4.5Charleston Tea Garden(1.643 reviews) - Excellent services and products Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
The Charleston Tea Garden is the home of American Classic Tea, tea grown in America. It is located on picturesque Wadmalaw Island in the heart of South Carolina's Lowcountry. Its grounds include 127 acres of Camellia Sinensis tea plants, a working Tea Factory and a charming Gift Shoppe. Also available to guests is an adventurous and educational Trolley Tour that explores the scenic grounds that produce American Classic Tea. Complimentary tea is served to visitors throughout the daySee more..
4.5La Belle Amie Vineyard(509 reviews) - Great wine tasting and music Tuesday: Wineries & Vineyards • Farms
Vineyard & small winery. Beginning 6/23/2021 we will be open by admission only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Please check our website for information and updates. We look forward to having you visit with us.See more..
4.5Chattooga Belle Farm(123 reviews) - Peaches and Cream Views Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Farms
Chattooga Belle Farm is a 138-acre working farm and event destination boasting a stunning 270 degree view of rolling hills, vineyards, orchards and berry patches among the backdrop of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. Also raising grass-fed Black Angus Cattle that they sell in their farm store, you can see them grazing in the pastures where they are raised humanely and natually.Located in beautiful Long Creek, SC, this hidden jewel has been open to the public since April, 2010. The Farm attracts a variety of outdoor enthusiasts. Offering over a dozen fruits for U-pick opportunities, a picturesque 18-hole Disc Golf Course, a quaint lake cabin on Horseshoe Lake and an observation circle for astronomers. The store, open seven days a week, sells their South Carolina Grown and Certified products, including their own brand of wine and their all-natural grass-fed Black Angus Beef! Now the location of choice for weddings, family reunions, corporate events and any other special occasion, The Farm offers a large event barn which accommodates 300 people, complete with a full service kitchen. We serve lunch daily at Belle's Bistro from 11-2, featuring local food and produce from the farm. Please come visit and enjoy what is becoming everyone's "favorite place on the planet!"See more..
4.5Split Creek Farm(97 reviews) - The Best Attraction in Anderson County Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Farms
Split Creek Farm is a Grade A goat dairy and cheese processing plant known for its national award winning artisan goat cheeses and goat milk fudge. The farm’s registered goat herd produces all the milk used for its products. The farm is open to the public daily. Stop by and enjoy visiting with the farm animals, sampling cheese and fudge, and shopping in the farm stores. Educational tours may be scheduled by appointment.See more..
This place was cute and perfect for those with young children. This was completely outside perfect to entree weather. There was live music, plenty of tables, a play area for young kids along with hay rides. We had a flight of cider and it was good! We were entertained watching the kids play and the chicken and cat wondering about. It was a nice place and I would go back.See more..
4.5McLeod Farms(78 reviews) - Nice stop on the way out to the coast Farms
This place was a nice one to get out and stretch your legs. We came during the winter so there really wasn't much to do outside with the farm like I would assume there is in spring/summer/fall, but that said they still had some great stuff inside. The kids got a kick out of the free strawberry samples and the free hot chocolate. I ordered a peach empanada which was very good, but be warned they are piping hot, so don't just bite right into it unaware. They also had a small but free classic car museum next to the shop that we explored for a few minutes. The kids enjoyed that a good bit.See more..
4.0Denver Downs Farm(75 reviews) - Best place for fall adventure Farms
Century Farm- owned and operated by the Garrison Family. Farm Market selling organically grown produce during growing seasons. Corn Maze and Pumpkin patch open weekends in October. Garrison Family home listed on National Registry of Historic PlacesSee more..
4.5Happy Cow Creamery(73 reviews) - Happy Cows and Great People Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Farms
This is a wonderful experience! It's a rewarding experience for so many people! If you like food and care about the farm-to-table movement, this'll be a great fit for you. The tour is informative and entertaining. Miss Susie is a natural educator, and everyone I met were kind, compassionate, good-hearted, decent people. And smart people, too, able to answer any questions you can think of! The fresh dairy products are really amazing. Conventionally produced products can't compare. Happy Cow Creamery is both a glimpse to the past and the vision for the future of agriculture.See more..
