Farms Near West Point, GA

West Point

West Point Blackberries grows blackberries in West Point, a Troup County mill town on the Chattahoochee River and the Alabama state line. West Georgia's blackberry season generally runs through July; no working website confirms this farm's current picking hours or fees.

West Point

River's Bend Winery and Vineyard sits on Adams Road near West Point, the city built up around West Point Lake on the Troup-Harris county line. It's a vineyard-based agritourism stop in west Georgia.

West Point

RabbitEye Farm is a small u-pick blueberry and thornless blackberry operation off I-85 exit 6 in West Point, grown without pesticides. Berries don't ripen further once picked, so the farm's own advice is to go for the darkest, plumpest ones and skip anything still reddish. A $20 bucket holds 2.5 quarts, and the honor system covers picking hours when nobody's at the stand. Honey rounds out the offerings alongside the berries.

West Point

Adams Blueberries grows blueberries on Jarrell Hogg Road in West Point, a Troup County town on the Alabama line near West Point Lake. No picking hours or contact information are posted online — call ahead.

West Point

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Valley

Named for the historic Langdale Mill village that once anchored this stretch of the Chattahoochee Valley, the market sets up at the Farmers Market Pavilion on 20th Avenue every Friday, 3 to 6 p.m., from mid-May through mid-August. Baked goods, vegetables, honey, and jams fill the tables, and city contact Annabel Thompson handles questions about the season.

LaGrange

LaGrange

Abbottsford Farms grows fruits and vegetables on a small scale outside LaGrange, with a u-pick strawberry patch running April through June and a pumpkin patch each October (Friday noon-5, Saturday 10-4, Sunday noon-4). Summer vegetable picking runs Saturday mornings, 10am to noon, May through July. The farm has built a following of more than 7,000 on Facebook for its seasonal pick-your-own days.

LaGrange

Every effort made on Piney Woods Farm is about building a better future for our community and the next generation. Our mission is to establish regenerative farming practices, so in the future, nutrient dense and healthy food will be available, and provide learning opportunities for the community. Using regenerative organic techniques, we’re focusing on initiatives that make long-term and lasting impacts. With heightened soil health, we hope to provide local communities with better nourishment; t

LaGrange

Rooted in tradition and grown with care, our small organic farm offers a true seed-to-plate experience. Visitors can explore naturally kept honeybees, organically fed pasture-raised chickens, and a thriving organic garden. We offer handcrafted cottage foods and seasonal CSA boxes filled with fresh harvests—bringing farm life, education, and wholesome living together in one charming stop.

Jenny Jack Farm grows fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers on six acres in Pine Mountain, about an hour southwest of Atlanta. Owners Jenny and Chris Jackson also sell pastured eggs, stone-ground grits and cornmeal, and run a weekly CSA box program alongside an on-farm market open Wednesday through Sunday. Farm tours are available by appointment, and the fields are grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.

Lagrange

Restoring Pastures raises chickens and Bourbon Red heritage turkeys on pasture in south Troup County, rotating the birds through fresh ground on non-GMO feed with no antibiotics or hormones. They sell at Saturday farmers markets and offer farm-stand pickup by appointment in LaGrange, with additional pickup arranged in Peachtree City. It's a small regenerative operation, not a u-pick destination — the product is meat and eggs, not an afternoon out.

LaGrange

Ten acres shaded by 200-year-old pecan trees gave this family winery its name, and its 6,000-square-foot tasting room and vineyard cafe now anchor Upper Big Springs Road outside LaGrange. Nutwood produces more than a dozen hand-crafted wines and pairs them with a scratch-made menu built on family recipes. A second downtown LaGrange location serves New American Southern food alongside the same wine list.

Pine Mountain

A&J Farm is on Hamilton Pleasant Grove Road in Pine Mountain, Harris County, home to Callaway Gardens and FDR State Park. No specific crops or contact information are listed publicly for this agritourism operation.

Lafayette

Jack O Lantern Lane operates as a fall attraction at The Oaks property on Veterans Memorial Parkway in Lafayette, in Chambers County near the Georgia line. The name points to a seasonal Halloween and pumpkin-season draw rather than a year-round working farm. No public listing of dates, hours, or admission was found — call ahead.

Pine Mountain

Pumpkins at Callaway turns the resort's 2,500 acres into a fall display of hand-carved and illuminated pumpkins, sunflower fields, and topiaries built for both daytime visits and after-dark glow events. The Enchanted Pumpkin Forest anchors the nighttime program, styled as family-friendly rather than a scare attraction. The event runs from mid-September through late October each year.

Pine Mountain

Champion Blueberries grows and sells blueberries in Pine Mountain, a Harris County town best known for Callaway Gardens and FDR State Park. West Georgia's blueberry season generally runs from late May into July; no farm website or listing confirms this operation's specific hours or picking policy.

Hamilton

Hogansville

Mathews' Farm is on Hightower Road outside Hogansville, in Troup County near the Alabama line. It's listed as agritourism; no public website or contact number surfaced in research, so call ahead before visiting.

LaFayette

The Oaks Farm and Jack O Lantern Lane sits on Veterans Memorial Parkway in LaFayette, in Chambers County near the Georgia line. The name points to a fall pumpkin-patch and lantern-lit attraction, but no website or listing confirms current hours, admission, or season dates — call ahead.

Hamilton

Cook Family Farm is an agritourism operation in Hamilton, the Harris County seat in west Georgia near Pine Mountain and Callaway Gardens. No independent website or listing was found to confirm which activities or crops the farm offers visitors.

