The 5 Best Farms Around Loudoun

Farms play a vital role in Loudoun County’s landscape—not just as producers of fresh food, but as destinations for education, family fun, and community connection. From pick-your-own fields and seasonal festivals to nonprofit growing efforts and artisan food production, local farms offer more than just what’s grown in the ground. They offer experiences rooted in tradition, sustainability, and the joy of the outdoors. These were voted tops in Best of Loudoun 2025, the Loudoun Times-Mirror's readers' choice awards.

Great Country Farms

A favorite for family outings, Great Country Farms in Bluemont blends agriculture with all-ages entertainment. The working farm features U-pick produce, a farm market, and seasonal events like the Fall Pumpkin Harvest and Easter Egg Hunt. Kids can explore the play area, visit barnyard animals, and take wagon rides around the property. With a mission to connect people to where their food comes from, Great Country Farms offers a hands-on, down-to-earth way to spend a day.

JK Community Farm

JK Community Farm is more than a place to grow food—it’s a nonprofit dedicated to fighting food insecurity. Located in Purcellville, the farm grows produce and raises protein for donation to local food pantries and hunger relief organizations. Volunteers of all ages can sign up to help plant, harvest, and learn about sustainable farming. It’s a working farm with a big mission, turning healthy soil into healthy communities.

Wegmeyer Farms

Known for its sweet and juicy strawberries, Wegmeyer Farms offers one of the area’s most popular pick-your-own experiences each spring. Located in Hamilton, the farm also sells pumpkins in the fall and hosts seasonal events in a charming rural setting. With a focus on high-quality fruit and a picturesque, family-friendly environment, Wegmeyer has become a go-to for families looking to enjoy Virginia’s harvest in its purest form.

Georges Mill Farm Artisan Cheese

Georges Mill Farm Artisan Cheese in Lovettsville is a hidden gem for food lovers. The family-run farm produces goat cheese using milk from their own herd, creating small-batch cheeses with distinct flavors and character. Visitors can explore the self-serve farm store, meet the goats, and take in the scenic countryside. It’s a quiet, flavorful escape where tradition and taste go hand in hand.

Legacy Farms

Focused on inclusion and education, Legacy Farms in Leesburg offers a unique blend of farming and life skills training for individuals with disabilities. Their programs teach horticulture, animal care, and sustainable farming in a supportive, hands-on environment. The farm also sells produce, herbs, and eggs, providing a direct link between the community and their mission. Legacy Farms proves that with the right support, everyone can grow.

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