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    China B.

    My family and I were looking for inexpensive fall festivities. So we ended up at Cullipher Farm. It's a bit of a drive out in Pungo, but definitely worth going. When we arrived it was a lot of people there. They have cows, a playground, picnic tables, a hay ride (seasonal), a corn maze, apple and different fruit picking, a pumpkin patch, farmers market, ice cream, and etc. They also have port-a-pottys on site. This was my first time and me and my family enjoyed ourselves. Even though it was a lot going on people wise we were able to get a picnic table and had lunch there. They had 2 food trucks out there also. The kids were having fun on the playground which is a decent size. The hay ride ends at 2pm so we missed that. But it looked fun. The market part isn't big. But they have huge brussel sprouts, tomatoes, different local honey, pies, apple cider, watermelon, frozen meat, and like 10-14 different types of apples. I seen apples I never knew existed. I'd love to have tried them all. Their apple cider is delicious. I got a quart and made apple cider floats, and they were so good!! Add a little cinnamon sugar and pumpkin spice and it taste like pie!! My daughter had an apple cider slushy with vanilla ice cream and she was hooked!! She went 4 days in a row!! Lol. The baked goods were different pies, cookies, muffin tops, and more. Everything was priced reasonably. The people there were friendly and everyone was just having a good time. I recommend taking a trip out here if you want a laid back fun time!! Check them out!! (Check their website for updates on hours, certain activities are seasonal) Also if you're in the area check out the dinosaur park down the street in front of the Military Aviation Museum. The park is small, but it's free and they have dinosaur statues you can take pics with.

    Strawberry Slush and I think salted caramel ice cream
    Jacqueline L.

    Every year I make a trek out to Pungo for fresh sweet berries from Cullipher's Farm. There are a bunch of different produce to pick from and even yummy ice cream or strawberry slushes. The workers are nice and laid back so you can wander around with out feeling rushed. When your back can't take picking the fields don't worry they have pre picked options galore. Before you leave be sure to say hello to the farm animals!

    Mary-Ann L.

    This place is neat to explore. There's plenty of land to have plenty of different crops to grow and customers to pick from. On this very hot summer day, I wasn't inclined to pick anything but the market was a wonderful draw for my curiosity. It has packaged goods (jams, pickled foods, syrups) and fresh veggies and fruits (they sell figs!). But the most note-worthy are the unique homemade breads! There were savory ones like bacon cheese and then the sweet fruity one like peach and the muffin tips like chocolate red velvet, blueberry, etc I believe they have ice cream too so I need to go back to try all these items!

    Lesson about strawberries
    Jessica J.

    I came here for a school field trip with my daughter's school. I had the best experience here learning about strawberries, the farm, and picking strawberries. I paid $9 per person, and that came with a carton to fill with strawberries, a wagon ride, and a lesson on strawberries. The strawberries that I picked were so sweet and juicy. I even stopped by their little shop and bought a delicious berry pie. They also have a very cute and fun playground there for the little ones. I enjoyed my time here.

    Nightingale ice cream sandwich - cookie monster
    Yoonie L.

    Cullipher Farm is one of the most well rounded U-pick farms in the area. They offer a wide range of fruits (and sunflowers) to pick throughout the summer and fall months. They have quite the packed schedule and don't skip a beat. Since we've lived here, we have picked strawberries, blueberries peaches, apples and grapes. Check their website to see the different crops throughout the year. Some things to note: - check their Facebook to keep up-to-date with last minute changes due to weather and if the fields are overpicked of fruit in season - they have a great market on site, where you also cash out for your pickings (when they do apples, you cash out at the shack near the apple orchard). They have fresh produce (place of origin indicated), jams, preserves, butters, salsas, sauces, fresh baked goods, ciders, meats & seafood and even baked goods that they make on site. They also offer Nightingale ice cream sandwiches that I had for the first time last weekend (GASP! I know, I have definitely been missing out) - there is a separate shop, next door to the market that sells ice cream, mini donuts and you MUST try their slushies! It's usually the fruit that is in season to pick. Love the apple and strawberry! - KID FRIENDLY ALERT - they have a huge play area in the back, equipped with all sorts of modified mini tractors with bicycle pedals (put some oomph into them, they require some muscle), slides, swings etc. We have picked basically everything and our favorite fruits to pick here are apples, and I believe they might be the only ones to offer apples in the fall in this area, unless you go to Carter mountain. We've also purchased a variety of produce, most recently the corn and it was so fresh and delicious! Get some sunshine and pick some fruits! Stay safe, Friends!

    You pick pumpkin patch
    Starla W.

