About

Since 1908, this family operation has been dedicated to planting and growing the best-tasting peaches and pecans on sprawling Southern groves. The farm combines commercial fruit production with welcoming agritourism experiences, and overnight parking is available on a paved surface that accommodates rigs up to 75 feet. Enjoy breakfast or lunch at the on-site cafe and browse the roadside market for fresh seasonal produce. The bakery and market feature goodness-gracious goodies made fresh daily with farm-grown ingredients, along with seasonal fruit pies and Southern specialty items. An elevated viewing platform allows visitors to observe commercial fruit sorting and packing in season. Shaded outdoor porches and open grounds offer a relaxing atmosphere for a break from the road and to enjoy regional farm heritage.

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Cultural significance

The agricultural operation was founded in 1908 as a fruit farm, originally manufacturing its own wooden shipping baskets on-site to transport harvests across the country. Over more than a century of continuous cultivation, the farm helped establish central Georgia as a national center for commercial peach shipping, modern packing facilities, and sustainable pecan orchard management.

Nearby attractions

Massee Lane Gardens, the historic headquarters of the American Camellia Society, features nine acres of botanical gardens with over 1,000 camellia varieties, a Japanese garden with a tea house, a rose garden, and two galleries of Boehm porcelain art. The Fort Valley Downtown and Railroad Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and reflects the town's role as a center of Georgia's agricultural heritage. Peach County's public parks offer walking trails, open recreation space, and picnic areas just minutes away.