Family favorite! We took the kiddos as summer activity and they loved everything about the farm. Seeing the animals, mining for geodes, picking strawberries and trying as many homemade goodies as possible! The strawberries were huge, juicy and super sweet. It was a bit muddy but that's honestly the best time to pick them. As a side note the berries are across the street and with Newton County slowly growing crossing the street can be a bit hectic. Thankfully the kids we were with were between the ages of 6-9 so it was a bit easier to cross the street. But none the less still hectic. We went on a Saturday during peak hours which the kids enjoyed because there were so many new possible friends to be made while playing on the on-site playground. Plenty of photo worthy backgrounds, plenty of ripe berries and 10/10 worth every penny. Everyone that worked on the day we visited were super sweet and attentive. Not to mention patient. They really enjoy the service that they provide to the community. We also stop by later in the year for the pumpkin patch as well. This is a family favorite and generational stop for my family! read more

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We came here for their second annual lavender festival. Parking was pretty full on their gravel lot, but it was no problem finding a spot. All of their other farm features were open during the festival, such as srawberry picking, gem mining, and of course the shop full of goodies. There were also outside vendors set up, farmer's market style, and a musician entertaining us all. We went to the lavender field only to find that you had to pay for the picking back in the shop. No worries as the line was not that long. We got our PVC tubing and clippers (both provided by them), and started to pick. There was a good selection and the field seemed full. After about 30 minutes and a lot of photo ops, we were done and they wrap and tie your lavender for you. It was a great experience! We then went to the shop to get some food, but all they had were drinks and dessert type items, so main course foods. There is an opportunity there for sure! read more

Please do not leave your trash around the farm. If you pack it in, pack it out. Or find a trash can in the main building. We went to get blackberries and peaches. It isn't cheap but we wanted the experience. It's a mistake to go when it's blazing hot out, just FYI! You will walk quite a ways for this experience. The farm ( as expected) is not wheelchair friendly, I just want to throw that out there for people who may need to know that. That is not a dig on the farm, it's a FARM. The blackberry area was totally picked out so we thought we'd have to ask for our money back. However, another couple saw us looking around and directed us to another blackberry area way at the back of the farm. I would have never known to go there had that good Samaritan not told us. We got some decent sized blackberries from that area. And then we paid it forward to another group that had the same trouble. The peaches were small on the trees but still good edible size. We walked the entire orchard and never saw any larger ones. All of them were hard, which is ok because as they ripen at home we started cutting and eating them. Watch out for the bees! You can't avoid them, just don't freak out. I love bees, and they are there for a reason! Not aggressive, just all over the place. We got a good stash of peaches and then headed back to check out the store. They had slushies and pastries and cold drinks thank goodness. I have to say that there was a lot of trash all over under the trees and bushes. I picked up a bunch and let the owner know and immediately there was staff (?) in the fields picking up the trash. Please consider the experience of others and don't leave your trash on the ground for someone else to pick it up. Nice place. Nice experience. read more

Mitcham Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Oxford, Georgia

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We started a tradition of going strawberry picking about 4 years ago, however this was my first time at Mitcham Farm. It's about 30 minutes from home which is a win! I was pleased with the amount of strawberries and they were delicious. The dessert options available in the market were perfect - Loved every item - smoothie, cookies, bars, and donuts! The attractions / activities weren't open and I was a little disappointed but the play ground was enough for my babies, so no big deal. Glad to have a strawberry picking farm close to home. See you next season! read more

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A great family time! They had plenty of activities for all members of the family to enjoy. The donuts and frozen cider were amazing. They had a lot of cool dressings, jams and meat that you could purchase for later. My toddler loved the mini maze. It was definitely worth the money to have all this fun close to Gwinnett County! read more

Mitcham Farm - Mini toddler corn maze - Attraction Farms Near Me - Oxford, Georgia

