Farm fresh!! Blueberries, blackberries, peaches, apples and…read moreMuskedines!! farmer Will and family run this operation and they are hands on to help with advice and his knowledge of working on this family farm. Families gather early to pick crops in season. Smiles on kids faces make your da

before going to the farm i looked on their tagged in posts on instagram and saw what other people…read moreposted and it looked crowded early, so i planned to go earlier. i got there at around 8:30am ish (they open at 7am) and there were a lot of cars in the parking lot and people leaving as i got there, if you plan to go i suggest you go as early as you can. i went the first saturday they opened and there were lots of blackberries, but not a lot of ripe blueberries, the farmer told me that there weren't too many blueberries but i could take a look. i ended up with maybe less than a quart of blueberries, which i'm happy with. the rest if the gallon bucket i filled with blackberries, and after having a few i have to say the blackberries are better than what you could probably find in the grocery store and for $25ish for a gallon? better than store brought price by a long shot. i planned to get peaches as well but by the time i finished filling my bucket with blackberries they sold out of peaches. they also had some animals on the farm, some chickens and goats (i didn't see the goats myself just overheard others talking about the goats). overall i had a great time and would definitely go again.

Always great blueberries and wonderful family of the farm are very welcoming and taught me to pick…read morethose awesome blueberries !

Great place to go pick ya some fresh blueberries on a saturday morning during the blueberry growing…read moreseason, they also have pre-picked berries available if you don't want to do your own pickin', they have 400 plants to pick on. Right now they are only open on Saturdays from 8:00am-12:00pm, but that could change as the season progresses and more berries are available, you can follow their Facebook page to get updates on what's going on at the farm. This little family operated farm has a small building used as the store and office, they offer a variety of blueberry products in the little building like Blueberry Moonshine Jelly, Blueberry Cider, Blueberry Syrup and a few other items. The farm is actually on the opposite side of the road as to where the red pin is on the Yelp map, I think the listed address is actually the farm owners residence, but you'll see the small signs by the road if you venture out to get some blueberries, it's easy to find. Really nice folks here with some really nice blueberries, luckily for me it's near my house so I can get fresh berries every week during the season. JACKPOT!!!

Little Eden Alpaca Farm is a very homey farm store attached to a nice sized property with farm…read moreanimals of various kinds. The store itself is very rustic and cute, and the numerous products they have are all nicely laid out. This store has a WIDE variety of goods; candles, soaps, jams and spreads, as well as fresh produce and eggs acquired from the farm itself. If you're interesting in something sweet they also serve Hersey ice cream in VERY generous portions at an insanely good price and fresh baked cookies and cakes. The owners are incredibly nice and very detailed in explaining how the products are made, and how they can be used. I recommend this local shop 10 out of 10 times, please come to this store and support our local farmers!!

They are the best ........berries in the county ,they should grow more produce…read more They good people i wish they would grow sweet corn, tomatoes .

Strawberries were awesome. Went back to get more on 5/13 and they were closed, disappointingread more

I cannot believe I've lived here for 5+ years and never been here before! I signed up for alpaca…read moreyoga and it was one of my favorite things I've done in a while. The alpacas wander around you while you're doing yoga and the instructor encourages you to take pictures. Candice was our instructor & she was phenomenal. She was so kind & encouraging which made the class a lot of fun. After yoga the staff is more than happy to take photos of you with the alpacas. You also get a bucket of food to feed them after the class is over. Alpaca yoga is only a couple of months a year but if you have the chance to do it, I highly recommend! You can also visit the alpacas and feed them for $10 which I'll definitely be back to do. They also have pumpkins and Christmas trees. Such a cool place to have in Greensboro!

We went on a Thursday and were the only ones. We were greeted right away and explained the process…read more A bucket of feed is $10 and you're given bowls among your party to divide the feed and refill it. The Alpacas were not scary or intimidating. They are used to people and gentle. You aren't in the yard with them but rather you extend your arm through the fence to feed them. The gift shop had sweaters, socks, and various other wool items. I would go back for sure.

Local farm! You pick or get already picked at the Belews Creek location and pre picked only at the…read moreKernersville location. Berries are sweet and juicy. The pre picked gallons are very fresh. Made the best jam!! Everyone is super friendly. Sometimes they even have flowers and lemonade available! Check them out! Highly recommended!

So interactive, so many things to see, do, touch and lots of space to run around for kids & adults…read moreto explore. Plenty of parking (on the grass) and at first I was wondering where did my daughter bring us -LOL (we are visiting from the DC area). You walk by some buildings that resemble old school simple shacks and then walk into an open (plenty of windows) type building which is where your family start the farm adventure. We met Riley who gave us the farm overview & had us sign Waivers. *** Waivers are upfront & smart*** You & your children are entering a working farm area with different types of animals (never predictable), equipment, woods, several playgrounds etc.. Wear play/work clothes and be ready to get farm messy. You walk through the building into a little slice of heaven for kids & adults whoever dreamed of having a farm. You have goats, chickens, Quail, bunnies and two awesome farm dogs - well one farm dog & one in training- LOL. We ended up exploring for hours, looking at the animals, picking fresh vegetables from the garden (highly encouraged) by Ivy (Owner), walking in the woods. Best of all following our little one from the sandbox to the swing-sets, to the playground in the woods. Speaking with the Farm Ladies, learned some of the back story and the journey to fulfill the dream. What a cool vision & so much hard work . The entrance building was relocated from a nearby town, all the buildings, equipment is mostly refurbished. Just a special place they wish to share with all. As we left, my wife & Daughter purchased some farm fresh items and our Grandaughter left kicking & screaming - LOL. She wanted to stay.

Hot and dirty! The place didn't feel safe for my grandchildren and me. We will not be going back!read more

We purchased our buck, Oliver, from Briar Creek Farm. Bobbette is wonderful and knowledgeable. Her…read moreherd is healthy and happy. Would absolutely recommend!! Thank you!