📍 Rougemont, NC · 48 mi east
📦 CSA shares
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running April to November.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Certified Organic, Real Organic Project certified.
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📍 Boonville, NC · 48 mi west
🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Sanders Ridge Vineyard & Winery is a 150 acre Century Designated farm offering over 9 varieties of estate grown and bottled wines and one of the most impressive private event spaces in the Yadkin Valley. We are available year round for weddings and events" Products as the directory lists them: Vegetables.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Winery/Restaurant open year-round. Go to www.sandersridge.com for hours/days. Pick your own Muscadine grapes late September to mid October.. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Moncure, NC · 50 mi southeast
🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey🥬 Produce
2026 workshops at the farm: a Mother's Day peony workshop on May 10, a summer solstice morning on June 21, a fall dahlia celebration on September 13, a Thanksgiving centerpiece workshop on November 24 and a holiday wreath workshop on December 6. Weekends 10am-4pm in season (April - November).
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sun. 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.. Seasons the directory lists: Spring, Summer, Fall. How it sells, as the directory records it: Wholesale / High Volume, Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Chatham, VA · 50 mi north
🫐 Berry picking📦 CSA shares🥚 Eggs🥬 Produce
The directory lists the CSA season as March to November.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Organic (USDA Certified). Payment the farm reports taking: Cash, Personal Checks.
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📍 Woodleaf, NC · 51 mi west
📦 CSA shares
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running April to October.
🌱 grass-fed (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: naturally grown| grass fed/pastured.
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📍 Dobson, NC · 56 mi west
🫐 Berry picking🌽 Corn maze🎃 Pumpkin patch🥩 Beef+7
Join sing and dance at Spookley's Puppet Show, take a storybook walk through the corn maze, purchase Spookley merchandise! Visit Spookley for a special meet and greet October 24- November 2!
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: End of April-End of May: Friday 10-7, Saturday 10-7, Sunday 1-7 Mid-September-First weekend in November: Friday 10-9, Saturday 10-9, Sunday 1-7. Seasons the directory lists: Summer, Spring, Fall. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Pick Your Own, Farmers Market. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
🚗 Pickup or delivery at 3 spots off the farm
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📍 Apex, NC · 57 mi southeast
🍗 Chicken📦 CSA shares🥚 Eggs🧺 Farm stand+1
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running January to December.
🌱 no-spray, USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Farmers Market. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
🚗 Pickup or delivery at 2 spots off the farm
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📍 Sanford, NC · 57 mi southeast
🫐 Berry picking🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "McNeill Farms sells green boiled peanuts, tomatoes, squash, watermelons, cantaloupe, red potatoes, peaches, blueberries, bell peppers, peas, and many more items." Products as the directory lists them: Wreaths.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Tuesday - Saturday 8 am-6 pm; April 10 thru September 29. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Sanford, NC · 57 mi southeast
🎄 Christmas trees🥚 Eggs🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey+1
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Southern Style Farms is veteran owned located in the Sandhills of Eastern North Carolina. We are committed to farming, conservation, and our community. From April to October, we frequents Farmers Markets and run free activities at the farm.In 2019, Southern Style Farms was accepted into the NC Stewardship Program. This program concentrates on blending farming with best environmental practices. Through the NC Stewardship Program we hope to see healthier soil, water, and wildlife populations.Southern Style Farms currently sells, soap, fresh cut flowers, and honey. We have a U.S. trademark for all Southern Style Farms floral, vegetables, fruit, honey products. This past year, we have also started selling curated packages and offer a BBQ catering service.Supporting the local community is powerful, our goal is to reach more people and see happier families. Joe and Nayda Fancher." Products as the directory lists them: Apples, Beets, Blackberries, Blueberries, Carrots, Cucumbers, Fresh Cut Flowers, Grapes, Greenhouse Vegetables, Muscadine Grapes, Okra, Peaches, Pears, Perennials, Persimmons, Pine Needles, Rye, Squash, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Trees & Shrubs, Turnips, Craft Merchandise, Health & Beauty, Honey, Camp Fires, Animal Experience, ATV, Bike Trails, Bird Watching, Cooking Demo, Dog Trails, Farm Work Experience, Farm to Table Meals, Fishing, Gardening Experiences, Hiking, Historic Buildings, Hunting, Lake / River Experiences, Traditional Farms, Baskets, Eggs, Flowers, Fruits, Specialty Food Products (honey, jams, jellies, pickles, sauces), Vegetables, Other Admission Info: Depends on the event. Over half of the events we run a year are free to the public. Some of the events are designed for children (antler shed hunt, teady bear hunt/picnic, ag-science day for kids) etc, other events are designed for adults (campfire therapy, yoga at the farm, hometown hoedown). Special events: Spring - Antler Shed Hunt, Teady Bear Hunt/Picnic, Ag-Science Day for Kids, Jr Bee Keepers Course Summer - Yoga at the Farm, Kids Day at the Farm Fall - Campfire Therapy, Hometown Hoedown, From Farm to Beach, Dinner at the Farm Winter - Rusty Gate Pop Up Farmers Market, Tar Heel Mini Fun Run for Kids, Fruits, vegetables, and floral..