We thoroughly enjoyed our afternoon picking blackberry, surveying the offering of the farm market, and being out soaking up some sun. Mitcham is quiet, quaint, and quintessentially Georgia. The people are nice. The place is lowkey and not too busy. Parking is ample. They are offering, now, peach, blueberry, lavender, and blackberry picking. We originally came to pick strawberries but ended up spending our time picking blackberries. We were truly impressed with the deliciously of those home-made/farm-made blueberry cake donuts, which are the best we've had. You can't get those at any Krispy Kreme, Dunkin, or even at home. They are simply amazing. I highly recommend supporting this local farm and continuing to help it thrive. read more

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Adorable farm to take the kiddos to, or just a great getaway for yourself! Delicious farm products and meat, too! A+ read more

Mitcham Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Oxford, Georgia

Amazing experience! It was great to get away for a social distant friendly getaway to the farms! Our family went at 10am right when they opened (9am) on a Monday so it was super quiet and the fields were packed with blueberries and black berries! Payment: It's a super easy process. You pick a fruit basket and fill it up. You pay after you pick to make sure you get a fair amount. We got the big grocery size blueberry basket for $8. Filled it up to the rim! Mixed with blueberries and blackberries. Food: There is a restaurant inside but only open on busy days. But they still had fresh slushees and ice cream available on the weekdays! There is a fresh market inside as well! We stocked up on fresh mango salsa, jams and honey while we were there! Should've grabbed the corn! How to dress: bring a hat, SPF, bug spray and closed toed shoes! If you're allergic to bees then be aware they are there but super friendly! Staff: Dakato was so friendly and helpful! He gave us insight on the year round farm activities, u-picking tips and the passport rewards! Parking: free and ample! Super family friendly environment! You could have your own little picnic and play with the animals! We'll be back for fall activities! read more

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These are the best strawberries we've ever had! I've been wanting to take 3 of my grandsons that I've been keeping for a little while somewhere just to get out of the house and somewhere not too crowded. After talking with one of the girls in my small group this Wednesday, and she was saying how awesome these strawberry doughnuts were, I knew we had to go! My babies love fruit, especially berries! So I thought this would be an adventure. They opened at 9 today, so we got there about 9:15. There were already people there and they just kept coming! We pulled into the grassy/gravel parking lot, that had a sign near the entrance. They have a little barn looking building that you can go into and get your bucket if you're going to pick strawberries. They also have an assortment of veggies and jams, slushy's and strawberry donuts, and a few other items for purchase. Once you park, you go into the little building area and grab a bucket or how ever many you want to fill and you have to walk across the street to the strawberry field. They really enjoyed finding the "red" strawberries and were so excited to eat them, they actually snuck a couple while we were picking them.... they just couldn't wait! After you pick the strawberries you come back and pay for however many buckets you fill and whatever else you want to buy from the market area. You could buy stuff first if you wanted and put it in your car but we paid afterwards because we weren't sure how many strawberries we would pick and the doughnuts weren't ready yet. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 star is because, This was the first time strawberry picking ever for us and visiting this location, so we had no clue how things worked and I had to ask what I should do, instead of the staff asking if I needed assistance. There was another family walking around too trying to figure it out as. I would definitely recommend this place, as I already have to some, and would recommend getting there earlier than later. They had plenty of strawberries it just got a little more crowded and hotter as the day went on. read more

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Great place for kids. Busy during field trips so parking can be a mess. The strawberry milkshakes are delicious and strawberry picking can't be beat. They also have a fall season too where you can pick pumpkins. read more

I dropped by one Saturday morning right after they opened for get some peaches, as I'm trying to find a local farm to buy peaches from. I usually buy from a farm near my parents house in S Georgia. I did not realize they were a you pick 'em farm - I was hoping to get in and out quickly. But I walked the path back to the peach trees to pick a small bucket (peck) of peaches. I'm not going to give them fewer stars because I didn't want to pick the peaches, but the peaches were expensive.... A peck at the S Ga farm that is picked for me costs less than the peck from Mitcham. It they seem like a wonderful family friendly farm with activities for kids and homemade food sold in the shop. Definitely check them out. read more

