Visit the Farm
Agriberry Farm is open on selected Farm Visit days, which will be announced in June, depending on field conditions. Pre-registration for these visits will be available via Eventbrite, so check back then for more details.
Directions
Farm Address: 6289 River Road, Hanover, VA 23069
Directions from Richmond/295
Head north on Rt 301 (Chamberlayne Ave.) approximately 10 miles to the intersection with River Rd. (Rt 605), which comes in from the right to form a “T.” This intersection is just north of Signal Hill Cemetery and south of Courthouse Park.
Turn right onto River Road and drive approximately 1.8 miles to Agriberry Farm on the right.
We hope to see you at the farm!
Important Tips for Your Safety and Comfort
The Geyer family looks forward to your visit to Agriberry Farm, but hopes you’ll take a moment to review the notes below to ensure that everyone in your group is prepared for a safe visit.
Restroom Facilities are Limited
Toilet and hand washing facilities are limited to a single portable unit in the fields. In addition, there is a single bathroom available inside the barn by the parking area, but be sure to so factor in a little extra time in case there’s a line.
Weather and Attire
Conditions in the field can be extreme, so we recommend that you double-check the weather forecast before you head out. Please give special attention to protection from the rain or sun, including loose fitting, light colored, long-sleeved clothing. Don’t forget the rain gear, depending on the forecast. In the event of extreme weather conditions, the fields will be closed for safety. We recommend sturdy, field-ready, water-friendly footware for everyone visiting the farm.
Walking Conditions
Agriberry Farm is a working farm and footing can be tricky. Please move carefully and keep a sharp eye on the youngest members of your group.
Drinking Water
Some water is available in the fields, but we ask all guests to bring at least one large water bottle per person. As our young workers can attest, picking is very thirsty work!
Flora and Fauna
The farm is home to many types of plants, insects–including bees and wasps–and other wild creatures. Exposure is at your own risk. If you are highly sensitive or allergic, our fields might not be the best choice for you.
