Southern Belle Farm

Dear Manager: Angie… an angel that helps to feel that you really got into heaven! Customer Services is everything and Angie and her co-worker they just simply nailed it! She saw I was alone and explained everything to me with so much patient and offered to take a photo twice! Y’all are amazing GOD bless this place and everyone working here, it’s a magical place for those who love nature as much as I do! Very family oriented place to spend the whole day with kids making beautiful memories! Parking is easy, everything is very accessible and everyone one is so friendly! Can’t wait to go back on Fall!

Nice smaller farm closer than others larger farmers. Peaches and blueberries were delicious! Everyone on staff was nice and helpful. Bathroom was clean. Beautiful flowers especially sunflowers. Prices are like most farms. The desserts were tasty. I had a peach shortcake with peach ice cream. Huge serving for what you pay. Had to eat ice cream and take the rest home to eat. Friend had a peach smoothie with vanilla ice-cream. Definitely will visit again.

I have been here a few times with my family and have enjoyed every visit. They have plenty of activities for the kids and are always adding something new every visit. We have picked strawberries about 4 times and every time they are big, juicy and full of flavor. The country store has a lot to offer and their desserts are delicious. I have to give 4 stars for this one reason and I hope they fix this: There are food trucks with fried foods to the right of the store but once you go into the area where all of the kid friendly activities are there are no food options. They have two stations that sale the same thing(smoothies, cake cups, and other sugar filled desserts). When you are walking around with kids in the sun you can easily get thirsty/hungry and sometimes you want a quick burger/hot dog, chips and a drink I think that should be a feasible option. Other than that I highly recommend a visit for a fun filled day! Especially if you have kids.

I recently visited this farm for strawberry picking in late May, and it was a lovely experience! The farm was beautiful, with vibrant flowers adding to the charm. The strawberry patch was lush and ripe, and we had a great time picking fresh berries. Although the peach and other berry sections weren't open yet, the strawberries more than made up for it. The atmosphere was relaxed and family-friendly. Can't wait to go back and try their other fruits when they're in season!

Fun experience picking strawberries with my kid. We'll worth the drive. Very organized, fast paced, even though there were a lot of people. It took a good hour to park, get through the line, pick strawberries and finish. Enjoy time to enjoy the delicious food!

Wow! What a fantastic experience! This family farm is truly over the top. We didn’t even end up doing any of the u-pick; just took the kids through all the activities and what a blast! They have so many different attractions! A corn pit, giant jumping pillows, low ropes course, cow train, swings and slides, honey bee hive, racing cars, you name it! And don’t sleep on the strawberry ice cream - oh my word, delicious!!

My favorite farm to go to each and every season. There's something to do here for everyone In the family and the food is so fresh. The ice cream is amazing. I actually love all the desserts. I also like the food truck in the store where you can purchase little cute odds and ends..

We love love love this place! We've come back several times but most recently for blackberry picking. They offer so many different pick your own throughout the year. There's a reason to come each season. Not only is the pick your own a lot of and gratifying, but they also have an amazing play area for the kids. Get your tickets online in advance for this part as it's a little more affordable. But the kids love it so much and there's a lot to do, that the price feels okay. I do wish that adults didn't have to pay full price, as we're just mostly following the kids around.

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.

