Very nice place to bring the family to pick strawberries. Alittle pricey but a good timeread more

There are plenty of ripe and super sweet strawberries to pick! Highly recommended pick-your-own…read morefarm!

Love this farm so much . It has so much to do for children and families. I have been twice for a…read morefield trip with my daughter . FYI if you are going on a field trip with your child the tickets are cheaper when you buy ahead on line . They have many different stations for kids to play as well as a petting farm , snacks , food and beverages. My favorite snack by far are the strawberry donuts. They also offer other variety of strawberry dessert and treats since it is a strawberry farm. You can also pick strawberries in a carton or a gallon ! There is no water fountain that I could see so bring your water bottles and of course they have water you can buy. The workers are so kind and helpful as well . I cannot wait to go again with whole family !

All the Fall things! My family and I visited Washington…read moreFarm for the first time this past weekend, and we loved it! It's more than a pumpkin patch, it's an entire experience. The farm is thoroughly laid out to provide hours of entertainment ( mega slide, petting zoo, fair games, flower garden, zip line, corn maze, etc!) for you and your little ones ( or just you/ a date/friends)! Multiple food options available from apple cider donuts. pizza, to chicken tinder's and hamburgers. The strawberry frozen lemonade and regular lemonade is so refreshing and good! Tip: purchasing your tickets ahead, saves time and money!

This is a very cute farm/ Upick blueberries in Jefferson,Ga. This farm is on someone's property so…read moreplease be mindful of where you park and respect the land and animals. I came here with my two kids to pick some blueberries and got so much more! We came at the end of blueberries season due to a threat of low crops, but honestly we got out with a full 1/2 gallon bucket for $8. You can do a gallon for $16. Just drive up and pay via QR Code Cash App, Venmo, PayPal or just drop cash in the drop box. Due to COVID they have pre- cleaned buckets in a section for grabbing along with hand sanitizer with entrance instructions. Once you leave there is a "dirty" pile for buckets after use. Along with there 30+ blueberry bushes, the have a large area of 8-10ft tall sunflowers and other flowers they can pick for you to bring home. They also have other product like squash and peas for purchase. There are plenty of photo opportunities, but again be respectful. At the end/bottom of the farm near the animals they have shaved ice, drinks and seating area to hang out. They also have shaded areas to sit at with tables around the property. For animals they have their personal livestock with donkeys, a llama, goats, ducks, roosters, hens, and a peacock. Please support this local farmer, Kasie, with her beautiful farm and keep small businesses thriving.

O5 farms is a blueberry farm and they have animals. They offered a chance to feed their baby cow…read moreand meet their animals. It was so nice to get to pet and feed the cow, I felt like a farmer. During the summer, the blueberry picking is very fun with yummy treats like lemonade and chocolate covered blueberries

We had so much fun here picking blueberries. My girls loved the goats and chickens. There were two…read morelarge areas to choose from and we spent a good amount of time there. Parking was fine right by the trees so the walk was not far. You can pay by cash, check, or Venmo. They did weigh the blueberries with the bucket and then dumped it in a bag, but otherwise it was a nice activity. We would definitely return at some point.

This is a cute family owned farm- everyone was really nice! I came here with my parents and my two…read moredaughters and they had a blast picking blueberries. They also were given free bread to go feed the farm animals- some friendly goats and cows. We packed a lunch for the girls and ate at a picnic table on the property. Good prices for blueberries by the pound and friendly people. We will definitely be back next summer! FYI- You have to check Facebook to find out when and if they're open in the summer for picking. When the bushes get too picked over they will close until they are ready again!

We had a great time at Tuckaway. I wish we would've gone earlier in the season but we were still…read moreable to pick a pound of blueberries. The blueberries were $5 a pound. Beware that the ground can be wet so be sure to wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. Everybody was so kind and my daughter was offered a popsicle after we were done picking blueberries. They also sell a variety of homemade foods. We tried the blueberry lemonade and the chocolate pound cake. The lemonade had a robust blueberry flavor and just enough lemons to give it a kick. The cake was not overly sweet but it was still very delicious. While we were on the field they played classical music which gave a nice ambience while picking blueberries. I highly recommend this place for people with kids.