We visited on a very cold, rainy day in January. This lovely couple greeted us and opened the stores for us. There were no others visiting at that time in the morning. Lovely peacocks and goats. We went up to see the massive train set. We were amazed at the time and detail put into this endeavor. Wow!! The goat’s milk products are wonderful. We will be going back soon.See more..
4.5The Peach Tree Orchards(28 reviews) - Stopped in for some ice cream Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Farms
Drive down 321 via hwy 321, saw the sign for fresh peach ice cream. It was very busy and the ice cream didn't disappointed.See more..
5.0The Happy Berry(20 reviews) - Excellent farm for picking Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Farms
We were visiting friends and had to pick berries. I wish I lived here! Tons of great tasting blue berries. The blackberries were very large and the grapes looked divine and I wish I was prepared to cut them. Bring your own bucket. They have theirs to pick and weigh in bit to take home you kinda need your own (they may have cardboard to give you). Read their website prior to going!!! They prefer cash. Sin bucket was hilarious.See more..
5.0Old McCaskill's Farm(15 reviews) - Relaxing at the farm Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Joined some girlfriends for a night away in the bed and breakfast. Lovely home and hosts. Walking the farm and interacting with the animals made me feel like a kid again. The store offered so many wonderful things from wool blankets, cookbooks, canned goods straight from their farm to fresh farm raised meats. We got to see them pick beets, prepare and cook, can them then in the store the next day. Does not get fresher than that. Helped collect eggs and the had them as part of our delicious breakfast. Enjoyed wine on balcony overlooking their courtyard and pond. So relaxing, I felt like I had been on a long vacation instead of just a night away. Don’t miss this gem whether you stay the night or do a day trip!! Thank you for sharing your home, Kathy!!See more..
This is a beautiful location and even though I never saw anyone, the walking trail was a very nice half mile walk along the water with informational signs posted along the way. I came on a Friday around noon and it wasn't until I was leaving that I noticed the sign posting tour days and hours. Just so no one else makes the mistake, the hatchery is opened from 7:30am to 4:00pm Monday through Friday, at which time anyone can take a self guided tour. The self guided tour is great for seeing scenery, but all the fish are in buildings and I was unable to see them. Guided tours can be given Tuesday through Thursday from 8:00am to 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 3:30pm. I am assuming (12-1pm is their lunch since it is a government facility)See more..
The strawberries are delicious. It’s a nice experience to leisurely stroll and pick a full tub of strawberries. And the strawberries are DELICIOUS.See more..
5.0OnAgain OffAgain Farm(6 reviews) - Alpaca Farm in the middle of Suburbia Spent 1-2 hours Farms • Ranches
OnAgain OffAgain Farm, home to a herd of award winning alpacas, encourages farm visits by appointment only. The farm's unique location in the middle of a housing development on Spartanburg's eastside, allows visitors a close up view of farm life in a suburban environment. Alpacas are offered for sale. In addition, we offer a variety of alpaca products, produced by our alpacas, ranging from raw fleece to dryer balls to yarn and many products in between. The alpacas also provide a never ending supply of "paca poo" for your gardening needs. The soil enhancing "beans" produced by the alpacas can go right on your plants without worries of it burning the plants. "Ahh Poo" is offered for sale pre-bagged, by the pick up load, or by the ever popular "scoop your own poop." While there is no charge for a visit, the alpacas do benefit from an optional donation.See more..
Enjoy picking strawberries or blueberries during the months of April, May, and June. Other produce will be available to purchase on the stand as well.See more..