We absolutely LOVE Southern Belle Farm! It's a family favorite for us and we go at least twice a year--usually for berry-picking season (spring) and for pumpkin season (autumn). Most recently, we were there for the pumpkin patch and fall festivities. I'm always impressed by how they continue to add attractions and sections and upgrade existing ones. You'd almost need a full day out there to do everything that's an option so we only do a subset of what's available. This time we did bubble making, the toddler jump area, the wooden "gymnastics playground" (as my little ones call it), the short corn maze, the burlap sack slide, the see saw, and the toddler tricycles. Whew--that sounds like a lot but there's so much we didn't do! This is probably the first time we skipped seeing any animals, but it was still a great experience for all. We go for snacks rather than meals while out there. I love the roasted corn and my husband loves the lemonade. We tried the popcorn for the first time--it's like a salty/sweet mix, like regular mixed with kettle, and it tastes fire-roasted kind of like the corn. In the spring, our family likes to try the treats they sell with the fresh berries, like strawberry shortcake. Main takeaway: this is worth the price. The price has gone up but so have the options and the experience. Plus, parking is free. My husband remarked this last time that it's probably the best value experience in the metro area in terms of what you get for the amount you pay. Most family attraction places try to milk your pockets at every turn, especially parking...but not Southern Belle! Top tips: (1) of going to the fall, go online and get your tickets early. You have to choose an entry hour and Saturdays sell out. (2) it's a farm and your footwear will get dusty/dirty; choose accordingly (3) there are several opportunities to take some of your favorite photos of yourself and your group; bring a camera or charge up your phone!

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.

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!

SUCH A CUTE PLACE! I'm from California and we don't really have experiences like this back home. I was pleasantly surprised by the joy I felt watching my niece and nephew pick the fruits available. They loved running up and down the aisles in their quest to find the perfect blueberry! I will say there were a lot of bees which wasn't particularly fun but otherwise such a cute outing!

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!

Love love love this farm. Saw it on tiktok and decided to take my dad here while he was in town. We did the fruit picking and the flowers. We were able to pick muscadines and fresh flowers. There is also a market where you can purchase produce, meat, ice cream and jams. We purchased some of the items from the market. We also got slushies and desserts. I ordered the homemade pound cake with ice cream and peaches. My dad ordered the peach cobbler and ice cream. Omg it was seriously sooo good. There is also animals on site that you can feed. Definitely plan to come back in the fall.

It was hottttttttt, but we left with tons of strawberries. We did the u-pick and you have to walk to the fields (as opposed to being driven there like some other places). The concession stand took ages, but the strawberry shortcake was worth the wait. It was delicious. There were a lot of covered tables, though most were taken as the place was packed. The inside store had a ton to purchase, too. You can grab fresh fruit even if you don't want to do the u-pick. We ate in the car to escape the heat and were on our way. It is quite far away for us, but we will absolutely return for more u-pick fruit!

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.

This was a really great family outing. We went first right at opening on a Saturday and it was already crowded. But not so much that it wasn't enjoyable. There was plenty of space to move around and more than enough fruit for everyone. We also enjoyed the country store that had fresh desserts made from the seasonal fruit, as well as fresh veggies and canned items. We picked out own fruit (blueberries, blackberries and peaches) but there is an option to just buy pre picked fruit. We'll definitely be back during other fruit seasons.

I had the most wonderful time at this farm. I've been to a couple U-picks and this has to be my favorite. This spot is super busy during strawberry season, but the place is so organized and the overwhelming lines went by so quick and smoothly. The employees are so very kind, even during a rush. I wish I took a picture of the food we bought, but I was too excited I did not snap one. *NOT PICTURED* the strawberry shortcake with ice cream and the strawberry lemonade are AMAZING, please try it. I wish this spot was not 50 minutes away, I'd go every weekend.

This place is amazing. Worth the drive. The staff were wonderful. It was a HOT day so be sure to bring water with you and shade (umbrella). We opted for you pick peaches. They are one of the earliest crops so expect a walk back to harvest them. So if you are a baby like myself.. either wait to later/closer varieties are ready to harvest oooor just pick up the pre picked ones in the store. They were also harvesting blueberrriss and blackberries.. I skipped those figuring I would be dead in the heat. Fruit is so fresh and delicious. The store has a gift shop, ice cream and all sorts of delicious goodies. We will be back. I can only imagine how fun their fall activities are.

5/18/2024. First visit Beautiful setting. Lots of fun picking. Strawberries are delicious. Makes fantastic ice cream in the Ninja Creami, divided, prepared and froze for many future batches. Picked up some delicious onions and peaches in the quaint little store.

