Staff was welcoming from the time we drove up. They helped us choose the apple varieties we wanted…read moreto pick and directed us to the best areas to go. There were lots of ripe apples of several varieties for us to pick and we filled our basket quickly. Prices for U pick were very reasonable and much less than some other orchards in the area. We stopped to look at the beautiful zinnias and watch the butterflies and bees enjoy them as well. We also bought jam and apple butter and baked goods in the market to bring home for later. I enjoyed a Fuji apple that I had just picked and it was awesome. There is lots for kids and families to do, especially on the weekends. We would definitely return!

We had such an amazing experience. There were a looot of people, but it flowed very very well. We…read morepicked apples, grabbed some apple treats (apple cookie, apple turnover, apple fritter, apple donut). It was ALL good. There was also a food truck that had amazing food! I would 100% recommend Stepp's.

Justus Orchard was always my daddy's favorite apple orchard. We stopped in during the fall while…read morevisiting Hendersonville and were not disappointed. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We bought a peck of apples and they were amazing. The doughnuts and frozen apple cider were both so good. We will definitely be back next fall!

Apple fritter delicious Cider was warm…read moreLater in season it was very quiet but open n sunny greeting Nice to visit Trying new burgundy stringless sweet potato Someone told me these were very good

Family friendly fun place that allows you to gather your own fresh fruit from the vine. Has a great…read morewebsite showing what is in season. Great place to teach your children about nature.

Magical day for myself and my family visiting the farm yesterday…read more Mr. Walker was very kind and patient. The persimmons were almost too good to be true. You can tell great time and care went into ensuring they were perfect for guest. We will be visiting more frequently. Our drive is just under an hour but so worth it! Looking forward to making more memories at the farm for years ahead.

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.

Just found this patch about 2 miles down the road. A nice couple growing berries and offering for…read moresale. You pick or they pick. Either way, large sweet strawberries close to home.

Extremely rude, as someone commented they do talk about you in front of you to other ppl, so…read moredisrespectful. Also, always closed without a notice. I'm done with this place.

We had about 18 of us that were traveling together with the senior adult group from church. I was…read morethe bus driver. They decided they wanted to stop into the Apple Hill Orchard to pick apples. They charge you $3 each if you just want to walk in the orchards and not pick anything. If you want to pick apples they charge you the $3 each to walk around + what you pick. They have a general store you can walk around in and purchase bakery items in. We purchased a bag of Pink Lady Apples that we picked in the orchard, a bag of apples fritters. We had an apple and it was very good! The only negative was when we called and said we were coming they said no problem. When we arrived and they saw we had a bus we got the impression they were too happy because of the limited parking. I parked in the grass area on the side away from the building. No issues. If you do bring a large vehicle here just be prepared there might be limited parking. As a last resort you could park it at the church at the bottom of the hill and walk up.

What a beautiful place. You can self pick apples or buy in bags in the cute lil country style…read morestore. They sell apple cider by the cup or purchase 1/2 gallon to go. The star for us were the cinnamon apple donuts. The bakery is onsite and fresh goods displayed for purchase. Bought 1/2 dozen and couldn't help but eat two on the way home!!

We had an adventure day searching out You Pick Farms. Since…read morethis was the furthest farm, we started here then worked our way back towards the 828. What a beautiful drive up winding mountain roads. We got to see a deer jump away from the van as we rounded a corner and saved a little box turtle from the road. The Berry Farm is so lovely - the owners house sits atop the hill with a small shack greeting you right next to the berry field. There is a port-o-potty that wasn't totally disgusting along with a picnic table and a few chairs under a large shade tree. A sweet little creek ran between the home and field and would be a perfect spot to let the boys play. I knew the field would be closed (check their Facebook for updates on when the berries are ripe enough to pick) so this was mainly a trip to see the field and have a day out. They grow blackberries AND black raspberries (which were all picked clean). Hopefully next year I can get there early enough to try a black raspberry - blackberries are a bit too tart for me. If you love blackberries and raspberries, bring a sunhat, picnic and towel. Playing in the creek, having a nice lunch and picking the ripest berries sounds like a perfect summer day.

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

This is our local farm stand/farmers market. They have a bunch of local produce, meats & dairy!…read morePick your own flowers or buy some precut for you. Stepp's raspberries are the best around and they have them during the season. Very nice people also. I will look forward to them being around seasonally every year!

This is a wonderful place to visit and very easy to get to in Hendersonville. We stopped by the…read morefarm to see about their fresh vegatables. We were pleasantly surprised by the superb quality of their offerings. Their zucchini and squash were flawlessly presented. They had beautiful strawberries by the bucket. Their frozen meat products were plentiful and they had an array of honeys, jams, and relishes. Ice cream is very much on the menu at the farm whether it be on a cone, cup, or in a shake. The best part was going in the back with my wife where she picked wild flowers (no charge), along with sunflowers (huge). I highly recommend visiting the Johnson Family Farm. We were not expecting much when we got there, but left knowing we would return. I hope this helps.

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!