Just picked up a glass bottle coke, some hot sauce, and this amazing beef jerky! A definitively…read moresmall town, quaint shop, bursting with variety and true knowledge of "Home Grown."

This is a fantastic one-stop-shop for fresh (locally grown) produce, milk, bread, pastas, eggs…read more. etc. It's conveniently located on Rt 340 and how better to spend a few bucks than supporting a small, local business. The owners are super friendly and very knowledgeable. Definitely pick up some Chocolate Milk, Tortilla Chips, Steaks and Chicken. For a small shop, it has so much to offer!

This is such a special place, and Tony is so lovely. We've been here two years in a row and agree…read morethat it's a tradition at this point. Our kids adore the animals and think Farmer Tony is a hero! Thank you for such a wonderful time and for such great hospitality.

We had the pleasure of experiencing a true farm stay at Madeline farms in Luray Va. We were…read moregreeted by gentleman farmer Tony upon our arrival to the farm We received a quick tour of the 40 acre plot which has plenty of chickens, horse, mini horses and 40 head of cattle. When we entered the house it was a wonderful remodeled farms house with every convenience you would need along with a design of impeccable detail. We spent hours by the fire out back, took a cow safari across the property and the neighboring 140 acres, cooked dinners in the gourmet kitchen,and spent quality disconnected time as a family. Fresh eggs are available every morning from the coop outside the kitchen window.The beds and high quality linens made for a great night sleep. Tonys warm spirit is the best part of the farm. He is always there to make you feel welcome and answer any of your questions. We will be back next year for another wonderful visit.

Katharine was such an awesome host!! She provided a lot of information about the animals on her…read morefarm. I loved all of it! Take the time to comb her 2 cows. Play with the baby goats as well as the full grown goats. Give her pigs a belly rub. Purchase her homemade products. Support VA made. Support local. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

We have been twice now, each time we come to Virginia we will be using them for trail rides. Their…read morehorses are so well loved (spoiled in the best way) which leads me to feel so incredibly safe riding up and down hills on their horses. My two young children are also able to ride the solo without a worry. It's extremely easy to book and a great price for an hour and a half ride. The staff also are so easy going and fun to chat with along the trail. My kids always say this is the best part of visiting Virginia.

Leslie and our other sweet guide were amazing and the conversation was great - the scenery was…read moregorgeous and serene. The horses are well cared for and gentle. We can't wait to return in the spring !

This is the second time we've stayed at the Shire Suite at the White Lotus Eco Spa Retreat, and…read moreboth times have been great. It's a wonderfully cozy spot, and the property itself is lovely. So much to see and explore! It's a very beautiful, quiet area that isn't too far from town with a charming little coffee shop (Maybelle's on Main) and all your basic necessities. Charlottesville is about a 40-minute drive, which isn't bad. We intend to come back every year for our anniversary. Looking forward to next year!

After much consideration I feel compelled to leave an honest review. I feel like we were misled…read morewith false information about this property. Several of the amenities were not available, the property was run down and dirty. After we arrived at the Glade cabin we walked down the property to see what it had to offer. We noticed our cabin did not have a washer and dryer in it as described and didn'tfind the communal area laundry to use. There was no map provided and no signage to guide what areas were private and for public use. We came upon the wood burning sauna and I gasped when i opened the door. It was run down, super rustic and it honestly reminded me of a crematorium. Next to that was the cool dip pool which was not in working order and not listed as that on the rental description. Several reviews seem like the pool hasnt been in use for a few years. We then walked up to the "castle" on a narrow foot bridge and at the top were what seemed to be two drunk men who claimed they lived there. They were blocking the walkway, and to get around them was awkward. They asked us how we found this place and why we were there. Something didn't sit right with that encounter, so we continued walking instead of going inside to see the communal area. We went back to our cabin and never used the rest of the property after that. It did not seem eco friendly either. The property seems to be in a constant state of construction that other things get overlooked and unkempt. The glade cabin was just ok. It was secluded which was a plus. It seemed clean however there was a strong musty smell throughout. No cleaning supplies offered. The cabin had an ant problem inside and a bee problem outside of the entry doors. Both doors were hard to lock from inside. The main door leading to the kitchen had quite a large gap between it and the frame causing an easy way for insects to get in. The keypad was also not working properly and had a constant noise coming from it which was annoying while trying to sleep. The furniture was old and not comfortable. It did have good wifi and was able to stream on the TV. The lightning was very dim inside, and although it had a lot of lights it was still dark. Im not sure how this property keeps getting good reviews, but i did find quite a few similar to mine. On TripAdvisor there is also mention of this being a nudist camp which was not mentioned in any of the rental descriptions. That, and the non working pool and sauna alone would have made me not book in the first place. Again misleading and unsettling. It is close to the national park which is why we originally chose this place. We spent as much time away from it as possible and only returned to sleep. We did not once see any employees or property managers. I would caution anyone to rethink booking here.

