I was genuinely sad when the original MUSC Urban Farm was demolished to make way for new education…read morebuildings. It had become such a peaceful escape for me, and I really cherished the quiet moments spent in the garden. That said, I'm truly delighted to see the farm reimagined as an urban garden in front of the IOP building. It's wonderful to see a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs growing there, and the new location feels more accessible and visible to the community. I can't wait to see what it produces in the spring, but even now it's encouraging to see the space being enjoyed and hopefully utilized by more people. It's comforting to know the spirit of the farm is still very much alive.

The Urban Farm maintains its status as a staple in our hospital and local community. There are so…read moremany educational and work opportunities and they are also available to the general public. During the summer months especially, watering is a constant need, and the plants would gladly accept your help. They always let you harvest what's producing, too, so you get a little "bonus" for your efforts. Parking is still only available on the streets unless you are fortunate to live nearby and can walk or bike. If you've never been, you should plan a stroll by sometime. It's so peaceful and beautiful, I'm sure you'll want to come back! There are no public facilities, but you can definitely use one of the neighboring buildings during weekdays. I would suggest bringing a water bottle so you can stay hydrated, too. I hope you get to enjoy this urban farm as much as I do.

Pick your own strawberries $10 a bucket. Kids loved it. Also a play area for kids to burn off…read moreenergy after you pick your strawberries. Great family fun Outing

From the owner: Centipede, 419 Bermuda, mulch, pinestraw…read more We sell pallets or by the slab.One pallet contains 506 sq ft

This place is an absolute treasure! We were searching for a place to have our daughter's second…read morebirthday party, and stumble upon this spot. Mike, the owner, is SO personable and kind. Their prices are so reasonable and the party was a huge hit. They don't have a limit on how many people you can invite, which was a major selling point for me. We had over 50 guests in attendance, and they were able to very easily accommodate everyone. The kids had a ball riding ponies and petting animals. They also have a little play ground. This place was an amazing experience and you won't find a better value for a child's party. Highly recommend !

I went here for my cousin's birthday party. The employees were nice and didn't even rush us out…read morewhen the party was over unlike a lot of other parties.

I'd like to start by saying I'm not a complainer. I understand stuff happens…read more But today we drove 40 minutes to get to Madrac Farms. The gravel road into it was blocked off, and instead there was a dirt road full of humongous potholes, filled with woodchips! I've never driven slower in my life....what the heck? There was a long line to get down this road....then when we get to the parking lot, after 10 minute down the drive, the parking lot is full. Probably 100 cars driving slowly around the parking area, hoping someone will miraculously leave, and hoping you're in the right place at the right time. There were no employees in the parking lot directing anyone. So rather than a corn-maze, we spent literally 30 minutes in a parking-lot-maze, trying to get the heck out of there. I understand people probably swarmed the place, due to the covid lockdown we live in. But we promised our two-year-old pumpkins and goats. Instead she got 2 hours in her car seat, and a trip to Walmart to get a pumpkin and a toy, for being so well-behaved during this waste of time. If the owners read this, I would advise the following: 1) get a proper road (gravel is great, not potholes and woodchips) 2) build a larger parking area 3) have some employees out there directing traffic 4) if you're over-capacity, turn people away at the main road!! I wish the owners success in their venture. Business owner myself. But I guarantee, we will not be back.

It was our first Halloween in Savannah so we had to do it right! Our neighbors recommended Madrac…read moreand I'm so glad they did. From the corn pit, goats, patch, and the slide- everyone had a great time. We ran into a bunch of our friends from church and neighbors so it felt like we had organized an event there. Looking forward to next year!

Lawton Stables is a great place for children and parents alike. There is a petting zoo, in addition…read moreto Clydesdale horses. And, kids can go horseback riding. The facility offers plenty of parking spaces. Shade is limited so be prepared during the hot, summer months. Staff is very friendly by the way.

We LOVE visiting Lawton Stables. The horses (aside from boarders) are true rescues and this serves…read moreas their gentle retirement gig. How magical a fate for a work horse to end up on an island with friends?! Our first visit was for my birthday and we now bring all visitors for either a trail ride, pony ride, or to feed the farm animals (which is only $5!) The staff is a delight- shout out to recent Trail Guide Olivia who completely made our visit!! They are knowledgeable, kind, and funny. Support the stables in one way or another- we are so lucky they are here! Thanks again Olivia!!

Heard about the farm through Facebook. It's officially closed to the public because of the pandemic…read more( August 2020 ) but they are still accepting volunteers. The website is clear and complete about the animals at the farm. 300 + animals! Holy Cow. We decided to volunteer one morning from 8:30am - 11:30am. What an experience. We were assigned to dump old water, clean out the buckets and pools, and refill them all. For 200 pigs. Wow. Most of the pigs would walk up to you and were curious. Most of them you could pet. None of them were aggressive or scary. The farm is mainly sandy, you definitely need a good pair of rubber boots. Sometimes it's wet, sometimes there is poop. Put bug spray and sunscreen on. We watched the caretaker feed the pigs. That was a site in itself! Then we helped pick up poop in the cow/horse/donkey enclosure. I have to say, it was a great experience. Josh, the caretaker took the time to answer numerous question about all of the animals. Sign up online to give a little time. The could use your help!

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.

3 cheeses in 3 hours class was delightful. Casey is a true gem. Very educational class, and all of…read morethe cheeses were so delicious and fresh (of course!). I enjoyed the farm tour and learning about what else they grow at the farm and how they've evolved over the years. Love having this farm on Johns Island!

This review is from forever ago, but I never thought to review it until I saw someone else share…read moretheirs. We showed up and got to see the goats for a minute before heading inside. We all sat down in the dining room at a big table and went through the process. I honestly thought we would be more involved in the cheese making process, but it was more of an instruction and tasting throughout. I still really enjoyed it, but wanted to clear that up. Throughout the class, we made different cheeses, tasted them with crackers and other accoutrements and learned the process behind it. We thoroughly enjoyed the class... so much so that we purchased the take home kit to make our own. You can get all the items on your own, but we wanted to be supportive so we took home a gallon of goats milk from the farm, rennet, and citric acid. Plus we got instructions to take home too. We enjoyed making the cheese at home and it tasted so good. I now definitely appreciate purchasing a ball of mozzarella at the store a little more these days.