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Reviews:/ 24 reviews Farms |
| Adress:3650 Loganville Hwy , Loganville , GA , US |
| Phone: (770) 554-8119 |
| Website: Take me there |
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Descriptions This beautiful lush farm sits on acres upon acres of land. The friendly, educated staff can answer all your questions about the products offered. At this location you can pick strawberries, apples, blueberries, pumpkins and blackberries. You can pet and feed the farm animals, including miniature donkeys, rabbits, chickens and pigs. This a wonderful place for children and adults alike, and its family environment is sure to please. The farm operates on a cash-only basis. |
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10/05/2019
Paula K.
My hubby surprised me a few weeks ago and brought home an entire bucket of yummy fresh picked strawberries!! What an awesome surprise!! I recall years ago picking strawberries at this location....
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22/05/2019
Crystal L.
First time may be the last time. This is a wonderful place to go with your friends, family, or even significant other. The farm is quite large and you are able to go far from the parking lot....
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12/05/2019
Morgan G.
Came here on a weekday and it was great! The weather was perfect and after done picking we relaxed at the tables nearby. It wasn't crowded at all because it was a weekday so I definitely suggest...
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24/05/2019
Theresa N.
A fun experience and the sweetest strawberries!! The ice cream was a nice treat as well :) A little tip: there are lots of large strawberries towards the end of the rows so don't pick everything...
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03/05/2018
Vyvy T.
My boyfriend surprised me with a morning trip to Washington Farms. It was the first weekend it opened, so the fields had some of the biggest strawberries I've ever seen! Definitely come early in...
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