It was a nice cool morning to meet with some of my family, from Easley and Simpsonville to visit…read moreStewart Farms in Enoree, SC. They are open Friday 4 pm - 10 pm, Saturday 10 am - 10 pm and on Sunday 1 pm - 7 pm. When you entry the gate you're given a "Farmer's Friend" which is yellow card " that you will use to buy food, ride the wagon, go through the maze, and purchase pumpkins from the pumpkin patch. The farmer's friend will be marked with the price of the food or activity that you did, as well as the number of people participating, and the payment is settled at the Farmers Market when you are ready to leave. Once the payment is made in the farmer's market store, at the gate exit your receipt is marked that you have paid for your purchases or activities. The road going to the parking area is bumpy and dusty, so you might want to hold off on that car wash until after your visit. My family had snacks from the vendors before the wagon ride. There is a nice selection of foods to eat , onion rings, chicken tenders, cheese fries, funnel cake fries, fried okra, corn nuggets and mozzarella sticks. The wagon ride is very popular, and my 4 year old great great nephew was so excited looking at the Halloween displays along the ride. The man that rides along on the wagon was so friendly and happy to everyone on the ride. My last activity was the corn maze, that I let my niece talk me into doing. Let me tell you that was a ONE AND DONE for ME!! Of course we got lost in the maze even though we had a "cheat sheet" the catch to the cheat sheet , you had to know the answers to know which direction to go. That maze is some thing else, we walked around in circles, to dead ends, all the while trying to stay together. Finally I followed some people that looked like they knew how to get out, and thank goodness they did, that opening to get out of that maze was the best thing I saw ALL DAY. I was waiting on my family as they walked out thinking that I was still in the maze. The corn in the maze is beautiful and green, but it's very dusty with uneven ground , just be aware you will go home dusty. All dust aside I had a very enjoyable time at Stewart Farms, the people working at all of the activities were friendly and welcoming, the farmer's market store is well stocked with all kinds of things for fall. For a nice fall activity check out Stewart Farms, and as usual it's always nice to spend time with family.

This place is amazing! Everyone here was so kind and helpful! We picked our own pumpkins from the…read morevine, went wagon riding, and did a lot of photo ops. They also had a small farm animal area. Corn mazes are available but we opted out of that. The concessions are decent price and pretty filling. Water and soda are $1 which is great! They take cash but you can also pay all at once which was nice! Pumpkins were beautiful and we got so many unique ones. This will definitely be a yearly family tradition!

amazing! this is our second yr coming and we had a great morning! cool but not cold. amazing…read morestrawberries and nice people. delish ice cream and we bought some preserves. always recommend! side note: always check their FB page before going. they update on Upick and pre picked!

We had a great experience here! Worth the drive. Their strawberries were delicious and huge. It's…read morenot a huge property but I liked that because it wasn't overcrowded. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. This will definitely be an annual thing for us.

Beautiful! I think I have found my new favorite flower. Sunflowers are beautiful and I took one…read morehome with me. Ok, so you can pick peaches and sunflowers. You have to pay by the basket of peaches. You pay per sunflower. The woman at the stand helped us a great deal to show us exactly where we needed to go to get to each area. Super easy. She was really sweet and funny! I've had a peach and a nectarine and they both are delicious. I will be back for sure!

I absolutely love Fisher's Orchard! I visit whichever location is closest to me, but the 101…read morelocation is by far my favorite--the building has so much charm, and the people there are always wonderful. I stopped by today for fresh tomatoes and was excited to see that freestone peaches are in! The produce is always fresh, abundant, and high quality. This place is truly a local gem.

I saw this place on Kidding Around and thought we would check it out. It's in the middle of no…read morewhere but not hard to find. The family (staff) is helpful and friendly. We opted to pick our own gallon of blueberries and had a wonderful time. I'm rating this 4 stars because I think it was a little expensive for what it was. It's $30 to pick the gallon and I was told it was organic and non spray. After seeing prices for other places I saw some charged anywhere from $10-20 for this. There was a group of ladies that came and when they were told the price they were surprised and ended up leaving. I don't regret coming here because we had a fun experience but just letting you know it can be pricey!

