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    Southern Belle Farm

    4.5 (247 reviews)
    Closed • 1:00 pm - 7:00 PM
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    Kemal K.

    Couldn't be a better place to pick Peaches. Prices are very very reasonable, farm is accessible, and you know what? The staff is really friendly, full of southern charm. My family loved it

    Fresh picked flowers
    Brittany D.

    A fun activity for all! This is such a well organized and wholesome place to go with your friends, lover, family or solo. I went here at 10am on a Saturday, right when they opened, to pick peaches, blackberries and blueberries for the summer. Arrive at least 15 minutes before opening to join the line and make sure you can pick fruit before it runs out. I paid about $35 for a gallon bucket to pick all that I could fit in it and I crammed a lot. Some people seem to pack a ton as well in the clear parcel bags they sell as well. It is super hot and humid out there over the summer so you are free to pack your own water, plus wear sunscreen and a hat to ensure your comfort out there. But they do sell ice cold water for about $2 if you do need it....and you will. They also sell buckets for you to pick fresh flowers as well - and they provide scissors. Be mindful to dodge the bounty of bees out there. They won't trouble you if you don't trouble them.

    Natasha D.

    We were here Memorial Day weekend at a time that was rainy/overcast. As a result, there were far fewer people which made the experience more enjoyable. Parking was calm and plentiful and we weren't bumping into other strawberry pickers left and right. It costs about $20 for a large bucket (which you get to keep) and you pay $1 per person to access the fields. We feared we may have missed peak season but there were still plenty of ripe strawberries to choose from. It is also well organized with the staff directing where folks should go. After we picked our buckets worth, we grabbed a huge fresh lemonade from a parked truck, did some shopping in the cute store, and got a strawberry ice cream. I have to admit this was a bit of a disappointment especially based on all of the rave reviews. To us it tasted like it was pre-packaged and came from the freezer. The strawberries were frozen/rock solid and while they were plentiful it would have been great if they were softer or appeared as though it was fresh churned. Otherwise we really enjoyed the experience and can't wait to go back for picking other fruits throughout the year.

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    Tanya J.

    Went to this Beautiful place today to attend the 22nd Annual Taste of Henry and funds will be donated to A Friend's House organization in Henry County to assist Foster Care Children. I purchased my ticket online ($40) . There was 40 different restaurants on the property from Henry county. All the foods I sampled were delicious, the volunteers were very friendly and provided phenomenal service to us when we checked in. I really enjoyed myself, this was my first time attending and plan on going back next year with some Family members, hopefully it won't be too hot and the weather permits! Plenty of on the grass parking for free, I plan on going back to the farm to explore strawberry picking and other events they will have! Will most definitely be back to Taste of Henry next year! I am still full..lol!!

    Aisha J.

    This is our second time visiting Southern Belle Farms and we enjoy it each time! The tickets cost about $24.00 during peak season but it's worth it. The farm has plenty of activities for family, couples etc. the food is tasty and it's just a fun day! Try it!

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    Sheila P.

    This place was amazing, with activities for both kids and adults! They had parking for yards. With the weather being hot and it being a farm, there were various types of bugs out. So while I had the intention of going peach picking, I avoided it for the sake of not getting bitten. Luckily for people like me, there were already harvested peaches inside their market, where there was also lots of other goodies, including various jams/jellies, fresh peach ice cream, peach ciders, and much more! I purchased a small carton of peaches, which contained six. I brought them back with me to SF, and gave them to my loved ones. They were juicy and delicious! Also purchased some peach butter, peach jam, peach jelly, and jalapeño peach jelly :) Definitely worth the trip out.

    Grace L.

    Very enjoyable experience. We went to pick peaches and blueberries back in June. The weather was perfect for u-picking and the farm was beautiful and extremely large. There were a lot of June Flame peaches that were big, ripe, and ready for picking. Blueberries were also very big and sweet. There were lots of families there for the u-pick experience. The country market was very nice and air-conditioned. They had a wide variety of jams, salsa, cider, baked goods, ice creams, and snacks. I got a peach cider and peach jam. The food service was also great. I got a peach cobbler with ice cream. I did however find a hair on the bottom of my cobbler. They had seating outside for you enjoy the food. This was definitely a wonderful experience for both individuals and young families. Would recommend 10/10.

    Kiah R.

    Finally got here for strawberry U-pick season and it was so much fun! I've never picked strawberries before I grabbed the pint for about $8 and went picking, it was cool to see the strawberries in all types of forms, saw split strawberries, the green ones that weren't ripe yet and the fresh red ripe ones. These are the most sweet and juicy strawberries I've ever had. For those who like photo ops this is a great place to take some photos. Everyone was very friendly and helpful who works there. They had one of the best if not the best strawberry shortcake I've ever had and their strawberry lemonade is a must try during strawberry season! The store inside has fresh kettle corn, ice cream, just everything you can think of in a true farmers market.

