Jaemor Farms

“Jaemore Farms It was a cool overcast day. We decided it would be a great day to visit Jaemore Farms in Alto, GA. Looks like everyone had the same idea. It took awhile to find a place to park. There were things for the kids to do including a corn maze. We purchased our tickets and walked over to wait for the hayride. Everyone was surprised to learn this would be my first hayride. It was very enjoyable. The view was amazing. Mountains in the distance and pumpkins growing in the fields around us. We arrived at our destination. There were fields and fields of flowers on one side and a stand selling a variety of refreshments and snacks and lots of pumpkins of every size and shape on the other side. My friend and I had purchased a ticket to enter the flower fields. They give you a pair of snips and an oversized cup so you can pick your own flowers. There were all kinds of flowers in many varying colors. When we finished picking our flowers I noticed a sunflower field in the distance. It was like walking in a jungle surrounded by towering sunflowers. We had gotten our exercise with all the walking. We decided to walk back to the refreshment stand for water and kettle corn and to wait for the next hay wagon to take us back to the entrance. The experience isn't complete until you have visited the country store at the top of the hill. They have boiled peanuts, fresh vegetables, cakes, pies, jams, jellies, sauces as well as canned vegetables. I had to purchase some hot chow-chow (a southern delicacy). They also offer fresh churned ice cream, baked goods and freshly made chicken salad chicken salad. We couldn't pass up the ice cream. It's definitely worth the drive.”

“What a joy! My hunny and I came without the kids, during the day, and it was such a joy! First off, pumpkins were amazing prices. We got ours for $5.99 apiece!! Then we had apple fritters and peach pie. I enjoyed the strawberry ice cream immediately following. Now, the boiled peanuts we enjoyed home exploring were a touch burnt but we’re going to presume it was an off day because there’s no way that regularly happens. Then for less than $40 we played with bubbles, did basketball, slid down slides, played baseball, dominated the Elmo and Cookie Monster corn maze, explored the pumpkin patch and shot apples out of a cannon! Ending the day with 30 minutes in the flower patch, cutting a bouquet of flowers for just $8. (The dahlias were stunning!) NOW! Evening times you practically can’t get in, traffic is backed up BOTH WAYS. So just do like us and enjoy it during the day if you don’t want to chance it. (FYI, we’re 33 and 40 and had a blast.) UPDATE: Special thanks to Miguel and Jessy for finding and returning my lost Lululemon to me!”

“The place has a very pleasant, rustic, natural vibe — exactly what you’d expect from a farm/market experience. We were really drawn to a cherry-filled fried pie and a red velvet cookie — both kinds of sweets made with real care and seriously good. Also noticed lots of fresh produce, fruits, flowers, and great variety. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Everything seemed clean and well organized. The atmosphere strikes a nice balance between a relaxing walk and discovery — you stroll around, see things, smell things, pick what you like. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for something different, sweet, delicious, and with that genuine farm feel.”

“We had a great time picking peaches, strawberries, blackberries and flowers! We were helped in the blackberry field by Chloe who was awesome and very helpful with instructions. At the Strawberry Michelle helped us and gave us lots of good information on how to pick the best strawberries. In the peach section Miguel was awesome and held our fruit for us while we picked peaches and finally Maggie gave us good instructions on the flower field. Everyone was great out and we ran into nothing but helpful folks. Finally Raya at the farmers market helped us look for lemon Curds and was super friendly ringing us up.”

“Love this place. All 4 seasons. I did not realize how much until I moved away. North Ga you are lucky. Got ice cream and boil peanuts plus++. Here for the G-Day game in Athens and stopped by Sunday for supplies for trip home. Thank you Jaemor hope to visit soon.”

“One of the largest and coolest Farm We went for strawberry, blackberry and peach picking It was awesome Don’t miss the farm They have all sort of fruits and vegetables for sale”

“We had such a great time at Jaemor Farms! The produce was amazing — you can really tell everything is fresh and grown with care. We grabbed some roasted corn while we were there and it was absolutely delicious, perfectly charred and sweet. We also had to try the fresh peach ice cream, which did not disappoint — so creamy and packed with real peach flavor. And speaking of peaches, they were some of the best we've had — juicy, sweet, and full of flavor. Such a fun, family-friendly spot with so much to offer. We'll definitely be back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

“Tldr: Pricey and low quality produce. Disappointed! Waste of time and money. Market - We purchased two different varieties of peaches. Within just a few days, both had developed mold. We only had a chance to eat a couple. The boiled peanuts were super salty & nothing special. Pies - They were so bad! We got 3 different flavors and their pie crusts were so dry and tasted awful. I spit it out after the first bite and threw the rest away. The restaurant- Food was tasty. However, their online menu states that a sandwich combo includes a side and a drink, but when we ordered, we were told the drink was an additional $2.99. Credit card fees - They charge customers a credit card fee, which is fine but I feel like they purposely made the sign so small so people don’t pay attention to it. We always catch this in other places, but here it was way too easy to miss. The cashier did not warn us either.”