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Our farm is open during planned events. We normally run 8-12 events throughout the year (Jan-December). We are also in the process of building an Airbnb with an Agriculture experience. We are hoping to have the Airbnb up and running by January 2021. Saturday and Sunday 1pm-5:30pm.. Seasons the directory lists: Spring, Fall, Winter, Summer. How it sells, as the directory records it: Wholesale / High Volume, Retail / Direct to Consumer, Farmers Market, Farm to School. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
🚗 Pickup or delivery at 3 spots off the farm
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📍 Carthage, NC · 59 mi south
🍎 Apple picking🫐 Berry picking🎃 Pumpkin patch🥛 Dairy+4
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Karefree Produce is a family owned pick your own farm that focuses on locally grown and locally made. Our certified roadside market with a farm kitchen is full of NC products. Products sold: mushrooms, baked goods, homemade ice cream, country ham/sausage, flags, cookbooks, cornmeal, grits, biscuit mix, peaches, apples, eggplant, heirloom vegetables, corn, melons. Hours March-May is Monday-Friday 8-6/ Saturday 8-4/ Sunday Closed June-December is Tuesday-Friday 9-5/ Saturday 9-3/Sunday and Monday Closed" Products as the directory lists them: Collard Greens, Greens, Strawberries, Corn, Peppers - Variety, Watermelons, Tomatoes, Grapes, Cucumbers, Onions, Potatoes, Zucchini, Squash, Beans - Variety, Blueberries, Cabbage, Mushrooms, Peaches, Apples, Eggplant, Melons, Honey, Canned / Jarred Goods, Eggs, Cheese, Strawberries, Pumpkins.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Hours March-May is Monday-Friday 8-6/ Saturday 8-4/ Sunday Closed June-December is Tuesday-Friday 9-5/ Saturday 9-3/Sunday and Monday Closed. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Raleigh, NC · 60 mi east
🫐 Berry picking🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Pumpkin Season Begins September 19th - November 1st.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Strawberries: Mid-April thru Early June Monday-Saturday 8:00-7:00 Sweet Corn: Mid-June thru early August Sweet Potatoes: First week of November. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Pick Your Own. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Mount Ulla, NC · 60 mi southwest
🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Patterson Farm, Inc. provides our customers with the highest quality produce, plants and service at a competitive price. Our employees are committed to continuous improvement and involvement to ensure customer satisfaction. We grow 350 acres of tomatoes, making us one of the largest growers in the state, along with 36 acres of strawberries;, 40 acres of pumpkins, and 15,000 poinsettias. During peak season, Patterson Farm, Inc. and our three divisions Patterson Farm Repack, Patterson Landscape & Nursery, and Patterson Farm Market & Tours employ more than 300 people. We are proud to be a destination of choice for regional educational tours and family fun." Products as the directory lists them: Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Potted Plants.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: April - October Hours 9:00- 6:00 Monday - Saturday, 12:30- 6:00 Sunday. May Hours: 8:00 - 8:00 Monday - Saturday and 12:30 - 6:00 Sunday.. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Wholesale / High Volume. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Ellerbe, NC · 64 mi south
🥩 Beef🍗 Chicken📦 CSA shares🥛 Dairy+4
The directory lists the CSA season as April to November.
🌱 no-spray, pasture-raised, USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, No antibiotics, No hormones, No pesticides, Pasture-raised/free-range animals, Humane treatment of animals, Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc., GAP Certified. Payment the farm reports taking: Cash, Personal Checks, Debit card/Credit card.
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📍 Raleigh, NC · 65 mi east
🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running January to October.
🌱 Certified Naturally Grown (farm's own description)
ℹ️ How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Farmers Market. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
🚗 Pickup or delivery at 2 spots off the farm
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📍 Floyd, VA · 65 mi northwest
📦 CSA shares🥬 Produce
The directory lists the CSA season as May to November.
🌱 Certified Naturally Grown, no-spray, USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Organic (USDA Certified), Certified "Naturally Grown", No pesticides. Payment the farm reports taking: Barter, Cash, Personal Checks, Debit card/Credit card.
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📍 Concord, NC · 66 mi southwest
📦 CSA shares
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running May to November.
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: naturally grown.
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📍 Oakboro, NC · 67 mi southwest
📦 CSA shares🥬 Produce
The directory lists the CSA season as May to October.
🌱 Certified Naturally Grown, no-spray, USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, Certified "Naturally Grown", No pesticides. Payment the farm reports taking: Cash, Personal Checks, Debit card/Credit card.
