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Jaemor Farms

Gainesville, Georgia

Jaemor is the farm market North Georgia drives to — open year-round with peaches, apples, and fried pies depending on the season, about twenty minutes up Highway 365 from Gainesville. Come fall, weekends add a six-acre corn maze with a farm slide, apple slingshot, duck races, and hayrides. The market run is a quick stop; the fall weekends are the full outing.

Before you go

Best time to visit: Market year-round; corn maze weekends in September-October

Worth packing

  • Cooler for produce
  • Closed-toe shoes in maze season

Good to know

  • Restrooms
  • Parking
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