I love this farm! The owners and staff are the nicest people. My husband and I found this place by…read moreaccident last June on our way to visit friends in Cary. There were baskets out, but we decided to pick our own strawberries. We are back in Cary and couldn't wait to come back. It's only a 30 mile drive. I love seeing the country. The tomatoes, zucchini and squash were well worth the trip. They also sell beef and lamb. We will be back again before we continue with our travels. Their hours change for the different seasons, so I would call or check their website.

Just got our first German Johnson tomatoes from McAdams. It's hard to wait every summer for them…read moreto grow there. Heaven is a tomato sandwich on white bread with Duke's mayo! We buy all our produce there in the summer and have never been disappointed!

Beautiful strawberry fields. We always have a fun time when…read morewe go pickin' out here. They have baskets already full or you can pick yourself. They also make strawberry slushies. We usually see the family when we are visiting and the dog. It's a good time with tons of delicious fresa to bring home!

I've been looking for a great Strawberry Farm on my side of Charlotte since I moved here about two…read moreyears ago. Now that I'm about to leave, I finally found one. I have purchased strawberries from the Harrisburg stand but I had never been to the actual farm until today. I've been missing the Harrisburg stand all season long. But as I was on my way back from Raleigh today on 49, as if by magic, I saw the Cody Strawberry Farm sign. I was so excited and I immediately turned and went to the farm. I got about halfway down the road I thought to myself, "They probably don't take cards." And I quickly dismissed the thought and said "Everybody takes plastic now." Sure enough, when I got to the stand and ordered my berries and slushy, I pulled out my plastic only to be told that they only take cash or checks. Determined to get my goodies, I decided to head to the nearest ATM back in Richfield. The nice lady at the stand let me take the slushy anyway. I assured her I would be back to pay for it all. After about 10 minutes, I returned for my berries. She was kind enough to still comp the slushy since I went out of my way to go get the cash. That's great customer service! The slushy was absolutely delicious and the berries are too. So glad I finally caught them. Can't wait to come back! This is a great field trip for the kids. Just be sure to bring cash.

We had so much fun in the sun picking strawberries! They have a huge parking area and you must…read morebring cash. They offer three different sizes of baskets! Small, medium and large. There are rows and rows of fresh strawberries for you to pick!

This spot is not too far from the interstate and plenty of spaces for parking. Price per gallon…read morebasket is $15 you pick or $17 if they pick for you.

This is such a beautiful place! I haven't been to this during Christmas season but Autumn was…read moregorgeous! Lots to do for all ages. Corn pits, mazes, playground amenities. They also have little markets on site, and a little restaurant for a quick bite or snack. Beautiful scenery and live animals. The kids loved the hayride, and I absolutely loved the wild flowers that you can pick yourself. Beautiful sunflowers during the season!

I chose to come here because it was less than 30min away and had attractions for children as well…read moreas pumpkins. I was impressed with the staff and the features available. I particularly enjoyed the setting itself, which was on a farm but also surrounded by woods and a pond vs. being out in a big open field where it's blazing hot and no shade. The tractor ride was fun, they have apple chunking, llamas, chickens, corn maze, lots of games, etc. I was disappointed with the bathroom situation and the food options. They only have port-a-jons which is extremely challenging with small kids and a lot of their food was pre-packaged, which they just warm up. I was going to order a burger originally but they said it wasn't fresh. So I got a hot dog instead which they grill themselves. It was super basic so don't get your hopes up. Anyways, I guess I got spoiled with high expectations after visiting Alpha and Omega Cron Maze which has some legit food! Honestly I'd go back there just to eat. All in all this is a fun place to visit if you're in the area and want to participate in the typical fall festival activities.

This is a family owned "pick your own" farm right outside of Burlington where you can pick your…read moreown peaches right off the trees along with blueberries and blackberries during the growing season. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with what's available and hours of operation. Once you arrive, you can get an empty basket or bucket from under the shelter and head off to pick your peaches or berries and return to the shelter with your harvest where they will weigh it and ring up your purchases. Today was opening day for the 2017 season, the peach trees and blueberry bushes were loaded. The peach I ate when I got home was awesome. Also be sure to check out Jasper at "Jasper's Fresh Squeezed Lemonade" here at Buttermilk Creek, Jasper sets up his lemonade stand here and offers some cold beverages which was a refreshing treat after pickin' peaches in the summer heat. Jasper has his own Facebook page also for his stand so be sure to check him out.

Wish I could give more stars! A beautiful place. Delicious fruit. Wonderful owners! I highly…read morerecommend Buttermilk Creek Farm to anyone that enjoys wonderful fresh fruit!!

This will be my third season to come back and pick berries! I love this special place. Wonderful…read morepeople, place and berries. I love to get as many as I can and freeze a bunch. I wouldn't miss a season coming here.

A superb spot to go blueberry picking, especially as a family or even with young children. They…read morehave several varieties of blueberries to taste and pick, and encourage you to taste while weaving amongst the bushes, some of which are over 7 feet tall! The owners are very friendly and are happy to answer any questions or take you on a tour. If you come with kids, they might even offer to show you their secluded creek where you can enjoy the cool water or perhaps spot a crawdad like we did. If you love blueberries, I can't recommend this place enough! I would encourage coming early if it's a hot day as there is limited shade between the bushes and you'll quickly be looking for water, and don't forget to bring a cooler or something to take the blueberries home with you.

Eddie Z here again. Once again we picked up 2 dozen ears of delicious corn that was out of this…read moreworld good.we also picked up cantalopes,heirloom tomatoes,and mini yellow cucumbers.all great. My wife asked about flowers and Amy's daughter put a bouquet of flowers my wife is still raving about. We are looking forward to the devotion corn that should be picked around mid August. We live in Mooresville but still travel to Howard's farm in harmony because everything is always fresh.

Beautiful tulips with a good variety and decent pricing. It was so much fun to pick. My mom enjoyed…read moreher birthday activity with the family.

Went to their glow in the dark. East dregg hunt, what a rip-off? What a joke first of all, it's not…read morehandicapped. Accessible, it covers an area of about 5 acres. There's very few places to set down, and most of them are in one area around. The food areas, the glow in the dark. Eggs didn't glow in the dark. The kids had to go way out at least 2 acres away from the main building to do the Easter egg hunt hunt. There was no lighted station to keep an eye on your kids to have your kids. Meet I was a basket case worried that our granddaughter wouldn't meet up with us again because there was people everywhere, and even though I was physically unable to walk all the way down there. And as several times about benches, three different people passed me on tractors with trailers on atvs. Nobody offered to help me walk down there. Get a chair for me. Nothing very rude, very, very rude. The place looked like a redneck thrown together. Junk pile, it was not worth $15 a person. We had to buy a coat for our granddaughter. Because it got cold and we weren't expecting that, and they sold it to us at full price. Even though the shoulders were faded from it, setting on the hanger for so long. I will never ever ever drive the hour to get there. Even if somebody paid me Oh, and the flowers that you pay to pick fifteen dollars for a vase, and you can get your flowers.They look like they wouldn't even make it twenty four hours after you picked them.They were that spent.

We are from south Florida and don't typically have farms like this around. This was such an amazing…read moreexperience. The staff was so friendly. There was so many things adult and specifically kid friendly to do. My daughter had so much fun. We got a free pumpkin, some sunflowers. We got to try hot cider for the first time which was delicious. I even sat with a native man who gave us a feather and told us so much! He was great. If I'm correct it was $13 a person? Definitely worth it!