We were running errands and happen to see this little farm stand. It was set up to be socially…read moredistant and allow for buying produce without having to interact with anyone. It seems to operate on an honor system. Obviously, I wasn't sure if someone else came around and touched produce they didn't buy, but at least we didn't have to be close to anyone. The process was quick and sweet and I've been wanting to come by again. Not sure if its up and available all the time, but hoping to be able to go by again.

Terrific local produce, flowers and other surprises. Love supporting local and getting better items…read morethan what can be found in the grocery store.

It's not fall without apple cider and apple cider donuts! So of course we had to stop at Thornton…read moreRiver on a recent trip from the DMV area to Shenandoah. They offered us samples of cider which definitely sold us on buying some and they made the donuts fresh. Great treat after hiking in the park all morning.

This spot is so conveniently placed on the drive to Shenandoah National Park from the DMV area…read more You'll see some signs for it and it's pretty hard to miss. We tried some Evercrisp apples which at the time of writing this review, I've only had 2 out of my bag so far, but they might just be the best apples I've ever had. We also got some donuts and some hot cider. They had small sample cups of the cider and that's what convinced us to start buying stuff. They have a couple tables out front but they fill up fast. The staff was super friendly. Definitely will try to come back

The selection of native plants here is fabulous! And the owner is knowledgeable and friendly and…read morevery helpful. I'm working on having a pollinator garden and have some issues with deer, rabbits and sometimes groundhogs. The owner was able to steer me in the direction of deer and rabbit resistant plants that are also attractive to pollinators of all kinds. All the plants I bought are in my garden and thriving! The prices are good too, and I look forward to going back for more! I highly recommend this locally owned nursery for gardeners of all stages of expertise.

Service directly from farm owners so polite and kind. Don't pass this beautiful farm if looking…read morefor fresh produce! Look for Bear Lithia church and turn. Follow the many cars going in to buy wonderful produce.

Best known for fresh produce Amish family quelling the farm to provide not only for their families…read morebut also to their communities. Bring your own jugs and can get your own spring water for free the water freely comes out by the barn that then goes into the creek fill them up and go never had to pay before but also if you have the big water tanks you can pay there to fill those up they also use to accept EBT for their produce so def something to ask about if still accepting it as of last yr they did. Haven't been yet this year but going tom so I'll find out I don't see why they would stop accepting it..

I went in here Mothers Day weekend and I stayed in for over an hour taking in the place. I bought 2…read moresimply southern shirts and steaks, fresh produce, a pie out of the bakery and more. My husband and I absolutely loved everything about this place and we will be back this weekend for more. ;)

My family wanted to stop here on the way to Manassas from Charlottesville. Being from the mid west…read morewe have similar stores that are much bigger than this with better prices and quantities. But in northern Virginia folks seem to think this is an amazing county stop. They have lots of animals- goats, chickens, pigs, other fowl etc in nice pens along the property. A massive collection of over priced outdoor adrenal chairs, indoor food market and ice cream, oils and natural remedies, cards and gifts, kids toys, large candy section and dairy and meat products. Produce section was very small. It's a good collection but definitely not the Amish/ Mennonite groceries of the Midwest! It still has the nice rustic feeling and the barn like exterior and interior for a good country feeling!

I have been using mulch, stone, and topsoil from Rose's Hauling for over five years. I have a long…read morebed pickup so much of these materials have been me going and getting it although stone was generally delivered just due to the weight. I generally need between twelve and eighteen yards of various materials every Spring as I have a large property with lots of landscaping. As such, I have done business with most of the purveyor's of mulch and stone in the Albemarle County area. I have found Rose Hauling's products to be of high quality and the customer service to be top notch. I came on here to post this after reading through the 1 star review. It does sound like a poor experience but I would also suggest some culpability on the part of the reviewer since having some familiarity with the size stone being discussed should be expected. You can stop in at either Rose's or Luckstone and they can show you the different grades of materials including stone size.

