I've got to hand it to Double Vision Acres -- they know how to make farm life fun. Their Facebook…read morepage says, "I'm Megan! I am a young farmer in Carlisle, PA. We specialize in providing local meat, eggs, and agritourism." And honestly, Megan's doing a phenomenal job bringing the community together around agriculture. I first stopped by Double Vision Acres over the summer just to check it out and was impressed with their farm store and selection of butchered meats. But when I saw they were hosting an event called Flannel Fest, I knew I had to make a return trip. I mean... free parking, free admission, free live music, and free petting zoo access if you wore flannel? Challenge accepted. I got there around 1:30 p.m. and found plenty of parking in the field just a short walk from all the action. The parking attendant was super helpful and friendly -- always a good sign. The place was hopping, with families, couples, and plenty of folks in flannel soaking up a perfect sunshiney fall day. Cody Ross Smith was performing live, the music was great, and the overall vibe was exactly what you want from a fall festival -- laid-back, cheerful, and full of small-town charm. Fire pits were burning, hay bales had been turned into makeshift couches, and kids were running around between the petting zoo and the play areas, having a fantastic day! The farm store was open too, selling baked goods, meats, and handmade soaps and lotions. It was the kind of afternoon that makes you wish fall could stick around forever. Huge kudos to Double Vision Acres for not just running a farm, but building a sense of community around it. Well-organized, family-friendly, and totally worth the drive. If you're looking for a place that serves up wholesome small-town fun with a side of s'mores and livestock -- this is it. I came for the flannel, stayed for the vibes, and left smelling faintly of hay and happiness.

What a great small local business I really enjoyed talking to the owners they are very friendly, I…read morealso love the farm so many different animals to see. They have a wide range of local meats, milk, paintings, crafts, breads , and honey just a small list of things to mention, a place you just have to check out!!