Jaemor Farms

What a joy! My hunny and I came without the kids, during the day, and it was such a joy! First off, pumpkins were amazing prices. We got ours for $5.99 apiece!! Then we had apple fritters and peach pie. I enjoyed the strawberry ice cream immediately following. Now, the boiled peanuts we enjoyed home exploring were a touch burnt but we’re going to presume it was an off day because there’s no way that regularly happens. Then for less than $40 we played with bubbles, did basketball, slid down slides, played baseball, dominated the Elmo and Cookie Monster corn maze, explored the pumpkin patch and shot apples out of a cannon! Ending the day with 30 minutes in the flower patch, cutting a bouquet of flowers for just $8. (The dahlias were stunning!) NOW! Evening times you practically can’t get in, traffic is backed up BOTH WAYS. So just do like us and enjoy it during the day if you don’t want to chance it. (FYI, we’re 33 and 40 and had a blast.) UPDATE: Special thanks to Miguel and Jessy for finding and returning my lost Lululemon to me!

Spent the day with my sister at Jaemore and it did not disappoint! We did the 17$ wristbands and were able to do a cornmaze, hayride, and shoot the apple cannon! There were other activities but they were more suitable for young children. I highly recommend coming by especially if you have small kids. We also tried the apple mini donuts which were very yummy! Great experience overall!

Jaemore Farms It was a cool overcast day. We decided it would be a great day to visit Jaemore Farms in Alto, GA. Looks like everyone had the same idea. It took awhile to find a place to park. There were things for the kids to do including a corn maze. We purchased our tickets and walked over to wait for the hayride. Everyone was surprised to learn this would be my first hayride. It was very enjoyable. The view was amazing. Mountains in the distance and pumpkins growing in the fields around us. We arrived at our destination. There were fields and fields of flowers on one side and a stand selling a variety of refreshments and snacks and lots of pumpkins of every size and shape on the other side. My friend and I had purchased a ticket to enter the flower fields. They give you a pair of snips and an oversized cup so you can pick your own flowers. There were all kinds of flowers in many varying colors. When we finished picking our flowers I noticed a sunflower field in the distance. It was like walking in a jungle surrounded by towering sunflowers. We had gotten our exercise with all the walking. We decided to walk back to the refreshment stand for water and kettle corn and to wait for the next hay wagon to take us back to the entrance. The experience isn't complete until you have visited the country store at the top of the hill. They have boiled peanuts, fresh vegetables, cakes, pies, jams, jellies, sauces as well as canned vegetables. I had to purchase some hot chow-chow (a southern delicacy). They also offer fresh churned ice cream, baked goods and freshly made chicken salad chicken salad. We couldn't pass up the ice cream. It's definitely worth the drive.

Fun farm activities for the family. Kids loved the bubbles and slides! Only negative were the pies and milkshake. We got peach milkshake and it was super watery and thin and super sweet. The pies were ok (we got 9). The peach one tasted like nothing just pie crust filled with flavorless goo. The dried apple pie and blueberry were decent. I would say BJ Reece has waay better pies. My husband got the pineapple swirl ice cream and he said it was really good.

The place has a very pleasant, rustic, natural vibe — exactly what you’d expect from a farm/market experience. We were really drawn to a cherry-filled fried pie and a red velvet cookie — both kinds of sweets made with real care and seriously good. Also noticed lots of fresh produce, fruits, flowers, and great variety. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Everything seemed clean and well organized. The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between a relaxing walk and discovery — you stroll around, see things, smell things, pick what you like. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for something different, sweet, delicious, and with that genuine farm feel.

We got there before the main store opened, but the playground for the children along with the corn maze was in full operation. We met two of the most delightful ladies during our visit. Although we didn't bring any kids with us we did enjoy watching the others play. There is plenty to do here. Be sure to allocate at least two hours, more if you are bringing kids or if you are a kid at heart. Plenty of parking. Be sure to get your passport book stamped while you are here. If you are not familiar with the Farm Passport program be sure to ask a staff member. It is a fun way to discover farms all over Georgia.