    This farm was awesome! We went for the you pick pumpkin patch and boy did it deliver. Many different kinds and sizes to choose from at a very reasonable price. No ticket purchase needed for entry. We also bought a few things from the farm market too- heirloom tomatoes and muscadines. When we left there was even a good truck arriving and ice cream being served. We will definitely we back for another fruit picking season. Lovely time.

    Fresh picked sunflowers
    Nicole V.

    We had a great time here! We're new to the area and miss the farms we used to go to back home. This was so comforting with the amazing kids play area! We especially loved the duck races and the corn husk teepee. With 3 young kids, I never need 3 full size slushies for them. It's usually a struggle at places to try and figure out if I can have an extra cup, then try and pour it while the kids are all watching and there's never a good place to try and pour a slushie. ANYWAY this place sells slushies by the half cup! A perfect size for the young ones!! We picked some sunflowers, bought out the little market store and called it a day! We loved all their produce but we weren't fans of the baked goods we got. There wasn't anything wrong with them, we just didn't live the cider donuts or the peach crumb bread. Friends got their muffin tops and said they were amazing!

    Alison M.

    I think we stopped at both the markets today - it is now split into two. One is mostly just fresh flowers and sunflowers sold either by the bunch pre-arranged or per stem. I got some beautiful, large sunflowers for $1 a stem for a bouquet at home and looked at some of the beautiful other flower arrangements. Small window advertised pound cakes but I've already hit my pastry items for the week. There is another sister market around 4 miles further down with salsa, canned pickles and okra (YUM), fresh fruits and veggies, honey, and some other items. Shop local! Support small business! Great, yummy items to choose from and some awesome fresh and local produce and honey and canned goods.

    Apple cider $2.75
    Krisha B.

    I love Cullipher farm. This location is typically where we would go during the fall for their corn mazes and sunflower fields, but it looks like they've done some renovations to make an expanded market and they've moved their ice cream here as well! I was happy to see all their usual produce: fruits and veggies, bread, jams, meat, and cold beverages! They also have a large play area for kids in the back, equipped with ride on toys. We came here around mid day so it was way too hot to explore! Maybe during the fall when it's cooler out. Of course, we had to grab some ice cream! The have an assortment of flavors for $2.25 a scoop, and you know I always have to have a waffle cone, which is $0.50 extra! There is plenty of seating around the building for you to cool off and relax. Every summer we look forward to going peach picking! They have plenty of trees to pick from and they normally rotate which rows to choose from so that you are receiving ripe fruit. Today, many of the peaches were pretty firm still, but they will continue to ripen after we picked them. From their Facebook page (7/17/2021) their hours are: Tuesday - Friday: 8AM - 1PM, last pickers enter at 12PM Saturday - Sunday: 8AM - 6PM, last pickers enter at 5PM I would continue to check their Facebook if you plan to come, as they remain pretty active on social media lately!

    Heather B.

    I'm so happy to be back on the east coast. Fresh produce all over the place!! I have been following Cullipher Farms on my Facebook for a while now. I finally got the opportunity to pick some strawberries. I headed out to Virginia Beach Saturday morning. We arrived around 11a. It was one of their first days open. There was a small amount of people already picking. You were able to pick spaced apart and pick without your mask... as long as you were far from others. Otherwise a mask stays on. The staff were amazing. They were so friendly. The indoor produce market had produce from Florida and Georgia. I think North Carolina too. They had strawberries from their farm and asparagus. Everything is priced well. It is not overly priced. Our strawberries were $16 a bucket. The bucket averaged 5-5.5lbs. So in the end it was about $3 a pound. Perfect! I had 3 buckets full. When I got home I cleaned them, trimmed the tops and froze them. My freezer smelled amazing. I can not wait to get more produce from them. They are worth the drive.

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    I love your canary Melon and your corn and watermelon and tomatoes, muffins tops , blackberry, cantaloupe,plus your cider drinks,pies

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    Great for kids to pick then play in the sandpit.

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    Hickory Ridge Farm

    Hickory Ridge Farm

    4.5
    (52 reviews)
    9.7 mi
    $

    My sister was visiting from FL and wanted to see a sunflower patch. We stopped here and so glad we…read moredid. They have a beautiful sunflower patch that you can pick your own, 2 for $5 or if you spend $25 they were free. We took some time to see their farm animals. They were well taken care of and so cute! Just a pleasant little farm, glad we stopped in!

