A very nice visit here at the Alpaca Farm. I will say though by staying inside a gated fence that…read moreas well has small horses and such roaming you do take on the chance of getting your rv dented by the very sweet small horses who want to scratch themselves up against your rv. We eventually bamged it out but just be aware. All in all a llvely place to stay.

Fun morning at the farm! If you up close and very personal with llamas this is the place!…read more Chickens, horses, goats, donkey, they have adequate space for you to pet and feed the animals.

I just found this farm and their strawberries are amazing. The best I have ever had in the Low…read moreCountry. You won't be disappointed.

Had the best time today picking berries!! $20 per gallon bucket and they take cash, card or Venmo…read more Local family owned business- super friendly. They also told us the best way to fill up our buckets quickly! The cardboard trays for toting all your yummy berries home are a lifesaver and saves them from getting smushed. Super sweet and generous size today, so easy today. Parking is beside the field. The drive off hwy 402 is a mixed dirt/gravel situation. Not two full lanes, more of one generous lane. Take it slow and be mindful when it's wet out. So peaceful to pick your own food in the fresh air and sunshine ...

The Flowertown Festival is a great opportunity to support local businesses. There are hundreds of…read morevendors and tents set up from big to small businesses. If you are looking for a small item for the house out a flashy golf cart they got it for you. A festival won't be anything without food. There were rows of food vendors down both sides of Main Street with everything. We went with an empanadas and churros. The empanadas were absolutely amazing. Before leaving we had to finish up with fresh kettle corn and candied nuts. The only downside is the large crowds. If that's not your thing I would recommend arriving on Friday when the crowds are much smaller.

I learned from prior years to arrive at the festival early to secure a parking space. Upon arrival…read morethere was a short walk to reach the festival area which spands a few blocks. I believe there were approximately 45 vendors this year. Vendors range from a vast variety of food trucks, Jewelry makers, plants and floral, home decor, and local charities to include the animal society. There were so many food options to choose from ranging from funnel cakes to gyros and everything in between. There were some small carnival rides in the rear of the festival that might be nice for kids, and also picnic tables along the road to stop to eat or rest. Overall it was a relaxing stroll on a nice sunny day with a variety of foods/vendors to choose from and proceeds help to benefit the local community.

We started with the slavery to freedom tour with John (who was phenomenal!!!), then did the train…read moretour with chris, then we walked through the wildlife center. Everything was great, but I'm especially glad we started with the slavery to freedom tour. As beautiful as Magnolia is, it's important to remember the history and particularly the people that suffered there before. My party and I were moved by John's straight forward, no nonsense telling of the plantation's history, and it set us up to enjoy the rest of our experience while staying mindful of what came before.

This whole experience was just bad. And I literally got eaten alive by the mosquitoes. I got no lie…read moreabout 15 bites. Face, neck, back, arms and legs. I was attacked by the mosquitoes at this place. This made the whole experience dismal. We did a tour of the house thru the app. It's self guided. There are people to ask questions too it's interesting. Then we walked outside to walk the gardens and that's when every mosquito in the universe descended on me. Ugh! So after about 1000 steps I decided it was not worth it and headed out to our car. Waste of time and money. And in my case blood the mosquitoes took. Not really what I thought and very disappointing.

I bought peaches and black berries both were delicious. Prices was about a dollar a peach which…read morewas not bad. Peaches were large and sweet.

Great place to pick your own peaches. I suggest bringing a bucket to put their bag into. The bags…read moreare not very sturdy and the handles come off easily.

Had another fun visit to Frankie's playing mini-golf. More fun for me since I won ;) Anyway, the…read morewifey and I had a good time on a pleasant day temp-wise. It was a little busy so there was a lot of traffic on the course; kept having to wait for larger groups ahead of us. They had two 18-hole courses, with one being supposedly harder. The courses are well maintained and very pretty with all the water features. Definitely worth the $10 each for an hour of fun. The park has plenty of other activities too, mostly for kids, so you could easily spend several hours here (and probably lots of money).

Mini golf, arcade, go-karts, baseball, bumper water boat rides - a place where you can let your…read moreinner child play and be free! I used to come to Frankie's as a kid as a treat for good grades. Now it's moreso a decent date spot to get to know the person better and see their playful side! The mini golf has two courses, East is easier while the West Isle poses more challenges and curves. The arcade is mostly electronic to which you pay at a kiosk and load it on a plastic card. You swipe your card at each respective station to play or win. $20 goes fast in an arcade!! All the glitter, sounds, and lights does something to ya haha personally I love the skeeball machine! Their menu includes simple foods like pizza, hot dogs, moz sticks. For me, my soul was craving an icee slurpee. I tried the piña colada and it was mega yummy!!' They got other fun flavors too!

Such a peaceful little escape in Summerville! My family and I visited Westbury Farms for…read morestrawberry picking and fresh flowers, but what I enjoyed most was simply being able to walk through the fields and slow down for a little while. Between the rows of strawberries, all the greenery, and the beautiful colorful flowers, it was such a refreshing change of pace. Sometimes you don't realize how much you need to get outside, unplug, and clear your mind until you actually do it. This ended up being a wonderful mental health refresher for me. No rushing, no big agenda, just walking, picking strawberries, enjoying nature, and creating a bouquet of fresh flowers to take home. It's a simple experience, but sometimes those are the best ones. Great for families, a mommy-daughter day, couples, or even a little solo reset when life feels too loud. I left with strawberries, beautiful flowers, and a much lighter mind. Definitely worth a visit during the season.

"We had a fun-filled afternoon on our field trip--hand-picking juicy strawberries, exploring the…read morebeauty of nature, and spending time with friendly farm animals. A sweet and sunny day full of laughter, learning, and fresh air!"

Excellent folks Jena, Traci and Vikki VFW summerville are…read moregreat folks First person I met was Mr. Pete who signed for me. Great young kid Lindsay outstanding bartender If you come & Member Tuesday Taco is only 5 dollars During events it's cheap Small pitcher is three dollars Large one is five dollar If I am living next door I will be here only I knew because if Mr. Byron Stokes brother

Taco dinner was back last night and while the prices are great, the meal left a lot to be desired…read more The fried taco bowls for the taco salads were over cooked, the oil used had to be old as it tasted that way, and the shells were soggy. Other than that the filling offerings were great. Unfortunately that makes me wonder about going back to try again.