One of the best farms I have visited! Everyone at the farm is warm and welcoming. The peach picking deal was awesome! 3 for $40, we got some for us and shared with neighbors too, it was a lot. Plus peaches tasted absolute yum! Best ones I have tried so far. The farm also has veggie and flower picking, which were equally good, with lots of options! Got tomatoes, beans, squash, zucchini! Nice picnic and play area at the entrance - something for all ages to enjoy! The market was really nice too. Lots of options to buy from and to top it all the ice cream place is a must try, tried strawberry, peach and pineapple flavors - and all were equally good!

Cute place. You have to pay close to $20/person to do any activity including the maze. It's not optional to just do one activity. The food was really good. Tons to buy in the store. They are not allowing apple picking until November, but tons of fresh apples for sale.

I absolutely love driving to Jaemor Farms. I always buy some peach cider, it's amazing The banana nut bread, that they make in the bakery is also so delicious. We pick up a ton of fruit and veggies as well, besides those. The peach salsa is also pretty amazing as well.

What a refreshingly cute lil farm and market in the middle of a random town along our drive. I love a good pit stop on a road trip. Everyone was so so sweet and kind and greeted you with a "Good Morning" The energy in this place is heartfelt and homegrown. From the peaches to the jam that they sell of their very own, everything was so fresh and good. They had some of the best breads, cakes and baked goods along with the cutest bird houses, very unique and one of a kind, just the best unique finds for your yard. I got some peaches, like an apple cinnamon cake, boiled peanuts and the best sweet potato turnover I have ever ever, YES, they have a small food restaurant, GO. All the best markets have small restaurants. I would take this drive from Atlanta for the quality and selection along with the sweet treats and smiling faces, Jeamor Farms is truly a gem!

Interesting visit. The peach and flower picking was amazing. The people were nice in this area only. Inside the store was low key racism maybe not low key but they were definitely not used to blacks even the customers were staring. Went to get ice cream and the young ladies were nasty and rude. We spoke to the owner and he blew us off and made excuses for their behavior. It was an awful experience inside. So bad we refused to spend another dollar there.

Lots of options of things to buy in the market - only downside is that there is only picking on weekend so could be kind of a long drive just to shop. The food is delicious. MUST TRY the ice cream and turnovers (found in shop inside market).

We stopped in on the way back from Gainesville. There are so many wonderful items to choose from that come from their garden. So fresh better than you can get in the supermarket. A very relaxing atmosphere as you walk about this facility. Also have a Corn maze to walk thru to enjoy an afternoon. Service was great, many staff to help you out and answer your questions about the fruit and what is in season. There was a plethora of fresh vegetables, relishes, baked goods, peppers and many other items. It is worth the stop to check it out you will not be disappointed at any time you stop here.

They've got something for everyone! Great produce and all sorts of seasonal items, from the kids to the grandparents!

Massive market right on the highway. So many peaches available. Produce prices are decent. They have jarred goods, baked goods, boiled peanuts, and fresh flowers too. Their cafe (salads, sandwiches) just opened this weekend though I didn't try it. The ice cream really hit the spot.

Fresh produce... family owned and ran... go early to beat the crowds. Country barn ambiance but great place to get what you would expect a farm to have available.

Lame sandwich. Literally 2 pieces of white bread plus ham and cheese. No lettuce. No tomato. I grabbed some mustard just case. Thank goodness I did. I can't believe it took 20 minutes for this to come out of the eatery. Do yourself a favor and eat before you get here.

10 stars!! I could not wait until I left to write this review. I'm actually sitting at the farm eating the most delicious cinnamon roll. The service was excellent fast and friendly. My husband ordered a BLT added pimento cheese. Everything was fresh and delicious. I ordered a cinnamon roll. All the food is very well priced. Cinnamon roll fresh out of the oven. The texture absolutely perfect. Whoever made this dough is a master baker, soft and crispy at the same time. Perfect combination of cinnamon and sugar not too sweet, and buttery. Absolutely delicious. My husband is back in line to get more to go; this is a must stop and eat at and the setting is the icing on the cake. This is one of the most beautiful farms out here.