We had a great time! I found this farm on a Facebook page and glad we went. I chose this farm because they had a little twist which was the mega slide which was loads of fun. They had the usual hayride, a corn maze and pumpkins. They also add more additions like bull riding, bouncy houses and of course photo opps stations. My son had a blast here and so did I. Definitely will return next year. read more

Mitcham Farms has become a tradition for my children and I we have gone for the past 4 yrs and we go year round. We start with strawberry picking season which is always fun but especially fun this year with everything that's been happening. It's nice to get out and get some fresh air while picking strawberries. It took us twice to finally get out in the fields because the 1st time we tried to pick it was to many people. It was around noon so I decided to try again at 9am when they 1st open and that was a success. Not only did we have an area to pick all to ourselves but it was nice and cool. It started getting warm around 11 almost 12pm but we were finish by then. We couldn't keep our picking baskets due to a shortage because of covid-19 but it was ok. It's like $12-15 dollars to fill up a basket. We also got a dozen strawberry donuts and strawberry smoothies... I was in strawberry heaven lol. Now we're waiting for blueberry and blackberry season which I think starts next month. Check out my pics. read more

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Gee let's see what corny things you can pull out your ass to try and entertain people and make some cash during the holidays. The bonfire is a joke! More like 2 campfires. I only liked the funnel cake and that was about it. But I guess it could satisfy and entertain simple minds really. A bunch of wood cut out games, hillbilly trash music, usual hay ride drug by a tractor, and various other activities for children. I guess for them it's exciting like the hill slide that kinda goes underground which is kinda neatly done. I did like the potato gun game set up but that's about it. Oh and a corny corn field. read more

Mitcham Farm - This place is a joke - Attraction Farms Near Me - Oxford, Georgia

I went here for strawberries & had a great time. My kids & I found plenty of ripe berries, the employee was really sweet & we had an all around good time. 8/10 would recommend HOWEVER the fall festival/pumpkin patch is not worth the money. It's $15/person and you still have to pay for the kids to to ride the slide. The pumpkin patch was nearly non existent, corn maze was unimpressive. The rows of corn were so thin that you could see other parts of the maze & easily cut thru yet finding Malachi to sacrifice the children to was VERY difficult. They had a really big jump pad the kids enjoyed plus a few other activities but it dang sure wasn't worth $15/head. read more

I wish we had enjoyed this farm as my family and I were excited to visit. The farm is overpriced for the activities provided. Kids $20 adults $15. There are 2 slides, bouncing pad, 3 small playgrounds, a hay ride, corn maze and 2-3 other miscellaneous activities that were either not functional or broken. They have pumpkins that range from $4 and up. There were animals on the opposite side of the farm that allowed petting. Concessions consisted of hotdogs, nachos, funnel cake, pickles, chips and sodas (I may be missing a few) items were priced more of the same as a fair or amusement park $3 for soda $2 for hotdogs. Overall I wouldn't return. read more

I wanted to like this place because it had the potential for fall fun but it was a major disappointment. We went the weekend before Halloween and the pumpkin patch, which was very small to start with, was left with rotting pumpkins. So you can rule this place out of you have any hopes of getting a pumpkin. The main draw here is probably the corn maze. It is huge and I've never been in a real corn maze so it looked pretty good to me. I have no idea how a corn maze is supposed to work and the people there did not offer any instructions or help. The fall activities is really aimed towards kids. It was enough to keep young kids entertained but it is definitely low budget/quality. Most of the activities were manned by kids so it felt very unprofessional. It's just strange to have a little kid man the corn cob shooting and drive the little cow train. The biggest hit is probably the giant jumping pad. The worst thing about this place is that there is a constant dust cloud. I guess the activities and cars just keep kicking dust up but it is just dirty and unpleasant to breathe. Regular admission is about $10 a person but groupon had a promo running for about half the price. read more

This place had so much to show and plenty of strawberries to pick. I visited May of 2019 and I still think/talk about my experience here. If you go, be sure to try the frozen strawberry drink they have. It's so good- I wish I had the recipe! read more

