Amazing place! Tina and Joe were so accommodating and hospitable. We had a group of 6 in the…read moreglamping tent, which was beautiful! the kitchen area, designed and constructed by the owners Tina and Joe was fabulous! bathroom area beautifu. can't say enough! Thank you Joe and Tina for making our stay epic!

From the owner: Welcome to Growing Faith Farms & Retreat Your North Carolina…read moredestination for glamping, tent camping, RV stays, and authentic farm experiences. Tucked into the Brushy Mountains near Wilkesboro, NC, our retreat offers a peaceful escape to unplug and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re glamping near the Blue Ridge Parkway, enjoying a family-friendly tent site, or looking for a quiet RV spot, you’ll find it here. We’re more than a campground—we’re a working farm. Sip morning coffee with mountain views, stroll flower fields, meet our animals, or book a farm tour for hands-on fun. Our glamping tents include real beds, linens, fire pits, and private kitchens—perfect for romantic getaways. Prefer roughing it? Primitive tent sites are available in serene, shaded spots ideal for stargazing. RV and camper guests enjoy spacious sites with electric and water, fire pits, picnic tables, and mountain views. Great for nightly or monthly stays. Guests love our on-site walking trails, open game areas, fresh eggs, and seasonal veggies and flowers. We’re pet-friendly and proudly drug free. Nearby attractions include the Blue Ridge Parkway, Rendezvous Mountain, W. Kerr Scott Lake, and Stone Mountain State Park. Whether you’re here for a weekend, a retreat, or an extended stay, Growing Faith Farms & Retreat is your home away from home.

I attended with a women's group for a social event. This is a you-pick farm where you can cut as…read moremany flowers as you want to fill your cup. While there, we also did flower pounding to make a beautiful card and envelope (see photos). There was a covered area with tables where we were able to sit, eat snacks, and chat. I also noticed a fire-pit and I'd like to bring my grandkids, let them pick flowers, and then spend time relaxing with a picnic lunch or dinner and roast some marshmallows over the fire. The way it works is you scan the QR code, pick up a cup, fill with water, and grab cutters. You can walk up and down the aisles that have various flowers blooming and pick any you like. If you don't have time to pick, there is a grab and go bouquet in the stand. They are open dawn to dusk April - October. I attended a Christmas in July party this past weekend and we were asked to bring a gift from a local vendor. I brought a gift certificate. The person who opened it didn't want to tell anyone what it was for fear it would be stolen! She wanted it for herself. So, if you enjoy flowers (and your special someone does), check out Harvey Family Farm.

This is our family's new local gem!! Nestled next to the mountains with beautiful barns and a…read morebeautiful farm of flowers we all fought over a pair of sheers because we all kept finding the flowers we all wanted it was so amazing- next time we'll all grab a pair per person instead of one. There is a self service kiosk with directions on what to do and it's a great value!! I can't wait to use them forever more for my flowers for special occasions and just to have beautiful fresh flowers in my home which brings us joy!!

How stinking cute!!! we were here today for a flower photo session!! Just absolutely darling!…read more We purchased 10 fresh, self cut stems at $2 per stem. They wrapped them up in a precious bouquet! Go check them out!!

Oh my goodness what a beautiful family run flower farm. I have had the pleasure of visiting Late…read moreBloomers during different seasons and have been amazed at all the different flowers. Tulip season is gorgeous and I had no idea there were so many varietie. Same with their sunflowers which are spectacular. My favorite is summer when they have such a huge variety of different flowers. They have gorgeous flower bouquets that you can call and order and the prices are fantastic or on Saturdays you can go to the local farmers market and pick out your favorite bouquets plus they have amazing honey, lavender syrup, sachets and other hand made item. I have gotten beautiful pumpkins decorated with their dried flower, dried lavender that they grow and dried flower bouquets that are still perfect after 2 year. The sisters, Stacy and Barbara are so friendly and love talking to them. It is also a wonderful place to take family photos with all the flowers and trees In the background. We will be visiting again and are looking forward to all the beautiful flowers

Great fresh produce at very fair prices. You can even feed chickens, pet baby bunnies, and learn to…read morejuggle. Family friendly!

Came to farm. Not open even though website says open. Owner refused to honor Groupon when farm is…read moreopen. Owner rude !!!!! Don't waste your money !! Not really a farm. More of a junkyard Looks abandoned. Wish I could give negative stars. Soooooo unfriendly!! UNBELIEVABLY!!!!

