Usually late June through July
Rabbiteye blueberries
The farm has historically counted about 1,000 large Rabbiteye blueberry plants of several varieties. They’re picked by the gallon.
About blueberry picking →U-pick · LaFayette, Georgia
Blueberries, buckets, and room to take your time.
A small family farm in northwest Georgia with U-pick blueberries in summer and muscadines in fall.
The farm ritual
Park. Grab a bucket. Go pick.
The process has stayed simple for years. The farm supplies a one-gallon field bucket; bring a larger container or box for the ride home.
1ParkPull in from Highway 151 and follow the farm signs. No need to drive up to the house. Park in the yard by the Welcome Center kiosk.
2BucketsTake one of the farm’s field buckets with you.
3This wayFollow the posted directions in the kiosk.
- 4Pick
Find ripe fruit and fill your gallon at your own pace.
5Payment boxTransfer your fruit and follow the instructions posted at the kiosk.
You’ll know you’re here
The farm explains itself as you go.
Look for the signs, the buckets, and the little Park ’n’ Pick setup. The handmade wayfinding is part of how the place works—not decoration added for visitors.
Directions & visitor information →Two picking seasons
Blue summer. Muscadine fall.
Usually September–October
Muscadines
A small vineyard carries the U-pick season into fall with both bronze and dark muscadines.
About muscadine season →From the family
“The soul of the farm is family. Ours and the people who come as children, and then bring their kids.....Its a generational thing.”— Simone Kilpatrick
The family archive keeps showing the same things across the years: children, buckets, the little kiosk, and another summer in the rows.
Twenty years apart. Same bucket ritual.
Take your time
Picking is only part of the visit.
Shade, picnic tables, grass, old trees, and room to sit for a while show up again and again in the farm’s own photo archive—and in what visitors remember about being here.
Before you come
A few useful things.
Bring a box
Bring a larger container, cooler, or box to transfer fruit into before you leave.
Check the status
Picking conditions, availability, hours, and price can change with the crop.
Give yourself time
Expect a real outdoor farm: sun, shade, grass, hills, weather, and room to wander.
Directions & visit info
1363 Highway 151, LaFayette, Georgia.
Plan the drive →A place with some years on it
The little kiosk keeps showing up.
It has been part of the arrival for decades. Signs, payment instructions, buckets, and newer conveniences change around it; the basic idea stays recognizable.
Read the farm history →
“Taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.”
Psalm 34:8