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📍 Raleigh, NC · 68 mi east
🫐 Berry picking🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "We have you pick or we pick Chandler super sweet strawberries and all the yummy in season local grown produce you can eat! Come on out and visit the store or just hang out on the porch." Products as the directory lists them: Tomatoes, Peppers - Variety, Squash, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Watermelon, Cucumbers.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Sunday 1 pm-4 pm, Monday-Saturday 8 am-6 pm; April 15 thru October. How it sells, as the directory records it: Pick Your Own, Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Willow Spring, NC · 68 mi southeast
🧺 Farm stand
In its entry in the USDA CSA directory the farm gives a share season running September to December.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service On-Farm Market Directory, which lists farms selling their own products to the public at or near the farm.
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📍 Raleigh, NC · 68 mi east
🍗 Chicken🥚 Eggs🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "The mission of 3 Bluebirds Farm, a nonprofit agritourism site, is to create an inclusive, environmentally sustainable agricultural community of choice in Raleigh, where individuals on the autism spectrum can participate in farm activities with dignity, understanding and support. Their clients help grow, gather and sell everything produced at the farm in order to develop their life skills. Eighteen acres of hay is grown and sold on the 28 acre farm (about 80-85 5x6 round bales a year); over 30 chickens produce eggs and then egg subscriptions are sold to the public; "Bunny Nuggets," produced by our pet rabbits and sold (rabbit manure fertilizer); and produce is offered from the farm stand every summer at the farm. More can be read about farm produce on their website." Products as the directory lists them: Beans - Variety, Beets, Carrots, Cherry Tomatoes, Collard Greens, Cucumbers, Fresh Cut Flowers, Grape Tomatoes, Greens, Hay, Herbs/Spices, Leafy Greens - lettuce, kale, mustard greens, bib lettuce, micro greens, Mixed Vegetables, Okra, Peppers - Variety, Plum Tomatoes, Red Peppers, Squash, Tomatoes, Craft Merchandise, Soil Amendment Products, Eggs, Animal Experience, Farm Work Experience, Gardening Experiences, Horseback Riding, Traditional Farms, Wagon Rides, Farm Work Experience, School Activities, Summer Camps Resource, Support and Service Offered Agriculture Equipment, Processing and Packaging Services, Retail Grocery & Specialty Stores (Including Brick & Mortar & E-Commerce), Eggs, Local Crafts, Straw Bales, Vegetables, Other Admission Info: Tuition for farm camps (ages K-8th grade), Fees for social clubs (age 13-adulthood), Admission and ticket sales vary for events Special events: Spring Feather Fest (Last Saturday in April, 3-7pm), Bluebird Ball (Second Saturday in November, 5-10pm) Camp Bluebird (Winter, Spring, Summer & Fall sessions, 8:30-3pm), Take Flight Social Clubs (Various Saturday of every month, 4-6pm), Vegetables, Hay (grass), Eggs, Rabbit Manure, Chicken Feathers (glass Christmas ornaments that our clients make with the feathers)..
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: 8:30-3:00 pm. Seasons the directory lists: Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. Open Fridays 10am to 1pm, June through October, at 1001 Horse Creek Rd, Raleigh. Every Friday from April through October participants help prepare and run the stand.
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📍 Raleigh, NC · 69 mi east
🎄 Christmas trees🎃 Pumpkin patch🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "We sell about a thousand trees each year, mostly to repeat customers. Bring the children and let them romp among the trees. Bring the dog too, but keep him on a leash. Also, bring the video to record all the fun and frolicking.Back Achers Christmas Tree Farm is a second generation family Christmas tree operation. This Choose and Cut Christmas tree farm was started by Frank Barick in 1978, five years before he retired from the NC Wildlife Resources Commission. His son, Brad Barick, took over management of the farm in 2014, to carry on his father's legacy and he became owner in 2020. Since no new trees had been planted since 2008, old stock trees had become overgrown and hundreds of trees had to be cleared before new planting could begin. New plantings began in 2017, and many of those trees will be available for sale for Christmas season 2020. In 2020, some 2000 additional new trees were added including: 550 White Pines, 350 Virginia Pines, 200 Southern Red Cedars, 400 Green Giant ArborVitae, 200 Leyland Cypress, and 300 Carolina Sapphires. Each year more Choose and Cut trees will become available. Additionally, some 500 to 600 "A" rated Fraser Fir trees are shipped in from the NC mountains for sale. For more information, visit our website" Products as the directory lists them: Choose & Cut Christmas Trees, Other, Christmas Tree, Wreaths, Pumpkins.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Sunday 1 pm-7 pm, Monday - Friday 10 am-5 pm, Saturday 10 am-7 pm; November 1 thru December 24. How it sells, as the directory records it: Pick Your Own, Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 Check, VA · 69 mi north
🥩 Beef📦 CSA shares🥚 Eggs🍯 Honey+2
The directory lists the CSA season as May to December.
