5 Real-Life Farms Near Atlanta

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Atlanta is a major metropolitan city, but it’s still in the South. That means there’s plenty of farmland and actual farms not far away. You don’t have to drive far to see rolling hills, hay and barns on the horizon — barns near Atlanta, y’all.

If rustic horizons are your thing and cattle, chicken and fresh crops on the landscape sound like fun. Here are 5 farms near Atlanta that you need to go visit:

Big Springs Farm

2100 Sugar Pike Rd, Woodstock, GA 30188 | (678) 899-3900
Big Springs Farm in Woodstock has a vast pumpkin patch that has events such as a harvest festival and tractor show out there.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says aobut Big Springs Farm: “So much fun! Def a must do in Fall. The candles are a great gift and beautiful assortment of pumpkins. Bouncy house and play bulls for kiddos. Loved the farms animals. Super sweet and will let you pet them.”

Yule Forest

3565 GA-155 N, Stockbridge, GA 30281 | (770) 954-9356

Take the family to Yule Forest in nearby Stockbridge, Georgia for a fun time amidst nature. Yule Forest is one of the most fun places in Henry County.

Sleepy Hollow Farm 

628 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127 | (770) 880-8846

Sleepy Hollow Farm in Powder Springs is a family-owned farm that offers escape rooms, hopper cabins and more for a good time.

Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Sleepy Hollow Farm: “Took my 10 year old brother and we had a blast today! The staff was very friendly and farm was very cute the kids could pet the goats and the little play ground was my brothers favorite. I was a little worried because of the reviews but I think for the money it’s fantastic. I don’t think it’s the most entertaining for just adults but if you have kids with you you’ll enjoy it.”

Berry Patch Farms

786 Arnold Mill Rd, Woodstock, GA 30188 | (770) 926-0561

Come to Woodstock’s Berry Patch Farms if you want to take part in a harvest of pumpkins, berries and more. This family-run farm has Christmas trees, blueberry & pumpkin picking, hayrides, a playground, snacks and more.
 
Here’s what one reviewer says about Berry Patch Farms: “Ever since moving to Georgia I have wanted to take the kids blueberry picking, and every year I have missed it because they get picked out so quickly. This time we made it on opening day and we managed to pick 8lbs of blueberries! No entry fee only pay by pound, and the farm itself was so charming! The staff was kind and accommodating and the whole experience was great.”

Southern Belle Farm

1658 Turner Church Rd, McDonough, GA 30252 |  (770) 288-2582
 
Southern Belle Farm is about 40 minutes south of Atlanta and offers some great fruit picking and harvest events centered around pumpkins, berries and more.
 
Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Southern Belle Farm: “I love this farm, I always go here for strawberry and peach picking. I enjoyed the farm here, just 35-40 minutes from Downtown ATLANTA. The place is cleaned and well maintained. The lovely peach orchard. Good place to get some photos too. I had a good time here.”
 

Explore other things to do in & around Atlanta

Hitting the farm may not be tops on your list when it comes to things to do in Atlanta. And that’s OK.

First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:

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