We went for the fall harvest and pumpkin patch festivities this year in October. It was well worth the trip from Atlanta. Very nice for the family.

Jaemor Farms closed the Commerce, GA location. Alto, GA is the only location and they have expanded it. They now have the sandwich shop here in a renovated barn walk up eatery. You can sit outside in a picnic area or under a covered area(see photos). The sandwiches are still delicious; however, they no longer have sourdough bread. The fresh fruits and vegetables are known at this location because they grow it here in season. Check them out. They also have different seasonal activities families.

Looking for fun fall family this is a good spot. Only an hour from atlanta and right off the main highway. They have a handful fun activities for all ages including a slide, petting baby goats, a hayride up to the pumpkin patch , apple shoots, and a few other things. Also a lot of great curated photo ops for your graaaam . Weekday is super easy and not busy, I'm sure the weekend is much busier.

We went to Jaemor Farms in early November since it was on the way back from a day trip in North Georgia and right off of the highway. Such a cute, family-friendly activity to do in the fall! There isn't a whole lot of parking, but there weren't too many cars when we arrived in the late afternoon. The farmer's market has rows of produce (higher prices than the grocery store) as well as tons of pumpkins and baked and canned goods. At the very left there is a cafe/sitting area where you can buy fried pies and peach ice cream. We got the blueberry and peach fried pies - the filling is preserved/canned but I still enjoyed the peach one. They're both very sweet. The peach ice cream was pretty unique and I enjoyed it - it was very dense and heavy, with the flavor of fresh peach. Another cool thing is that they sell fruit trees for tremendous prices (cheaper than home improvement stores!). They had blueberry, raspberry, fig, pomegranate, golgi berry, persimmon, to name a few. So if you're a gardener and looking to add a fruit tree to your yard, this is the perfect spot to pick some up!

I love everything about the Fall season and last weekend was absolutely gorgeous and perfect for a visit to a local farm. Jaemor had an IG post about picking wild flowers and it's been on my list of places to visit so I thought, why not! Drive was about 1.5 hours from Roswell and pretty easy. The farm has lots of parking and it's free; if you plan on spending most of your time enjoying the fall activities park by the barn, not in front of the market.   Right now you can enjoy the fall corn maze, shoot apples, pick pumpkins, cut wild flowers, go on a hayride, and participate in a lot more activities. It's the perfect place to bring the family. The all access pass includes everything plus a souvenir cup you can fill with wild flowers. I was solo and only interested in the flowers but still had to pay the $20 since I would still have access to everything, totally understood and appreciated the employees sharing the price is much lower in the summer to pick flowers. Check their website for hours and other details.   The majority of the employees were very friendly, helpful, and engaged in conversation which made me feel very welcome. I only interacted with one person that did not provide good service, the cashier that checked me out in the market didn't look at me when she handed me my receipt or say thank you, she definitely didn't' seem interested in helping me, but I ignore her unpleasant attitude and remained friendly and had a smile. Kill them with kindness.    One of the employees recommended I try the peach lemonade and peach ice cream and I made it my mission to make it to the market before they closed at 6pm, I barely made it because I was on the last hayride back from the flower field but I am so glad I did. I can understand why the employee made the recommendation, BEST ice cream that I've tasted and fresh fruit...yummy! The peach lemonade was also a first and I was a fan! It was the perfect beverage to drink on my ride back home, I was a very happy girl.   Definitely make time to stop in the market also. I picked up doughnuts, bread, corn, fruit butter, dipping sauce, and jam. Prices are very affordable and the store is organized and clean.   Overall I really enjoyed the farm and look forward to visiting again.

