I arrived at 1:00 pm, and Laila's Lowcountry Sourdough was gone. No worries, I can order online for…read morethe next pick-up. One lady had the most beautiful fresh herbs and vegetables. Next week, I will come early to get the first pick. Then, I met three local farms that offer fresh chicken, pork, venison, eggs, and sea moss! I also picked up some 100% Magnesium oil from Renee Howell, CEO of Elemental Candle CO. Her products work wonders on my feet.

Really great group of local vendors! Pritcher Family Farm has amazing pork and Ponderosa Farm has…read moreamazing beef, bison and chicken! Laila's Lowcountry Sourdoughs bread is so good too! Definitely worth checking out!

my twins had their 3rd birthday there. everyone continues to tell us what a great time they had…read more we had a very good experience. the animals were very friendly. there is also playsets and a bounce house which help keeps the kids entertained throughout.

We love Lily Grace Farms! Such a fun place to have a birthday party. The owners are so nice and…read morefriendly. GREAT time had by all. We will be back! Thank you

This barn is truly heaven on earth for horse...and rider!! Not only is it beautifully situated on…read more24 green, grassy acres, but it is also safe and very clean! Something that my last barn was not. The owner, Pam, cares so deeply about every aspect from having added a luxurious bathroom for her boarders, to making sure that any horse entering her property is UTD on all vaccinations and shows proof of negative coggins. I wasn't sure what to expect when I arrived as I was so fearful that it would be like my last barn. My horse would get constantly beaten up by other horses, and even ended up with a huge gash on his jaw that cost over $500 in stitches, not to mention the agony for my poor guy. Anyway, from day one, this has been my retreat and my joy. I absolutely LOVE coming here. He is always well taken care of, with a clean stall, and he also has a huge grassy paddock all to himself during the days he is out. LOVE!! She will spray him with inspect spray, hold him for the vet, blanket him, and do whatever it takes...without charging extra like most places! He has a large wash room, rubber mats in his stall, a fan for hot days, an automatic watering system...you name it!! There is a huge sand filled riding arena, that has lights for riding after hours. I've spent hours here and have loved every minute. There are only a handful of other boarders as Pam works hard to make sure the barn is never over-crowded. This is unheard of, as most places pack their barns with so many horses!! She hosts upper-level Dressage clinics and events too. I especially love the large indoor, secure tack room area. It is as big as a house! My tack stays dry and safe there. Lastly, Pam is always smiling and upbeat. She is a pleasure to be around, and makes sure that her barn stays that way too. No drama here at all! I wish I could spend every hour of every day here. I highly recommend this barn to anyone!! However, lets keep it small :-)!!

The place makes a good first impression but then you move your horse there and it is like hell on…read moreearth. In the short time I boarded there the owner was gone on vacation all the time and left the barn in the hands of very inexperienced people and even when she was home there was never anything even resembling a schedule for feeding and turnout. When it rains it takes several days for the place to dry out and the arena is either rock hard or wet and slippery. Pastures are very small and overgrazed, and the hay she feeds is pretty crappy. Also having the tack room up above the barn, up a flight of stairs got old pretty quick. And, the amount of feed covered by your board is pretty minimal, every boarded at the place is buying additional hay and grain. Don't make the mistake I did, you can do better for your horse.