Absolutely the worst experience ever with a delivery. Have always dealt with Luckstone whom I…read moreHIGHLY recommend for all your stone and hauling needs. Above and beyond customer service. Rose hauling suggested a #3 stone for setting up a shed on. This stone is EXTREMELY way to large for raking or leveling to set a prebuilt shed on using concrete block. I'm truly at a loss for words that a company being in business this long would have made such a grave error. After recommending the wrong stone they set up the delivery. It was asked a number of times and communicated to the driver on site that we needed it spread as much as possible. Mind you the driver was able to drive to the location of where the shed is being placed, no trees, no overhead powerlines, no buildings in his path.....however He COULD NOT SPREAD****HE DUMPED 4 yards of #3 stone right in the middle of the shed location. What in the world did he or anyone expect us to do with this. RAKE IT?????? I've never been so taken back by such blatant laziness and disregard for putting a customer in such a situation. Now, Rose Hauling completely blames us for the incorrect stone....which keep in mind THEY suggested since we had NO IDEA what to get and for the driver NOT being able to spread NOT one bit....but could clearly dump. Never again will I deal with such a company that takes no responsibility NOT EVEN AN APOLOGY. Which did I mention we now have to pay someone an additional $100 on top of the almost $400 we paid to deliver 5miles if that, spread this LARGE pile of VERY LARGE stone so that the shed can be set up tomorrow. Again, if you want a very customer service oriented company deal with Luckstone in Ruckersville. If I could give a NEGATIVE number this is truly what this business deserves.

The Culpeper Farmers Market, open Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 12 noon from the end of April to…read moremid-November, is a friendly & delightful place to stop by & do some local shopping. It's rare that I ever skip a Saturday morning there. In fact, this morning had me lugging home bags of baby Rainbow Swiss Chard, baby Tatsoi greens, & a type of baby Asian lettuce; some lovely apples; heirloom tomatoes; green beans; baby white potatoes; mixed colors of bell peppers - I'm sure I've left something out, but you get the picture. There's a fairly wide diversity of products available - while the majority of vendors are selling fruit & vegetables (some certified organic), there are also several local honey vendors, a smattering of fresh local meat producers (beef, pork, poultry, lamb - even goat sometimes!), eggs, both cut & potted flowers, baked goods, preserves, herbs/spices, a few arts/crafts, & even a local mushroom grower. During the spring months, there are plenty of garden plants & heirloom vegetable seedlings for sale, & during the summer, there are even a few cooked food vendors now & then, serving anything from grilled items to Indian fare. If there's one gripe I have, it's that I find it doubtful that all of the vendors are actually selling what I'd consider "local" produce; I'd swear that a few vendors - & it's fairly easy to spot which ones - are bringing in produce from Lord knows where. But I know which vendors are, in fact, local & honest (they're easy to spot), so make a point to purchase from them exclusively. Bottom line - very nice spot to while away a Saturday morning & pick up some healthy locally-grown produce for the following week's meals.

We were there really early (7am), so there's a chance that my experience wasn't representative, but…read morethere were only a few stands. We saw some fresh produce and a local butchered meat stall but that was it. I thought there'd be a little more vendors there with a few more options. I'll try going by another day and update accordingly. For now, I was not impressed.

Stopped in a Corner Fruits & Crafts recently. I've driven past them a zillion times over the years…read moreand never stopped. I picked out a container of local honey, plus jars of Red Raspberry and Blueberry preserves. The preserves were pretty basic - but tasty. Paid with Apple Pay. Their terminal connects to the internet via an old-school dial up connection - so it took a tiny bit longer to process the transaction. But hey - that's how things roll when you are in an area with no broadband internet and pretty spotty cell reception. #CornerFruitsAndCrafts

My husband takes a ride with friends through Sperryville every year and makes sure to get their…read morehoney. Only thing I've really tried there but it is absolutely delicious. Try the clover or wildflower and you'll be happy you did!