5.0Herd It Here Farm(4 reviews) - Great little farm for all ages! Tuesday: Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Herd It Here Farm is a one-of-a kind agritourism destination. We provide an enjoyable and educational experience for visitors of all ages. Get ready to be immersed in our farm culture. Learn about our fabulous alpacas and feel their amazing fleece. You’ll also see the Silkie chickens, the fainting goats, Eddie the mini donkey, Tilly the pony and the big guy, our rescue horse Cherokee. Don’t forget to visit the Country Store for an opportunity to purchase beautiful alpaca fleece clothing such as scarves, hats and gloves, as well as felted items, toys, souvenirs and local artisan goods.See more..
Was VERY disappointed! We paid $13.88 for 2 tickets. Description states “We will provide baskets, bags and scissors. For the safety of our plants, please do not bring or use your own”. We received a pair of plastic child's scissors. Only the 2nd week-end of U-Pick and they were pretty picked over. The farm was not taken care of at all. Paths inbetween lavender rows were not cleared. WEAR CLOSED TOES SHOES... there are red ant mounds everywhere. Felt to me like a gimmick to get you there so she could sell her products. Not worth the time of the money. PS- you still have to pay for whatever lavender you pick.See more..
4.0Hidden Pasture Farm(3 reviews) - Fantastic experience for all! Tuesday: Spent 2-3 hours Farms It's a Real Life Unicorn Farm™ in Fountain Inn, SC. We are a small, boutique family-owned farm that specializes in providing a magical place for families to visit, celebrate birthdays and get cuddle therapy. We love our animals and our guests and strive to provide a welcoming environment to all. We have a lovely cabin for overnight stays and have over a dozen magical unicorns, ponies, horses, a minicow, goats, rabbits, chickens and exotic birds to enjoy. We even have an onsite food truck called Perlinos44. Bring your imagination and come visit us! We look forward to meeting you!See more..
5.0Fishing Creek Creamery(2 reviews) - Really Neat Place Tuesday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Farms
At Fishing Creek Creamery we are dedicated to producing top-quality fresh and aged goat cheeses that reflect the unique "terroir" of the Catawba region of South Carolina. We welcome you to visit us and try our products. By supporting our farm, you are supporting a movement to help grow small farms that are better for the animals, better for the land, and better for people everywhere.See more..
5.0Ambrose Family Farm(2 reviews) - Strawberry picking in SC Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Ambrose Family Farm was started almost 50 years ago when Farmer Pete Ambrose decided he needed to provide for his family of 7. We grow produce, raise hogs and chickens, and host large and small events. Come during U pick season, for a picnic lunch, or just a walk around to take in the views and fresh air. We love our farm and would love to share it with you and your family!See more..
5.0Dorr Farms(1 review) - My favorite local produce farm Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
A farm on the outskirts of Sumter SC. In the Spring we offer a you pick strawberry patch. In the summer we offer a you pick blueberry and blackberry patch. In the fall, we offer a you pick pumpkin patch. We have fun days at the farm which includes picking what is in season, games, hay-less hayride, petting zoo, and can learn about honey bees. Year round we offer produce.See more..
Brick Consulting LLC: Home to Beebop Farm™ is a small micro-farm located in the heart of the future ghost town of Luray, SC. Beebop Farm™ is a micro project in the making that is laced with numerous real estate concepts conceived by Brick O’Neal® & Prima Li. This eccentric piece of real estate hosts a shipping container built under one roof creating an "oriental villa" inspired atmosphere. Hosting 1 of 4 pyramids of South Carolina, with surrounding grounds that specializes in lemongrass, hops, dragonfruit, & home for our beloved honey bees.See more..
100 acre farm with 8,000 lavender plants in large rolling fields that frame a one acre pond surrounded by mature live oak trees. Our outdoor venue is the perfect spot for weddings or events. We also offer horse drawn wagon ride to the public by appt or add to your special day to make it more memorable.See more..
