Franklin's Farm

This is a great family owned produce market. Easily accessed from the high. They grow some of their own produce. They had an excellent sunflower and okra harvest. They had all kinds of other produce, oils, local honey, soaps ect; it is a great little place to visit and the prices are comparable to other markets.

This is a great place to buy fresh farm to market produce. Plenty of parking. Very friendly staff to help you with any questions. They also have several items for sale made right here in Georgia.

Had a great time berry picking! The kids loved it! If you go again, you can bring the basket you bought and get $1 off. You pay up front and go picking to the left of the stand. We go to meet thier little farm dog too after picking and sitting on the benches at the end of the rows. Alllsooooo had a travel cart for the little- the dirt was a bit of a struggle down the rows- but totally worth having

It's a very small place, but it was a fun stop. We did not pick our own strawberries sadly, but we did get to watch some people do it. It's right off the highway and it has a small kids area. I can't say I absolutely loved the strawberries, they were on the same level of Walmart, but they looked better, and were a little more expensive.

Very welcoming family farm stand with fresh grown fruits and vegetables. They also sell great jams, jellies and salad dressings made by other local vendors.

Visited for the first time and were able to pick our own strawberries! They were beautifully red and sweet. Everyone who helped us during our visit was super friendly and pleasant! Such a great experience- we will definitely be back!

Local owned. A variety of oranges. Seasonal. Strawberries Just a little produce place. The woman there was SO nice. Really recommend them. 12/10/25 got some satsumas today. So good.

My grandson and I visited Franklin's Farm over the weekend, and we had a great time choosing fresh fruits and veggies. They still had watermelons, too!

We went and picked blackberries and blueberries early this am. Well earlish since they open at 9 AM. We try not to eat too much as we picked but it's not easy. At all. It's a very relaxed atmosphere. Today a family was out there and their young children were helping pick so it was fun listening to them compete etc. And the lady that helped us was extra nice and friendly. Thank you and greatly appreciated kind lady. Great prices also. I visit a lot in the warmer months and occasionally the rest of year

A rustic roadside stand right at the grove. Produce was being brought into store from fields as we shopped. Ask to sample the satsuma mandarins or other varieties - the young lady at the checkout stand was glad to hop up & oblige us when the sample tray was empty. Pick up a bag or two of citrus or other products to take home.

The produce and most of what they sell are fabulous. Chocalate covered pecans and coconut cashews are delicous. Watermelons are the best!! Fresh peas and peaches!! No grocery store junk. Love all the goodies and the workers and staff are so nice and helpful.

Franklin's Citrus Farm was founded in 2010 when the owner Joe Franklin began to grow Satsumas, a type of mandarin orange. Today, the farm has grown to 75 acres with over 11,000 trees, and it also grows other citrus fruits such as Sweet Georgia Kisses or Kishu mandarins, Gold Nugget mandarins, Ruby Red grapefruits, Meyer lemons, Tango tangerines, Georgia tangelos, and others. Franklin's Citrus Farm sells their citrus fruits through several channels: their own on-site farm stand, mail order or through their website, and through many farmers markets throughout the country. I ordered a few bags of Franklin's citrus fruits through an online farmers market. The mandarin oranges peeled easily, were juicy, and had a sweet and tart flavor. A grapefruit was accidentally sent to me, but it was large, juicy, and flavorful.