Farms in Georgia

Farms in Georgia: What You Need to Know

Georgia is home to a range of spots for visiting u-pick farms, spread across the state's different growing regions. This page rounds up every farms location listed in Georgia so you can compare distance, ratings, and reviews before deciding where to go.

You Pick Farms in the Southeast

the Southeast supports a genuine year-round pick-your-own calendar, starting with strawberries in April-adjacent spring weeks and continuing through summer berries, stone fruit, and a long fall run of apples, pumpkins, and other harvest crops. Farms growing in sandy, well-drained soil across the region often diversify across several of these crops, which is why the same farm can be worth visiting more than once a year.

Best Time for Farms in Georgia

Pick-your-own season in Georgia runs from spring strawberries through summer berries and stone fruit, into a fall peak of apples and pumpkins that usually draws the largest crowds.

Tips for Farms in Georgia

Call ahead or check a location's website before visiting, since hours and availability for visiting u-pick farms can change with the weather and time of year. Weekday visits are usually less crowded than weekends.