I love this place. Best Asian pears you'll buy. This year, they added a winery which is actually…read morereally good! And a you pick flowers for $15. A little steep but the kid loved it so how do you pass that up. The orchard sells honey and pear butter. Not to mention really good Asian pears which are hard to find. The winery outpost has seating and tastings. The wine was actually really good and hard to find in the state so it's worth stocking up! Stop in. You will be glad you did

I just received a box of Gold Asian pears. It costs $52 plus $20 shipping. The pears are horrible…read moretasting and are not very fresh either. Don't buy them or you will be disappointed and wast money.

This is a really nice community market. There is a wide selections of artsy goods to buy. There are…read morefresh groceries, food and drinks available. The service at the vendors were friendly. The space is clean and organized. I recommend checking out this place when you can.

Very nice facility with a mixture of vendors having crafts, fresh produce, meats, bakery, fresh…read morecoffee and roasted beans, candy shop, eating places, clothing, soaps and trinkets People servicing customers were friendly and helpful to explain outside and inside vendors. The location was neat and clean The con I had was it was supposed to be open until 2pm on a Saturday but half of the vendors inside had either left or was closed at 1pm and there were no vendors at all outside

Outdoor fun for the family…read more Layman Family Farm is the go-to place for fall festivities with the kiddies. A working farm, they really put together quite the fun time for the littles and mom and dad will have a great time too. From corn mazes to hayrides and everything in between, there is something for all the kids to do. You can get food and farmstand items as well. It is a great way to spend a few fun filled hours with the kids and make some memories. Plenty of parking is available. The place gets busy but never that crowded due to the sheer size. Go! Have some fun.

Went for the fall festivities and Layman was great. Food trucks and cold beer. Nice afternoon…read morepeople watching and walking around.

Wasn't able to pick our own do to it being out of season which was a bummer but the frozen apple…read morecider was fantastic!! Everything is reasonably priced but not much instruction on how everything flows

We go there twice a year for peaches and apples .I also like to see the items for sale inside ,…read morebought a few things :)

This is the cutest store with so much to offer!! Tons of local produce, baked goods, canned goods,…read morehoney, plants, hand dipped ice cream and so much more!! I love this store! The ladies that run it are fantastic, super helpful and just sweet as can be. If you haven't been by, you need to!!

We spent a gorgeous September afternoon at Chiles Peach Orchard, and it turned out to be a perfect…read moreday for apple picking. The staff greeted us with warm smiles and helpful tips, making the experience feel welcoming from the start. Their marketplace has a wide selection of apple varieties, most of them are ready for sampling. While wandering the rows, we stumbled upon a few new favorites--crisp, sweet, and just the right amount of tart. If you're looking for a family‑friendly outing with fresh fruit, friendly faces, and plenty of tasty discoveries, Chiles Peach Orchard is a must‑visit. Notes: This maybe not in their control - lantern flies were everywhere, they don't bite, but they are invasive bugs, be careful not to get hitchhikers. Also, they sometimes add an admission fee on specific picking days, so check their website beforehand to avoid surprises.

As summer was ending, we decided to stop by Chile's Peach Orchard…read more We were excited to try the peach soft serve and peach donuts. The soft serve was pretty good. It had some peach flavor, but honestly, nothing out of the ordinary. I was told the peach donuts were just all right, not as standout as others (apple cider donuts). What did stand out was the peach Bellini, which was really good, especially because it was such a hot day. We wanted to check out the peach orchard, but unfortunately, they had sold out for the day, so we weren't allowed to go. It was probably around two or three in the afternoon, so we were surprised they had shut down so early. We did enjoy the views and live music, which was really cool. Definitely check out their weekly events!

We had a very nice time here! Picked a lot of apples in the orchard. AND -- bonus -- you can pick…read moregrapes as well, which we did. Also, very nice building with places to sit, in between apple and grape picking and looking around at the wine, fruit, peanuts and other food products for sale. Some of the reviewers are critical of the place, apparently because they weren't coddled like it was a high-end b-and-b or something. It's a family farm in a rural area with a few rough edges, not Sprouts or Whole Foods.

Went here with a big group of my girlfriends to pick apples, enjoy a wine tasting, and get into…read moresome ACD's (apple cider doughnuts). Overall, I have to say the experience was pretty disappointing. The apples that were in the orchards were VERY busted and bruised and we had to get most of them from bins. Turns out they were out of apple cider doughnuts and the wine tasting portions were legit the size of a liquid medicine cup. What actually is heavily influencing my overall rating of Johnson's Orchard was the rude service we received at the convenience store. The lady was very abrupt and unpleasant which sort of put us off after already having a poor experience. I don't know if I was so disappointed because I was expecting "southern hospitality" or what. Anyways, it cost nothing to be kind and really would have changed my overall opinion of the place if we were welcomed with a friendly face. The animals at the end were their saving grace-so sweet! The peacock was honestly random/concerning but we loved the sheep/donkeys/goats and my friend Katherine loved the pig.

This place is worth planning a saturday around. Specifically the fresh apple cider doughnuts. They…read moreare basically made to order and might be little pillows of rainbows and sunshine for your mouth. Apple cider isn't usually something I'm gonna go running for but when I got that first smell, my legs just started going. Once I obtained the delicious morsal of sugar I headed down the walk way and was in constant awe of the handmade and local treasures. From hanging bug eating plants... yes plants that EAT bugs... to pottery, honey, spices, veggies, free range eggs (second best find of the day)... One of the best markets I've been too. Can't wait to see what it's like in prime season!

Great place to wonder around on a Saturday. Live music, Fresh produce, flowers and even mushroom…read morefarmer. We purchased homemade jellys which were fabulous. Lots of little shops and restaurants. We ate at Zeezees Vegan place in the Market Place. Excellent food...kale steak and lentil soup with brown rice.

The Rustburg Ruritan Community Farmers Market is a top notch market with wonderful vendors and is…read morealways a nice time! This market donates 1/2 of their income to the local food pantries as well as sponsors a fundraiser for a local charity each month!