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Sakinah P.

Visited the haunted farm and I wasn't disappointed you definitely should check it out the costumes were great the actors had great personalities and was into their roles. The lines for the haunted barns were long so prepare for long waits.

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Marie S.

Nice people! Lots of parking. Price is Very high- next year looking to get a fake tree- $150 was too much. We were happy they let us bring our dog- dogs are not allowed to go where the animals are. There was not a great selection-But they did have a sign "more trees coming tomorrow'

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I visited Phillips Farm in Cary with my family and, overall, we had a great time enjoying the activities--until we got on the cow train. Our group of 12, all African American, rode together, and the experience took a turn. The driver took us on a noticeably faster and rougher ride than any other group. We stayed to observe the rides that followed and confirmed that no other group was treated the same. At one point, the driver even looked back and laughed, which made us feel singled out and disrespected. The ride felt unsafe and ruined what had otherwise been a fun day. Unfortunately, the experience left us feeling targeted, and for that reason, I will not be returning--and I will be sharing this experience with others.

Get big air on the big kid or little kid air trampolines!
Vince T.

The Triangle's best family seasonal farm. Their Fall season is fantastic! Plenty of parking with traffic staff, easy ticket booth access, plenty of food truck choices and games galore for the littles! Take a casual hayride pulled by a green John Deere or go on a speedy cow racer hayride that blasts around the corn fields. Don't miss the corn pit! A massive "sandbox" of corn kernels that brings the children to side splitting laughs! And who can skip the slides?! You can race rubber duckies, shoot apple cannons and bounce on massive air filled trampolines! Refresh with a fresh squeezed lemonade, cheesesteak and cotton candy! And for the teenagers, make sure to come back in the evening for spooky scenes at the haunted farm! Don't take my word for it! Go check it out!

a sunflower with a bee on it
Angie S.

Phillips Farms is the place to go fall season long - in autumn and in spring. Well, I have yet to go in the spring, but my trip in early fall has gotten be egg-cited for the Easter eggs and strawberries. I got to experience the last of the sunflowers, so I am sure summer time at the farm is also poppin. What's poppin now? Corn. Lots and lots of corn. From the corn maze to the corn pool (at least what I like to call it), I am sure that you'll have an a-maze-ing time. Don't forget the pumpkin launching. You're never too old to have a grand time at Phillips Farms

Holly K.

Phillips Farms is a neat spot for some Fall fun! However I can't really recommend it during COVID times. While it's all outside, it got really crowded fairly early and had so many activities where people were touching everything. I will say the employees were on top of spraying everything down as best they could in between people. We were able to go on the cow train which was a lot of fun. We also hit up the hayride and luckily they have two going so we were able to get on without many people. They had a few food items for sale, but no cold water. It ended up being a hot day so that would have been a great thing to buy since they don't allow outside food or drink. The cold beer tent did have quite the line, no surprise there! We didn't stay very long since it got crowded, but I'd certainly head back in non covid times.

Best BBQ meat in town
R. B.

Unfortunately we did not get to experience the actual farms and attractions because it started to rain. We did eat at the food trucks and it was by far the best bbq meat in town. I would recommend skipping the donuts. The look amazing and that why I bought them. But they lack in flavor. They are more like a cake than a donut. We ended up tossing them out.

Live music
Marissa M.

Phillips has a lot of potential for a farm that isn't a farm. We spent our Sunday Funday here today basking in the 85 degree Fall weather. I took my 10 yr old and a 8 Yr old to the Family Fun Park to enjoy the fun park activities, corn maize adventure and sunflower experience. The $15 general Admission includes access to the corn maize and sunflower experience. My daughter really loved launching a apple from a sling shot into the lake as well as the pumpkin cannon. These activities were $2 per try. BRING CASH MONEY !!!!!! We enjoyed the different challenges for the corn maize and the girls decided on the adult team building corn maize challenge. We were out of there in 30 minutes. Good times ! The girls loved the corn kernel sandbox. Adults as well ! Kind of relaxing. They offer a cow train ride as well as a tractor ride. We had lunch at the Hot Chix food truck and ice cream and a snow cone at the ice cream stand. Prices were typical. The ice cream was very fresh and delicious. Worth the $6 cup. The snow cones were plentiful with different flavors. I enjoyed a nice cup of white sangria from the Wine bar. I was so tipsy after that. It really snuck up on me. There were bikes and trikes, a slide, giant swing. Plenty of beautiful photo ops. Vendors stopped by near the entrance selling different goods. Kettle corn, candied apples and donuts were for sale. There weren't any animals here except a few goats. For seasonal fun this is a cute place for active children and maybe even a cute "dayte".

Ashley C.

10/10 recommend. Admission was $15/pp (if you're a first responder bring your badge and they will give you a discount), majority of the activities were included in the admission price. For a couple extra dollars you could shoot a pumpkin out of a cannon, launch an apple into a boat and more! I have two kids, ages 3-5 they were entertained for hours! Only downfall was that you couldn't bring in your own food/drinks, BUT you could leave and come back in as long as you had your wrist band on so you could pack a cooler and leave it in the car I guess. They also had a little concession stand. Overall GREAT experience!

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It was fun for my daughter, we went for a ride and pumpkins patch , all children who were playing there looked very happy.

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5.0(6 reviews)
4.8 mi

Not a far drive off the main highway in Durham. Bring your…read morefriends and Family! I went for the lamb snuggles- they are so cute! The friendly/knowledgeable worker walked us in the lamb pen - clearly explained the rules then gave us some food and the friendly lambs came over for lots of snuggles. When done with the snuggles we could go explore. First we went to the clean restroom to wash, then headed over to the other side of the pond to pet the goats. There were also bunnies,chickens a donkey and a mule. You can buy local beer, wine and drinks, walk through the gift shop and pick and eat berries. They also have live music- check the website.