Such a cute farm. It was not crowded at all. Parking was plentiful and easily to navigate. The…read morestaff were all so kind and fun to engage with. FYI: Cell service is hard there. It was lacking in a lot of spots. I was ok with it because it forced me to be in the moment. The farm was pretty clean as well. We did 2/4 mazes. They were great! I appreciated the staff that were walking around inside the mazes helping you if needed. They do a wonderful job with the mazes. The staff were so helpful. The pumpkin patch area was cute. There were pumpkins here and there. They had all types. The typical orange, the specialties that were different colors, had bumps etc, and lastly they had the smaller pumpkins/gourds. They were priced reasonable at under a $1 a pound. It may have been maybe $0.90 a lb... but definitely under $1 a lb. The wagon ride was nice. I will always love a wagon ride. When walking through the pumpkin patch there maybe some prickers stuck to you. Be careful walking around the patch. This is a farm. Take in consideration of your outfit and shoes. If it's dry out the dirt is dusty and will leave dust on your shoes and everywhere else. I looked like I had used self tanner on my exposed skin from the wagon ride. Hehe. Nothing a baby wipe can't take care of. There were two food trucks. We opted for the truck that was serving hotdogs. It was the perfect set up. They were delicious! The country store was great. They had fudge, apple cider, lots of goods, and slushies. We enjoyed the sweets and treats. The cold apple cider hit the spot on the warm October Saturday. The playground area was fantastic. It was a hit with our group. Some of us adults enjoyed it, especially the slide. Overall it's a great farm, and a great place to take the family.

I visited Liberty Mills Farm for the first time with a local outdoor adventures group for their…read moreflashlight corn maze event. It's a little over an hour away from Richmond and holds the title of the largest corn maze in Virginia. They have a different theme each year for the maze, and this year's was "Into the Deep" (ocean-themed). Our group chose the hardest maze (blue) and spent at least two hours in it. We didn't get all of the hole punches, as after we got our 7th of 21, we decided to just focus on finding the exit as it was nearing closing time. We did stumble upon hole punch 21 at the end though! The price for attendance was reasonable, and the whole vibe of the farm was very chill. It's really a perfect fall activity. They have a little market too with fun candies, fudge, and ciders. I had a hot apple cider, which was great to hold in the maze. I also bought some stick candies and candy corn fudge. They also have a little fire pit and porta pots if you need the restroom.

We have been going here for a couple of years to get our local beef. I believe they are only…read moreselling it by the pound and not a 1/4, 1/2 or a whole steer. The beef was great, the farm is beautiful and the people are amazing.

Extremely knowledgable, helpful, kind and passionate about their students, horses and other farm…read moreanimals. The owners compete in shows, and are skilled at horseback riding and dressage. Would highly reccomend

I've been taking horseback riding lessons at Hidden Creek Farm and have loved every lesson. Tammy…read moreand Kandi run a wonderful place!

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!

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.

What a find. We live just six miles from this place and never knew it existed. So what a surprise…read moreto discover this charming fake town, great maze, and lots of other things to do. And the proceeds go to a very good cause..

From the owner: Twizted Escape Room is part of Creative Works Farm, a non-profit organization that operates Camp…read moreLIGHT. All proceeds from the Twizted Escape Room directly benefit Camp LIGHT and the children with special needs and at risk youth that attend.