeds are chosen for pasture-based, low-input grazing rather than grain feedlots. The farm documents its work on YouTube rather than running a storefront, and sells beef and lamb direct off the farm to customers who reach out ahead of time.

Monroe · Agritourism Farm

Red Sun Farms is a small u-pick operation in Monroe growing strawberries, tomatoes, and peppers for picking in season. Hours typically run Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., though directory listings for the farm are sparse and picking windows shift with the crop. Confirm before visiting.

Covington · Agritourism Farm

Keel's Farm is on H D Atha Road outside Covington, the Newton County seat in middle Georgia. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so confirm hours before visiting.

Covington · Agritourism Farm

Good Hope · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Good Hope · Agritourism Farm

Hollisaja Farms sits on Highway 83 in Good Hope, in Walton County's stretch of rural middle Georgia. No further detail on the operation could be verified online.

Good Hope · Agritourism Farm

Good Hope Outdoor Products sells portable storage buildings, metal carports and barns, Amish-built modular barns, greenhouses, and chicken coops from its lot on Highway 83 in Good Hope, Georgia, with rent-to-own financing and no credit check. Open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday 10am-3pm.

Loganville · Agritourism Farm

Shelnutt Farm grows watermelons, tomatoes, purple hull beans, and field peas on Youth Jersey Road outside Loganville. Produce sells from an on-site farm shop, and pickers can head into the rows themselves for beans, peas, and tomatoes when they're ready. Watermelon season runs through mid-summer, same as most of Walton County.

Good Hope

In 2016, we left our little house in the suburbs, hoping for a more rural existence. We brought with us six tiny cuttings from the huge unnamed fig tree that had been a part of our family for over fifteen years. For almost a year we nurtured those fig cuttings while living in our travel trailer looking for the right place to plant them. We were looking for a place our family could put down roots and grow, and we found it in Good Hope, in Walton County, Georgia. Our family of four pulled our trav

Social Circle · Agritourism Farm

Walnut Grove · Agritourism Farm

Whippoorwill Hollow Farm runs a certified organic CSA along Highway 138 between Monroe and Walnut Grove, packing a weekly $25 box of eight in-season fruits, vegetables, and herbs for members. The farm also opens rows for u-pick blueberries, tomatoes, squash, peppers, and snap peas in season, and sells at the Monroe Farmers Market every Saturday, year-round.

Winder · Agritourism Farm, U-Pick Farm

Fleeman's offers pick-your-own blueberries in Winder, the Barrow County seat in northeast Georgia. Like most u-pick blueberry operations in the Piedmont, the season likely runs from early June into July, though no working website confirms current hours or picking fees.

Social Circle · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Hard Labor Creek Blueberry Farm takes its name from the creek and state park nearby, close to Social Circle in Walton County. The farm grows blueberries per its listing; no working website or contact number surfaced in research, so check locally for picking season and hours.

Winder · Agritourism Farm

Pharr Farms is a fourth-generation family operation on Argonne Road offering u-pick strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries through spring and summer, with pumpkins and homegrown vegetables taking over by fall. Strawberry ice cream shows up seasonally too, according to their own picking-day updates. The farm posts open hours on Facebook rather than keeping a fixed schedule, so a quick check before driving out saves a wasted trip.