Family friendly fun place that allows you to gather your own fresh fruit from the vine. Has a great…read morewebsite showing what is in season. Great place to teach your children about nature.

Magical day for myself and my family visiting the farm yesterday…read more Mr. Walker was very kind and patient. The persimmons were almost too good to be true. You can tell great time and care went into ensuring they were perfect for guest. We will be visiting more frequently. Our drive is just under an hour but so worth it! Looking forward to making more memories at the farm for years ahead.

I saw this place on Kidding Around and thought we would check it out. It's in the middle of no…read morewhere but not hard to find. The family (staff) is helpful and friendly. We opted to pick our own gallon of blueberries and had a wonderful time. I'm rating this 4 stars because I think it was a little expensive for what it was. It's $30 to pick the gallon and I was told it was organic and non spray. After seeing prices for other places I saw some charged anywhere from $10-20 for this. There was a group of ladies that came and when they were told the price they were surprised and ended up leaving. I don't regret coming here because we had a fun experience but just letting you know it can be pricey!

Great area for picking. Owners on site, very kind and helpful. My three grandchildren had a…read morewonderful time!

Tucked away off the campus of Clemson on a vast plot of land is the South Carolina Botanical…read moreGardens. Like some other college-affiliated gardens, this one is free of charge to all visitors. It's a bit tough to get your bearings at first since the property is really spread out, and requires quite a bit of driving to get from place to place, where first time visitors (like me) are sure to get lost along the way, even with a map of the property. I recommend starting your visit with the visitors center, carriage house, and geology museum, which are adjacent to the desert and Jurassic gardens. I tried to get intel on best places to see blooms at the visitors center, but staff weren't overly helpful in assisting where to explore, so I basically grabbed the map and drove off meandering around the back roads, winding up at the Hanover House (super friendly staff here) and the Caboose and President's gardens (some blooms in this area). Despite feeling a bit lost while exploring and encountering very few blooms, I did overall enjoy my visit to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens. I would rate it as a 3.5 out of 5 experience overall, as much of the land on property seemed not to serve much of a purpose, and you really have to spend time exploring (and getting lost) to find interesting blooms.

I took my 88 yr old neighbor with me. We walked around the circle near the bell. Just so special…read moreand peaceful.

A yearly visit to BOA Fall For Greenville 2025 with two of my nieces on Friday was a chilly…read moreafternoon. This year there are no tickets, it's credit, debit or gift cards no cash accepted. These payment options were a lot easier, and cut down on the long lines waiting to purchase tickets. We arrived around 4:30 and the crowd wasn't too bad, the lines to try out food weren't long. Cantina 76 was my first stop, I ordered a brisket taco and a blue raspberry lemonade. The taco was soft shell with sliced brisket, chopped tomatoes and onions with cilantro. The brisket was tender and flavorful. The blue raspberry lemonade was aqua blue, with the right amount of sweetness and tartness, both were delicious. I plan on visiting their restaurant in the near future. My next food adventure was from Sidewall Pastry Kitchen, with the banana pudding cookie. It's a thick cookie with banana flavored pudding with a vanilla wafer on top. The cookie itself was also banana flavored, I didn't like the cookie, but my niece enjoyed the peach cobbler cookie. The cookie reminded me slightly of a Crumbl cookie, that's not a favorite cookie of mine either. It was just a little too much going on with the cookie. My next stop was at Food Truck Row. I sampled food from EveryThing Egg Rolls ( Philly Cheesesteaks egg roll), Churro Masters(chocolate drizzled churros) and Knight Bites, Furman University(Brisket Knight Bites) We ended this year's Fall For Greenville with another trip to Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream. As always it's good to spend time with family.

We were invited to a private tasting here and were so impressed. The owners are passionate about…read morewinemaking, and it shows in the smooth flavors of their reds, white, and sparkling rose. Their wines are made here locally, but the grapes are uniquely grown and harvested from Oregon. The tour was fascinating and fun, and our group of around 20 had a great time! And if you like dogs, Frankie and Olivia are very polite co-hosts. Highly recommend!

Take a picture on the count of TREE! The 39th annual St. Francis Festival of Trees, which benefits…read morethe Bon Secours St. Francis Health System, is back in downtown Greenville. The free event runs through Christmas Day and spotlights 88 decorated Christmas trees at two downtown locations: Courtyard by Marriott at 50 W Broad St. Hyatt Regency at 220 N Main St. The trees are decorated by volunteers and sponsored by Upstate schools, companies and organizations. I stopped by the Hyatt Regency, and the multi level lobby with sunshine pouring through the windows was the perfect backdrop for these festive creations. I imagine it is magical at night and can see why the festival is a longstanding tradition for many Upstate families. Event proceeds will support the creation of a new graduate medical-education program at Bon Secours St. Francis Downtown Hospital to help address the growing need for practicing medical professionals. The trees can be viewed at any time during the hotel lobby's open hours.

I came in and I was feeling excited vibes when I got through the door adults were having just as…read moremuch fun as the children were. I've learned some things myself about the digestive system how the brain works the proper way to scan my groceries and how to put my pit crew together for my next race car event and I feel good about that.

My kids loved this place and we spent over three hours here. We bought a timed ticket but they…read morekindly let us in early because we got in town a little early. So many exhibits to play in, the water features on the bottom floor were closed and we still had plenty to explore. The only downside was that it's a little on the expensive side and you don't get any discounts if you have another children's museum membership.

Thanks to winning a couple of tickets from Yelp Greenville, had a chance to check out 150 beers…read morefrom 64 breweries. (OK, not ALL of them!). Fluor Field was the perfect venue with all the breweries stretched down through the concourse. While the Untappd app offered a site map, and a separate alphabetical listing of breweries, with no booth number posted on each brewery, you were left to flip back and forth on your phone for the beer locations you had researched. My only complaint- other than that, it was a five-star event. Lots of sours, consistent with the current trend in craft beer, and, keeping with the season, lots of fruit. Live music throughout the event all afternoon. My personal favorite? New Holland's "Blue Sunday", a sour American Wild Ale. It came all the way from Michigan in bottles, and I'm glad it made the trip!