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.

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 ...

My bf and I went tomato picking during lunch. We came home with a full 5-gallon bucket of ripe Roma…read moretomatoes plus a fresh eggplant ! So far: 8 jars of marinara sauce complete Tomorrow's mission: round two (hoping for another 12 We love Bugby!

Pick your own near me with many tomato varietals. Its a hot dry summer so corn was not ready.read more

I adore this entire concept and neighborhood feel of Fresh Future Farm. This is a small, locally…read moreowned farm that provides fresh produce and food items in an area that would be considered a "food desert". As soon as we walked up we were greeted and given a tour of the farm and provided information about current and future goings ons. Inside of the small store located on the grounds was an assortment of their fruits, veggies, eggs, nuts etc. After visiting and hearing all the positive things going on at this farm we will defiantly be back for fresh eggs and produce.

A small working farm with a store that sells fresh produce grown on site. Today, I purchased an…read moreheirloom tomato and cucumber, some Malabar spinach, bell peppers, and chiles. The store supplements the harvest of its own farm with additional (mostly regionally grown) produce, as well as dry goods and frozen items to round out the selection. You are welcome to walk among the crops to see for yourself what will be coming to the store shelves next. The store building, border fence, and various structures throughout the farm are colorfully painted, which creates a cheerful atmosphere that is matched by the pleasant disposition of the folks who run the farm and store.

This was such a refreshing adventure…read more A friend and I came by here to pick some strawberries. They did have some already picked but I wanted to pick my own. You grab your buckets or bin and then you head to go pick. There were so many strawberries and they looked amazing! I got a gallon bucket and filled it easily. Once done, you take the baskets up and pay for it. Pretty easy. The two ladies helping at checkout were very nice and friendly. They explained the process and how you can ride the tractor out to another area. I will definitely return and do this again. The strawberries are delicious! Took them home and soaked them. Sweet! Can't go wrong here!

The strawberry farm has two sides. One for strawberry picking and the other side is a good size…read moreamusement area for kids. We went on a holiday weekend Sunday and was pleased that they also have the opportunity to have events at the play area. Note: the admission to the play area is different from the fee to strawberry pick. They also offer other produce and jams for sale in the strawberry picking section of the farm. Definitely pick up a strawberry lollipop for a light but sweet treat. It's a farm so there are bugs. Remember to carry some bug spray for the kids and there is ample seating if a member of your party does not want to go out into the field. Note. There are outdoor bathroom potty services only so be prepared.

Wow- I e picked a lot of strawberries before but this farm is the cleanest, most pleasant…read morestrawberry patch ever. The plants are so well mulched and weeded. The berries were bountiful, sweet and well tended. The farm store is adorable, we got some pepper strawberry jam. Can't wait to try that with cream cheese and crackers. They had beautiful cows and I saw that they have vegetables all summer and pumpkins in the fall. They also have corn hole and a big sand toy area for kids. My 2 year old grandson loved it here and there were lots of other parents and kids. They have a restroom also and parking. Great place for homeschoolers, and families.

"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!"

Great day to pick berries. Sunny, a light breeze, and loads of berries…read more The owners just bought the farm in January. They are doing a lot of work since the farm was closed for three years. The bushes are full of berries, and picking should run through the middle of July. Muskadines should come in sometime in September. About an hour of picking, and we picked a gallon and a half. The owners are trying to have events every Saturday. Food trucks and vendors. If you can't pick on Friday or Saturday, call for an appointment to pick on Thursday. Have a family outing on a farm. We will be back

I attended an amazing event there! They had amazing sweets made with their blueberries by local…read morerestaurants. The day was to support Saint Frances Animal Center! They did everything right! They had Delicious food, supported local businesses , donated to the shelter in a beautiful outdoor space!

This place is amazing! It's an Honor system to pay so you pick as you want and pay. The…read moreBlueberries are beautiful and sweet! There are so many bushes to pick from. I only went in about 4 bushes between 2 rows and picked a gallon of them. There is also a small store to buy local Honey, eggs and other items. They only take Check, Cash, or Venmo.