    Chelsey B.

    I went for the very first time back in October with friends and family, and had an amazing time! There was so much to do, ample seating, excellent customer service, and no long waits for the bathrooms, food, or attractions offered. I really loved how reasonable the prices were for everything! My favorite part of my day at Southern Belle Farm was the u-pick flower fields and the wagon ride. I picked sunflowers until my heart's content. I'll 100% be back soon.

    Toya C.

    Took my kids there and we had a blast. Easy to find and tons of parking space. Parking is free. You will get dirty so be mindful of that in the clothes you wear. I'd definitely recommend hats or visors, sunglasses and sunscreen. We went at 12. Even though the website said to purchase your tickets online there was a counter there to purchase tickets too. I did the online ticket purchasing and received an email with a qr code. It was scanned and wrist bands provided. You're able to come and go after that. The wristband has a qr code that shows a map of the place. There's so much to do. We ended up spending 3.5 hrs there and there was still things that we didn't do. There's a tractor ride that shows you the farm - strawberry field, peaches, muscadines. Sunflower area to pick flowers. Pumpkin patch and wheelbarrows to help you get your pumpkins to your car. Food trucks were there (I don't know if they vary) but when we went it was a - pizza, hotdog/hamburger, bbq ones. The farm has several restaurants too. A sweet shop for delicious ice cream, donuts and other creations and lemonade. The lemonade was delicious ($4). Bottles of water ($2). I did see some bathrooms. As far as activities we saw - mine sifting station - you pay for your sand and then sift for treasures. Hook and ring game. Sports area - shoot basketball, football, baseball, bowling. Skeeball stations. Tractor bike race. Sack slide - tall and short slides. Jumping place with several areas for kids to jump (socks needed). Corn maze- one short and one long. Seesaw. There was a place to shoot out corn and a broomstick at targets - it had 4 stations. A water pump race station. Pig races. Plus more activities that I didn't see. The workers were friendly. Just a nice time overall. Great photo opportunities. I'd highly recommend this place.

    Megha D.

    I came here in June for peach picking season with some friends! Despite the heat, it was such a fun time!! There's plenty of parking in their lots. They had plenty of bag sizes to choose from as well as lots of different kinds of fruits in addition to peaches. I ended up choosing a half peck of peaches (about $17) and some of my friends got the mixed berry baskets that let you pick strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. The farm staff was super helpful with telling us what peaches were in season and what to look for in a ripe fruit! Afterwards, we hung out in the covered areas and got some strawberry cake & ice cream and homemade peach ice cream. Everything was so refreshing and delicious!! Really cute farm for peach picking!

    Brenda L.

    Had a business trip and stopped by here for a quick souvenir shopping. Really enjoyed the market! I got a couple of peach muffin mix and they smelled SOOO GOOD! I can't wait to make the peach muffin at home. Also went for the strawberry ice cream and it was delicious! I didn't explore the farm but from the looks of it seems so fun and cute! Wished I had more time to explore the farm!

    Xing C.

    April is sweet and perfect for strawberry picking! This was my first time visiting a farm to pick strawberries, and we drove about an hour to get there. The place is great for families, especially with kids, because there are fun farm-themed activities nearby where children can play and enjoy the outdoors. Here are a few friendly tips: 1. Arrive early - You'll have a better chance of picking bigger strawberries and avoiding the harsh midday sun. I went on a Sunday, but the farm didn't open until 1 PM, so there was a long line and it got pretty hot. Many farms are closed on Sundays, so it's a good idea to call ahead and confirm their hours. 2. If you're bringing kids, apply sunscreen - It's easy to get sunburned, especially in the afternoon. 3. Take your time picking - It's worth it to look around and choose carefully. Since it was the weekend, there were a lot of people and a bit of a wait. I chose a 2-gallon bucket and headed further into the fields, where there were still plenty of ripe, untouched strawberries. Because it was quite sunny around noon, we picked quickly and didn't stay out too long. After picking, you absolutely have to try the farm's seasonal ice cream and strawberry shortcake--they're worth the wait in line! They were delicious, though a bit pricey, but overall it was a lovely experience and totally worth it.

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    Went to the farm. The food choices were great. Service was great. The ambiance was good. Love the atmosphere.

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    Ask the Community - Southern Belle Farm

    How much do it cost for everything?

    It's about $16-17. I've only been for strawberries. I don't know if it's the same price for all fruits. It might be different for peaches for example.

    Do they allow dogs?

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    Review Highlights - Southern Belle Farm

    “I was visiting my parents for my birthday and they suggested we go strawberry picking here, and IT WAS AMAZING!”

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