Today was the first of 2 days of the Strawberry Festival. This was a total waste of time. The event was very unorganized and several vendors like myself were placed in an area where there was very little foot traffic. A small sign was placed on the fence to let people know we were there. Not sure it did a lot of good as cars were parked in front of it and writing was so small it is barely readable. read more

Mitcham Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Oxford, Georgia

Today I went here with my family. It was very fun and family friendly. My kids (4 and 4) loved picking the strawberries and playing the games. The strawberries are nicely priced at $15 a bucket. I will say however it was difficult understanding which line was which when it came to paying for strawberries and ordering food. My experience here overall was very good. This will be one of my favorite places to take my whole family. read more

My family and I went to this place to pick pumpkins and there was not ANY actual pumpkin picking. They quite literally had pumpkins from the grocery store with barcodes on them randomly placed throughout. The farm animal section was also a let down, the animals seemed so unhappy. I used to own rabbits and the rabbits cages at this place were DISGUSTING! The horse had no water. It was absolutely sad. Definitely would not recommend. read more

extremely overpriced, I paid almost $40 for just me and my girlfriend. When we entered the farm there was absolutely no pumpkins at all, the ones that were there were dead and decayed! read more

Came on a Saturday morning and loved it! Super clean, organized, and great customer service.

Sooo many strawberries! Had the greatest day there. They have a huge crop with multiple farms to pick in. The store also serves tasty snacks and there is a small petting zoo as well. The strawberries are sweet and delicious, perfect for eating on their own and also baking. read more

The strawberry farm needs cleaning up there was too many bushes between the strawberries, the strawberries are too small also they need pest control. Parking is good read more

So we went on a weekend. There was not a lot of people there. Much less than the past. We went for the 2 1/2 yo grandson. I thought the price was high for the quality. There were a few less attractions than last year. The grandson did stay busy. But not a lot to do for adults. The hay ride was ok but the presentation of the animals could have been better. There needed to be a person around to answer questions. It seems the employees are taking for granted what a great experience there could be. With all the agricultural competition out there this may become a non event. There are definitely better competitors locally. read more

This is by far the worst farm I have ever been to from waiting an almost a hour just to get buckets to pick strawberries to waiting 2 hours in the blazing sun to pay for the berries I already picked once I broke out into hives and began having heat stroke the lovely parking guard made sure to let the whole line know I'm "dramatic" and won't be getting special treatment which I didn't ask for ! I will never be coming back and I hope no one wasted there time and money at this poor excuse of a farm which seems to also home a horse near death read more

As someone who worked at this place during the summer.DON'T GO HERE! The slushies you like so much is just 1 quart sugar, 1 quart strawberries in syrup and then 1 cup of lime juice feel the rest of the gallon bucket with water. The doughnuts are not homemade like they claim. They are made from a mix that sits there for months that's mixed with water then put into the machine. That's not even the reasons why I hate this place. There is mold on legit just about everything. I personally had to clean it off the slushie machines which you could literally stick your finger in where the slushie comes out and pull it out and your finger is covered with black mold, behind the donut maker which they also rarely change the grease btw we did it one time all summer just because they didn't want everyone to see it on the fourth of July party, the walls, the freezers, and also even the fridge. The son of the owner Kevin runs around like he knows everything. But doesn't know how to do anything in the market. Doesn't help clean. Comes and makes corn dogs and fries in the kitchen and leaves the pan sitting on the table for the workers to clean up. Also has yelled at employees for many things including have tip jars set up because we are under paid. Yet he will go at the end of the night and go and find the tip money and take it. Yes we've caught him doing it before. Not to mention I'm still owed almost 50 bucks in tips from this place and its been nearly two months since I left. In all seriousness this place should be shut down. It's not like it was previous years. Kevin alone has burnt this place down. So yeah go to somewhere that is worth your money. Washington Farm is open for the fall and Southern Bell is open all year round. Go to somewhere that actually isn't going to get you sick by eating there food. Go somewhere where you don't have to go to this terrible hole in the wall place. It's not worth it at all! read more