So much fun! It's a small, hometown pumpkin patch with a corn maze, hay rides, and even some farm…read moreanimals. We found two large pumpkins to carve, but definitely get there early! If we had waited much longer, there might not have been a great selection. It was the perfect day outing for families with kids!

Nice guys helping out, they have a trailer of pumpkins at the entrance to pick from or you can go…read morewalk through the field and get one off the vine. We came after a rain and towards the end of the season, so I'd recommend making a point to go when it's dry because it made the stems rotten and fall apart. He mentioned that they open October first, but pumpkins start ripening early September so it'd be good to go earlier! Apple maps said the address was on the left but the turn in was on the right where their sign is.

Extremely nice a very patient with kids. Even wrapped up my daughter's clover flowers in a damp…read morepaper towel so they would last longer. Loved picking our own blueberries and was very easy to find. Couple other families out picking while we were there but still very quiet and peaceful.

If you're on 54 in Chapel hill please stop by and pick delicious blueberry right from the trees!…read more the owner is very friendly and helpful! Everything is straightforward, just go get a bucket and then weigh and pay! Will definitely come again to restock once my kiddos finish all the 4LB we picked! It is very hot so bring a hat and enjoy!

How cool to pick your own blueberries on a hot July day!! The site was small but with plenty of…read morebushes, pretty much self serve with plastic buckets and scale to weigh your pickings, can pay by Venmo or cash in the jar. The best part other than being just down 54 in Chapel Hill: pesticide free!

What a fun place! Lots of Alpaca varieties to experience…read morealong with a few other farm animals here n there. The animals are so friendly and some will even give you kisses through the fence. The front entrance has a gift shop with lots of Alpaca themed gifts and Alpaca yarn and clothing. It's a great way to spend a day alone, with children or a group of adults and elderly adults as well. The walk through the paths are flat and easy to manage along with some seating areas set up for viewing these beautiful animals. The animals are very well cared for and have been given lots of room to roam the grounds. And a special treat are their very friendly barn cats. The staff is very knowledgeable and professional from the moment they greet you at the door, to walking with you and sharing interesting facts about their organization and the animals. I highly recommend!

I had a delightful visit recently! Becky and Grace gave me a great overview, then I enjoyed walking…read morearound. I was able to feed and pet several alpacas. There's also a nice store.

What a wonderful family experience! Carter is the most warm and welcoming hostess that you will…read moreever meet. Not only were we allowed to interact with the animals - the beautiful Great Pyrenees were so very friendly and the sheep followed the hayride wherever we went. The kids loved the opportunity to hold and pet the bunnies. Carter entertained us with stories of her family, the farm, and the animals. The Christmas inflatables were also a big hit with my 2 year old granddaughter. This will definitely be an annual holiday tradition for us!

Totally enjoyed my visit to Reverence Farms! Ran into Suzanne who runs the farm, and she was so…read morenice and welcoming. She truly is passionate about the animals. A visit to RF solidifies why the food at Reverence Farms is so great!

Great organic eggs and meats (chicken, pork, turkey and beef). Pet milk too. Extremely nice…read morestaff. Always stop when we are near there.

Educational and fun. This is a fiber farm and they have a nice little gift shop and online…read moremerchandise. Lots of alpacas and llamas to feed, see, and pet! The lan on staying approx an hour to get the guided tour. Best for elementary aged well behaviors kids.

This is my second visit to Alpacachino Ranch and it won't be my last. Ben and Angela are wonderful…read morehosts; so knowledgeable and full of interesting stories about each alpaca and llama. Their love for their animals is very evident and you can tell how well each animal is cared for. The tour was terrific from start to finish. I couldn't recommend this any more, and I can't wait to do it again. And again. Oh, and don't forget to stop by the gift shop full of fun and beautiful alpaca items!

M& M Alpaca Farm is a family own and run alpaca farm in Pittsboro just off Rt. 64. The farm offers…read moretours by appointment only and is currently booked months out. Masks are required to be worn while on the property. I was lucky enough to get an afternoon tour slot on a Saturday. Our tour started with receiving some hand sanitizer. The tour guide was very welcoming and explained the two types of alpaca fleece, Huacaya and Suri and we were shown examples of the fluffier type and the dread lock type. We were also given an overview of the farm and some guidelines before we headed out to see the animals. We were told about what is needed to keep the animals healthy from the teeth and toenail clipping to shearing and vaccinations and their diets and the differences between llamas and alpacas. It was very educational and there were posters along the fences. I liked that the alpacas were not forced to interact with us. Some did approach us though. I could tell how well the animals well were cared for too. The alpaca genders are separated and the males as the genders have a different demeanor. We were given plenty of time to take photos as well as ask questions. At the end of the tour we were to wash our hands then could browse the gift shop where some of the items were made with the farm's alpaca fleece. There were scarfs; gloves; socks; soap; jewelry; books; yarn among other items. This was a very enjoyable outing and I highly recommend a tour if you are able to get on the schedule.

It s a wonderful farm ，The owner was very friendly and welcoming，I first saw an alpaca and touched…read moreits fur. They are lovely, friendly and sensitive animals，I love them