Loved the food! We had a good time. I loved the flower picking, wish we could've done apple picking but it wasn't available. The drive there was beautiful and serene! There was no service particularly I could speak of. All in all good time.

Fun times! Fresh fruits are the best. Lots of options when it comes to container sizing. You can pick or they have already picked and bundled fruits of course that's extra. Lots of things to do with kids and the inside store has items for sale. Free parking. A place you can go with, friends, family or solo! Check the website to ensure they are open and find out what's in season.

Don't know what yo do over the weekend? Have family from out of town visiting? This ia great place! I always seen their add on Social Media but never went until a couple of weeks ago. The staff were nice, friendly and welcoming. The establishment was very well kept which makes you feel like you are a farmer. "I may or may not have sung Old McDonald had a farm" The strawberry ice cream is out of this world! Not only you can have strawberry ice cream but you can add the pound cake with strawberries aka strawberry shortcake . The ice cream is not very sweet and you don't need water. The pound cake... let's just say that you will leave with a few extra pounds. They also have local steak with no RBTS. That's what you call "farm to the table" We were not able to go pock the strawberries because of the rain but if it not raining it would be open. They have a small farm with goats , donkeys , rabbits , chickens , etc. the ambiance is very nice, open and lots of fun with lots of activities. Your kids will be tired for sure!

This place says wow on the entrance. We spent so much time doing so many things. We drove up and noticed that it is really a farm. We walked inside of the store first and looked at the items available inside. They had specialized jam, Salad dressing, cider, homemade ice cream and much more. We went outside and walked to the area where you can pick flowers and fruit. They do charge hand pick fruit and flowers. Muscadines were available. Sometimes you can pick peaches or small pumpkins. We picked muscadines, green and red. Green has another name. We also picked flowers from the flower field. Next we has the homemade slushees with for me peach cobbler w/ice cream. Shopped next for jams, salad dressing, homemade peach ice cream. Got some of their candies too. We spent time with the chickens, various goats, and cows. The trip from Atlanta is about an hour and worth the drive. I do suggest this place

We went last year to the pumpkin patch! It was so fun to walk around and pick from a very large variety of pumpkins. I also loved the flower picking experience as well! If you're afraid of bees, skip it, but I loved it! So we went back again this year and had a rocking good time there again! This may be a tradition in the making. And the shop is also great. A lot of variety in there.

We had an incredible time at Southern Belle Farms in McDonough, GA! The pumpkin patch experience was everything we hoped for and more. Our two-year-old son was beyond excited with all the rides and attractions designed for little ones, and it was so much fun for us parents too! Southern Belle Farms has a rich history and family roots that you can feel in every detail of the experience. The employees were friendly and clearly enjoyed sharing this wonderful place with visitors. It's truly a place for families to make memories, and we're already looking forward to returning next season!

It's been awhile since we visited, but when I tell you we had the best time. A fun-filled, family experience.

Pound cake! That's all I can say lol. The farm is great to visit. But the pound cake they sell is top tier. It's so fresh and moist. This is a great place to take the family and pick whatever is in season. I've gone strawberry picking here. My family enjoyed it.

This place is so nice and great for day trip with friends, family, or as a date. I went twice, once in the summer for peach/ flower season and once this spring for strawberry season. Both times have been delightful. Make sure to check out their website and Instagram on news about their U pick dates. Their U pick is not always open. They have plenty of fruits and flowers when it's in season. If you do the u pick, then you'll pay an admission + for the basket/gallon. There's also a market when tons of treats , already picked out fruit, and other items. They also have treats like. icecream, drinks, and desserts made from the seasonal fruit. There's an outside area with tons of benches to sit and enjoy your treats :). I do recommend wearing old shoes you don't mind dirtying since you'll be in the dirt. Parking is also free but you'll park in grass/dirt. They vibe is really good for all ages and it's a great experience! Can't wait to visit again!! Enjoy ;) - IG: Travelfoodie_ishy

I went strawberry picking with a friend in Southern Belle Farm earlier this summer. The field is huge, and we had an incredible time. The strawberries and blackberries were juicy and filled with so much flavor; honestly, the best I've ever had! I also tried a couple of their desserts. The Strawberry Shortcake was amazing! However, I was disappointed with the Peach Cobbler; it was raw and none of my friends nor I were able to have more than one bite of it.

