Hours/Seasons:

Pick-your-own Peaches: Sold Out, Done for July

Pumpkins & Trail/Maze:
 closed 2024

*These dates are approximate and always based on weather conditions.
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Mon-Sat: Closed 
​Sundays: Closed 

​If raining or traveling from a long distance, call ahead at (479) 754-3707.

There is no entrance fee to the farm.

Directions:

Cox Berry Farm is located north of Clarksville, AR off of Hwy 21. When you reach Ludwig community, turn east onto Hwy 292.  Follow that for 1 3/10 mile and turn left onto Hwy 818 (up a steep mountain).  About one mile more and you will see our sign on the right.  If using a GPS, type in Cox Berry Farm or 1081 Hwy 818, Clarksville, AR.

Contact Info:

James & Joyce Cox, Owners

Phone: 479-754-3707

Mailing Address: 
Cox Berry Farm & Nursery
1081 Hwy 818
Clarksville, AR 72830

Or email us, using the form below:

Welcome to our Farm!

Experience a real working farm. We are a family farm, enjoying living, working, and playing in the country.  We are located on Redlick Mountain with a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains while you pick and a wonderful view of the valley on your way back down.  

Snap photos of your family and friends in our fields, orchards, or pumpkin patch!  Bring a picnic lunch and eat in a shady spot under the trees or bring the kids on a walk through our Pumpkin Trail during the fall and see some fun characters!  Spend your day on the farm--we'd love to have you!

The Cox Family (minus a few more grandkids!)

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Know before you go...

Weather:  If raining or traveling from a long distance, call ahead at (479) 754-3707.  We sometimes close due to rain/wet conditions.  We also close sometimes if our produce is picked out for the day and needs time to ripen more.

Cost:  There is no entrance fee to the farm.  See individual product pages on our website for cost of fruit/produce/activities.  

Dress:  We recommend wearing comfortable clothing, hats for sun protection, and footwear that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! :)

Terrain:  All-terrain strollers/wagons for children are welcome.  Wheelchairs are welcome as well, but users may experience difficulties accessing all areas of the farm.  Be prepared--farm terrain can be uneven or muddy at times.

Prohibited Items: No alcoholic beverages are permitted.  No smoking or tobacco use on the premises. We want to provide a fresh, clean, and family-friendly environment for all of our guests to enjoy. Thank you for understanding.

Conduct: Please keep it family-friendly--no profanity or unruly behavior.  Children should be supervised by parents at all times.

Restroom:  We provide a portable restroom close to our main shed.

Updated 10/4/24

Unfortunately, we will not be opening for pumpkin season after all this year. 😔 We really appreciate those who have regularly supported us in the past, and we're planning to get back on track next year,  so hope to see you then! 🎃. Have a lovely fall! 🍂🍁


*No apples for sale at this time

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Featured In:

Arkansas Living (2023)
Eat This, Not That! (2020)
Farm Flavor (2020)
Arkansas Times (2020)
​Best Things Arkansas (2019)
Reader's Digest online (2018)
Best Things Arkansas (2018)
Little Rock Family (multiple years)
Arkansas Food & Farm (2016 Food Issue)
Southern Living (June 2016)
Arkansas Motorcycling Guide (2016)