Great peaches, small zoo helps to create a solid family fun filled day. There is no shortage of…read morechild friendly activities- from the huge bounce pillow, tire roll, and slides our kids had a great time!

Nice local farm owned by a friendly retired gentleman and his family! Not a huge "farm," but lots…read moreof blueberry bushes with ripe berries and more that will be ripe within a week or so I'm estimating. Got to fill up a big bucket of blueberries, some made into a compote, and with plenty left fresh to enjoy raw! There was also a vendor selling locally grown honey with a lovely hint of lavender.

Great local blueberries!! I got 1/4 bucket of berries for $5. Such a steal compared to the grocery…read morestores and something fun to do. The farm opened last weekend and closed for a little for rest of the berries to ripen. I was surprised this was inside Winston-Salem vs. being outside the city. Definitely would recommend and a great Covid activity!! :)

This will be my third season to come back and pick berries! I love this special place. Wonderful…read morepeople, place and berries. I love to get as many as I can and freeze a bunch. I wouldn't miss a season coming here.

A superb spot to go blueberry picking, especially as a family or even with young children. They…read morehave several varieties of blueberries to taste and pick, and encourage you to taste while weaving amongst the bushes, some of which are over 7 feet tall! The owners are very friendly and are happy to answer any questions or take you on a tour. If you come with kids, they might even offer to show you their secluded creek where you can enjoy the cool water or perhaps spot a crawdad like we did. If you love blueberries, I can't recommend this place enough! I would encourage coming early if it's a hot day as there is limited shade between the bushes and you'll quickly be looking for water, and don't forget to bring a cooler or something to take the blueberries home with you.

Yum, delicious fresh blueberries! Cedar Lake Berry is a family owned organic berry farm in Yadkin…read morecounty. Purchase already picked berries or opt pick your own blueberries and blackberries for a cheaper price. If you have time, I recommend picking your own blueberries since it's $12/gallon. Picked blueberries are $4/pint and blackberries are $6/pint. Pick you own blackberries is $5/pint so not as worth it. My family purchased already picked blueberries and enjoyed them. The berries were a good size and tasted delicious. Overall, we enjoyed the blueberries and recommend this farm to others!

I was invited to Blackberry Ridge Farm for a luncheon and a wreath making event. The farm is really…read morehard to see from the road but after driving down a quiet path I noticed all the possibilities Blue Ridge farm had. There's lots of land, two protected flower tends and a beautiful room inside, which can host a small intimate but beautiful event. The inside space is clean and well-maintained and even the bathrooms are comfy and cozy. One of the owners Julia accompanied by her assistant Kendell showed me around and told me all about blackberry Ridge Farm. Blackberry Ridge Farm is a CBD and hemp farm where they harvest these herbs to make natural products as well as a cut flower farm. Speaking of cut flowers, while I was there, I saw customers picking up the most beautiful cut flower arrangements. They also have a large selection of dried flowers which we intern used to create beautiful, decorative heart-shaped wreaths. If you are looking for a small, intimate place to host a gathering or a place to do a hands-on, creative event with your friends, family or coworkers give blackberry Ridge Farms a call they've got you covered.

This family owned and operated farm is a Huntersville hidden gem & full of heart and soul! Today,…read morewe picked our own flowers and Julie helped us arrange them into beautiful bouquets. They provide you with clippers and a bucket and you create your florals. $15 for a half bucket and $30 for full. The farm does seasonal events as well so be sure to check them out on social media! Their collection of CBD and hemp products is impressive (see photos for a small example). You won't regret checking out this local farm in any season. Thanks, Blackberry Ridge, for a fun Friday! We'll be back for sure!

Great place for children of all ages. If you grew up around barn animals this farm would be…read morefamiliar. Started out with a visit to the pot bellied pigs. Then an in-depth presentation of the Alpacas and Llamas. Complete with petting. Next a stroll past several apple trees. Next their affectionate donkey, Dominick. A gorgeous view of the valley and mountains in the distance and finally goat feeding and their cows. Well worth the drive the time and modest fee.

If you have NEVER been to any sort of farm this may interest you. We were not impressed and…read morehonestly a little bored. Maybe it was the young female guide that seemed bored to be there. She was a nice girl and was not rude she was just not very informative about the farm - she told us more about a mule passing gas than she did about the history of the farm or the alpacas - many people had to ask questions to get any information. There were alpacas - couldn't touch them that day, there was a pot belly pig, lots of goats, one cow and 2 horses. The tour consisted of more walking around the farm than learning. I'm sorry - I just thought for the amount of time it took to get there and at 20$ per person it would be more informative.