Took my family here to have some Saturday family time and pick tulips. There is absolutely no signage that shows it costs $3 per picked tulip. We thought the $5 per person included entrance into the tulip patch and the tulips that we picked. The staff told me the price info is on social media. It would be nice if the pricing could be clearer. I also suggest for them to have a golf cart or truck to help the individuals that aren't able to hike up the hill to the tulip patch. Probably won't be back...

Amazing place to take the family for fun or get some local produce for the week! We went strawberry and flower picking.

Great locally grown, fresh produce market. There's also a lot of outdoor activities for children and families here. We stopped at Jaemore Farms on our way back from a hike, making the trip convenient. Things you should know: I. PARKING There was plenty of parking available out front of the market. It's the first thing you see when you pull in. II. SERVICE No complaints III. QUALITY Fresh. Of high standard. What else can I say? IV. CAPACITY Busy for a Saturday evening

The apple pies are back to their former glory! Haven't had one in three years, they have drastically improved. I always enjoy the friendly people and fresh fruit and veggies. Awesome fall experience! Keep it up!

Great place to get Fruits and veggies, but don't be blinded by the farmers market atmosphere. There's still unhealthy things here, a lot of witch is the same stuff as Kroger at a higher price, so don't assume everything is made by some small farm with better ingredients, because it's 50/50. You can easily buy a bottle of Red-40 here (not an analogy). My only other concern is that they hardly ever have boiled peanuts, they're great when they're making them but it's pretty rare, usually they're doing kettle corn which is obviously less popular and I'm less keen on as well.

Just ok ... Since there aren't a-lot of farm markets in the area they seem to be the "go to" for people in this neck of the woods. Produce it pricey and most is not from their farm so if your searching for LOCAL and super fresh , this is not a great choice. But again the options are limited.

What a gem!! We had no idea just how big this place was. There is a ton of fresh produce, canned goods, gifts, and then a little cafe with ice cream, homemade pies and all kinds of goodies. It's right off the highway, easy to find and there's tons of parking! They have fresh picked flowers which is cool it was raining so we couldn't but there's a little barn you can go to do that. Everyone was really nice and helpful especially in the ice cream area. I was a little disappointed by the girls working the front check outs by the T-shirts. They were extremely rude and acted like they did not want to be there. Maybe being upfront isn't for them. But other than that it is such a cool place, please visit if you're nearby and we will definitely be back!!!

Very friendly staff. More than just fruit and vegetables. Nice place to browse for unique products for gifts. I especially loved their beautiful wooden cutting boards handmade by a local person. Boiled peanuts on the way home was yummy.

I've been going to Jaemor for over 30 years. And every year it's even better. Come for the atmosphere of an open-air farmers market with a hint of boiled peanuts in the air. Come for the amazing fried pies (peach, strawberry, chocolate, apple, and more). Come for the fresh produce, most from their own property. And most definitely come for the boiled peanuts (even if you think you don't like them... try them!). It really is an experience to have! The staff is super friendly and they explain things, and help when you need it.

We had an amazing visit. We purchased fresh produce and the chow chow. The chow chow is delicious

This review is for the farmers market only. We stopped on our way back to Atlanta from Tallulah Falls. In COVID times, they had a sign on the door that encouraged customers to social distance. However, they didn't require masks and there were many customers without them, which was pretty disappointing and why I deducted a star. They have tons of vegetables, jams, syrups, fudge, and so much more for a good price. We got some Jaemor Farms apple cider, apple butter, blueberry cake, apple cider donuts, and apple pie. The blueberry cake was very good. The apple cider donuts were a letdown. The flavor was perfect, but I wanted them to have a crunch when I first bit into them. The apple pie had good filling, but I wanted more from the crust. It was cute that it was a handheld pie. We would definitely stop here again on the way back from a hike for a sweet treat!

Man this place stays packed out!!! The ice cream was yummy and they have a big selection, but the prices were really high on their fruits and veggies. Try the baked breads!