Southern belle farm is so much fun to go to. They have god tasting strawberries and later in the summer season peaches. It's a fun activity to do with friend or family. If you go on a Hot day make sure to bring water and sunscreen. They are friendly and very organized.

Awesome farm with activities and market . Love the pick your own fields . I think we have picked every thing they offer

My friends and I had so much fun picking peaches, despite the heat! I was skeptical that the price would be high for the fruit, since sometimes at farms like these, you are partially paying for the experience. But I was happy with the price for half a peck (about $17). Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed by the strawberry cake. It wasn't bad, but not as good as the ice cream.

I had the best time picking strawberries! This farm is very organized and I'm suggesting you come early before it gets too hot and crowded. We were able to walk right up and purchase our buckets for picking. We had a choice of picking strawberries and/or peaches. On the other side of the large piece of land is an area for the kids bouncing inflatables and slides. They have a market where you can purchase already picked items jams, sauces, fresh pound cake, and much more! Once we were finished picking we ordered cake and ice cream all freshly prepared and sat under the pavilion. I have been back to pick blackberries and will return for the fall! If you enjoy nature this is a fun activity for the whole family! Until next time SYOY!

Have only gone once, but plan on visiting again we got ice cream, but I also bought some hot sauce. Lots of food to pick from.

Friend was screamed at in front of other customers by the heavily armed security guards. Even if she wanted to steal peaches it would've been like, what, 3 or 5 peaches she could stuff into her bag? Is it really worth humiliating your paying customers that way and ruining their peach picking experience? So sad since we'd be patronizing this farm last 4 years and always enjoyed the older gentleman who would greet us. Perhaps a better way to minimize "peach theft"?! could be to put up signage near the entrance or something explaining the policy, you know? Instead of having guards scream at people to submit to a bag check. It's humiliating and can be scary for younger people/children. My friends also pointed out the guards (who themselves were black) seemed to be extra bold about doing this to Asian/Indian women and suspected our friend was being racially targeted :(

An incredible farm and you absolutely should check their Instagram @southernbellefarm before making the drive there. They continuously provide updates on what's available and what isn't. I went earlier this summer to go strawberry and blackberry picking. The strawberries are sooo sweet they put Plant City, FL strawberries to shame!! SO GOOD. It's now muscadine season, so I'll be going grape picking this weekend! I've been coming here for years now and Southern Belle is a must visit each summer.

The Only Review You Need To Read It was a bit of a drive to this place, but it was well worth it. Lots of things to do for kids and plenty of goodies in the market. The highlight was getting to pick your own fruit right off the tree; for us since we were visiting from out of state, our objective was getting out hands on some Georgia peaches. And pick we did; our bag was overflowing with peaches, so much so we kept dropping them out of our bag. On the way out, we stopped off for some ice cream and a peach cobbler along with getting a couple of pictures in the oversized chair. Lots of friendly people, good food and a really fun operation. I would highly recommend this place for those from out-of-town like us (you can expect to be there for a couple of hours - especially if you want to pick blueberries) or longer if the kids want to check out the other sections.

just now NEW We went there today. Parking on the weekends is awful. More importantly, if you call the place, you end up calling the gift shop. Those people are delightful and helpful, however there is no option to contact any other managers, upper management or owners. That's super cute. And after you pay $22 per person for adults, YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR A PUMPKIN!!!!! WTF. Yes there is a playground, goats and chickens. The goats are starved for attention but are so fat and unhealthy because they CHARGE YOU TO FEED THEM and that's no oversight. Someone call PETA. I want a complete refund. And I'm calling for oversight of these animals. This whole place is obviously about the cash and not wildlife or teaching how to take care of animals. I live in an urban area and I would never treat my chickens like this. Much less any other animals. I sat there for 10 minutes scratching a goat that just wanted to be loved on...it broke my heart. Shame.

