Mark Gebhard of Brookhill Farm provided outstanding transport service for our horse. His truck and…read moretrailer are state-of-the-art, in excellent condition and extremely clean. Mark's very professional, friendly and calm demeaner made the move of our horse a real pleasure. On a 5 point rating scale, I have to give Mark a 10! Dr. Thomas Towberman

We had a lovely trail riding experience on horses at Brookhill farm. The owner and staff members…read morewere friendly, Knowledgeable and the property is beautiful. We had over an hour long trail ride through the countryside and it was a very peaceful experience for a reasonable price. I highly recommend visiting Brookhill Farm if you're in Charlottesville!

One of my new favorite stops EVER!…read more Woodridge Farm Brewery is one of those places that sneaks up on you and then refuses to let your heart go. This property is massive! Like, "did I just wander into a rustic resort?" levels of big and every corner has its own personality. First stop? The farm market. And listen... I could've spent my entire vacation budget right there. Shelves stacked with homemade canned goods, sauces, jams, salsa, pickled everything, and more pumpkins than Cinderella could handle. Total cozy-country heaven. The grounds are seriously gorgeous. You get these pockets of space that feel secluded and peaceful, almost like a secret beachy cabin retreat dropped into the Virginia mountains. There are tons of tables outside so you can sip and snack in the sunshine, plus a driving range, volleyball pits, and a giant "LOVE" sign that basically begs you to take a photo. Inside, the bar is warm, rustic, and charming the kind of spot that feels like it was built for good drinks and even better stories. They had a food truck the day we visited (I didn't see in-house food options), which just added to that relaxed, festival-by-the-lake feeling. Between the gorgeous scenery, the spacious layout, the drinks, and the vibes? This was easily one of my favorite stops on our travels. 10/10 would go back in a heartbeat.

As usual the food and atmosphere were great. We've enjoyed watching this place grow over the years…read more Our only complaint is the new wine, while good, is way too expensive. Congrats on the well deserved awards but the premium put on it makes it a bit prohibitive.

A great farm for fruits, veggies, pumpkins, flowers, and more! We loved being able to picnic with…read moreour own sandwiches and also got some sides from the lunch counter and of course cider doughnuts. It was a great way to spend a few hours before heading further north.

My family and I came from NJ to visit our friends who live in VA…read more Plenty of parking upon arrival. The little shop was very cute and they sold many goodies. I love how you can get the echo friendly glass gallons that they sell lemonade and milk in. We bought the lemonade. The ice cream was also AMAZING!! It was so creamy and rich. Prices are so reasonable. You pay everything up at the counter before going into the animal farm area. They also have feed to give to the goats and llamas by the stalls. They have a great area with a sprinkler to cool off and many places to even sit and have have a picnic. Loved this place and we had a great time with our dogs as well

I came here for eggs and for the quality and taste, they are a great bargain. The service was good…read moreand they have good seasonal selections. I was happy to see that they took cards especially being a little remote. They were not too far from the west end for me and not too far from the interstate. I'm happy to have been introduced to this place and I look forward to returning.

From the owner: We specialize in producing the highest quality local foods including: grass-fed beef, pasture…read moreraised pork, free-range chicken, free-range eggs, and non-genetically modified (GMO) grains. Never any steroids, hormones, or routine anti-biotics. We sell direct to the customer from our on-farm store, farmers markets, online sales, and supply several grocery stores.

There are moments in time that become truly memorable. One such memory was my time spent at Misty…read moreMorning Sunrise Farm. We all live busy lives and it's easy to get lost in the shuffle. Every now and then you need to take a step back and soak it all in. My time spent at Misty Morning was wonderful. We signed up for a bread making class. The bread we made was Challah bread. Challah is a special Jewish bread that is typically eaten on ceremonial occasions (the Sabbath) and major Jewish holidays. It was a gorgeous sunny day in late October when we made our delicious Challah bread. We made the more complicated four braid version. This course allows you to make everything from start to finish. We rolled out the dough, we made the braids, and we each took our loaves of bread home with us. You haven't lived until you've eaten fresh Challah bread straight from the oven. We also made the version with cinnamon and sugar. Decedent isn't even close to how good this bread is. While making the bread we also got to learn more about renewable resources and sustainable farming. Misty Morning Sunrise Farm is, you guessed it, 42 acres of sustainable farmland that has been owned and operated by three generations. It was an absolute privilege to walk the grounds and learn more about heirloom vegetables, local raw honey, pasture-raised goats, chickens and bees. We of course got to see the goats and chickens, and even the bees. Yes, I took home some raw honey and of course a dozen eggs. Would I go back? IN A HEARTBEAT. Thanks for everything Misty Morning! You'll be seeing us again.