    I've lived in VB for almost 11 years, and have NEVER gone strawberry picking! Crazy, I know. I knew…read morethis season I had to go, so I grabbed my friend and her two kids and we decided to give Hickory Ridge Farm a try! What a gem. They have buckets for you to grab, or you can bring your own. You get charged per pound that you pick and pay when you're done! They had so many strawberries ready to pick, I had so much fun doing this with my friends kids! I was already planning on making a homemade strawberry shortcake when I got home. They have a cute little coffee truck which I obviously had to stop by. If you have a strawberry latte during strawberry season - you can count on me to grab one! It was so good, and not too sweet or tart from the strawberry! I also had to grab their strawberry donuts from the farm stand. Which, needless to say ... they did not make it home with me. We scarfed those down! Incredible. I loved the "petting zoo" area. You can feed the goats, sit in the rabbit pen and give them some pets, and play with the piglets! Such a cute add on to this experience; and the petting zoo was no charge! They also have a ton of toys and bounce houses for the kiddos. If you're looking for a fun strawberry picking experience, give them a try!

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    Point Harbor Pick Your Own

    Point Harbor Pick Your Own

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    40.2 mi

    Point Harbor pick your own strawberries is a great attraction for the OBX. The berries are…read moreplentiful and very tasty. It doesn't take long to fill your own container. Cash only; $4/pound in May 2025. In July they will have lots of easy to pick blueberries. All crops are irrigated so size and taste are optimal.

    UPDATE: As of July 1st it's blueberry season. Tuesday & Friday 7am-noon. Plus, they usually have…read moretomatoes and sometimes their very own pecans - so good. My husband discovered this hidden gem. Hidden in plain sight! If you're leaving OBX, it's about Located 1/2 mile north of the Wright Memorial Bridge off US 158 on the right. Look for a sign (blueberries are in season now - unbelievably good!!) and turn at that sign on a dirt and grass track. Follow it past a one-story brick house, some fields, to a farm stand. Blueberries are now (July 7th through mid-Aug). The farm stand is open every Tuesday and Friday from 7am to noon. (Strawberry season has different times/days.) We arrived at 7:30am and there were already 10 cars there. Blueberry bushes are beautiful. Easy picking, nice wide rows. They supply a container to pick and you can buy it for 50 cents - or better yet, bring your own container(s) to take your berries home. We stopped by today 7/7/17 and they had yellow and white peaches in bags for sale too - so good.

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    Picking buckets provided. Bring your own containers to take them home or take the green bucket for 50 cents.
    Picking buckets provided. Bring your own containers to take them home or take the green bucket for 50 cents.
    They have yellow and white peach trees.

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    They have yellow and white peach trees.
    Greenbrier Farms

    Greenbrier Farms

    4.3
    (56 reviews)
    10.5 mi
    $$

    We went on a Friday for strawberry picking, to see the animals and to shop the farmers market. Our…read morekids also enjoyed the play area also. There's bounce houses and a playground. The strawberry picking baskets were a flat rate (which we liked versus other places that charge by weight). It was pretty reasonable at $23 for a bucket and the strawberries were delish. There's also a patio restaurant called the Hive for food and drinks.

    Went here Sunday for the fall pumpkin festival. Entry to the festival is free. You just have to pay…read more$10 for parking. Once inside there's other activities to pay for like the monster truck ride, petting farm, corn maze, and other kids activities. The hayride and pumpkin patch are both free. The hayride goes from the parking/monster truck area, to the market/restaurant area, to the pumpkin patch, and then back to the first spot of the parking/monster truck area. I found the fall festival to be really cute and great for photo ops. I really enjoyed each of the different sections of the farm. Decided to get on the monster truck before leaving (9/10); it was my first time riding in/on one and it was pretty fun. To ride was $10 per person. All of the staff members were friendly and made light conversation. I can def see myself returning especially since they also have a Christmas tree farm and a restaurant on site. My overall rate of experience : 9.5/10

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    Exterior
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    Chickens and Roos in the barnyard
    Henley Farms

    Henley Farms

    4.2
    (13 reviews)
    5.5 mi
    $$

    We come here every year to pick blackberries. Both my sons love it and they are soooo much more…read moreflavorful than the grocery stores. We love how well kept the farm is and how easy it is to get to. My husband and I especially love how open and chill this place is. No gimmicks, no fancy stuff, just good ol' open area to pick your fruits and veggies and enjoy time with your family.

    I've been looking forward to strawberry picking at Henley for my birthday for a few weeks now…read moreduring the pandemic and movement restrictions that are in place. They update their facebook page daily due to weather and strawberry conditions so it's easy to keep an eye out before you make the drive. It's buried deep in Pungo off a charming road and a beautiful leisurely drive through the countryside. We easily found it, pulled in, and weighed our baskets and were sent off to one of the fields to pick. They had 2-3 open at the time with several rows to choose from and plenty of parking. It was muddy, which I knew from their warning to wear the proper shoes and clothes, but we managed to find a few rows and found tons of available strawberries. I was worried about there not being enough for everyone but that was not a problem - we quickly picked about 7 pounds of beautifully ripe red berries and headed back to the main station to weigh them. We stood in a socially distanced line where I browsed their veggie plants (for making your own home garden) and their beautiful potted flowers. They have some friendly wildlife here as well you can interact with as the goats were happy to come to the fence and be seen. Great experience - I now have two jars of fresh strawberry jam and tons of frozen strawberries for smoothies! This may be a new tradition.

