This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

It's not very often that I get to go shopping in a store that's been opening it's doors…read morecontinuously for 124 years, especially one that looks pretty much the same as it did in 1899 or as it did when was relocated in 1913 which was owned and operated by the same family until 2010. There was a short time that the store was closed in 2010 after the passing of the last remaining original family proprietor until the present owners reopened the doors in 2011 but that's like splitting hairs. Believe it or not they still carries staples like bread, butter and milk, but also other essential items for mountain life like local vegetables, jams, and honey to rakes, paint, plumbing and things that many people have never seen. The old original scales and carts can still be found scattered around the store amongst so many other things from the past that would be nearly impossible to find these days even if you have an Amazon Prime account. Although there has been some technology installed, the old cash register from 1913 still sits close by and is still operational if there is ever a need. So while Pace General still has thousands of traditional and contemporary items for sale, it's also a museum of mountain memories and memorabilia that will carry on this family legacy. If you really want a history lesson on the area spend a few hours here then drive around the area and see what living history looks like...

A piece of small town American history you must visit if in the area. The history of Saluda and of…read morethe store is all throughout the store. In one section of the store there are two trifold posters with pictories and reports of the history. The walls display more pictures telling the history. Throughout the store are also antique items telling the history of items sold in the store. The store sells local produce and grocery items as well as just about any common item you might need. M.A. Pace General Store is also a place where you can visit with your kids who will enjoy Mayfield Dairy's delicious ice cream. M.A. Pace is a walk down memory lane and must stop if you are in the area.

I wanted to update my review 8 years later to say we are still huge fans of Peach Country and still…read moreplan our hikes in this area to visit as much as we can! You must stop by to get their fruits, slushies, and hand pies in season. Spring: Strawberries, strawberry slushies, and strawberry hand pies. Summer: Peaches, peach slushies, and peach hand pies. The peach slushies taste like you are drinking a frozen form of a peach, and my favorite of the three! Fall: Apples, apple slushies, and apple hand pies. They have other fruits and veggies, but those are the main ones to stop for. They also have several jams and jellies, ice cream, and a few other baked goods. They are always friendly, too! So worth the stop and not too far from I-26.

Good fruit stand…read more Friendly staff, good variety It is a bit smaller than others but has a great atmosphere and variety

We used to stop here for apples, jams and other local produce. The owners retired; glad to see the…read morenew owners are carrying on with the tradition of good produce and good service!

We have been to this produce market over the years and they've always had high-quality vegetables…read moreand products and they carry high-quality meats as well and organic eggs and I think their prices are very reasonable compared to some road side stands so we will always come back and get some of the things we need when we're in the area. Right now they have a lot of cool fall pumpkins I love the very different looking looking ones!!! if you have not been you need to go and they have an incredible jam and jelly & honey section as well!!!

We stayed in Clyde for a couple of weeks and this place became our favorite to stop in and grab…read morefresh produce! The staff couldn't be nicer, they have such a great variety of items and you can't be the price! Highly recommend snagging some purple bell peppers, yes purple! Also get some of the local ice-cream, the strawberry was delicious!

We stopped by to check it out on Saturday a few weeks ago…read more They had beach music, folks shagging, and everyone was friendly and we had a beverage, and great fish & chips and dessert. Nice place! Definitely will be back ..

Huge place! Owners and guests are super friendly. Anything you want to drink or they will make it…read moreup of you want. A lot of locals, friendly and kind. The bbq truck is pretty great. Great place for gifts and trest, apples, cheese and even pastries and bloody mary mix. Live bands and corn hole tournaments as well as vendor tent events !!¡ definitely the go to place without having to go into Hendo. Keep it up!! Will be back next week-

I stopped here today and bought 2 cantaloupes, 3 containers of blackberries, 2 lbs of okra, 8…read moretomatoes, a jar of chow-chow, and 3 cucumbers. The corn that I had also wanted to get looked really bad, so my husband asked the man running the place how long he had had the corn. Today is Thursday. Initially the man said "Since Thursday." Then he changed his mind and said Tuesday...and he surely should have said a week ago Tuesday, that's how cruddy it looked. He also seemed very snarky about my husband picking through the cantaloupes and smelling the corn. When I checked out, he said "$50.26." I paid with my debit card and failed to get a receipt. He actually charged me $63.26 according to my bank. There has been a very nice lady behind the counter before but this guy was rude and overcharged me.

Best "in the middle of nowhere" kind of place…read more We were in town for about a week, and managed to come here every single day (mostly for their yummy ciders) to look around and get some fresh fruit. If you're in the area, def make the tiny detour to try out the peach cider!

Saw a sign for Red Hill Orchard on our drive up to NC and made a little pit stop. We loved the…read morepeaches, apple bread, and honey we got. The gentleman who rang us up was friendly and his dog Bandit was the sweetest. Such a nice little spot to get fresh produce and goodies out in the beautiful countryside.

Best strawberries I've ever had. There is so much to offer here. Honey, jams, fruits, veggies,…read moredairy, home made pasta, and so many things. Super nice folks. Peaches are almost in too!

The sweetest people work here. I went in for the first time to check it out with my baby, looking…read morefor blueberries. The man behind the counter kept in conversation with me the whole time, asking about my son and talking about his kids. As I checked out, my card kept declining, and he told me to just take the carton for free. I offered him $2 cash that I had, but he declined the offer. I truly appreciated his graciousness and the whole experience I had there really touched me. They also had a very sweet dog there who was calm enough for my baby to get near.

Great family farm. Many times a family member will be at the produce market.They grow great…read morestrawberries and peaches. And have many other kinds of produce. Watermelon cantaloupe tomatoes etc.