Great little family spot!!! We were feeling festive, so we drove out to get pumpkins and ended up with cider ( strawberry cider is amazing ) and popcorn as well. They have hayrides and flower picking, slides for the kiddies and all types of fun! Parking is weird but I'm sure you will figure it out. Its definitely worth the drive.

Wow if you don't have COVID-19, you do now. Employees don't wear masks and neither do most of their customers. There is at least a plexiglass barrier in the prepared foods section. My husband and I were so excited to stop here during a socially distanced vacation we took, but I wanted to get out of there after I saw the lax/non-existent precautions. I do still enjoy what they have to offer here: jams, jellies, produce, and ice cream. Unfortunately the sandwich shop was closed, and that would've been nice to grab one. Overall a nice place that I wish took health more seriously than it seems that they do now.

Great experience for all ages. 4 stars just because it's priced a little high at $14-$20 per person so if you have a big family it adds up quick, but it's well taken care of. Clean bathrooms, and a lot to do. Highly recommend the flower fields! I think that's new this year, it's an extra $6 a ticket but worth it to me, that's cheaper then a bouquet at a grocery store. My daughter loved walking through them. Fabulous picture spot and fun. Make sure you grab the cutters they provide, we didn't see them and trying to get massive sunflowers without them is rough. Actual pumpkin patch is kind of small but good looking pumpkins and they have white and blue ones too.

The is such a great country store. If you going up 985/365 on yjr right you'll see Jaemor, stop in enjoy the atmosphere. Jaemor Farms is Georgia's local source for farm fresh fruits, vegetables and local ice creams. This place was a hidden gem and I wish I lived closer, because I would go weekly. This is a wonderful farm and market with many fun reasons to visit throughout the year. They have a great selection of fruits, vegetables, ciders, jams and other local goods. Here the staff is very helpful and polite. They have a little café inside where you can try out their fried pies or you can get their ice cream. I had the Peach and Pineapple ice cream and it was really good. The fried apple and peach pies are my favorite too. The ice cream is a MUST. I love the handmade birdhouses and garden statues. Plenty of free parking in front of the store, easy in and out. I highly recommend a visit.

One of the two places I go for fresh produce along 441. This place has more variety, but they aren't very friendly. Too bad dogs are not allowed. I almost always have my pups with me when going to and from the mountains from Atlanta.

Huge supply of fresh produce. And lots of other stuff. Great homemade peach soft ice cream; "small" is huge! Yummy. Peach pie pretty good, too! Visit was at end of the day. They were obviously ready to be DONE and locking up, turning off lights on the dot.

Used to be high quality items ; lately things are not very fresh. Stale baked goods, spoiled produce. I hope they improve .

This place is amazing! They have different seasonal items, but always a huge variety of fresh fruits and veggies, breads & pastries! They also have a ton of jarred and canned items, like your jellies, relishes& honey. During the fall they also have a pumpkin patch and some fun games and small petting zoo. They do have some yard art for sale as well. Our favorite part is the ice cream! Peach and strawberry are yummy!

Love the sugar bee apples from here, my fave! There's something for everyone to include locally grown vegetables, fruits, cakes, pastries, etc and yes boiled peanuts. Oh man their chicken salad "Nadine's Chicken Salad" is amazing and can be found in the fridge on your way to where they sell pastries/baked goods/ice cream and things in the back. We always get two bags of boiled peanuts and they are super hot and fresh every time.

