How I love blueberry season! Every farm is different so check out their Facebook page for pick your…read moreown fruit PYO. Unfortunately, I missed out on their blackberry season that happened in May. In addition to the blueberries that were available for picking, peaches were sold in bushels placed on a table in their "store". Sometimes the owners are there to receive the money, and other times they run a honor system. Pencils were provided to write on the envelope to place it into the wooden box. The prices and size were posted on a sign the minute you walk inside. They were very reasonable, and fair compared to other farms. It was a hot sunny day, so the hubs picked quickly, since he tends to get sunburned and cranky lol. I'm the opposite, so I picked to my hearts content:) The blueberries were fresh and smaller than I'm used to. It tasted sweet and a little tart. The best part of it all, was that it was organic! Nowadays everything is sprayed, but this farm doesn't do that:) We revisited a few more times for picking. I knew the season was coming to a close, and needed some more to freeze. I made some cakes, and muffins out of the blueberries which lasted a few days. I sort of wished, I picked a large bucketful, cause as I'm writing this there is no more in the freezer. I'm sad lol We will be back!!!!

We had a wonderful time picking blueberries! Mill Farm made…read moreit very easy for us to pay, pick and go. Originally, we were going to do one gallon but then switched to two quarts so we could split up and pick. They are cash only, so make sure to bring cash with you. There were so many blueberries to pick from. Rows and rows of ones that were ready to pick and others that should be ready in a week or so. There were a lot of flies and bees, so be cautious if you're allergic, but they didn't not bother us.

From outside the fence the size of the gardens is deceiving. It's quite large. Honestly, I didn't…read moreexpect much but once you enter it's rather enchanting. You feel like you're tucked in a hidden oasis with the canopy of trees with the various plants and flowers surrounding you throughout the garden. There are signs to identify all the beautiful flowers and plants. Various areas for sitting are peppered throughout the garden- a pavilion with two picnic tables, a seat for two under the pergola a gazebo with additional seating and a bench or two to rest. I can only imagine its full beauty in the spring or summer. They even had a bird feeder which was busy with a bunch of beautiful feathered friends stopping to eat. It was quite a serene & peaceful visit. It's also free.

This place surprised me because it was more than what we saw as we drove past on the way to park…read more So I'm glad we got to wander the garden, which it meandered in a small park. It had all sorts of beautiful trees and plants, flowers, and bird houses and bee houses! It truly is a wonderful array of botany and trees planned out by a wonderful group of people who invest their time and love in this! There are shade-loving plants and sun-loving plants everywhere! The feeders attract a variety of birds to the garden while the flowers attract pollinators like bees and butterflies! It's a very relaxing way to unwind and explore nature!

Awesome little farm just picked up some honey and creamed honey. I have never tried creamed honey…read moreso it will be something new. We got the natural wildflower creamed honey. They also have cinnamon creamed honey and maple creamed honey. They have fresh eggs as well. It's a little stand you pick what you want and put the money in the drop box. They have mini hives for sale. Also sheep and goats. I'm so glad to have found local honey. I wish I took a pic of the stand it was so cute. Tried the honey and it tastes so good so much better then store bought

It was great while it was there however the house is for sale the beehives are gone and the little…read more"honor pay" shed with eggs and honey is empty.

Came to see Deltaville with the family one summer day and this was the primary stopping point. We…read morecame to the museum and wish we were able to spend much more time at the spot. It really has the potential to fill a few days and we need to come back for one of their events. Once you find which building is the main entry (it's well marked) the docents take exceptional care of you. The visitors set up the video for us and some other visitors and I highly recommend taking the time to watch it to understand the menhaden industry and why the museum is here. Then we spent a LOT of time looking at the exhibits in the main building. Everything you could want to know about the local area and its fishing & maritime history. Lots of artifacts, models, dioramas, visual aides, etc. Afterwards we went outside and visited the ships that they have for their hands on education. I really want to come back and sail on the skipjack. Finally we ended at the train museum. That thing is spectacularly impressive. No idea why it is related to the mission of the museum but it definitely fills the "unique & interesting" bucket. Sadly it is only running when the right volunteers are around so hopefully it matches your exhibit. Someone(s) have spent a LOT of time & money on that & it is novel to take in.

What a gem of a museum! Staff was super friendly and lots of well organized info and artifacts…read morepacked into a small space. The grounds were lovely as well! My favorite was the pond boat collection.

We thought we would give the CSA with this farms a try this year…read more Goodness, that was the best money we have spent in many a year. Worth every penny of it! The portions and variations are always fabulous. Fresh bread each time is supper amazing. If you want super vegetables and farm to table. This family farm is where you need to put you money Next year, if they will let us, we will buy two.

This little spot is tucked away in the tiniest of towns but I was absolutely astounded by how well…read moredone this museum was. It was modern and fresh, in well kept order, and the exceptionally restored pilot house was the absolute gem. Not large by any means, but this museum had our attention on a VERY hot Sunday when we headed on right after opening around 1300. We had our own tour by an expert, and it made the museum 100x more enjoyable and we learned a lot. My kiddo absolutely loved the pilot house and being able to actually put her hands on some of the exhibit and she learned a lot too. Truly, a hidden gem and well worth the nearly hour we spent in the museum and gift shop. I was highly impressed!

This museum was fascinating. It is not very big, but it has some very interesting and cool exhibits…read morethat you won't find anywhere. It is amazing how few people probably know how essential steamboats were for transportation along the Chesapeake Bay and up and down the many rivers of Virginia from the late 1880s until the 1930s. They were a quintessential transportation mode during the Gilded Age. I highly recommend this museum. I won't spoil it for you by describing what they have inside but it was definitely surprising!

This is a smaller museum at the historic site of the Lancaster County government complex. The…read moremuseum has 2 rooms for displays and a sweet little gift shop. The displays rotate; when I went they had an outstanding group of 34 hand made quilts, the "new" ones were from the 1900s. The hand work embroidery on them was just incredible! On the day we went we were in a group of 5 so they went to the trouble to have an extra volunteer docent to help us. The museum $5 entry also includes the historic jail building and the clerks office, both are right nearby off the same parking lot as the museum. Limited hours so check in advance. Tip: Time your visit to have lunch at the Lancaster Tavern, directly across the street.

I went to buy some plants yesterday and I found myself in the little shop looking at the turtle…read morefigure plant pot hangers (Pigs, Turtles, Bears). I thought it was adorable and purchased it with excitement. I got home, put it on my planter I just purchased from them and it fell and broke into pieces (Highly Fragile). I took it back the next day with the receipt and the customer service representative said when it left their place, it was in good condition and would not even listen to me. For Christians and as a customer service representative, this is not the way to handle things. I am a local and have been to Crowders several times and I've never had this experience with them before. Buy your pot hangers off Amazon. It is safer.

Awesome business for locally grown plants. Tons of vegetables, herbs and flowers. Probably some of…read morethe most beautiful flower baskets I have seen in a long time for unbelievable prices. All the plants were extremely healthy too! We spoke with several employees and they were helpful and professional! I highly recommend Crowder Farms!