Staff was welcoming from the time we drove up. They helped us choose the apple varieties we wanted…read moreto pick and directed us to the best areas to go. There were lots of ripe apples of several varieties for us to pick and we filled our basket quickly. Prices for U pick were very reasonable and much less than some other orchards in the area. We stopped to look at the beautiful zinnias and watch the butterflies and bees enjoy them as well. We also bought jam and apple butter and baked goods in the market to bring home for later. I enjoyed a Fuji apple that I had just picked and it was awesome. There is lots for kids and families to do, especially on the weekends. We would definitely return!

We had such an amazing experience. There were a looot of people, but it flowed very very well. We…read morepicked apples, grabbed some apple treats (apple cookie, apple turnover, apple fritter, apple donut). It was ALL good. There was also a food truck that had amazing food! I would 100% recommend Stepp's.

We went with some friends and took the kids and had the best day. The indoor play area was spacious…read moreand had lots to do. The mini donuts, cider slushies, and all the goodies were delicious. They had apple picking or you could just buy the bucket! So many options for fun here.

Sprawling farm with just about every activity you can think of…read more Lots of apples, grapes and berries. Plenty of room for your family and friends. The apples in the bins at the market are about half price the apples in the orchard. And you get a larger selection from the market. $2.50 for a bottle of water. You guys can do better than that. It's a necessity on the farm and in that sun. Try not to gouge the client too much for it. The BBQ joint needs some help. The serve a plain pulled pork sandwich with absolutely nothing else besides a choice between two sauces. Where's the pickles, onion and peppers? Do you even BBQ?

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!

Just found this patch about 2 miles down the road. A nice couple growing berries and offering for…read moresale. You pick or they pick. Either way, large sweet strawberries close to home.

Extremely rude, as someone commented they do talk about you in front of you to other ppl, so…read moredisrespectful. Also, always closed without a notice. I'm done with this place.

Saw a sign for Red Hill Orchard on our drive up to NC and made a little pit stop. We loved the…read morepeaches, apple bread, and honey we got. The gentleman who rang us up was friendly and his dog Bandit was the sweetest. Such a nice little spot to get fresh produce and goodies out in the beautiful countryside.

Best strawberries I've ever had. There is so much to offer here. Honey, jams, fruits, veggies,…read moredairy, home made pasta, and so many things. Super nice folks. Peaches are almost in too!

An absolute must. So much to pick from and do. We were late in the season but still got to go out…read moreto the orchard and pick. I like how you pay by the bag, rather than by the pound at the end. If you come late in the season or want other apple types you can fill up any left over space in your bag at the barn. We recommend the apple cider slushie and taking a walk down to the animal barn to see the gorgeous birds!

I've been to many of the orchard attractions that are close enough for a day trip. With it being…read moreless than a 3 hour drive, Sky Top is my new go-to fall outing. Plenty of orchard rows to walk with several types of apples to choose from. Apple bags are purchased before entering the orchard but you can also finish filling it in the store if you want to. There's even a raised platform to take pictures. Sky Top has lots to do outside of the orchard. There's an apple cannon, hay rides, bee train and playground. There were more food options than I expected. They offered pizzas, large pretzels, and hot dog combos. And there are so many treats! Fudge, ice cream, kettle corn, different types of dipped apples, and donuts. Everything I tried was yummy. Definitely a fun family day!

Beautiful! I think I have found my new favorite flower. Sunflowers are beautiful and I took one…read morehome with me. Ok, so you can pick peaches and sunflowers. You have to pay by the basket of peaches. You pay per sunflower. The woman at the stand helped us a great deal to show us exactly where we needed to go to get to each area. Super easy. She was really sweet and funny! I've had a peach and a nectarine and they both are delicious. I will be back for sure!

I absolutely love Fisher's Orchard! I visit whichever location is closest to me, but the 101…read morelocation is by far my favorite--the building has so much charm, and the people there are always wonderful. I stopped by today for fresh tomatoes and was excited to see that freestone peaches are in! The produce is always fresh, abundant, and high quality. This place is truly a local gem.

We followed the "Lavender" signs we saw on Highway 11 to this little gem in Landrum! It is a U-pick…read morelavender farm and quaint store off the beaten path. At the entrance gate, you are greeted by one of the friendly workers. It is $5 to enter and park at the lavender you-pick farm. Follow the gravel road down to the parking area. Check out the little store where you'll find all things lavender: lavender bar soap, simple syrup, candles, hand soaps, baking mixes, deodorant, infused honey, and teas. And they even have lavender honey ice cream and lavender cookies! Both were excellent!! To do the you-pick lavender, you pay $8 for a full bunch. This is a really fun, relaxing activity to do (with a beautiful setting and nice smells!) They have nice and clean restroom facilities. The family that owns and runs the farm is so friendly. This is such a charming, unique thing to experience in the Landrum area.

From the owner: Say hello to shopping local at Greenville county's only lavender farm open to the public! While our…read morelavender U Pick season is over, we still have plenty of lavender products available for the gift giving season. We feature handcrafted organic soaps, pottery, art and various culinary, bath, body and home products. There's a gift for everyone on your list. Our farm store hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00-4:00 until December 20. Check out purchasing through our website as well, we ship!

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.