Backed by six generations of farm life, The Pint-Sized Pasture offers memorable petting farm experiences both on-site and on the go.
Priority Farm LLC
Set on 27 acres in Sanford, Priority Farm combines alpaca farming, gardens, and nature trails with a mission to mentor and uplift local youth.
Carolina Town & Country
Carolina Town & Country is a family-run farm and pet supply store serving small farmers, homesteaders, and pet owners across Lee and Harnett counties.
C.V. Pilson Produce Market
Shop local, non-GMO fruits and vegetables grown by this 4th-generation Lee County farm offering seasonal homegrown produce.
White Hill Farms Strawberries & Produce
Enjoy a farm experience built on lots of small-family love.
Watson’s Nursery
A family nursery growing Sanford’s gardens since 1978.
McNeill’s Strawberry Patch
Snag a variety of seasonal produce including fresh strawberries.
Logan Farms
Discover a family farm that’s grown food for over 60 years.
JJ’s Place
Find plants, pottery, and garden décor at this local nursery.
Harrington & Sons Farms-Produce
Folks come from far and wide to pick our delicious berries.
Gross Farms
Get lost in the “maize” and choose your best fall pumpkin.
Griffin’s Evergreens
Find an awe-inspiring Christmas tree among 300+ Fraser firs.
Gary Thomas Farms
Pick and shop for some of freshest produce and foodstuffs.
Douglas Farms
Pick your own strawberries or grab fresh produce to go.
Buchanan Farms
Make a trip out to the Farms for a wide selection of produce as well as a slew of special events. You can also stop by for a meal provided by food trucks regularly hosted there.
Broadway Pecans
Family-run for 20+ years, offering fresh pecans and shelling services.
Blueberry Hill U Pick
Find your thrill on Blueberry Hill picking delicious fruit.
Big Bloomers Flower Farm
Shop acres of locally grown blooms, greenery, and garden décor.
Barry’s Strawberry Farm
Savor fresh berries and produce from the friendliest folks.
Sanford Farmers’ Market
Shop fresh produce, preserves and more from local farms.
For more information on Lee County farms and farm products, watch the NC Cooperative Extension “Still Growing” video series below.
