Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Savannah, GA

Savannah

Bloomingdale

Ottawa Farms has worked the same ground in Bloomingdale since 1878, now run by third-generation owner Pete Waller on the family's 350-acre farm just outside Savannah. It's a working farm first — U-pick strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries in season, plus hormone-free Angus beef raised on pasture. The farm opens to visitors Saturdays only, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., so call ahead rather than showing up on a whim.

Rincon

This agritourism listing, under the name John Martin, sits on Exley Loop in Rincon, an Effingham County city northwest of Savannah. No crops, hours, or contact information are available publicly.

Guyton

Morgan Farm sits on Midland Rd outside Guyton, in Effingham County between Savannah and Statesboro. It's listed as an agritourism site on this stretch of coastal-plain farmland. Contact the farm directly for current hours and what's available to visitors.

Rincon

Madrac Farms is on Ralph Rahn Road outside Rincon, in Effingham County near Savannah. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so reach out locally before visiting.

Midway

Brewer's combines two seasons under one name in Midway, a Liberty County town off the I-95/US-84 corridor near Fort Stewart: blueberries in early summer and cut Christmas trees in November and December. Coastal Georgia has relatively few choose-and-cut tree farms, which makes this pairing unusual for the region.

UPickDaffodils is exactly that: a cut-your-own daffodil field on Calhoun Plantation Road in the Okatie area of the Lowcountry, near Bluffton. Daffodils bloom here in late winter and early spring, weeks ahead of most of the state. The season is short and weather-dependent, so confirm bloom timing before driving out.

GA

Three Smart Bees keeps hives in Liberty County near Hinesville-Fort Stewart and bottles raw honey that's never heated or processed. The apiary also runs beekeeping workshops and sells through its own online shop, so visitors can buy jars directly or learn to start a hive themselves. Reach them by email or Instagram for current honey stock and workshop dates.