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    Goldpetal Farms

    Goldpetal Farms

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    8.1 mi

    Sooooo cute! And right in my backyard! Just off Seaboard road in the field beside Wave Church…read more Last year they planted later due to COViD. But this year they're open in late June. Peak blooms are in the next 4-5 days. Follow them on Instagram for up to date info on blooms and hours. Super friendly staff. $25 gets your group in and you can get 10 sunflowers. They'll give you a bucket but you can bring your own shears (or they have some to borrow) and they'll wrap them for you too in cool napkins for the drive home. Suggest if you have a long drive you bring some water for them. The sunflowers are beautiful and plentiful and there weren't that many bugs. Also - this is a large field of sunflowers so you can really spread out. It felt like we had the entire place to ourselves. We roamed for half an hour before we saw other people. They have a small boutique selling themed items all featuring their bee or sunflowers. Adult shirts are $25. The bee pins are $10. A sunflower coloring book with colored pencils is $13 or $10 for just the book. Etc etc. Love love love!!!!

    Is a "pop up farm" a thing? Yelp has a category for "attraction farm"- I guess that fits!…read more Goldpetal is a beautiful maze of sunflowers. Not the "you'll get lost" kind of maze, more like a "you'll want to get lost" kind of maze. They opened on August 27th and reached max bloom on September 2nd. Their Facebook page indicates that you may only have another few days to catch this season's blooms. We went on a Thursday evening around 5:30 and only had a short line to get inside. The line was much longer when we were leaving around 7pm. It's $20 for 10 stems. That includes entry for up to 5 people. You can get an extra 10 stems for $10 and I think military gets an extra 5 just for showing their ID. You can't just go for the pictures, you've gotta pay. Dogs can come too- just make sure they are on a leash and you may want to bring water for them if you're planning a longer trip. They give you tips and the rules before you enter and supply you with a metal vase and cutters. I'd suggest bringing a basket instead of using their bucket though. After that the field is all yours. They have several different types of sunflowers. We got a little carried away and now I don't know what to do with all our flowers, not a bad problem to have. "By the time you're reading this it's probably too late." Cryptic, but if you're reading this after Labor Day weekend your best bet is to bookmark this for in your Summer 2021 collection and sign up for their mailing list on their website so you don't miss out next year!

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    Plenty of sunflowers left to be picked
    Plenty of sunflowers left to be picked
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    Coastal Cattle’s Meat Shack

    Coastal Cattle’s Meat Shack

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    This spot is the best place in the area to come get your grass fed beef and pastured pork, all…read morelocal and raised here. They constructed this "shack" to give a storefront to their meat selection alongside Cartwright Farms, and it's a great place to shop. They also sell local honey, jams, pickles, and other jarred goods, along with some swag and other goodies. It's pretty serene out there too!

    The Vaughan Family has been farming and living on the same land since the early 1700's…read more Sustainable farming is not just a phrase, it is a way of life passed down from generation to now the 8th generation. They have been named a Century Farm in Virginia, and now also a Bicentennial Farm and are proud to still be actively farming. Sustainable farming is a way of ensuring that the land, and all its resources are maintained for future generations. Promoting soil health, managing water runoff and using natural fertilizing techniques are all ways that they are being good stewards of the land. This has always been a way of life, but the business of Coastal Cattle began as an idea of their then12 year old daughter in 2014, and has expanded since then. She wanted to use her knowledge of cattle gained through local 4H livestock club and start a herd. Her very first project steer at the age of 10 was a Hereford and she instantly fell in love with the breed. They are docile, easy to work with, great for children to be around and of course beautiful! ​ She and her sister helped to pick out the first bred heifers and cows that started Coastal Cattle. The original idea was to start raising pure-bred show cattle to be used for our local area 4H Livestock shows as well as other regional livestock competitions. Showing cattle is a lot of work, and a lot of fun, but eventually they started thinking bigger. ​ ​ They were hearing the desires of so many people who want to know where their food is coming from. People want to be in control of what they put into their bodies, and they quickly saw and understood the need for a good product. So expanding into the direct marketing of the beef produced by the ever expanding herd was the natural progression of the farm. ​ Incorporating rotational grazing, and the herd into other farming practices has proven beneficial for the land and the farm. They go hand in hand, crops and livestock. Not only are they producing a good product for the consumers, but they're protecting our natural resources as well.

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    Coastal Cattle’s Meat Shack
    Coastal Cattle’s Meat Shack
    Coastal Cattle’s Meat Shack

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