My UPDATE of Jaemor Farms is long overdue. Since writing my first review here back in 2013, I've visited more than 2 dozen times. I host a hiking group and many of our adventures bring us past Jaemor. So, I will typically bring the group here as part of our hiking adventure, especially if we have a newbie. It's a good spot to stop, stretch our legs, use the restroom & explore the fun local offerings inside. I honestly can't think of a single person that I've brought here that didn't think it was absolutely worth the stop. *** THE SCENE Our most recent visit brought my wife's mom. She is not her biological mother, but more of a spiritual mom. We met her in church many years ago when we first came to faith and their kindred spirits have been two peas in a pod ever since. She's been the stand-in grandmother to our children, has accompanied us on countless vacations and has been at nearly every birthday party & holiday gathering for the past 17+ years. So when her husband recently passed away, she was in need of some fresh air and family. 2020 for many will certainly be a year with an asterisk attached. So much loss, change, adaptation, loneliness, depression, and anxiety have been caused by the headline events of this year that many of us seek a small piece of normalcy despite the risks of COVID19. We have decided to do what we can do to keep our family connections strong and places like Jaemor Farms give us open-aired opportunity to feel joy again in this ominous new reality. *** THE EXPERIENCE We knew just how much this place would connect with her soul. She's a small town country girl who still talks with a faint Carolina twang. A true Southern Belle who still to this day hosts tea parties with her group "The Sippy Sisters", sits on her rear porch each morning to read, pray and drink her coffee, and adores holiday decorations & gatherings. Isolation for someone like her is dang near torture, especially now that she is alone. So, after masking -up and clipping her portable sanitizer dispenser to her purse, she found herself lost in the quaint atmosphere almost immediately. She was the 69-year-old equivalent of a kid in a toy store, full of awe & wonder. If she wasn't pointing at something or placing her hand over her mask in amazement, she was picking something up. So I took the opportunity to reverse parent roles and tell her to "stop touching everything!" LOL What was she in awe of? Everything, from the bounty of fresh produce, to the fresh made sweet breads, local honey & ciders, to the huge variety of preservatives and mason jar items like salsas and pepper jellies. Being that it is Fall, she was amazed by the selection of pumpkins and gourds as well as the eclectic selection of southern yard art. But what she really enjoyed were the fried pies and store-made ice creams in the rear. *** PIES, ICE CREAM & PEANUTS... Oh my!!! Tucked away in the rear left corner of the building is a display counter loaded with instant delight. Fried pies of all kinds from German Chocolate to Coconut to Strawberry and a scrumptious array of ice cream flavors. MY FAVORITE is the peach! If that were not enough, they also have some of the best boiled peanuts around! I know many who are not from the South might find boiled peanuts to be weird, I certainly did when I first arrived in Georgia. But be open minded and give them a try, because for a few bucks you might discover a favorite new food! Fair warning though, they are super hot! *** FESTIVITIES THEE ABSOLUTE BEST TIME to visit Jaemor Farms is when they are utilizing the entire property for seasonal events. Currently the entire farm is open to Fall Festivities. For a small fee you can spend the day entertaining your family with hayrides, corn mazes, pumpkin train rides, tricycle races, a petting zoo and my personal favorite - The Apple Cannon!!! They even have a U-PICK flower field and pumpkin patch. *** FINAL THOUGHTS For over 7 years Jaemor Farms has given my family & friends great pleasure as a MUST STOP location to our hiking adventures. We've purchased everything from fruits & jams to ice cream, sweet breads & boiled peanuts. I've seen the reviews of people angry over the lack of social distancing here, but I personally thought it was reasonably good all things considered. The separate festivity areas had very low levels of people the day we visited. I know (as with everything lately) opinions vary greatly on matters concerning COVID-19. I've heard it best related to a traffic light. Some people are RED (stop/shelter), some are GREEN (go) and some are YELLOW (proceed, but with caution), each with their own argument for their position. As for our family, we are doing our best to live responsibly & respectfully yellow, but without being caged by fear. Thank you Jaemor for providing a venue of escape for those of us who think masks, sanitizer, fresh air AND human interaction are ALL needed. 2020 / 67

Rare, but this place gets 5-stars from me on just one visit! Why? We were driving through Georgia to points North and found JF by total accident. Overflowing with farm-fresh produce, homemade jams and jellies, local cured meat products, etc... If you are into GREAT food and ingredients, Jaemor Farms is a true Southern culinary playground! And if you are hungry, make sure not to skip that humble little BBQ shack out front. We both agreed that their pulled pork sandwiches were some of the very best we have ever enjoyed! We are making this a must-stop on our next trip North !!

