Jaemor Farms - Alto, Georgia

Lori

Love this Farmers market! Great fruits, veggies, jarred items, at a good price! The bakery had seasonal goods, and homemade ice cream…the strawberry was tasty. Red Velvet cake-pop & Pumpkin bread was also very delicious! Highly Recommend coming to Jaemor! We are Staying at Don Carter State Park, approximately a 20 min drive! Has many other novelties and souvenirs!

C C.

Great farm market! Fresh apple cider, cider slushy, apple fritters, pumpkin everything, a wonderful place to get the fall feeling!
They have all the southern favorites, boiled peanuts, freshly made kettle corn, cider donuts, plus a small cafe.
Kids will love the fall festivities like the giant slide, corn maze, hayride.
So much fun!

Wanning Z.

I always loved the farm shop. Most of the stuff they have is great. But this time I bought a big bag of raw peanuts from them. I was super excited to go home and cook it. Turns out almost all of the peanuts are moldy! Really disappointed. They are still black even after washing them multiple times.

Xavier K.

Even though I had driven past Jaemor Farm Market many times, I had never taken the opportunity to stop in—until today. On the way back from a rejuvenating hike at Blackrock in North Carolina, one of the hiking group members suggested we stop at the market to pick up some fresh apples. It seemed like the perfect way to end an already amazing day outdoors. By the time we arrived, the store was on the verge of closing, and we barely made it inside. Despite the late hour, the market had a warm, welcoming vibe, and the shelves were still brimming with fresh produce. The atmosphere felt rustic and authentic, a true testament to the farm-to-market experience. We were immediately drawn to the selection of apples, with their vibrant colors and plump shapes promising a burst of flavor.

After a bit of browsing and sampling, each one of us couldn’t resist buying a box of their delicious apples. At $45 per box plus tax, it may have seemed a bit steep at first, but considering the quality and freshness of the apples, it felt like a worthwhile investment. These weren't your typical grocery store apples; these were hand-picked, bursting with flavor, and locally grown, which added to the charm of the purchase. As we packed our boxes into the car, we couldn’t help but feel a sense of excitement and satisfaction from our last-minute stop. It felt like a lucky stroke of fate, catching the market just before it closed and walking away with such a fresh and bountiful harvest. For many of us, this spontaneous stop at Jaemor Farm Market became a highlight of the trip, a sweet conclusion to our hiking adventure.

Sam D.

Great first stop on our Fall getaway! Largest assortment of pumpkins I've ever seen. Something for everyone. Really enjoyed and took some hand pies, hot and sweet pickles to enjoy later. Don't miss it if you are anywhere close.

_Suz 8.

This is always on our list whenever we’re in the area! Fall is especially fun with hayrides and a corn maze. Don’t miss buying some of their boiled peanuts or kettle corn! And their apple butter…oh, my!

Lisa P.

Had a blast at Jaemor Farms on my way home to NJ from Lake Sinclair, GA. Bought food gifts for my family, lots of pickled delicacies & lots of cider. Apples & Peaches too. I think it's late for peach season because they were not so great but everything else was. Peach Ice Cream was also delicious at 9am - would definitely recommend

Jessica B.

One of our favorite local stops. Peach strawberry swirl icecream is a must every visit. So much to choose from! We love getting a glass bottle soda & boiled pnuts, and I always grab a few loafs of apple, pumpkin, or banana nut bread. This is our only go to for pumpkins/strawberries/apples/peaches!