🌱 grass-fed, no-spray, non-GMO, pasture-raised (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Listed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service CSA Directory. Production methods the farm reports to the directory: Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, No antibiotics, Non-GMO, No hormones, No pesticides, Grass Fed, Pasture-raised/free-range animals, Humane treatment of animals, We do not use anything that is not approved for organic certification. Payment the farm reports taking: Barter, Volunteer Work, Cash, Personal Checks, Debit card/Credit card. Directions the farm gives the USDA directory: Floyd County, Virginia.
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📍 Garner, NC · 71 mi east
🌽 Corn maze🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey🥬 Produce
Ken's Korny Corn Maze and Adventure Zone runs September 26 to November 9, Friday 4pm to 9pm, Saturday 10am to 9pm and Sunday 12pm to 8pm. All hours are weather dependent and the last tickets are sold an hour before closing. Service animals only until early November, then Pet Weekend November 7 to 9 when all friendly dogs are welcome.
💵 The hayride is $5, cash or card. School field trips are $15 a person for ages 3 and up, with teachers and teaching assistants free. Maze only tickets are not sold.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: GARDEN CENTER HOURS: Seasonal (Spring/Fall); Monday-Friday 9:00 am-4:00 pm; In the fall the Garden Center is also open on Sunday 1:00 pm-6:00 pm. CORN MAZE HOURS: Corn Maze is open 9/23/22 - 11/6/22. Hours are Friday 4:00 pm-9:00 pm; Saturday 10:00 am-9:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm-8:00 pm. NOTE: The last ticket will be sold one hour prior to closing.. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer Are you a Greenhouse / Nursery / Floriculture / Turf Grass?: Yes. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
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📍 ANGIER, NC · 71 mi southeast
🍎 Apple picking🫐 Berry picking🥬 Produce
The picking season typically runs from mid-June to October and the farm is open to the general public from June to the end of the season. A vendor fest with local artisans, crafters and food vendors ran June 27, 2026, and late August blueberry picking weekends ran 9am to 2pm.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Season starts 2nd week of June annually.. How it sells, as the directory records it: Pick Your Own. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. At 774 Kirk Adams Rd, Angier. The farm describes itself as North Carolina's premier pick your own organic orchard and the area's only certified organic one, and asks people to call to hear what is in season.
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📍 Willow Springs, NC · 72 mi southeast
🫐 Berry picking📦 CSA shares🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey+1
The summer CSA runs July 13 to September 18.
🌱 USDA organic (farm's own description)
💵 A summer membership is $335 for 10 weekly boxes, which the farm says averages $25 of organic priced produce a box.
ℹ️ How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Farmers Market, Wholesale / High Volume. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. THE FARM: Mondays: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM - 6612 Kennebec Rd., Willow Springs.
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📍 Stony Point, NC · 73 mi west
💐 Cut-your-own bouquets💜 Lavender🥚 Eggs🧺 Farm stand+2
Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Second Wind Perennial Farms is a lavender farm in Stony Point. Offering a range of natural products made with what they plant. They are naturally grown certified. Edibles like jams, seasoning, teas, sugar and honey-infused with lavender as well as body products: soaps, body scrubs and our lavender essential oil which is distilled at the farm. Products are made with care without any artificial ingredients, colorants or additives. U-pick your own lavender begins in June and their farm store is open seasonally. Look for them in local events and fairs throughout the year. Follow their Facebook page for more updates." Products as the directory lists them: Health & Beauty, Canned / Jarred Goods, Dry / Baking Goods, Honey, Sauces / Condiments / Rubs / Spices, Other, Farm Work Experience, Greenhouse, Ecology, Farm Work Experience, Eggs, Flowers, Herbs, Local Crafts, Potted Plants, Specialty Food Products (honey, jams, jellies, pickles, sauces), Other Admission Info: Free admission, pay what U-pick and shop at the store Special events: Pick your own lavender, Lavender.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: Fri. - Sun. Fri. 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Seasons the directory lists: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Pick Your Own, Farmers Market. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. The farm runs its own farmers market at the store on the farm from March through December, Fridays 3pm to 6pm, Saturdays 10am to 5pm and Sundays 11am to 5pm. Orders placed by 1pm Thursday are delivered Friday at 5:30pm.
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📍 Youngsville, NC · 73 mi east
🧺 Farm stand🥬 Produce
The summer season runs through September 18, and the Fall Festival follows it.
ℹ️ Hours as the directory publishes them: April - December: 10 a.m.-5p.m.. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. The farm publishes summer hours from 9:30am Tuesday to Saturday, with Tuesday closing at 2pm and Saturday at 5:30pm. Picnic coolers and outside food are welcome and you can re-enter with your admission band.
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