Always a nice drive and experience visiting Mountain Valley Farm. The beef is legit the best beef I…read morehave ever tasted. Bring a cooler and stock up while you are here. Bring the kids so they can see the animals (and maybe get them an I've cream while you're there). Or, I'd the kids aren't with you, go to the winery just around the corner for some relaxation.

Very cute place tucked away in the blue ridge mountains. If you have small children they will…read moreenjoy. There is a little farm store with local products. I personally have used the fresh butter and goat milk lotion... both wonderful.

Get there early for the best selection! Great prices. Worth the drive!! Quite a variety. You'll…read morefind items here you can't find at the grocery store.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

I've been buying quarts of their honey for years and won't change. Bob and Bev are super and so…read moreknowledgeable. I've run out again, so I I'm calling to pick up more.

The best honey! Such a wonderful flavor! Kind people! We buy a gallon once or twice a year or buy a…read moregallon and split it amongst our friends. Spring allergies are coming, a spoonful a day helps tremendously.

The best honey I have ever had and I have enjoyed a lot of honey in my 80 years. I especially like…read moreit with the comb.

My grandfather raised sourwood outside of Asheville and I swore there was none better. Enter in…read moreBateman's. Wow. It's just as good, and if my grandfather was still living I'm sure he would agree. I now live in Alabama and have family members ship it or bring it to me. So SO good.

I am a former brick-and-mortar customer, and I miss the experience of the store terribly! The…read morewarmth & effervescence this company gave to customers in-person is an inspiration. I live out of state now but found myself buying Georgia Honey Farm honey online even with all the wonderful beekeeping up here in New England. Gallberry is still my absolute favorite, and it's a Southern thing. Guess you can take the girl out of GA, but you can't take GA out of the girl. I bought a bunch of Gallberry 2 ouncers to give a piece of home to new friends. This company is a blessing and is now a source of nostalgia for me.

I absolutely love Georgia Honey Farm's products. My favorite is their Wildflower honey. I…read morerecently had a product question, and submitted it. The owner Alex took the time to reply to me personally, and within 15 minutes. That is incredible customer service. This company really is great.

Knowledgeable and helpful. They have a wide variety of potions and herbs. Not that easy to find…read more Would highly recommend.

Amazing, " I thought that I had died and went to herbal heaven."…read moreThe huge selection of natural remedies is amazing, and then some.... You just have to go in and see. Customer service was friendly and knowledgeable.

World class, local honey for sale! (Literally...the owners have won the Good Food Award several…read moreyears running for their sourwood honey.) Cash only. This is a stand at the end of a driveway at a private residence. On the honor system, which hopefully continues for many years.

This honey is amazing. I would like to buy more, but I'm not around it. Is there an online shopread more

Stopped in here because we saw " mead" on the window. So glad we did!…read more We did the tastings and ended up coming home with 5 crowlers of mead. I totally recommend this place.

Went in to try some mead and came out with more! Service was…read morefast and friendly! The mead tasting was $16 to try their top 6. The sizes were pretty small but mead is usually potent. I ended up living the pollination so much I bought a crowler of it. I also took home their hand lotion, chapstick and hot honey! Everything was nicely displayed and smelled great!

Rosie Mae's Alpaca Farm is a simple visit making it a quick and efficient experience getting up…read moreclose with alpacas. It's located in Wildwood, Georgia, in the northwest corner of the state, or pretty much 10 miles southwest of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Rosie Mae's is actually free to visit where you can walk the grounds saying hello to 8 alpacas...5 boys and 3 girls. Guests can hand-feed the alpacas specially formulated pellets for just $2 per brown bag. Bags can be purchased inside the front entrance, which also serves as a coffee bar and miniature boutique. At first approaching the alpacas, they were content with just grazing on the farm's grass. I was pretty much invisible to them. It was only until I walked around the back of the farm and entered inside the barn area that I received a warm greeting. And that could have been because they sensed it was going to rain, lol. Nonetheless, my alpaca wishes were granted. I finally enticed them into trying the pellets which they gently vacuumed up from the palm of my hand. Having this newfound bonding time with the alpacas made all the difference in the encounter. Now I was walking away with a couple of heartfelt memories. Overall, you don't need very long when exploring around, maybe 45 minutes or so. This is just a quiet, little roadside attraction within the greater Chattanooga Valley area. But, if you have a love for animals and want the chance to enjoy hand-feeding alpacas, then make sure to keep in mind, Rosie Mae's Alpaca Farm.

OMG...what a great little spot in the woods. Came here for…read morethe very first time to have coffee and see the alpacas. Little, did I know that I was gonna get a surprise for my birthday... a free coffee complete with the swirly straw. Never seen or even touch an alpaca. They are so soft. Loved their home-made trinkets in their general store...stop by, put a pin on the map. Im the only one from Tucson!!!!!

This place is amazing. An incredible store with so many things to choose from. Everything apple and…read moremore. You can actually watch cider being pressed from behind a window. They have a cafe/bakery where you can purchase pies, turnovers and donuts. Unless you have a handicap parking permit, it's quite a hike to park. I saw a lot of older folks struggling to walk up the hill. It's also a Harvest Host location where you can reserve an RV spot and park overnight in your RV spot for free.

Mercier Orchards is such a fun fall experience and definitely a destination worth visiting! We…read morestarted our visit by picking apples, which is always one of my favorite things to do in the fall. After that, you absolutely have to head into the store and do a little shopping! There are so many wonderful goodies to browse. Of course, we couldn't leave without stopping at the bakery for some delicious treats and a cup of fresh, hot apple cider! The only downside was the chaos created by the tour buses loading and unloading passengers right at the front entrance. It makes an already busy area even more congested and a bit hectic to navigate. It would be nice if they had a designated area away from the main entrance for the buses. Other than that, we had a wonderful time! Such a fun way to spend a beautiful fall day. If you're in the Blue Ridge area during apple season, Mercier Orchards is definitely worth a visit!