Summer Fruits: Best Farms for Berries, Peaches and More
Pick fresh blueberries, peaches and other fruits at these nearby farms. Locations around the Atlanta area offer produce for farm fun, along with activities; admission and farm activities may be extra. Blueberries are harvested in Georgia from late May to mid-July, and you can expect peaches until August.
Call or check websites for picking conditions and availability.
Head to Blue Ridge for Mercier Orchards’ Farm, which offers u-pick blueberries. Take in the beauty of the 300-acre farm with a tractor ride, and stop by the café or market for delicious food and treats. You can also pick blackberries and vegetables. Blue Ridge.
This McDonough farm has a two-acre blueberry patch for pick-your-own, and they offer 20 different varieties of peaches, as well as blackberries, for u-pick. Grab pre-picked berries at their market, which also has baked goods, jams, honey, fruit ciders and more. Visit with chickens, donkeys, cows, goats, horses and more at Belle’s Barn, and they have special summer attractions from May 27-June 28. McDonough.
This family-owned and operated blueberry farm is located in Loganville with more than 500 rabbit eye blueberry bushes. The farm plans to open in June. Loganville.
Lone Oak Farms in Grantville is open seven days a week during blueberry season from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Pick your own fresh blueberries from July to October. Grantville.
This Lawrenceville farm offers u-pick by the pound in June and July as you peruse the blueberry fields. Kids will love viewing the farm animals, including Scottish Highland Cows, goats and chickens. Lawrenceville.
You will have a chance to pick your own peaches on their U-Pick Peaches Days throughout the season. Grab a bite at The Eatery at Jaemor Farms for sandwiches, subs, barbecue and milkshakes, and stop by The Market for homemade breads, cakes, fried pies, produce and more. They also offer u-pick flowers for bunches of beautiful blooms. Alto.
This farm harvests peaches from mid-May through mid-September, and they sell onions, squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, beans, peppers, zucchini, potatoes, okra, corn and homemade ice cream. Woodbury.
Travel to Dickey Farms for peaches, homemade ice cream, vegetables, preserves and more. They usually have peaches through mid-August. Explore the playground, and go on a farm tour. Musella.
Peaches are available at this farm and market, and they also have peach ice cream, peach cobbler, pecans, jams, salsas, onions, peas, watermelon, wines and more. Stop by the Café & Bakery for some delicious Southern food, and kids will love the farm-themed playground with real tractors. Fort Valley.
For more than 30 years, this family-run orchard has offered fresh produce, including blueberries, tomatoes, pecans and 10 different varieties of peaches. The orchards usually open in June. Rutledge.
Head outside of metro Atlanta to this farm with blueberries, veggies, blackberries, flowers and more. West Point.
Whitley Farms is a veteran- and family-owned farm with blueberries, u-pick flowers, fresh produce, homemade desserts and more. Your family will also love watching the friendly bulls. Sharpsburg.
Enjoy varieties of blueberries at this u-pick farm. They plan to open mid-June. Atlanta.
Through July, find fresh blueberries at this 40-acre farm. Enjoy a scoop of blueberry ice cream, sip on blueberry soda, and shop sauces, jams, Georgia Grown products and more. Alma.
This peach farm also has seasonal vegetables, blueberries, blackberries, nectarines, watermelons and more, and taste the delicious homemade peach ice cream. Take home market products, such as jams, jellies, pies and more. Keep in mind, they are cash only. Concord.
Visit this Farm Store for freshly picked peaches, bagged pecans, homemade desserts, peach ice cream and more. Fort Valley.
This farm is usually open from May to July on weekdays for mulberries, blackberries and blueberries. Lexington.
This is a naturally grown u-pick blueberry farm in east Georgia. The farm usually opens for the season from June-July. Arnoldsville.
Pick your own blueberries and blackberries at this farm, and purchase their harvested honey. Their fields should open in mid-June. Watkinsville.
Opening June 4, this estate has 2,600 blueberry bushes for u-pick berries. Watkinsville.
This Jackson County family-owned farm offers blueberries, blackberries, peaches and apples. Commerce.
Pick your own naturally grown blueberries, and view tons of different animals, including Danny the alpaca, Pretty Bird the peacock, cows, goats, mini pot belly pigs and more. They also have a u-cut flower field. Jefferson.
This farm is usually open for blueberry season in late June or early July, and flower u-pick begins in July. You can also shop seasonal produce, and you might spot their free range chickens. Canton.
The u-pick season begins in June. The roadside fruit stand offers blackberries, jams and jellies. Canton.
This 15-acre pick-your-own fruit and berry orchard has blueberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarines, plums and pears. They plan to open later this summer. Rutledge.
Visit this location to pick rabbit eye blueberries, where the farm got its name. You can also shop quarts of local honey. West Point.
In the summer, pick blueberries at blackberries at this farm, and cool off from your farm adventure on the Popsicle Porch. Senoia.
Travel down for u-pick blueberries, and you can also purchase fresh corn, tomatoes, melons and other vegetables. They plan to be open three days a week, starting in June. LaGrange.
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In summer, you can pick your own blueberries, blackberries, peaches and lavender at this cute farm in Oxford, 45 minutes east of Atlanta. At the Farm Market, enjoy fresh produce, specialty items, baked goods, sweet treats, décor and gifts. Visit with farm animals and relax and play on the playground. Oxford.
The history of this Woodstock farm began in 1978 when the owners bought 40 acres of land for blueberries, pumpkins and Christmas trees. They plan to open in July for their blueberry season. Woodstock.
This Newnan orchard offers fresh, u-pick peaches south of Atlanta. Newnan.
