We had a really nice stop to pick ripe, perfect strawberries. We were driving 41 south in Tennessee…read moreand by luck found the place. The people running the place were so welcoming. I know that nature is in charge, but this was the day that the strawberries were at their peak. We could have bought pre picked berries but we chose to pick our own. What an excellent rest stop. They even had a portapotty. These are so sweet and ripe throughout. More types of berries are coming with the seasons. Families with young children were having a great time. Hope this enterprise continued success.

Can't recommend this farm enough! I've always grown up picking blackberries in Alabama, so I was…read morelooking for a new place to pick up here. I've definitely found my new go-to spot! The fields are well organized/maintained and easy to walk through. There was plenty of space to not run into anyone else while you were filling up your bucket. Also you don't have to pay to get in to pick the berries which is a huge perk! I'll definitely be back to pick more or get some blueberries next time.

Heads farm is a beautiful farm to visit with the family. I take my family every year to pick…read morestrawberries. I usually get produce, ice cream and other goodies in the shop. Family

A sweet little place to pick strawberries and support your local farmer!…read more Head's was a bit of a trek for us-- roughly 40 minutes, but I wanted to pick berries for Mother's Day, and they were open (12 to 5). This was our first time picking here, and I'd say it was a success! They have several patches and lots of berries that weren't super over-picked yet. I *think* it was roughly $2.75 per pound. There is a little playground for kids-- to include swings, a tunnel slide, and a sand pit. They also have one of those cute signs you stick your head in for photo ops. There's a large pavillion with several picnic tables located next to the family's homemade ice cream truck. Ice cream was $6 a bowl, and if I remember correctly, they had vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and banana ice cream. Lemonade was donation based. They have a small shop up front on the property, but we came closer to closing time, so I didn't want to bother anyone by going inside. I'd definitely like to go back to check it out, though! There are 2 port-a-potties on site, and both were relatively clean/smelled okay for being the end of the day. There was a hand washing station outside. All in all, I had a really positive experience and would go back!

Peach picking is not for the faint of heart. I, like many others, love a good peach. Nothing says…read more'summer' like berries, peaches and watermelon. We're fortunate in Tennessee that all these goodies grow locally and we can enjoy them freshly picked and sun kissed. In theory. After my experience at Bottom View, I will never pick my own peaches again. In fact, I'm quite happy to leave peaches to Georgia and Nene Leakes. Have you ever picked a peach? If not, let me regale with how to do so. First, you enter into a grove of trees with forebodingly long tendrils where branches are on other trees. Then, you step carefully because the heavy fruit, typically, falls to the earth and litters the ground in golden-red carcasses. Then you look up in the trees. You look up to the trees to pick your fruit... and that's when you see it. Them. The bugs. The colonies and colonies of beetles, spiders and other flying things that love the sticky sweet taste of peaches as much as humans do. When I saw one bug, I thought, "That's gross but I'm in the country at an organic farm. Good for them for doing without the pesticides." When I saw other bugs, I got a bit creeped out but I kept it together. After all, it was my idea to come out to the country and pick peaches. When I saw peach after peach that resembled black softballs (due to being covered with ravenous beasts), I cussed in front of a child, ran and SHRIEKED. Yes, I shrieked. There was no barbaric yop. There was only the spine-chilling, high-pitched, take-the-child-but-leave-me shrill of bug-induced terror. The satisfaction of picking my own fruit can't compare to the "I'll never teeellll" rocking-back-and-forth trauma of the bugs... so... so many bugs. Everywhere. Without fear. As I said that day, "Eff these peaches." I will buy from The Peach Truck and keep it moving. That said, the blueberry and apple picking at Bottom View was without incident and both fruit were abnormally sweet. The blueberries were some of the best that I've ever had. That's not an exaggeration. The crisp green apples surprised me with their clean, tart taste. Apples come in to season in mid-July and stay there until the end of the year. I prefer green apples to red so I was quite pleased. The peaches were a different story. Through no fault of the farm's, the rains jacked up the yield and quite a few of them showed signs of rot and scabbing. The ones on the tree weren't particularly large (another telltale sign of a bad year). The pre-picked peaches, though, looked much better and were of marketplace size. That's right, you can buy pre-picked fruit but what's the fun of that? Speaking of fun, the farm has a zip line, pumpkin patches, ice cream, tins of Charles Chips (!), interesting buildings, stockades, a 'jail', a train, a cat & dog who couldn't be bothered with screaming city slickers, a 'post office', a lake, and an old '76 (or, was it 'Gulf'?) sign. My party and I were charmed by the farm and the proprietor. We had to give our Kentucky credentials so she didn't put us* out. She told us that many school groups and weddings come to the property. I don't doubt it. I bet it's gorgeous, come fall. Bottom View offers a terrific excuse to get out of the city and reconnect with what makes this part of the country/state so nice. Just be sure to buy your peaches pre-picked. *I am not taking sole blame of screaming.

