I did my realize how close this place is to my house. So to my surprise it only took less than 20…read moreminutes to arrive. A lil context, I was looking for something to do solo and came across a "pick your own flowers" farm. But I found more than flowers. They had fields of berries, greens, honey from their hives and a selection of beautiful wildflowers. When I arrived there was a good number of moms with kids roaming the fields while pushing strollers and wagons. When I checked in they supplied me with a bucket for berries and told me which fields were open for picking. The flowers are per stem or fill a cup for $20. I filled my bucket which took about 30 minutes roaming 2 fields. The cost was a lot more than I would spend at the grocery store but now often do you get to make homemade strawberry preserves with berries you picked yourself?

Great experience. Communication of where the best picks are located is super helpful. Getting…read morebuckets and picking your own is fun. You decide what you want. Fields are well marked and easy access.

It's strawberry fields forever at Hyman farms. Picked 5 baskets yesterday if very big and red juicy…read moreripe strawberries with my daughter. The employee was very nice and helpful

Took my family here while visiting from Ohio. My wife heard about them on Instagram. Our kids had…read morean ABSOLUTE blast!!! We went for the u-pick blueberries and stayed to play with all their animals!!! Young family just starting out and make you feel like home as soon as you get out of the car! Candice and Brandon loved interacting with our little ones, 2 4 and 6 years old. Showing them the chickens, turtles and pig! They've got a couple beautiful dogs and even a deer on their property that roams around. The blueberries are organic, they don't use pesticides or anything and they were PLENTIFUL! They said they should have plenty of berries to pick thru next week so if you are visiting for the 4th of July or local, it's definitely worth the drive!!! We got a huge bucket for $25 and everything else is just them being a wonderful Christian family!

Cute pumpkin patch and petting farm. Small farm store with many fresh veggies and fruits. Jams,…read morejellies too.

Fantastic. Fruit when in season is great veg are terrific so is staff and family…read more Alway stop there first. They also have pop up at farmers markets .!

Weekend roadtrip from DC to Darlington up to Fort Mills Sc so far. We came out of Darlington and…read moreHartsville and came across McLeod farms. This place is like childhood and wants the heart. Always great to get off the beaten path and find $5 watermelons and $5 banana bread. Seeing young and old alike eating homemade ice cream.

The absolute hands down best peaches ever. Georgia calls themselves the peach state.. they just…read moredon't know. They are all good (except the white ones sorry) but Big Red in August is better than cake and ice cream.. oh but their ice cream too tho especially what they make there it's better than well it's 87 out o

We came to the pumpkin patch! They have a large parking lot and it was easy to find…read more It's a $3 fee for everyone above 2 years old and you need a reservation. Although, it was easy to make a reservation and there were a lot of time slots to choose from. This included seeing the animals (goats, pigs and bunnies), walking in the flower fields (a sunflower field and colorful flowers), the playground and taking photos. The playground really was not much and I think older kids would've gotten bored easily. For an extra fee, there is a corn pit to play in, a wagon ride and a train ride for kids. We did not do these. There wasn't a ton of places for photo ops, but there were some. They have a shop with goods for sale as well as some snacks and drinks like apple cider, slushies, apple cider donuts, alcohol, etc. We went the weekend after Halloween, so there weren't many pumpkins to see/choose from, but if we went earlier in the season I'm guessing there would have been. On the opposite side of the property, there was a Thai restaurant and a shop that served ice cream and alcohol. There were plenty of picnic tables and even a couple TV's showing football. This was a bit of a walk to get to, though. They also have pizza which you have to order ahead of time with your reservation if interested, but I've heard great things about the pizza. Keep in mind it is only porta johns, like many pumpkin patches. All in all, not my favorite pumpkin patch in the area, I questioned why we needed a reservation and to pay, it really didn't include much, but I'm wondering if we would've had a different experience if we went earlier in the season.

Very nice experience! I chaperoned a field trip for my daughter and the kids had a ball. There were…read moreso many different things to do from kiddie zip lines to feeding goats. The strawberries were so sweet and well taken care of. Such a beautiful farm & can't wait to go back.

The strawberry farm has two sides. One for strawberry picking and the other side is a good size…read moreamusement area for kids. We went on a holiday weekend Sunday and was pleased that they also have the opportunity to have events at the play area. Note: the admission to the play area is different from the fee to strawberry pick. They also offer other produce and jams for sale in the strawberry picking section of the farm. Definitely pick up a strawberry lollipop for a light but sweet treat. It's a farm so there are bugs. Remember to carry some bug spray for the kids and there is ample seating if a member of your party does not want to go out into the field. Note. There are outdoor bathroom potty services only so be prepared.

What an amazing time! Last year was a blast, and this year was amazing too! They've added a few…read moremore things. It was really a great experience to spend a few hours with the kids enjoying themselves. The thought put behind these items is awesome and child-aligned. What a gift. There is so much to enjoy; it's totally worth the visit.

Wow went there last year with my dog everyone was wonderful. Today I walked in and lady was rude…read moretelling me that large dogs are not allowed. The way she spoke to me was ignorant and very demeaning. They just lost all my business and I usually drop over 100 dollars every time I walked in. Go to Chase farms much better service and classier.

the staff are sooo nice, and the fields are full of nice strawberries. they've got super cute farm…read moreanimals and reasonable prices! will absolutely be back for more!

Loved this local vineyard!! The prices were fair.. I paid $15 for a gallon and a half of grapes…read more The muscadine and scuppernong grapes were very yummy! They are my favorites type of grapes!! Before moving to NC I had no clue they existed.. man was I missing out. The place is easy to pass (I'm guilty of driving by it.. lol) since it is in the back of a residence so look out for the signs! I would definitely recommend this place. Enjoy! I am definitely looking forward to going back!

Wow, what a great place to pick these delicious grapes! The grapes are so juicy and have so much…read morenatural sweetness to them and I've become so addicted. I've never been so excited to talk about any fruit and I would have to say it's my top favorite. I am from PA and we usually do not have these types of grapes. This is my second time here in a less than 2 weeks (because I ate so much and actually run out of the 1 gallon grapes that I picked the week before). There are about 3-4 acres of land for you to hand pick and to me, it's a pretty relaxing environment. They provide you with either a $5 half-gallon bucket or a $10 gallon bucket for you to pick your grapes in. They also provide bug repellent and hand sanitizers for you to use. One of the owners, Andrew, is super nice and thoughtful. He provided us with cold water after we got done picking grapes in 90 degrees weather. He also gave us a history of this vineyard which was past down from his grandparents. This is such a hidden gem and I would definitely come back and I recommend this to everyone.

Great place to get a taste of the farm life, and is part of the larger Greenway area. $14/ adult to…read moreget in. It's mostly run by volunteers, who take care of the horses, cows, chickens, ducks, geese, goats and alpacas. All the animals look well taken care of and are definitely loving their best lives, and you can get up close to give them a pat, or if it's deemed available, give them some food. This is separate from the horse stables, but you can still see the horses when they are out in the pasture. It's kinda a one and done thing, but kids will love it, and it's an idyllic setting to be outside in nature.