‼WARNING‼ (Neglected goats) Last Saturday I took a trip from Ga-Nc for two goats. The seller…read morecontacted my through this group here under the name Stacey carlisle. Stacey stated that the 2 year old mother and 10-12 week old baby were in good health and never had any Heath concerns or issues present or past. Well upon arrival we see tons of goats and but everything looks ok until we seen their farm dog with feces, and who knows what all mad and threw its long fluffy hair and coat.then we walked into the MN pen and there was a very large amount of goats all together in a rather small area sitting on a saturated pile of old hay the oder, of feces was strong but expected with that amount of animals present. I did have to bring my bottle 2 week old baby with me and was holding her the whole time so when the husband "Jason carlisle" found the goats i heard some coughing and sneezing but figured it was just allergies and baby's feeding. But immediately upon my father, picking up the baby. he heard raspy breathing and asked Jason "why?" We got fast response that she just choked on the bottle that morning but about 1hr into our dive she was coughing a lot and started to have some mucus in her nose. When we told Jason he simply said I can just bring her back but at that point that was a 2 hr turn turn around into our 7 hr drive and we were told she's in health so we continued on and didn't get home untill the night and she never stopped coughing. they were penned fed and watered but I noticed old poop matted to the baby's fur and tail. So next morning I cleaned them up cut out the poop and took the baby to the Vet where she had to stay 4 days for pneumonia of the right lung and high parasite loads of 5 different parasites !! As well as being anemic Due to this news the mom was also examined and at 2 years of age was only 45 pounds loaded with all the same parasites but at extreme levels. The sellers refunded me the cost of the baby, but I warned them about their herds condition with no acknowledgment or reply. I highly recommend not supporting this farm

Such a fun experience! No shortage of baby goats. It was fun to get away from the city and spend…read moresome time on the farm! Owners and workers were extremely friendly and answered all of our questions. Would highly recommend!!

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.

Fantastic experience picking blueberries and flowers at the McLawland Farms and hearing about how…read morethey started their journey into farming. The guys, Larry and Jason, love sharing their story. Their enthusiasm and excitement are infectious and their passion shows up in the carefully designed and tended farm. There are lots of blueberry bushes and different varieties of flowers that are available for picking. I didn't know there were so many varieties of blueberries, so I learned something. Each variety and where the bush is located can be a variable in the taste. They also have a big chicken coop with some very happy hens and a few very happy roosters. Great time for young and old. I wish I could be here for fig season (August and September), but that isn't going to happen for me. If you're in this area, though, you might want to make a trip here. Prices are a bit high, but when you think about what it takes for them as far as upkeep and maintenance, it's worth it. Everything is organic, sustainable , and environmentally friendly.

I had a good time and enjoyed the experience. I was invited by a friend. I should have asked more…read morequestions. I would have picked less flowers. Almost $40 is a lot. And I bought my own jar! I don't feel the price matches the activity. But that's me. Why, my flowers started dying immediately. I followed the instructions and changed the water daily. A lot of ppl were here. And it can be a fun experience. But I'm not sure if I would return.

Best blueberries ever!! Wonderful experience picking them yourself. Can't say enough good things…read moreabout Jo's.

Berries ready for picking. Come and pick. Husband baked two pies and a dump cake. He donated the…read morepies to our churches hotdogs sale fund raiser for missions. All ate up yummy.

This isn't so much a food spot (besides the delicious local farmer's market items available for…read moresale at the stand), but more a warm hearted, intimate, up close view of life on a farm with the cutest most thoughtful couple as your tour guides. This is a labor of love-not profit hungry. You feel their genuine goal of making the experience special for everyone. The baby llamas were so adorable, bunnies so soft, and the education about how to treat animals was wonderful.

We absolutely loved our visit to the family-friendly Almond Farm. Initially, we were a little put…read moreoff by the cost. We bought tickets online for about $16 each, including my toddlers. But hear me out!! It's definitely worth it. Buckle up, this might be long. We visited on a Saturday morning for the Fall Festival & Candy Dump. We arrived around opening (10am). The parking lot is very large and convenient to the entrance. The check-in staff members were so welcoming and friendly. Check-in was quick and easy. The pumpkins were set up at the entrance. There are also a few cute places to take pictures near the entrance. From there, the sky is the limit. We started at the tricycle racetrack then moved to the playground, which has plenty of benches for adults to watch their little ones. Then we moved to the Sand Hill. My kiddos loved all the dump trucks and the sit-on diggers. My husband and I had a quick game of basketball before moving to one of the blow-up slides. While waiting for the wagon ride , we visited the animal pens. My boys loved petting the cow, horse and sheep and seeing the turkey and chickens. For a small cost, you can purchase feed for the animals. Thankfully, they have a hand washing station onsite. The wagon ride is included in the ticket price and was a nice length; not too long & not too short. We had just enough time to visit the corn barn and grab a snack from their concession house. In my opinion, everything was decently priced. Service was quick and the food/drinks were hot. The candy dump was better than we could have imagined. They were kind enough to provide bags for the kiddos. The farm's owner offered a few warm words of appreciation then they loaded up the diggers. Although there were a lot of kids there, they spread the candy out so it didn't feel overwhelming. My toddlers had a blast and the older kids were so kind and patient with them. We left after the candy dump (my kids were exhausted ). There was so much we still didn't get to. They have a corn maze, an excavator slide, more bounce houses, a train and more. Everyone we met was friendly and helpful. And did I mention, my kids were TIRED!! We'll definitely be back.

Love going here for their fall festival. They do a tractor drop candy and there is plenty to do for…read morekids all ages!

This was an absolutely amazing experience. Fresh food, lovely scenery and service. If you are…read morelooking for a DELICIOUS Sunday brunch with everything included in its 40 dollar price, make a reservation!!! The chefs do an amazing job at creating unique, and satisfying dishes made from locally grown regenerative farms. 10/10

My daughter bought tickets for her and I as a gift. A couple of night before we were in a very bad…read morecar accident. She called so many times and left voicemails to try to explain. She was contacted a week later with voicemail saying if you want to call me back. She called back and never heard from them again. We both looked forward to this and it's unfortunate to not be able to at least explain with no expectations in mind. They could work on their customer service.

Love their little Wednesday farmer's market at Pasta & Provisions Montford. Great local produce…read moreoption. See their IG or website for other locations

Definitely underwhelming. They were out of Cabernet. The red blend wine was freezing. They have a…read moreporta john as their bathroom. The inside of the place looks like a dusty thrift store but outside under an event tent. Not the vibe of a vineyard.