5.0Lowcountry Oyster Co.(1 review) - Awesome oysters and farm tour Farms Thanks for the great, fun, educational tour my mom and I had on our vacation 10/10 recommend the LowCo. Farm Tours Trey was very informative and everyone was very friendly and fun We had the freshest oysters, straight off the boatSee more..
5.0Ridgeville Peaches(1 review) - Awesome peach farm for sale $1000000 Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
The peaches from this place we're so delicious they have 15 different kinds to choose from from May until August. You cannot beat a dollar a pound and if you want to go out and pick your own you're welcome to. And if you're in the mood to buy a place the guy said he wants to sell so he can go fishing and it is an awesome Place 27 Acres and peaches for daysSee more..
Southern Palmetto Farms is a family owned farm where visitors come as friends and leave as family! We take pride in serving our farm friends and creating memories to last a lifetime. Events throughout the year include Annual Egg Hunt with over 10,000 eggs, Summer Sunflower Festival, Spring Fling with Baby Animals and of course the biggest celebration of the year is fall where the whole month of October is action packed fun for the whole family!See more..
5.0Eden Farms(1 review) - My family LOVES this barn! Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
Both of my children have taken horse camp at Eden Farms, and they absolutely LOVE it! The facilities are top-notch, and the staff are incredible. Each day at horse camp has a clearly-outlined curriculum that is biblically-based. The students have a Bible verse for the day that is focused on how we treat others (including animals). They also have a craft each day, too. I can't say enough good things about this barn. It is of the highest caliber, and we are fortunate to have it in this area.See more..
5.0Metts Organix(1 review) - Bio-diverse, sustainable farming at its best Farms
A young farmer Will Metts is growing healthy produce for the Greenwood area on his farm situated at 921 Chipley Road in Greenwood, SC. This farm uses sustainable practices to grow high quality, all-natural produce. This is his third year in full-time production, and he has experienced much success and has learned how to improve his farm practices. Farming is a passion of his, and it is in his blood! Both paternal and maternal ancestors were farmers, and their respect and love of the land have been passed down to him. He would rather be no where else than outside in the fresh air working in the soil to create healthy, pesticide-free produce for the Greenwood community. Come visit him at the Uptown Market on Wednesdays or make an appointment to come out to the farm. He would love to show you around and let you see what he is doing and how he is doing it.See more..
Now I know where the Southern term “Coker or croker sack” comes from!! This self guided tour is open from 9am-6pm daily. This sits on 145 acres but you don’t tour that. You do see the cotton growing in the fields though. Me. Coker began the first cotton breeding program in the USA. They also worked with tobacco, corn, pulp wood , watermelons & more. The Coker family began the Sonoco Corporation, too. This tour site looks like an old dairy barn & has lots of displays & information inside. It is a National Historic Landmark, sometimes known as The Coker Pedigree Seed Company. If your curious about the beginning of experimental seeds, this is your place!See more..
We are an alpaca farm. Our alpaca fleece is turned into yarn which we sale and also use to make handmade knitted and crotched items. There is no entry fee unless you book a group event. We have a farm shop and accept donations.See more..
Step back in time and experience life from the Colonial/Early American era. A aint family farm where you can milk a cow, make butter, experience hands on with dipping candles, wood working, washing clothes, feeding the animals and much more! Hayrides, donkey cart, or horse rides. Visit the organic garden. Big groups or individuals welcome. Rustic weddings, birthdays, gatherings packages.See more..
n the Smith Mountain Lake area of Southern Virginia, guided interactive tours on our large Alpaca farm near the Lake, Historic & State Parks, beach/ boating facilities, wineries and the beautiful mountains surround us here on our farm, where you"ll enjoy the gentle atmosphere of 70 roaming alpacas; you can feed,hug and hold alpacas! BEST-Guided-walking-tours: includes the history, hands-on!See more..
Watson Farms(0 review) Tuesday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Farms Watson Farms is a family farm producing pasture raised meats and eggs for sale direct to the consumer. We offer an on-farm store and tours from time to time.See more..
