Best Strawberry Picking in Atlanta at Family-Friendly Strawberry Farms

Spring means strawberry picking in Atlanta! The season for u-pick strawberry farms in Atlanta is upon us and usually lasts through June. We have plenty of strawberry farms within driving distance of Atlanta that not only offer u-pick and pre-picked strawberries, but also activities like petting zoos, jumping pillows, and train rides. Georgia strawberries are also the theme of some of our favorite spring festivals, including the popular Georgia Strawberry Festival in Reynolds and the Strawberry Festival in Musella.
Check out the best Atlanta farms for strawberry picking...strawberry-themed outfits encouraged!
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Pick your own strawberries right off the vine at Southern Belle Farm’s 12-acre patch. Photo by Rebecca Leffler
U-Pick Strawberry Farms Near Atlanta
1. Jaemor Farms —Alto
This family-owned farm in Alto (about 75 minutes northeast of Atlanta) offers seasonal u-pick on Saturdays and Sundays. Admission is $5 per person (plus tax) and a gallon box for picking costs $16 (plus tax). Children 2 and under are free with a paid adult. Check out The Eatery at Jaemor Farms for sandwiches, subs, BBQ and a special monthly milkshake. They also sell fresh cakes, breads, donuts, pies, and ice cream. Check Jaemor's social media pages for picking updates.
2. Mercier Orchards —Blue Ridge
Known mostly for their apples, Mercier also grows other tasty fruits like strawberries. During the season they offer u-pick and pre-picked strawberries. Mercier is a convenient location for families who also want to take a day trip or weekend getaway to Blue Ridge.
3. The Shed at Fitzgerald Fruit Farm —Woodbury
Visitors can choose from u-pick or pre-picked at this cute farm about an hour-plus south of Atlanta (which has a wine tasting room as well). A half gallon of strawberries is $9 (u-pick or pre-picked) and a gallon is $17. Check The Shed's Facebook page with updated dates and prices. Guests receive a free small ice cream with each u-pick bucket!
4. LCCL Strawberry Farm—Rome
Popular among families, LCCL Strawberry Farm has been offering u-pick strawberries since 2003. Despite the name, they also grow blueberries and all types of vegetables. Strawberry pickers are assigned a row among the vines and staff can assist in the selection and picking of ripe berries. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own containers. Guests can also purchase jams, jellies, salsa, and a favorite--strawberry donuts. They offer train rides for kids on the weekends. (Cash or check only for purchases).
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5. Moon Farms Country Market —Colbert
A bucket of u-pick strawberries costs $17 per gallon at this 70-year-old strawberry farm, located 90 minutes east of Atlanta. More than 48,000 strawberry plants are put in the ground each year so there’s plenty for picking. Folks rave about their strawberry ice cream! Cash or check only.
6. Southern Belle Farm—McDonough
Strawberries can be picked right off the vine at Southern Belle’s 15-acre strawberry patch. Admission to the patch is $1, and strawberries are $17.95 per gallon. Season picking passes are available. The farm also offers activities at Belle's Barnyard such as jumping pillows, tube slide, cow train, pedal karts, and more.
7. Sweet South Strawberry Farm—Thomaston
About 75 minutes south of Atlanta sits Sweet South Strawberry Farm, where visitors can pick strawberries for $16 a gallon. They also offer pre-picked strawberries for easy access. Enjoy homemade strawberry ice cream at the farm’s store.
8. The Strawberry Patch at Taylor Orchards — Reynolds
Taylor Orchards is located in Reynolds, about two hours south of Atlanta, and home to the annual Georgia Strawberry Festival (happening April 26, 2025). The patch has u-pick and pre-picked strawberries plus yummy strawberry ice cream. Open every day during the strawberry season, but check the Facebook page for updates.
9. Warbington Farms —Cumming
With over 100,000 strawberry plants in their fields, Warbington Farms lets visitors pick right from the vines or purchase pre-picked strawberries in the market. There is typically a fee to pick as well as a fee for the fun park, which includes a mega slide, jumping pillow, hay rides, and more. To visit on an upcoming Strawberry Saturday, guests must purchase tickets online in advance here.
10. Washington Farms—Bogart
About an hour east of Atlanta sits Washington Farms, which boasts u-pick strawberries in the spring along, where visitors play games, ride zip lines, and bounce on the jumping pillow. The farm is open Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm for strawberry picking, which costs $1 for field entry. A gallon of u-pick strawberries is $16.95 and pre-picked is $20.95. Kids (and adults!) love their mega slide.
11. Whitley Farms—Sharpsburg
Whitley Farms is located 45 minutes south of Atlanta (near Peachtree City). While they are not offering u-pick strawberries for 2025, they do have pre-picked strawberries at their farm stand Thursday - Sunday. Check Facebook for updates as opening hours vary each day. Guests can also purchase carrot baskets and bags of sweet feed to feed the resident cows, Curly and Curly Jr.!
12. Dickey Farms - Musella
Known primarily for their peaches, this farm also produces strawberries, and even has its own Strawberry Festival (happening April 19, 2025). Folks can visit the farm every day during strawberry season for u-pick, pre-picked, plus strawberry treats like fritters, pies, and ice cream.
What to Know Before You Go
- Check strawberry farm websites/social media (most use Facebook) BEFORE heading out for strawberry picking. Farms often post when they are sold out or closed due to weather conditions, poor crops, etc. Also check the preferred form of payment at each farm.
- Confirm via phone or website/social media that children are allowed to pick.
- Pets are not allowed at most strawberry farms.
- Strawberry fields can get boggy, especially after a light rain. Wear closed-toed shoes and be prepared to get muddy.