Wonderful little gem of a place! We picked muscadine grapes in early October. It was $2/ person and…read more$2/lb, well worth every penny for a nice time with the family and some sweet tasty grapes to take home for later. There were plenty to pick and not very crowded, so we were able to easily social distance ourselves. The small store has an assortment of honeys made by their own bee hives that they move around in different parts of the US. We so enjoyed the day and will go back in June to pick peaches.

Awesome place to pick big juicy muscadines. It's $2.00 per adult and $2.00 per lb on "U Pick."…read more They have red and gold muscadines. They only open on Saturdays and Sundays. Watch out for fire ants! I recommend to place if your in the north GA area. Beautiful scenery as well. Can't wait to come back!

They retired and are no longer in business. Lovely gentleman on the phone. Wish I could of had the…read morechance to go.

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.

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!

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.

We visited the farm about a a week ago as a school field trip. We came again about a week later as…read morea family day. The farm and employees are absolutely amazing and kind. The store was a highlight because it had Whole Foods, merchandise, bathroom with changing tables etc. I have a 5 year old and a 2 year old, so those things are important. We were able to ride the hay ride today and walk the corn maze. The farm is pretty big and there's a-lot to enjoy and site see. This will be our go -to until season ends. Family friendly and affordable. Also, I e noticed people saying the location isn't correct. Don't go by Yelp. The address is 18 Sorghum Mill Dr Lakemont GA, 30552 United States

I really wish we would've allowed more time and visited on a day with better weather…read more Unfortunately, it was a rainy afternoon when we stopped in and also on the last day of my visit so we were somewhat rushed. I wanted to purchase some jams to bring back home (SoFL) so we only visited the gift shop. Specifically, I was in search of T.O.E. Jam. It took a hot minute, but eventually I located it. The gift shop has a wide variety of merchandise and a massive jam selection. There are endless gift options available and the folks at the counter were very friendly. I'll definitely return on a future visit and will go when we have more time. I'd love to check out the farm.

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!

On our most recent trip up to the wine trail, we ended the night at Sweet Acre. As the name would…read moreimply, the wines here tend to be sweet and are made with various fruits. We did a flight that included very, very generous 3oz pours of each wine; the wines were so yummy that we tried them all! Yes, even the two slushies they had on tap. I would recommend the Sweet Ass wines (they had strawberry and blueberry when we were there), but really try them all. There's plenty of space inside (even an upstairs) and some outdoor seating as well. When we went (Saturday a few hours before close), Larry Scroggs was jamming out on his guitar, the woman serving us was super friendly, and we had an excellent time. If anyone in your group likes sweeter wines / slushies, or you just want to kick back and have a good time, make sure this is on your list of stops. PS It seems like they do events fairly often, so check their calendar out to see if there's one you want to attend!

Nice quaint winery with wrap around porch with rocking chairs/tables with ceiling fans for a…read morecomfortable breeze on a mildly hot day or in the evening. Not one of the larger wineries but great for a family friendly atmosphere and good selection of wines. Nice touch with the food truck and vendors. Wine slushies are delicious. Tasting and flights available.

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.

We visited Hillcrest Orchards this past Monday for the very first time, and WOW! We were completely…read moreblown away! We usually visit another orchard in the area, but after this experience, I think Hillcrest may have officially become our new favorite! There were SO many fun activities for the kids, and the apple picking was incredible! The trees were loaded with beautiful, HUGE apples, and there were plenty to choose from. The kids had an absolute blast! One of their favorite parts of the day was watching the swimming pigs and the pig races. Such a fun and unique experience! We visited during the week, which made for a really enjoyable experience. And I cannot forget to mention the apple fritter topped with ice cream! Oh my goodness, it was DELICIOUS! It was the perfect treat to end a long, fun-filled day. We even warmed up our leftover fritter the following day, and it was just as good! I honestly cannot say enough good things about our visit. From the activities to the apple picking and delicious treats, everything exceeded our expectations. If you're looking for a fun fall outing with the family, I highly recommend Hillcrest Orchards. We will absolutely be back!

This was my first apple-picking experience, and it definitely did not disappoint! If you're looking…read morefor a fun fall activity, this is a must-visit. One thing I really loved learning is that this is a family-owned business going on its 80th year! There's something special about supporting a business with that kind of history and tradition. I visited on a Tuesday, which made for a more relaxed experience without the crowds. However, if you visit on the weekend, you'll get to enjoy even more activities, performances, food vendors, and additional pig races. Unfortunately, we missed the 12:30 PM pig race, but there was still plenty to enjoy! We spent some time visiting the animals, including sheep, pigs, rabbits, chickens, and goats. The staff was incredibly welcoming and happy to answer any questions we had about the orchard, which made the experience even better. One thing I did notice was that some areas could have used some cleaning. There were quite a bit of rotten, smashed apples on the ground around the orchard, so a little cleanup would make a difference in the experience. Now, let's talk about the treats! You MUST try the cider float while you're here. It was SO delicious! And if you're a fan of apple desserts, do yourself a favor and get the warm apple pie with ice cream. Absolutely yummy! My biggest tip? Arrive early in the season if you want the best apple-picking experience. I'd love to return a little earlier next time to see more apples on the trees. If picking apples is on your must-do list, don't wait too late in the season, or you might miss out on that part of the experience. Overall, a lovely way to spend a fall day, enjoy some seasonal treats, visit the animals, and make memories. $14 entry p/p weekdays Large Apple bag $24 Apple pie & ice cream $6