Perfect for the entire family all ages! This was my 2nd visit and it's always a treat. It's strawberry season so everything "strawberry " in full effect . It was extremely busy and I'd like to contribute that to beautiful weather and everyone loves the fresh strawberry ice cream and freshly picked or you pick strawberries. Lines were long but moving rather quickly. I bought 2 gallons of strawberries, cup of ice cream, straw hat and muscadine cider. Another customer suggested muscadine and peach cider as his favorite. If I like the muscadine I'll purchase again and try the peach. The ice cream was oh so good! Big chunks of strawberries throughout . A big difference from "store bought" . You can taste the freshness and the firm texture. I should have bought a gallon If you're in the area or just want to visit a farm for fresh in season fruit, check them out. Peach season is next! Can't wait!

A lovely day of strawberry picking. This season was tough on the berries so we were so glad to go to Southern Belle which has a healthy batch of berries. They weren't large but still plentiful. My son was able to walk the field easily and run around. There's also a store that sells cakes and homemade ice cream which he enjoyed.

Terrible experience. Came on Memorial Day excited to pick strawberries as they didn't have the field open the day prior. With an hour before they closed they were turning away guests. Drove over a half an hour for nothing. Not to mention the animals in the petting zoo looked malnourished and not cared for. Will not be returning.

Very nice farm to get out and feel like in the country! We usually go there every year for Mother's Day! I love picking strawberries and doing all the fun activities that this farm has to offer. Also great for photo taking as well. I like to come here during the spring, summer, and fall times :)

Huge place, good prices and plenty of activities for kids and adults. I love that it didn't feel crowded because of how big the place is. The tour of the farm was great and love the fact that there's a covered area to have lunch. There was constantly staff cleaning up. Will be back soon.

Was such a cute place for kids. Even adults can find something to do. The strawberry shortcake and strawberry lemonade was delicious.

Great place to visit with friends and family! There is particularly something to do year round here. I came in October and was able to do some flower picking ($15) to fill your cup with as many flowers as you'd like. They also had a pumpkin patch, hay ride, corn maze, pig race and a list of other activities to enjoy while here. Take the hayride and see the vastness of the farm fields while learning a little history about Southern Belle. Be sure to grab you some kettle corn too while here it is a must. They also sell cider and donuts which I've been told is a classic as well as candy apples and fresh corn on the cob. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and can't wait to go back for strawberry season!

This is the spot for blackberries, blueberries and peaches! I had a blast picking them all, especially peaches this summer! Superb quality!! Can't wait for next year!

This place was awesome! We came in October so unfortunately it's not fruit season but we were able to ride some of the rides, grab some food, and visit the pumpkin patch. This place is PERFECT for all ages. We took our son that's only 6 months old and he loved feeding the animals in the barn. He even was able to go down the slide. Lines were long but moved quickly. Make sure you go inside and pick up some jam or their house made ciders! ***wasn't really stroller friendly! There was gravel everywhere so we opted to carry our son Parking was easy as the lot is huge MAKE SURE YOU PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE

I came in the fall with some friends and it was PACKED. There were literally hundreds of cars parked in the grass and so many people on the grounds. The store has a great selection of jams and canned foods for good prices. Outside there's a separate line to order food, like the strawberry slushie and ice cream. I got the strawberry slushie with a scoop of strawberry ice cream which was amazing, but I would have preferred them separately actually. There was a large tent with a lot of seating too. There are lots of cute photo ops, including the pumpkin patch and the flower field. Wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting dusty! There is a lot of gravel and stones as well.

I absolutely love Southern Belle Farm. My first visit was with my 3yr old great grand daughter to pick strawberries. She had the best time ever. Not only do they have seasonal fruit picking, but they have a great farm fresh country market, family activities, games, bounce pads and farm animals. We played in the activity area first then picked some of the best berries ever. It was a fun filled day for the both of us. We go several times a year now and have enjoyed picking strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and peaches.

