This is a new harvest host with warm hospitality and a delightful destination farm. The property is…read morefenced in with a wide gated entrance. The parking area is a wide grassy area. We arrived after quite a bit of rain and while the ground was a bit soft, we had no problems with our 33' fifth wheel and dually. The songbirds in the morning are delightful. This is not far from the interstate, but we heard no sound from it. Nice to have a secluded atmosphere without being too far away from major roads and businesses. We will definitely look forward to coming again and seeing how this new Perma Farm progresses over time.

This place is an absolute treasure! We were searching for a place to have our daughter's second…read morebirthday party, and stumble upon this spot. Mike, the owner, is SO personable and kind. Their prices are so reasonable and the party was a huge hit. They don't have a limit on how many people you can invite, which was a major selling point for me. We had over 50 guests in attendance, and they were able to very easily accommodate everyone. The kids had a ball riding ponies and petting animals. They also have a little play ground. This place was an amazing experience and you won't find a better value for a child's party. Highly recommend !

I went here for my cousin's birthday party. The employees were nice and didn't even rush us out…read morewhen the party was over unlike a lot of other parties.

The best part of our trip was visiting this place. I don't have enough words to describe OnAgain…read moreOffAgain Farm. We visited on Thursday, March 27, 2025. We called that morning and were able to visit at 2:00 PM. They welcomed us and gave us a complete and very informative tour of the farm. We got to meet the alpacas by name and visit the 11-month-old and 4-month-old alpacas with their mothers. We even had the chance to feed and walk with one of them. A huge thank you to the wonderful couple who owns this property for your kindness, patience, and understanding, especially with part of my family who did not speak English, allowing us time to translate. Your property is beautiful, and the alpacas are clearly loved and well taken care of. We will definitely visit again next time we are in this part of the country!

This what you call a hidden gem! Tucked away in a suburban area, behind a community of houses,…read morethrives well-loved animals. You may think you arrived at the wrong spot, but at the end of a long driveway you'll find a surprising 6 acre property.  A lovely couple are the guardians of these happy animals. Make an appointment, then bring the kids (or head over with friends)! They will gladly show you around the property, educate you on all things Alpacas, answer questions, and provide you one-on-one time with the animals. (Don't forget your camera.) Don't forget to check-out the Alpaca gift shop!

Needed a rainy day activity with the kids and Elijah Mountain is covered so that checked off the…read moremost crucial box. Good for a relatively short morning or afternoon activity, but panning for gems is fun! We got the $30 bucket and it was enough for two kids to each come home with a full ziplock bag of assorted gems. The chickens also huddled up by us which was also fun and I hear there's other animals too, which we didn't get to see since we weren't feeling the walk in the rain. Inside is a store with all sorts of rocks that are gorgeous if you're looking for a particular aesthetic or souvenir.

Luckily, we met Joe upon entering and he gave us the run-down. This place is fantastic. There are…read moremany things to do for couples, families, kids, groups, and, I suppose, solo. An easy drive six miles out and loads of free parking. There's even a lady walking around with her pet python snake, ready for pictures or hugs. The huge retail space is great for souvenirs and gifts.

I really wish we would've allowed more time and visited on a day with better weather…read more Unfortunately, it was a rainy afternoon when we stopped in and also on the last day of my visit so we were somewhat rushed. I wanted to purchase some jams to bring back home (SoFL) so we only visited the gift shop. Specifically, I was in search of T.O.E. Jam. It took a hot minute, but eventually I located it. The gift shop has a wide variety of merchandise and a massive jam selection. There are endless gift options available and the folks at the counter were very friendly. I'll definitely return on a future visit and will go when we have more time. I'd love to check out the farm.

We visited the farm about a a week ago as a school field trip. We came again about a week later as…read morea family day. The farm and employees are absolutely amazing and kind. The store was a highlight because it had Whole Foods, merchandise, bathroom with changing tables etc. I have a 5 year old and a 2 year old, so those things are important. We were able to ride the hay ride today and walk the corn maze. The farm is pretty big and there's a-lot to enjoy and site see. This will be our go -to until season ends. Family friendly and affordable. Also, I e noticed people saying the location isn't correct. Don't go by Yelp. The address is 18 Sorghum Mill Dr Lakemont GA, 30552 United States

I really dug this place! My meal at The Barn was great and I stocked up at the Market. There are…read moregift baskets, food, fun gifts, and all kinds of cool thing. I like the layed back feeling I got when I visited.

