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Berry Picking in Georgia: What You Need to Know
Georgia is home to a range of spots for berry picking, spread across the state's different growing regions. This page rounds up every berry picking location listed in Georgia so you can compare distance, ratings, and reviews before deciding where to go.
Southeastern Berry Season
The Southeast enjoys one of the earliest and longest berry seasons in the country, with Florida's strawberry farms often producing fruit as early as March, well ahead of the rest of the nation. Georgia and South Carolina contribute major blueberry industries, particularly the rabbiteye varieties that thrive in the region's warm, humid summers, while North Carolina ranks among the top blueberry-producing states nationally. Blackberries grow wild and cultivated throughout the Appalachian foothills from Tennessee through the Carolinas, giving the region a berry season that can run from early spring strawberries through midsummer blueberries and blackberries.
Best Time for Berry Picking in Georgia
Blueberries from late May through July in south Georgia, with strawberries and blackberries available in the north Georgia foothills closer to early summer.
Tips for Berry Picking in Georgia
Call ahead or check a location's website before visiting, since hours and availability for berry picking can change with the weather and time of year. Weekday visits are usually less crowded than weekends.