Franklin

Muscadine Creek Farm is on Lollolly Lane in Heard County, near the Alabama state line in west Georgia. The name suggests muscadine grapes as the draw, but no website or social page could be found to confirm current offerings or visiting hours.

Pine Mountain Valley

Lafayette

Dempsey Farms runs a u-pick strawberry patch outside Lafayette, along with pecans grown on the property. The city of LaFayette lists it among local attractions as the Dempsey Farms Strawberry Patch. During strawberry season the farm has typically opened Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — check the farm's Facebook page before driving out, since picking hours shift with the crop.

Liberty Tree Farms has no confirmed city, address, or online listing found under that name in Alabama. Crop, hours, and contact details for this location aren't available yet.

Smith Station

Opelika

Allen's Blueberries grows blueberries in Opelika, in Lee County's corridor between Auburn and the Georgia line. No independent website or listing confirms current picking hours or acreage; farms this size typically run a short summer season and sell direct to repeat local customers.

Frank Heath Farm is listed on Jones Road in the 31804 zip code area of west-central Georgia. No city, crops, or contact details were found online — this appears to be a small, informal operation with no web presence.

Roanoke

John Lloyd Higgins' farm sits on County Road 237 near Roanoke, the Randolph County seat along Alabama's eastern border with Georgia. No public listing or website describes current farm operations.

Opelika

Napier's Produce is a Georgia produce stand. Specific crops, location, and hours weren't confirmed through public sources.

This listing covers a seasonal roadside produce stand in Georgia. No name-specific details beyond the produce-stand category were found online.

Hogansville

Sweet Berry Orchard is a small, 17-acre u-pick operation south of Newnan in Hogansville, keeping its own bees for pollination and growing blackberries and blueberries alongside farm honey. Picking runs April through June, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 10am to 6pm, Sunday 1 to 5pm, or by appointment.

Honey I'm Home is listed as a Georgia honey business, but no website or social page could be confirmed to verify its apiary location, honey varieties, or sales method.

Hudson Farmers Market is listed under Georgia, but no city, website, or social page could be confirmed to verify its exact location or market day.

Ellerslie

The Farm House Restaurant & Gifts in Ellerslie serves home-cooked meals and desserts out of a working farmhouse setting rather than running u-pick fields. It takes reservations and credit cards, and a gift shop sits alongside the dining room, on Farmhouse Road in Harris County.

Opelika

Windmill Acres is a rural property on Lee Road 47 outside Opelika, in Lee County, Alabama. It's tagged for agritourism, but no website, hours, or activity details are published online.

Opelika

AEM Veggies and Plants operates on Lee Road 47 outside Opelika, in Lee County near Auburn University. The name points to a vegetable and plant-starts operation, but no current website or listing confirms hours or inventory.

Grantville

Lone Oak Farm sits in the small community of Lone Oak, between Hogansville and Grantville, where a family grows more than 120 blueberry bushes alongside a three-acre strawberry patch and a tomato garden. U-pick season covers all three crops as they come ripe through late spring and summer. The farm posts its market schedule and picking dates on its own site rather than through a directory, so check there before making the drive.

Ellerslie

Tumbleweeds Provisions is registered as a Georgia food and farm business. No city, product line, or contact details turned up in a public search.

Auburn

Randle Farms is listed at a residential address in Auburn, in Lee County. No website, business listing, or social presence turned up in research to confirm what's grown or sold here — contact directly for current details before visiting.

Auburn

Auburn University AMAZE is a seasonal corn maze on Donahue Drive on Auburn's campus. No independently verifiable page confirms this season's dates, hours, or admission — check Auburn University's own event channels directly before visiting.

Warm Springs

Warm Springs Vineyard and Winery grows its own muscadine, peach, strawberry, blueberry, and blackberry on 14 acres and turns out more than 20,000 bottles a year. The Warm Springs tasting room is open daily from noon to 6pm; a second tasting room in Woodbury, with a build-your-own charcuterie station, keeps the same hours Thursday through Sunday. Visitors can walk the production area to see the juice, ferment, and bottling process firsthand.

Midland is an unincorporated community in Muscogee County, Georgia, just north of Columbus. No website or social page could be confirmed for this specific market to verify its schedule, vendors, or exact site within Midland.

Waverly Hall

Bloom-n-Veggies is a farm stand on Twin Lakes Road in Waverly Hall, a Harris County community in west Georgia. True to its name, the stand deals in flowers and vegetables sold direct from the farm.

Waverly Hall is a small town in Harris County in west-central Georgia's peach and pecan country. No farm or market business specifically named Waverly Hall could be confirmed online, so this listing may reflect the town itself rather than a single farm.

AUBURN

City Market fills Town Creek Park on South Gay Street every Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m., late May through August. Auburn Parks and Recreation runs the market, where growers sell everything from peaches and muscadine grapes to grits, cornmeal, honey, and cut flowers. Demand is high enough that vendor spots typically fill and go to a waitlist each season.

Auburn

Farmer in the Dell is a you-pick pumpkin farm on Wire Road outside Auburn, started by a local farmer and his sons. Beyond pumpkins pulled off the vine, the farm grows peaches, strawberries, tomatoes, and watermelons in season, with strawberry picking running Saturday mornings. Fall admission is $5 and covers a hayride, corn maze, hay bale play area, and farm animals, plus homemade ice cream on weekends.

Miller Farm sits on Silent Lane in the Chatsworth area and runs seasonal u-pick hours alongside Fall Family Fun Weekends, with tickets sold online through Ticketspice. Specific crops aren't listed in regional farm directories — call ahead for what's in season.