This place is AWESOME! I come here on my drive to Helen yearly and am always so excited about the homemade strawberry ice cream! The peaches, tomatoes, and strawberries are also great and taste much fresher than your local grocery store.

Jaemor farms is an awesome place if you have kids. If you dont, it's a very interesting fun grocery store. A lot of kids activity (not that adults can't do them, but less enticing for adults me thinks), such as corn maze, slides, apple shooting, all the autumny things you can think of! Nonetheless I'm more interested in food, but ofc. We got fried apple and peach pies which were kind of a let down. They use canned fruits, which my apple pie did not have a single apple piece. Just, apple sauce. They weren't warm... they were room temperature and blah. We bought so many baked goods at the store - pound cake, apple cider cake, apple cider donuts, banana nut bread. One thing in common for all of these items is that they are all pretty dry and dense. The flavors were there but the texture was not. I'd say the Apple cider cake was the best one. The icing was surprisingly tasty! Grainy, which I appreciate but I know there are people who dislike that. The icing saved the cake. The cake itself is... no thank you. Overall, If you have kids, totally check it out. If not, it's a cute place to drive to but not much is there. The desserts aren't worth it so, your call! 5 Gryffindor points out of 10. Ps: covid what?!!?? No social distancing, no one is wearing a mask. It's truly a culture shock... guess ain't nobody scared of covid here.

The funniest thing, whenever I stop at the GA Visitor's center on 85 (SC/GA), they have a display of locally made items, and a lot of them showcase Jaemor Farms. Never heard of it, not sure why- considering I have probably driven by the main location countless times. The actual storefront was constructed in 1981 by Jimmy Alan Echols and his wife (who unfortunately just passed away last Wednesday!) Valvoreth Morrison (maiden name) Echols. The Echols have been farming since 1912. So, what a weird name, yea? Jae (Jimmy's initials) and mor (the first 3 letters of Valvoreth's maiden name) is how they came up with the name! About a 15 minute drive past Gainesville on GA-365 (AKA the road that 985 turns into), Jaemor Farms is a pretty big market that the whole family can enjoy. My sister told me she had taken her students there countless times, and even her kids- they seem to enjoy it! I mean, why not? They have fruit picking, corn mazes, and all other sorts of buildings for family fun. The main market, which also houses BBQ, Kettle Corn, and the produce they have, along with the bakery, and jammery (lol I know, not even a word). Pretty much, you can find all things southern cuisine here, and the products are pretty great! I finally made a trip up here last week to see what they had available. I know a lot of people rave about their strawberries, but I actually got a "green carton" of blueberries for $7.99. Mom really enjoyed those. I also got some salsas, doughnuts, chicken salad, hoop cheese, and vanilla peaches. I did not head down though to the very end, which had the fried pies and ice cream- I hear those places are good. In terms of COVID- I have heard mixed things. I did go early on a weekday morning, and I did wear my mask. It was about 50% capacity, and while one patron was uncomfortably stalking me (I tried farting to keep her away), I didn't have a chance to see all the jams. Some people have masks, some don't. The town of Alto is very small, I get that. I guess though, Jaemor is very popular throughout the region, attracting people from all over- cities large and small. There is sanitizer there and guards at the cash register. I guess what I am saying is, try to go at a non peak time if you can, if crowds make you uncomfortable. If you like all things southern and are in the area, I would suggest you check it out, they have a lot of things that will satisfy your southern hunger! RIP Valvoreth, I have heard many great stories of you, I trust your legacy will live on!

