We just visited on Sunday and had a great experience picking blueberries. You check in first at the…read moreoffice and pick out the size container you want. It ranges from pint to quart and gallon. The front desk admin saw we had a little one with us and advised which part of the field had lower berries for him to access. There were plenty of berries and I would highly recommend visiting this farm. There are two main shaded areas with chairs and benches. It also has a mini swing set and slide which was perfect for our almost 2 year old. They also offer water, soft drinks and some snacks for purchase. Definitely bring a sunhat and sunscreen when going on a sunny day. Also the ground can be wet so stick with closed toe shoes too. Tip: check their Facebook page to see if they are open before heading out as they may not open due to over picking.

It's a fun way to get our blueberries at the Cool Springs Blueberry Farm. We've driven by there…read moremany times, and when the OPEN sign was up, we decided to explore. Easy parking and inside the store we were ok with the quart sized box. The friendly folks reminded us to bend the long branches to get at the top for larger and juiciest blueberries. We see families enjoying their time at the Cool Springs Blueberry Farm. The picking was a bit of an exercise as the blueberry plants were in rows on grassy and sloping grounds. The container is filled, and we are taking ours home. We were glad we came.

Wow, a lavender field and a beautiful variety of other colorful blossoms growing so that you can…read morepick flowers to make your own bouquet!! Walk the fields soak in the nature, watch the bees and butterflies that love their habitat in the Dahlonega mountains! When you enter the gift shop the lovely scent of lavender will immediately be apparent! There's a gift shop that is what I would label, "Everything Lavender!" Eye masks, balms, lotions, air freshener, dried flower bouquets, wreaths and much more. It's a dainty, cute shop sure to make you want to purchase something. I bought a special tea with all natural ingredients that I am look forward to drinking on a cool fall morning!

You can find me at all the flower fields this summer. Wow, what a stunning property to walk around…read moreand take in all the beauty summer wildflower blooms have to offer. Dahlias are my favorite, but it was hard to choose among the rainbow of colors and flowers in the gardens. There is a small parking fee, but well worth it. Their lavender fields are in full bloom beginning in June, so I have got to go back in a couple of weeks to see those! They offer one of the largest lavender fields in the southeast covering five acres. If you want to pick your own lavender, you must purchase tickets ahead of time on their website to reserve your spot. They also offer fresh flower bouquets for purchase in the cottage shop, as well as tons of handcrafted lavender products (made in house straight from field to jar). I wanted to buy everything as I am a huge proponent of clean, natural skincare ingredients and theirs are only made with the purest, highest quality ingredients. Can't wait to take another drive up to Dahlonega for a second visit!

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!

Had a great time at the Lavender Lamb Farm. Picked a bunch of Lavender and bought some lovely gifts…read moreat the gift shop. Amazing viiew.

They are usually close on Sundays, however, we called and they opened for us. We got an…read moreinformative, impromptu lesson on lavender and the various uses the shortbread cookie. Samples were delicious and it's pretty scenic. We ended up buying a few home made lavender based products.

So much fun for kids. Go on a weekday if you can! Love all the rides and concessions - awesome fall…read morefun!!

There Appel cider slush is soooo amazing yall need to try for your self at skittles mourn farm in…read moreOctober

Terrific farm! Heirloom winter Squash and springtime specials I can't wait to see. North GA Candy…read moreRoasters here, need I say any more. That is dedication in itself. The drive is delightful, especially in the fall. I'm wishing I found them before missing the pumpkin patch weekends in Sept! Beautiful produce grown in the Eastern North Georgia Chattahoochee Oconee National Forests!

From the owner: This is a small family operated heirloom pumpkin farm sistainibly grown in the North Georgia…read moremountains. We offer a huge verity of pumpkins, squash, and gourds with easy access from the main road. Pumpkins are lined in rows next to our barn that is over 100 years old wich makes for some of the most unique family photo opportunities.

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!

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!

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!

The Ugly Tomato has the absolute best selection of beautiful pottery anywhere in Georgia!!! Plus…read morelots of other interesting garden stuff.

they are permanently closed i did top star only because we…read morewent there July 15 2018 the owner drove up in his 1946 truck. nice as can be . We went there looking for fresh tomatoes, they closed up in April but he told us where to go 8 miles from there and we wee happy.