What time does Suzanne's Fruit Farm open?

Suzanne's Fruit Farm opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Suzanne's Fruit Farm close?

Suzanne's Fruit Farm closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Does Suzanne's Fruit Farm have parking?

Yes, Suzanne's Fruit Farm has parking options.

Specialties

A day at Suzanne's Fruit Farm is packed with old-fashioned fun for the entire family. Children experience the fun of picking their own fruit, and everyone enjoys the farm fresh flavor of their harvest. Stroll through our orchards, berry patches and vineyards during the months of June, July, August and September and pick your own tree-ripened and vine-ripened fruit. AND, don't forget to experience old-fashioned family fun at our fall festival in late September through the first week of November, which will include hay rides, John Deere train rides, pumpkins,ferry rides, hay climbs, a corn maze, horse trainer rides, zip lines, a minature barn, nature trails, slides, photo ops, authentic Indian tipis, pirate rope climb, an authentic pirate ship, and more. We hope you will make Suzanne's Fruit Farm the farm where you and your family can enjoy a relaxing, memorable day in the country. Take home some of the finest peaches, blueberries, blackberries, plums, muscadines, pumpkins, and scuppernongs that you'll ever taste. Times Are Flexible... ( Due to the Corona Virus we should be open October 2021 to the public)

History

Established in 1975.

Suzanne's Fruit Farm's history is written in detail on www.suzannesfruitfarm.com Owners Sylvia and David Reddin have continued the farming from David's father and grandfather; however, this is the first time that it turned into a fruit farm specialty. David has a BS in Agriculture and MS in Horticulture from U of A @ Fayetteville. He also did research work in horticulture while at the U of A, which has helped him in his farming. Sylvia graduated from the UofA in Fayetteville, while finishing up business credits at University of North Carolina. Since they both retired from the Federal Government, they now have more time to put their heart and soul into their fruit business. They kept the farm going all the time they were working as Federal Civil Service employees--USDA, USPS, National Defense and U of A Research.

Meet the Business Owner: Sylvia and David R.

Both Sylvia and David are co-owners and full-time operators in their fruit farm business. David was a Marine Corp Naval Pilot in the Vietnam Era, flying in the Phantom F-4. He retired as Commanding Officer of the Marine Corp Reserve Unit in Texarkana, TX. Sylvia began her career in the National Defense Dept. during this time.