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Greensboro, GA

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HEMI Blueberry Farm

5.0 (6 reviews)

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Valentina with our basket of blueberries.
Gloria P.

The blueberries were delicious made blueberry muffins and they were yummy. Great activity during quarantine with plenty of outdoor space to social distance. Would recommend going early in the morning.

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4 years ago

Great Blueberry picking farm! Owners are super nice and the blueberry lemonade was so delicious!! I am definitely going to come back again.

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Washington Farms

Washington Farms

4.4
(37 reviews)
32.8 mi
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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!

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Flower garden
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O5 Farms

O5 Farms

5.0
(3 reviews)
48.5 mi

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

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O5 Farms
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Buffalo Creek Berry Farm

Buffalo Creek Berry Farm

5.0
(2 reviews)
20.4 mi

I have been supporting The Buffalo Creek Farm for five years! Cameron and Laura, the young farmers…read morewho own this farm/business provide top quality fruits, eggs and preserves while raising their four young children. They are sensitive to current trends in farming and nutrition. It is amazing how they find time to chat, listen and share their personal knowledge to their customers. Sometimes you have to wait to chat and get the information that you are looking for, but patience always rewards. Laura and Cameron have extensive knowledge respective to organic foods and well as the latest research. They are both highly educated in Food Science and it's research. Cameron and Laura combine theory, research and practical experience in the field with over twenty years of farm work both in the US and Australia. They are a steady vendor at the Freedom Farmers Market held at the Carter Center, every Saturday, rain or shine throughout the calendar year. Their blueberries and their eggs are my favorites which are hard to match. The quality is unique with taste. I rate this business as a top notch, five plus.

I visited Buffalo Creek Berry Farm today with a friend and couldn't have imagined a better…read moreexperience. Not only did we pick buckets full of giant, delicious blackberries, we truly felt as though we were on a secluded, beautiful vacation! The farm is absolutely gorgeous, and the owners, Laura and Cameron, incredible. HIGHLY recommended.

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Ready to pick blackberries
Ready to pick blackberries
Fresh you pick blueberries in June and July
Fresh you pick blueberries in June and July
Blackberries and blueberries compared to a US quarter

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Blackberries and blueberries compared to a US quarter

HEMI Blueberry Farm - pickyourown - Updated July 2026

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