Love the family that runs. They are sweet and willing to help in all ways!! They have…read morewonderful baked goods. Eggs are always fresh. Anytime we have been invited to gatherings we are treated as family. They are a great asset to our community

great people, with amazing German shepherd dog. If your local and looking for a German shepherd I…read morewould definitely recommend Mrs wee worlds, healthy, smart, great temperament dogs and puppies. very knowledgeable and professiona.

From the owner: Oak Seasoned firwood, available 1/4,1/3,1/2 of a cord. I have family friendly obediance and…read moretrained German Shepherds and puppies. ( CALL or TEXT for prices)

The freshest ice cream! They only make with the fruit they have in season and it's always…read moreabsolutely delicious. The blackberry is my favorite, but also loved the pumpkin flavor in the fall. One of my favorite places to visit! Such a beautiful setting to enjoy a cup or cone - and a great spot for berry picking too! Recommend checking their instagram for information on what they're serving and/or picking at that time.

This review is for picking your own strawberries…read more *No reservations needed, even during COVID times, which was a relief especially since I hadn't planned this activity. I had just driven by the farm with their giant "pick your own strawberries" sign, and decided to do this in between wine/beer tastings along Nelson 151. *Pick your own strawberries for $3.49 a pound. Apparently you can bring your own container for picking, but they do provide white buckets. *I picked strawberries from Patch #1 which faces the road, but there's more patches in the back, which I wish I'd checked out, because I suspect a lot of people go to Patch #1. So I'd encourage you to be aware of Patches #2-6. *There are portapotties and an outdoor sink set up with soap and paper towels. *They have a small market with some McCutcheon products, strawberries for sale, asparagus, and ice cream in pints. I had a cup of their delicious strawberry ice cream afterward. There are picnic tables scattered under tents where you can enjoy your ice cream (much appreciated shade after strawberry picking under the hot sun).

Best blueberry picking in the greater RVA area. Large bushes provide shade on a sunny day, picking…read morenext to the woods and pond plus a great mix of different blueberry varieties. Fun drive thru the countryside.

Fantastic blueberries at a great PYO price! Can't wait for blueberry season to come around again…read more They do a good job keeping everyone updated on the fruit's status through Instagram.

This farm is such a wonderful surprise! Learned about them through a local farmer's market - this…read morefamily (husband and wife and two kids) warmly welcome visitors to tour their little working farm. This really is a crazy and fun little place! All of the animals have names and are free range - like Jack and Jill, the resident turkeys; Diamond, the chicken with a brood of guineas; and Sparky, the old retired pointer who didn't have the attention span to cut it as a hunting dog, but still diligently follows around the hens all day and points at them. This is a great spot for families and kids - all of the animals are well-handled and gentle, and are under great control by the owners. Tours are free, and include interaction with all the animals, great info on farm life and even beekeeping, and believe it or not, you can milk a goat as part of the tour! We didn't do that part - maybe next time :) They also create a great line of high quality goat's milk soaps, home grown luffas, and their own honey. All for sale on site. When we went, you have to call to make an appointment for a tour (they're almost always there at the farm), but they said they're working on maybe having regular days/hours during the peak summer months in 2015. Oh, and they're only about 5 minutes off Hwy 58 between Clarksville and Boydton, and just minutes from Rudd's Creek Campground and Occoneechee State Park...

From the owner: Goat milk soap, beeswax lip balm, pure wildflower honey, and free-range eggs.read more

My friends and I came to the Lavender farm to enjoy wildflowers, lavender and lavender ice cream…read more We were not disappointed! We arrived at the end of the lavender wreath making class. We were so disappointed we missed it and Bonnie the farm owner gave us the class anyway. We were so excited! We got to hear about her experiences and how she started the Lavender Farm. The wildflowers were gorgeous and fields of fragrant lavender abounded. The lavender ice cream was delicious and you must visit the Caboose to sample the Lavender products. A gorgeous place to walk around, take pictures and cut your own bouquets. I highly recommend visiting!

I met the owner Bonnie, super friendly and informative about the farm. It's a nice farm tucked…read moreaway just a couple of minutes off of Rt 460. The plants weren't in bloom yet but the season goes through May and June. People use lavender for multiple things and I suggest going out there and getting you some during their business hours. They are in the process of building a stage for some music events too!