Thank you Faith Collins for introducing me to this hidden gem off the beaten path in Saluda, SC…read more What a treat!!! Thank you for dragging me out of the house for brunch! Sylvan Farm and Market!!!!!! This S.C. Certified Roadside Market is AMAZING! No matter where you live it is worth the trip! The staff is friendly and accomodating! They have fantastic farm fresh food! Excellent Sunday Brunch complete with hot fresh waffles delivered to your table and Mimosa's made with Prosecco! There are fresh cakes in the dessert cooler! I couldn't leave without a piece of cranberry coconut cake! There is a sweet kitty named Matilda that hangs out on the porch and welcomes guests! There are Peacocks, Highland cows in the pasture and all kinds of other animals to enjoy! There is a gift shop/market with all kinds of local goods, including fresh produce, local honey, handmade candles, handmade goats milk soap ....locally raised grass fed beef! Yes...they have tomahawk steaks too! Bacon! Sausage! Coffee, tea, candies, cheeses and an assortment of cocktail mixes that would rival any large store I've been to! I saw signs of seasonal plants too! You name it, they have it! There is a playground for kids. An old silo that has been converted into a bar where you can grab a local craft beer or wine! Live entertainment in the evening on the weekends! AND A farmers market that is free to local craftsman every Saturday!!!!!! Do yourself a favor....take a Saturday or Sunday afternoon and make plans to go to Sylvan Farm and Market! Grab lunch and walk the grounds....visit the gift shop....talk to the employees.....I promise.....It's worth the trip! I wish the weather had been better and I could have gotten better pictures. It was pouring rain but I managed to get a few. #sccertified #roadtrip #roadsidemarket #supportyourlocalbusiness #farmtotable #saludasc #hiddengems #sundaybrunch Sylvan Farm and Market

Super cute meet and treat. Such a sweet experience. Highly recommend for anyone that is out in…read moreLincoln county. Super easy to find from the interstate.

Good Karma Ranch welcomed us with open arms. The owner Mike gave us some fun facts and information…read moreregarding the alpacas. He was willing to answer questions and gave us a really informative tour. I learned alpacas originate from south America, they almost went extinct and they're related to camels! I also didn't know that they don't have top teeth! The tour was thorough and to the point, we got to feed and interact with the alpaca. You can tell they are well taken care of, because they were willing to socialize with us. Of course they were food motivated, but they also tolerated us after the food was gone! The alpaca are so soft... Alpacas are one of my favorite animals and I'm so happy we were able to interact with them. My son was able to feed them as well and he really enjoyed the experience. We'll be back in the spring to see the new babies! Awesome experience!! Don't forget to stop by their gift shop!

Heard about the farm through Facebook. It's officially closed to the public because of the pandemic…read more( August 2020 ) but they are still accepting volunteers. The website is clear and complete about the animals at the farm. 300 + animals! Holy Cow. We decided to volunteer one morning from 8:30am - 11:30am. What an experience. We were assigned to dump old water, clean out the buckets and pools, and refill them all. For 200 pigs. Wow. Most of the pigs would walk up to you and were curious. Most of them you could pet. None of them were aggressive or scary. The farm is mainly sandy, you definitely need a good pair of rubber boots. Sometimes it's wet, sometimes there is poop. Put bug spray and sunscreen on. We watched the caretaker feed the pigs. That was a site in itself! Then we helped pick up poop in the cow/horse/donkey enclosure. I have to say, it was a great experience. Josh, the caretaker took the time to answer numerous question about all of the animals. Sign up online to give a little time. The could use your help!

Had a great time at the Lavender Lamb Farm. Picked a bunch of Lavender and bought some lovely gifts…read moreat the gift shop. Amazing viiew.

They are usually close on Sundays, however, we called and they opened for us. We got an…read moreinformative, impromptu lesson on lavender and the various uses the shortbread cookie. Samples were delicious and it's pretty scenic. We ended up buying a few home made lavender based products.