Great area for picking. Owners on site, very kind and helpful. My three grandchildren had a…read morewonderful time!

Saw a sign for Red Hill Orchard on our drive up to NC and made a little pit stop. We loved the…read morepeaches, apple bread, and honey we got. The gentleman who rang us up was friendly and his dog Bandit was the sweetest. Such a nice little spot to get fresh produce and goodies out in the beautiful countryside.

Best strawberries I've ever had. There is so much to offer here. Honey, jams, fruits, veggies,…read moredairy, home made pasta, and so many things. Super nice folks. Peaches are almost in too!

This is a great family with really good strawberries. You must preorder the strawberries by calling…read morethe owner Mitchell Hood before you go pick them up To make sure they are in stock. The prices are cheaper than most around and they are beautiful sweet strawberries! They do not allow you pick due to plants getting damaged.

Third-generation farm. This is a great place to get local strawberries and peaches. You actually…read morego to their farm because they do not have a store. Their prices are cheaper than you will pay at produce markets or local grocery stores. It is also much fresher, frequently picked just a few minutes before. You know that the fruit is good because many produce markets in SC, NC, and Tenn purchase their fruit. You also know that you are supporting the local family farm, a dying breed throughout the US. The drive to the farm from Spartanburg, Boiling Springs or Chesnee is also very lovely as you meander the country roads (across lakes and through countryside laced with peach orchards.) You'll also be greeted by the very friendly, knowledgeable owners of the farm.

Get out of the city and go pick some fresh lavender ! The women here are extremely knowledgeable…read moreabout the farm. We were particularly impressed by the high school students explaining the process of picking and storing lavender. You might want to try the lavender ice cream and lemonade. Butterflies were all over the farm a few weeks ago.

Twin Creeks Lavender is such a cute place. I went late in the lavender season, but there was still…read moreplenty of lavender in bloom. It is a small farm, making it nice to easily stroll the fields. We ended up talking to the owner. She was extremely kind and helpful. In the barn, they sell Honest Scoop's lavender ice cream. It was so creamy and the lavender flavor was great! I can't wait to go back next season

Excellent on Everything. I love that it is in a a Small town, Marietta SC. Driving to farm turned…read moreout to be scenic. Something Greenville SC has now lost. Seeing the Mountains, old Timey Stores etc. Like Busters Barber Shop, such a Sweet Man, Virgil. And best of all was Jarrard Hardware Store, like walking into the 80s. The Strawberries 100% better than any grocery store. Will go several times this year.

The u-pick sunflowers are absolutely stunning. I had the best time, and enjoyed the staff!read more

I have always liked Sandy Flats. They still have the best strawberries I've had. Follow them on…read moreFacebook to know when they are selling.

Strawberry farm where you pick or you purchase already picked. Their rows are clean and plants…read moreplentiful. It doesn't take you long to pick a basket full. The berries are sweet and you can select all sizes. Fun family activity. Take water to drink.

What a great find! A perfect place to pick your own apples (several varieties) in a calm beautiful…read moresetting. The orchard is in a very central location with no crazy drives up a winding mountain. We brought our older teens and they actually had fun (no easy feat with teens)! Our internet is still out from Hurricane Helene and this is just what we needed; time outside all together. The staff is wonderful, very kind, and their stand/store has great homemade products. We picked up some sourdough bread and fig preserves! We left with 2 huge bushels of apples, some treats, and a collection of great memories of time well spent...together.

Fresh picked peaches and veggies! We stopped in for some peaches (late-June writing this review)…read moreand picked a peck of peaches ($26). Fresh, tasty, and juicy!! And pretty peaches too. The owners were so friendly and thanked us for coming in and the business. I love shopping local and I'm glad this fruit and veggie stand isn't far from our house. They also have an extensive selection of canned preserves and veggies and salsas. Thank you MacGregor for the local fruits and veggies!