So glad our friend took us here! Beautiful spot and tons of lavender based products for sale. Our…read morefav was lavender ice cream. If you're in the area, it's def worth stopping!! The cashier was super nice and loved chatting with her and hanging with the dog.

I save the word "magical" for places that truly deserve it. Tantivy Farm is one of those places…read more This magical place is one where you can walk through lavender fields, eat lavender ice cream, shop for lavender products, and meet some farm animals. It's a family-owned farm run by super nice people, and it's a great place to visit when you're in the Lexington area. You can explore more than a thousand lavender plants of 20 different varieties here. I visited during the off season, when the lavender bushes were spent and dormant, but there were a few sprigs here and there, and even so, the rest of the garden was lush and beautiful. If you want to experience the lavender fields in full bloom, you'll want to visit in late spring through summer. Around the end of May to the end of June is when they do U-pick lavender, where you can pick your own lavender bouquets. The owners also produce and sell lavender products, dried and fresh wreaths, lavender food (including lavender ice cream!). Friendly farm animals also live on the farm, and you might be able to meet and greet them. These are the most content and happy animals I've encountered maybe ever. Could it be because they live on a lavender farm and they're absorbing the calming vibes of this medicinal plant? Most likely it's because the owners are super awesome and treat the animals like family. It's great to see. The farm is open May to December.

The Llama Hike was so much fun. Our guide was very knowledgeable and kind; he's clearly doing an…read moreamazing job raising and training the animals. The llamas were such a joy to be around.

My girlfriend and I did a two hour llama walk here and it was amazing. Besides the fabulous llamas…read moreSteve (the owner/operator) is very knowledgeable and helpful. The farm is stunning ! Definitely recommend going in Spring/Fall. Summer gets a little hot for the llamas. This farm has 902 five star reviews on Airbnb and this was true for our experience. I would do this again the next time I am in the area!

This is all I wanted for my birthday and it was the best birthday present ever!!!! It was about a 3…read morehour drive from Alexandria, VA. Upon arrival we were greeted by one of the owners - Dave. He was so kind and friendly. We got there a little early so we got to see the alpacas before they huddled up for our walk! We then met Dave's wife Terry who was equally as amazing. Our group had about 12 people in it. Once everyone arrived we were assigned / or got to choose or alpacas to begin our walk down the river! Dave and Terry provide so many interesting facts along the way and there is ample time for photos! They have a small gift shop on property and will provide recs for anything you want to do in the area after. Highly recommend, it was well worth the price of $35 a person for the several hours and it was just amazing to be able to walk the alpacas. Thank you for a wonderful and unforgettable experience! You had to pull me away to leave these beautiful animals!!

What a find. We live just six miles from this place and never knew it existed. So what a surprise…read moreto discover this charming fake town, great maze, and lots of other things to do. And the proceeds go to a very good cause..

From the owner: Twizted Escape Room is part of Creative Works Farm, a non-profit organization that operates Camp…read moreLIGHT. All proceeds from the Twizted Escape Room directly benefit Camp LIGHT and the children with special needs and at risk youth that attend.

My friends and I came to the Lavender farm to enjoy wildflowers, lavender and lavender ice cream…read more We were not disappointed! We arrived at the end of the lavender wreath making class. We were so disappointed we missed it and Bonnie the farm owner gave us the class anyway. We were so excited! We got to hear about her experiences and how she started the Lavender Farm. The wildflowers were gorgeous and fields of fragrant lavender abounded. The lavender ice cream was delicious and you must visit the Caboose to sample the Lavender products. A gorgeous place to walk around, take pictures and cut your own bouquets. I highly recommend visiting!

I met the owner Bonnie, super friendly and informative about the farm. It's a nice farm tucked…read moreaway just a couple of minutes off of Rt 460. The plants weren't in bloom yet but the season goes through May and June. People use lavender for multiple things and I suggest going out there and getting you some during their business hours. They are in the process of building a stage for some music events too!

There was "a lot to do," but for me, the "staples" of a fall festival were missing... no corn pit,…read moreno barrel train for the kids, no hay ride, and no big stacks of hay bails to climb on. Nothing to bounce on. Pony rides are $10 each which seems a bit much. I like that there were big slides, there was a cute obstacle course and mini maze, and some other random things like tug of war and tetherball. For the age ranges of my kids (2-8), it felt meh compared to some other places I've been more in the Hampton roads area. We don't do the large corn mazes l due too the kids ages, they just get bored, so my suggestion would be to have a separate cost for corn maze. For reference, wood ridge farm brewery has a sand-filled playground, corn maze and a petting zoo for a bit cheaper... they do have a train, hay ride, and bounce house, but it all costs extra. I guess you can't have it all.

