Farm visit · College Grove, Tennessee
Delvin Farms
Delvin Farms closed today
Delvin Farms is a farm visit destination in College Grove, Tennessee, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops. Rated 4.6 from 65 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.
About this farm
Delvin Farms is a farm visit destination in College Grove, Tennessee, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops.
It holds a 4.6 rating across 65 public reviews.
Hours are posted by day — today (Monday) is listed as closed, so confirm before you drive.
Location
Find Delvin Farms at 6361 Cox Rd, College Grove, TN 37046, United States. Plus Code: R7RX+2H College Grove, Tennessee, USA.
6361 Cox Rd , College Grove , Tennessee 37046 , US
Hours
Local time (America/Chicago). Hours can change with harvest and weather — confirm before you go.
Closed
Monday · today
Closed
Tuesday
10 AM–5 PM
Wednesday
10 AM–6 PM
Thursday
10 AM–5 PM
Friday
10 AM–5 PM
Saturday
10 AM–5 PM
Sunday
Closed
Before you go
A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in Tennessee.
- Check whether this stop is a stand, orchard tour, or full farm experience before you arrive.
- Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
- Arrive earlier in the day for cooler weather and better selection during peak weekends.
- Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.
Amenities & details
Attributes pulled from the listing data. Confirm anything important (pets, accessibility, payments) with the farm.
Service options
- • On-site services
Accessibility
- • Wheelchair-accessible car park
- • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Photos
6 photos from the listing plus visitor snaps below in reviews. Click any item for a full preview — videos play in the viewer.
What visitors say
65 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.
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“What a wonderful Arrington treasure. It's a great little farmers market filled with actual grown-in-the-area vegetables and goat cheese delivered by goats where you can actually look into their little goat eyes. Sustainable produce the way it should be. Go there. Even if it's not on your way...go out of your way to support local farms.”
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“Besides incredible produce, and all very healthy. The owners are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. And on Wednesdays late afternoon, they have other vendors there. It’s just one of the most pleasant places to be and the prices are more than reasonable. I’ll be going back there every week.”
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“I got some olive oil, a handmade candle and a bar of soap. Very cute shop. Worth the 15 minute stop.”
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“Love the farm and the farmstore. Super fresh produce too”
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“4 stars - b/c it’s a 5 star experience and a 3 star price. Strawberry picking - They have a fantastic little farm. Highly recommend going for the experience, beauty, and presentation. We had a great time and we loved giving our kids the educational experience of picking strawberries and helping them understand where food comes from. Would highly recommend on a beautiful day. They have done a great job with their barn and fields. But 3 star (average) on price. At over $4+ per lbs for picking your own strawberries seems high. (Emphasis on picking your own.) Still cheaper to buy them at the store. Really not an issue for the experience, but something we would probably do only once a year. If price was right, would be something to consider on a regular basis for in season items. But I do understand price helps keep the barn beautiful and covers the unused items that probably won’t get picked. (My guess is half the strawberries for instance won’t actually be picked this season before they go bad. So they have to compensate for that.) So 4 stars from me. For those who read reviews like I do, I highly recommend it for what I would call an “experience.””
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“I received a post card in the mail about their strawberries. Drove out there same day I received it and they were sold out. I hope they consider this in the future, don’t send mailers out inviting customers in and not have anything. Or say limited quantity and until sold out. I could have spent an hour of my time doing something else. Just bummed I missed out on fresh strawberries this year.”
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“There product is really not what you would think it would look like there tomatoes are really soft and the other items in there are kinda sad looking at well but this was my experience with this place so don't look forward to really fresh veggies here”
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“Could have been a contender. A burly white woman emerged from the store and rudely informed us that it was private property. Huh?! We've visited on other occasions. Parked in the front parking lot, she toddled out with a ferocious attitude. I'd caution young black women not to spend their money here. One member of our party, a young white woman, confronted her. It's too bad. Enjoyed it in the past. Wish I could give it "zero." Lesson here: capitalism clearly doesn't trump preferences. And that's just fine.”
FAQ
Is this a u-pick farm?
It may be a farm stand, orchard visit, or agri-tourism stop. Check the website or call ahead for picking rules.
Where is Delvin Farms?
6361 Cox Rd, College Grove, TN 37046, United States Plus Code R7RX+2H College Grove, Tennessee, USA.
What are today’s hours?
Monday: Closed. Full weekly hours are listed above.
Is it accessible?
Listing notes include: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance. Field paths can still be uneven — ask the farm about current conditions.
How do I get there?
Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 35.84006, -86.70112.
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