My son and daughter-in-law just got married here last weekend. We were absolutely shocked at the…read morecondition of the facilities, especially the barn. They have been doing renovations which included sprayed white insulation on every interior wall and the ceiling of the barn. 2 weeks prior my daughter-in-law did a walk-through of the barn and the owner assured her that all of the walls and ceilings would be finished and that the venue would look beautiful. My poor daughter-in-law was i absolute tears when she walked in for the rehearsal the night before and noticed that the entire facility was still completely undone. The interior still had over sprayed chunky insulation on the interior. Nothing had been touched or been finished like she was promised. It looked absolutely terrible. She asked the owner if it would be finished that evening and the owner dismissed her by only replying NO and then rushed out without any other discussion. Her bridesmaids had to rush out to Michaels to find some fabric and bunting to cover an entire corner of the room because it was so unsightly. Also, the bridal suite was filthy dirty including a disgustingly dirty toilet. The room that had all of the decor and chairs and things were covered in an inch of dust and the chairs that we needed to use for the bride and grooms table were covered in black mold. The air conditioning was also not working due to the renovations. I would NEVER recommend this venue to anyone. They should be ashamed for tarnishing what should have been the happiest day of their lives. This was honestly a case of fraud. The venue that they saw in the day they contracted with them was NOT the venue that they had on the day of the wedding

I took my 3 granddaughters for a morning of absolute joy. They loved feeding the animals, and…read moregetting to work for the feed was an added bonus! The hay ride to the pumpkin patch was a blast. And the playgrounds were icing on the cake. Don't miss this special place. You'll be so glad you spent some time there.

A wonderful day had by the whole family. Preparing your own feed for the animals was both fun and…read moreeducational for our daughter. The place is very clean with lots to do.

Cutest little pumpkin patch! My kids had a great time. I love that you can walk right on to the…read morepumpkin patch without having to take a hayride.

It's a nice farm and prices are good. The pumpkin patch was awesome we all got to pick our own…read morepumpkins. I didn't do the corn maze or try the bakery but my kids loved it and had fun. For me personal because it was kind of a drive to get to it wasn't worth it because there wasn't much to do.

This 12 acre orchard grows fresh Apples, Peaches and different kinds of Berries. Peaches go July…read morethrough Mid August and the Apples grow September through Mid October. You can go to their website and book to pick your own right from the tree. The orchard started in 1974 but was bought and remained in 2018. It was featured on Tennessee Crossroads and is Wilson county's first Honey-Wine Meadery. They also have Homemade Ciders and a Scratch Bakery that specializes in Fried Pies and Apple Cider Donuts among other Sweet Goodies. They have seasonal festivities and have an activity yard for the kids with interactive games, bee hives exhibition garden and a petting zoo. They just opened a new building that serves some food items like sandwiches and there is all kinds of things in the store like Jellies, Chow Chow, Homemade Pickles, Hot Sauces, Local Honey and much more. Everything is seasonal, fresh from the farm or from local and regional farms. Follow them on Facebook or go their website for weekly and monthly events like Story Time, Pizza Night, Movie Night and Cider Fridays. This is a really cool.spot to check out and spend time with the family or meet new people. Yhe staff are all friendly.

Breedens orchard is a great place to bring the kiddos for a nice day. I attended the honey fest for…read moremy first visit and although it was a nice I expected a lot more. It wasn't really giving festival vibes. It was really just the regular shop with honey themed products and honey sampling. I wish they had a few more vendors or live music or something of that nature available for the adults. I did try the donuts... when I say yum I mean delicious. I had a peach cider donut and a honey glazed donut. Out of the whole the honey glazed was the best. All in all a cut experience and a nice place to chill. I just expected quite a bit more

They grow by far the most delicious cucumbers I've ever tasted. Even if I completely neglect them…read morein the crisper drawer they are still crunchy a week later. The lettuce is also phenomenal... it is disappointing to eat stuff from the grocery store after having discovered this place. Beyond the excellent produce, the folks that own this business are just lovely people. Swing by the farmer's market any Saturday if you are into salad and supporting local farmers!

We love Morning Star Farm's produce and owners Charles and Myong Pecka. They are the kindest…read morepeople, and they sure do know how to grow some great hydroponic greens. Their cucumbers and lettuces are, hands down, our favorites at the Nashville Farmers Market.

We have been several times over course of 4 years, but today is our last visit. Fields are in very…read morepoor condition with very few strawberries and very tall weeds. It's impossible to determine if they are really open even though website says they are...don't answer the phone, no return call, no return message from their website, Facebook message not visible when I clicked through their website. I drove an hour with 4 kids (youngest is 1 year) to see a closed sign on door and meet the grumpiest, meanest lady that I have ever encountered.

Went here once to go strawberry picking, and could not have been more pleased. They have no hours…read moreof operation, and no "set price" for their produce. They go by the honor system, and simply have a lock box next to their strawberry baskets for you to leave some cash. They have other produce offerings in their mini-market, such as pre-picked berries, fresh eggs, and their own apple cider.

Wow!!! What an amazing experience from beginning to end!!! We recently held our daughter's wedding…read moreat Fiddle Dee and it was fantastic! Our daughter lives in Middle TN and we live in Knoxville so planning the wedding we thought would be tricky. Thanks to Amber and the staff at Fiddle Dee Farm it was seamless. Amber was so helpful on our planning visits and being able to use Lauren as our photographer worked out wonderfully. The morning of the wedding we arrived at 10am and the venue was all set up just as my daughter wanted!! Amber even went out and cut some wild flowers to add an extra touch. The day was wonderful we did not have to worry about a thing just enjoy the day. The ceremony and reception were perfect!! Amber worked so hard behind the scenes making sure everything was perfect. Our guests kept commenting on how beautiful the venue was and what a great time they were having. At the end of a great day, our daughter who is a type one diabetic, had a very low blood sugar. Amber jumped right into action got her a Sprite and a sandwich and packed up some food for the bus and placed in the hands of a family member. I can't say enough about this venue!!! For sure a gem in Greenbriar TN! Thank you Amber and Fiddle Dee for making my daughter's wedding day spectacular!!!

Our daughter's wedding was 6.10.23. The venue is beautiful. Amber was amazing! Thank you for all…read moreyour expert advice and guidance. Karen, you have the best team and we love your barn! Tammy L.