My experience from the time I walked through the doors of Southern Belle, took me back in time. I…read morehad memories of my great grandmother and the way I felt as a child. The first thing my husband did was ask about the peaches. Of course that's the reason he went there. My search was for the peach preserves like my great grandmother made. I didn't stop there, I saw many condiments, salad dressings, old fashion candies. They also have a dessert eatery inside. Customer service was very insightful. Because we didn't go for the activities or petting of the animals, I can't write much about that. Overall, on my next visit I will try the famous MiMi's pound cake which they rave about. Also, I want the blueberry donuts which they only have on the weekends. Doggonit, I went to early in the middle of the week. My husband is really enjoying his peaches. Southern Belle Farm is TeamBrown approved!!

A fun fall date!…read more Southern Belle Farm, located in McDonough, provides hours of wholesome fun and free parking. My wife and I arrived on a warm October day to enjoy the pumpkin patch and U-pick flowers. We arrived in the afternoon, but there was plenty of selection and nothing was "picked over." I paid $16 for a quart sized plastic vase for my U-pick flowers. They sell gallon sized buckets as well. Scissors and water are provided. Be mindful of bees in the field. They won't trouble you if you don't trouble them. There is an area in the back for you to arrange the flowers; I took full advantage of this because this trip doubled as a photo shoot. There were all types of people enjoying the farm; IG girls, families, even one couple using a wagon full of pumpkins as a baby announcement. Pumpkins range from $5-$20 each depending on size and breed. A nice young man named Luke helped us corral our pumpkins and carry them to our car. I didn't know they offered that service, but we tipped well. If you run up an appetite, they have a snack bar with fritters, ice cream, and lemonade. I'll be back next fall!

A full service farm with summer fresh berries, tomatoes, corn, cantaloupe, beans, peas, squash. You…read moreneed it they have it. All grown on their farm. Picked fresh. Great prices. Friendly farmers. Jellies, salsa and honey also available. Go by to see Jeremy and get your fresh produce.

The apple pies and apple fritters are amazing. Definitely recommend. The lines are long but worth…read morethe wait. Goes without saying that their apples are delicious. Friendly people as well.

Nestled in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains this place is awesome. They have multiple…read moretypes of apples to sell that come from the trees there locally at their orchard. They all looked fresh and taste totally delicious. They was my 5th time to this orchard. If you choose you can pick your own apples. There were entire of canned items to choose from as well as multiple choices of fresh vegetables. For my family, a trip to the mountains must contain a trip to Bryson's Orchard. They also have a small quaint little restaurant there but I haven't eaten there although they fried pies are unbelievable and they have a homemade candy store there including sugar free selections for the diabetic in the family. Everyone that works there went above c and beyond tomato our visit special!

Great place to get some fresh vegetables and home style breads. Large assortment of jams, sauces,…read moredressings, etc. Grab some boiled peanuts while you're here. Note: they do charge 3% for using a credit card, but no surcharge for debit.

We had a great experience in the early morning of the Fourth. My wife wanted to take a trip so I…read moremade it happen. To beat the heat and the traffic, we got up early just to drive to Alto, and our trip to and from were uneventful. I love places like this. This is a old-timey farm market and country store grocery stop with a lot of local favorites, fresh produce, and Georgia-grown options. We purchased an assortment of items. I love the strawberry cake and the strawberry ice cream here. The attendants are also very kind and welcoming. It's not everyday you can find July Price peaches and yellow zucchini, and this location as both of those. Highly recommended for a day out with the family or a find of locally produced delights!

I found this business on Craigslist, and, and after researching all local options for purchasing…read morean entire or part of a cow to fill our freezers, we chose this business. The communication, professionalism. and integrity of this company is exemplary. I have not eaten a lot of Wagyu beef and didn't get why it was so special and so expensive. I just can't do any wrong cooking it--the steaks especially are out of this world!!! I am cooking Wagyu now for the price I would pay for regular beef in the supermarket. It is so much healthier, safer, and more inexpensive to get beef this way, all from the same healthy and well-cared for local animal. The contact email is ca@providencefarmstread.com

From the owner: While they came from different parts of the country, Georgia native C.A. Russell and California…read morenative Kirsten Clauss both shared a common passion for agriculture and family farming. After working together for 30 years in California, raising their family and developing a nationally recognized Jersey Dairy, the couple has turned their compass back East towards the Blue Ridge Mountains. Providence Farmstead represents the next chapter in their farming journey. Working together with their children Colin, Lars, and McCalister the new focus for this innovative agricultural family is to provide premium Wagyu beef, known for its' tenderness and marbling, to Northeast Georgia and Western North Carolina. Their 100-acre farm in Otto, NC provides an idyllic setting for raising family farmed Wagyu beef. Providence Farmstead Wagyu is the perfect choice for consumers who want to know where their food comes from and how it was raised.