I took my feral junior roommates up to Atlanta to visit some Framily and we went out to the farm to do some Fall festivities. When I tell you, the menfolk loved it, I mean, they freakin loved it. There were pig races, gem mining, a bounce bubble thing, a petting zoo, food, shenanigans. The food was tasty, the food trucks were fantastic. Arielle the cow was a glorious beauty, and all the animals in the petting zoo were invited home by my children...what's a 10hr car in the back of an SUV for a few piglets, a chicken and a couple of goats?

Sunday May 2, 2021 We have to thank the blogger, "Belle of the Beltine," for this tip. Coming here was a lot of family fun. This was my first time visiting a strawberry farm during picking season that I can recall. Nicole had been in her youth a half dozen times. The farm opened to visitors at 1pm and we arrived an hour later around 2ish, when lawn parking was already substantially full and the line to pick strawberries was bending around one of the gates. We decided not to wait in line and went to the area of where the Silos were where $12/pp tickets get you into activities: petting zoo, trampolines, games, human-powered go-carts, the Cow Train, the burlap bag slide and a bunch more. After fun in the zone we took a break for snacks: strawberry ice-cream, and strawberry short cake! Really satisfied our sweet tooth. After nearly two hours of everything in the family fun zone, we went back to see how the lines were, expecting to buy the strawberries in the store, but instead picked up our bucket and walked to the fields to pick strawberries right off the vines. Filling one bucket took about 30 minutes, and it wasn't easy work either. During this time i was feeling around the plants individually and looking for those nice ruby colored strawberries which were hiding under the green leaves. This was a new form of exploration for me. Since all of the activities were held outside the COVID precautions were less severe. The mask mandate was just recently lifted by Governor Kemp for individuals who have been vaccinated and are outside. However, I kept a mask with me while waiting in the Cow Train line, or whenever close encounters occurred, despite being vaccinated. Look forward to coming back for blueberry picking season.

This place went from a nice family farm to an over priced amusement park. It seems to me dear old pops gave it to his son who only see's dollar signs! The father knew that you add value for values sake so that the customer felt good about spending money at the establishment. The son though, he looks at every opportunity to squeeze just a little more out of each customer. And that sucks! If you're a discerning shopper, you would see and recognize this. But alas, the foolish son gets away with this because there are no more discerning shoppers! I'll find somewhere else to pick strawberries.

Really enjoyed my time here with my little ones. I'm a stay at home mom so this counted as an educational field trip for my two year old and the me teaching her about plants. GPS was perfect and it took about 40 min to get there from the airport area. Admission was free for my kids not sure what the age cut off is but it was $1 for me and then $14.95 for a gallon strainer bucket that you can take home with you. After tax it was almost $17. You get 2 patches to pick from one on the left one on the right behind the ticket booth. If you want to be closer to the patch park further to the right of the parking lot as the ticket booth and everything for the patches is there. I made the mistake of parking closer to the barn so had quite a trek to and from but it wasn't too bad. The store reminded me of cracker barrel old times store but I perused and saw they sold Jams and ciders and other souvenirs like shirts. Wish they sold wine but I'll be back to grab a cider or two. They offer ice cream and cakes which seemed popular as the line was to the door. I can't wait to come back hopefully they're open mother's day

My family and I love this place!!! Last year we picked strawberries and were supposed to pick peaches later on. The summer came and left, so we were making sure to get here!!! The entire thing took us an hour from leaving the car to getting back in the car. They tell you which sections are ready and you just go and pick. This was helpful! We got a ton of peaches and can't wait to start making things with them!!! Definitely a must if you're in Atlanta!

First it's very expensive just to pick some fruit, and the bag/basket they give is quite small. Also, my brother who is 11 was carrying 3 peaches in his hands, and the employees rudely told him that he must pay, which was $3! Overall, not worth the money, you can literally buy more peaches inside their store for less.