TLDR: Enchanting, engaging farm in Durham offering lamb snuggles, goat petting, live music, games,…read morecamps, and more. The farm also has sheep, chickens, bunnies, donkey, mule, gift shop, seating areas, air conditioned restrooms, handwashing stations, and a pond. We had a lovely experience at Old Mill Farm recently. It was a much needed peaceful retreat and return to nature. We could have spent all weekend just relaxing on the deck watching the animals and snacking on fresh blackberries. We arrived a little late for our lamb snuggle session, however, the employee who greeted us was so understanding and welcoming. She introduced us to the lambs, clearly stated the rules, and answered all of our farm questions. After feeding and petting the adorable sheep for 45 minutes, we explored the rest of the farm. We washed our hands, walked around the pond, pet the goats, perused the gift shop, and visited the chickens, sheep, donkey, mule, bunnies, and vineyards. The fresh blackberries in the vineyard were large, refreshing, and delicious. At that point we were soaked in sweat and decided to wash our hands and head out. We did play all four "carnival" games before leaving. Local: we appreciate their emphasis on supporting other local businesses in what they offer at the bar and in the gift shop. Food/drink: Bar stocked with local beer, mead, wine, cider, and non-alcoholic options. No restaurant on site but they sometimes have a food truck. Customer service: I forgot her name, but the farmer leading our group was incredible. She was so welcoming, patient, and passionate about the farm animals. Parking: large, labelled dirt parking lot near the donkey and mule enclosure. Reservations: needed on specific days/times/events. The website lists when reservations are needed. Price: check the website for free visit days/times. Some events do have a cost. Lamb snuggling was $10/person (for 5 people) and included food for the lambs and a self-guided tour of the farm. It was definitely worth the price.

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Lavender Oaks Farm

4.7(15 reviews)
16.2 mi

Beautiful grounds and outside ceremony space. As a wedding guest, I thought the staff was efficient…read moreand attentive. The catering company (City BBQ? or something like that), was fantastic. I assume catering was offsite, and the food was amazing. Fresh, hot and everything was perfectly seasoned. The reception space is beautiful, and is perfect for a memorable reception.

If you ever have the opportunity to attend an event here--don't turn it down!…read more When I was first invited to a wedding here in June, and saw how rustic it was in photos and outdoors, I had grave concerns, but in the end no one got hurt and everyone made it back safely to civilization. The reception area is indoors and a fine place for a party of any type. They serve drinks with Lavender from their farm. They will give you packets of Lavender--it's a real Lavender Farm I will forever have great memories of attending a wedding here. Such a unique place. Some important details you may want to know: 1. Give yourself a minimum of 30 minutes from Chapel Hill to get here--45 minutes during the business week. Slow speed roads, lots of turns, dirt the last section, drive slow. 2. The last 1/2 mile is all dirt gravel--some thick. I had an SUV 4-wheel drive truck rental coincidentally--no problem at all. If I had my personal sports car--PAIN! I may not have gone down the road... If you are flying in for an event here--do yourself a favor and rent a PU Truck or SUV, not a passenger car. If you live here--borrow someones truck--you will thank me. 3. The entire parking lot is gravel--drop everyone off on the reception pavement and one person parks and does the long walk on gravel to the reception--wear appropriate shoes to walk on gravel. I cleaned my shoes for 30 minutes the next day. They have golf carts--if you are concerned about your shoes--ask for golf cart pickup from the parking lot. 4. Men's and women's bathrooms are tiny for a party more than 100 people--get in there when everyone else is not. 5. The outdoor wedding ceremony in June brought tears to my eyes...and sweat to my body--dress appropriately. 6. Spend as much time as you can on the patio outside--it's so pleasant there overlooking the Lavender fields I could sit there every night with a drink. I don't have a review of the food because the food is different for everyone based on budget and who you hire for food provision. I posted some photos of the place, but on the request of the family will not post photos of any attendees, or the wedding couple due to their national celebrity status. I had the opportunity to chat a bit with the owner of Lavender Oaks Farms who is one of the most successful and dynamic entrepreneurs you will meet. Interestingly, she was originally from the Los Angeles area of California but very happy to make a home in North Carolina more than 30 years ago.

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Eno River Farm

4.0(51 reviews)
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I'm not sure if it's considered the off-season right now, but when we went, unfortunately, there…read morewas no picking to be had. So there's not really too much to do other than sit on some rocking chairs & eat some ice cream (which we did enjoy doing.) I didn't even realize that there was a trail out there until after we had already left and I'm seeing other people's reviews so they may need to put up signs for that in the store area. I feel like the inside is really just ice cream, coffee, and a small little nursery area. Not sure if the drive out there was really worth it for the 15 to 20 minutes we spent out there. The banana ice cream was really awesome though and all of the employees there were very helpful and nice. Definitely a place that you go to when there's an actual event unfortunately we just missed the fall wreath making event Seems like people bring their kids out there to run around the outdoor area. Not sure if the prices of the ice cream or the plants was necessarily great, but it's a smaller owned business I'm sure so it tracks

Great farm with short trail and unique wood troll figurines…read more They have a small garden shop. The staff was friendly and quick to service. They make homemade icecream and sorbet year round. Also they serve coffees and lattes. There is some picnic tables around to enjoy coffee and icecream with a beautiful view of the farm. I tried the coffee leche icecream and the strawberry and green apple cider sorbet. There all great flavors.

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