This was such a fun place to visit with kids! We visited in mid-October and it checked all the fall…read morefestival boxes. It's a vibe for sure and well worth the price of admission. They had it all, from apple cider (cold and hot!), apple cider donuts, ice cream, and fresh squeezed lemonade to a pumpkin patch and oodles of kids activities (slides, hill rolling, corn pits, apple sling shot, corn cannons, an epic corn maze, farm animals, pony rides and more). Need a pumpkin? Pick one in their patch! If you're looking for an idyllic fall festival, look no further but be warned that your kids won't want to leave! It is also dog friendly and we never had a long wait for a bathroom or any of the activities. At night they have movies and fire pits with s'mores kits.

I stopped by the fall harvest fair at Jeter Farm yesterday with my mom while in town running…read moreerrands. I loved the sunflowers when you first park. So pretty. It's easy to find right off the road on Rt 220 and has plenty of parking. They have some cute photo ops right when you enter and some goats you can stop and visit who will come to the fence to greet you. You can walk around the farmhouse and learn about the old tools used for farming inside so that's a cool teachable moment about farm life for people. Admission is fairly cheap and you can pay at a covered entrance for hay rides and the pumpkin patch and corn maze or just buy some pumpkins and gourds for a fair price. They had some nice ones and a large selection. There is a large covered seating area where you can eat if you choose to buy something from the hot bar and they had a pretty big selection of items like mini pumpkin pie, Mac and cheese, burgers, nachos and funnel cakes. We didn't do the hay ride or corn maze Bc it was a bit cold and cloudy. But really cute and everyone was having a great time.

If you're closing due to rain please mark your website accordingly. Came during business hours on…read morea Sunday afternoon.

Recently visited here for a girls weekend. We had about 13…read morein our party. The grounds were beautiful. I can only imagine what they look like in the spring and summer. The wine tasting was nice. With large parties you are given a flight to try. No need to stand in the tasting room. I liked several of the flavors. After the tasting we took a walk around the grounds taking in all the animals. Because it was winter, we didn't spend a lot of time in the lavender fields. We did however visit the lavender shop. I purchased a lavender honey spot and some delightful lemon crunch lavender ice cream. Overall staff were friendly. I would recommend this business for anyone in the area or visiting massanutten.

Stopped past while on a recent birthday trip to Massanutten. And this place is really beautiful…read more White Oak is a family-owned lavender farm that is located in Shenandoah Valley. You really get to enjoy an immersive, interactive experience on the farm. There is something for everyone, from interactive gardens and live animals. The best for a cute little DIY wine tasting. You can bring your own charcuterie platters, which is what we did to go along with our tastings. They have tasting room called the Purple Wolf Vineyard where you can purchase your portable tastings, wine, beer and slushy flights . I would definitely return again, great place to host a cute birthday event, with your friends. They also have a really nice gift shop as well.

We have been to Caromont Farm for their goat snuggling sessions in the past and have always left…read morefeeling so happy and warm inside! The sessions involve going around to different stations based on ages of the goats. They also invite local artisans and food vendors - we got a beautiful wooden cheese board. They also offer samples of their cheeses as well as tubs of goat cheese to purchase. The truffle goat cheese is AMAZING! NOTE: Currently, the sessions are on pause due to COVID19, but I just want to give a shout out to the amazing work they put into this farm, caring for their goats, and their cheese making! As of March 2020, they are doing pre-order and pick ups for their cheeses - be sure to look at their websites for locations to grab this delicious local cheese and farm!

Caromont Farm is delightful. I have visited for multiple goat snuggling days, and they were fun and…read morecharming experiences. The farm is set in a beautiful hilly area with trees and rolling meadows. There are goats, chickens, peacocks, and the friendliest shaggy dogs you will ever meet. Wear boots or sneakers that you can lose to mud, and dress in layers. There is a very clean port o potty and a sink hooked to a (very cold!) well, so you can wash your hands. You will leave covered in hoof prints, fur, and animal slobber. I cannot speak to the locavore dinners held at the farm, but I would love to attend one. The owner is well travelled and versed on international cuisines, and she speaks with great fondness of other local producers. The farm's cheeses are incredible. My personal favorite is their black truffle chèvre. They also make delicious logs with herbes de Provence and pimento cheese. Their aged goat Parmesan is amazing. The cheeses are not strongly flavored of "goatiness"--I understand that is achieved by keeping male goats away from milk-producing females. All the cheese is delicately flavored, and the hot chocolate created for one of the snuggling days that I attended was decadent and divine. (I usually shy away from non-savory goat dairy products because of strong goaty flavors.) I highly recommend Caromont Farms. Be aware that there is virtually no cell reception at the farm.