This is a must stop along U.S.441 on top of the hill. It's easy to pass because it's so far off the road. It's just a great place to look at all the things that a farm can bring to your plate or table. Gosh, I don't know where to start. They have fruits, vegetables, jams of any type, breads, cooking supplies, ice cream, hay rides, apples, cakes, kettle corn, pastries and so much more. The prices were typically higher than you will pay in a store. No real deals to be had here, so I'm just looking at all "the stuff". There are hundreds of people who stop here. I am just amazed at the variety of fresh food. Just stop and at least look. There is typically a deputy sheriff on duty to control any traffic issues, which there are none. If you are on a diet this would not be the place to stop unless you can resist. I didn't buy a thing. I just looked at all the items they have and took lots of pictures for you to enjoy. Checkout is quick enough with plenty of registers and employees to answer your questions. If you are looking for deals on fresh produce without all the sweets, then stop at Osage Farms at 5030 Highway 441 North, just north of this place.

We had such a great time here! There's so much to do and see. For $20 you can experience the corn maze, hayride, flower picking (all you can pick is worth the money alone!) and all the fun things for kids such as apple cannons, tricycle races, farm slides, duck races, and petting/feeding zoo. There's a pumpkin patch, lots to eat and drink, and a farm market if you just want to come and see... no admission price for this. Give yourself hours to enjoy this!

A lot of times when I go hiking, I would go pass Jaemor Farms. I've always wanted to get some fresh fruits and veggies. However, never had a chance. After hiking, it's late afternoon and the place is jam pack! Because I've been wanting fresh peaches, I decided to stop by on an early Saturday morning. I'm glad! It is not packed yet and I was able to scope the place out! I honestly thought there would be more veggies to choose from. The variety of peaches did NOT disappoint me at all! I didn't know there was that many variety! I'm very impressed by that. I got 2 different types of peaches - white & red - I forgot the exact names since there are variations of each color. I love snap beans so I got some. My friend thought it was more pricier than we would get a the Asian store. That is true but I look at it like this is straight from the farm and organic. We bought a few natural lotions and soaps, as well as fresh baked cakes to Amish popcorn. Really like this place, would come back. They have a farm for U-Pick It, along with stuff to do with the kids. Since we were early, we didn't get eat at the cafe. 69/2020

This place is awesome. It was raining slightly so we didn't explore the corn maze. The boiled peanuts were yummy! There so many interesting items. There were lots of homemade jams, jellies and pickled items. The gift shop had inspirational sayings. If I hadn't been flying, I would have bought several. There were local businesses that made honey, pickled items and soaps. This market had lots of interesting food items. The produce was nice. The home made breads were incredible. There were lots of choices.

The flowers were so beautiful and they have amazing fudge flavors. I came on a really hot day so I suggest coming on a cool day. They have amazing service and they will help you pick good fruits and veggies.

Delicious homemade items. Always a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables. Boiled peanuts and kettle corn along with ice cream and turnovers to tide you over while shopping. Makes a great day trip.

They're open during the Government Restrictions - drop in for a taste of what America should be. Good Family Farm and Market - lots of market items (meats, dairy, veggies, fruit) at reasonable prices. Lots of Tourist Items (Jellies, Sauces, etc). Great Fried Pies. Looking forward to the days when things return to normal and all the activities are back...see website.

My best friend and I went on a day hiking trip to Panther Creek. We were driving from Atlanta to North East Ga and passed Jaemor Farms along the way. We turned around and went back to check it out. It is a super cute traditional style farmers market with locally grown fruits and vegetables, local honey, homemade pies, Amish cheese (cheese from an Amish Dairy) and more. We bought blackberries, peaches, watermelon, honey, fig preserves and several types of Amish cheese. I had the blackberries, peaches and fig preserves and they were all fantastic. The peaches were the best I've ever had. Tip: There is a boiled peanuts and lemonade stand outside but you pay for them inside. Be sure to get it before you get in line to pay as the lines can be long. Go check it out!

Went a few weeks ago and it was almost closing time. I needed some jalapeño peppers and they were already put away. I asked one of the workers if he would get me a couple of dozen and said I needed them without any wrinkles as this means they are hotter. He got them for me and when I got home and looked at them not one had a wrinkle. They were all perfect. Have shopped there several times while passing to go other places and wish they were closer to home. Everything I have purchased there is great and the staff is too.