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The best farm shops in South Carolina

4.8 from 1,680 reviews across 20 farms

Organised lists 21 farms in South Carolina, including 21 farm shops, 17 raw milk farms and 16 butchers. 20 deliver to your door.

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  1. 1Split Creek FarmSplit Creek FarmRaw milk farm in Anderson4.8 (319 reviews)Split Creek Farm is a woman owned and operated goat dairy in Anderson, South Carolina. The herd's milk goes into a range of handmade goat cheeses, from feta in brine and marinated feta with sun dried tomatoes and olives to chevre logs, fromage blanc and lemon basil chevre. Beyond the cheese there is the farm's award winning goat milk fudge, drinkable yogurt smoothies and Greek style yogurt, plus gift baskets that bundle the range together. You can buy directly from the retail shop at the farm, open Monday to Saturday, or order through the online shop for delivery.
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Raw milk farm in Boiling Springs
4.6 (322 reviews)
Belue Farms grew from a family peach farm in Boiling Springs, South Carolina into a natural market on the family's land. They still grow peaches and seasonal produce, farm with no till methods and natural fertilisation, and raise pasture fed Angus cattle. The market stocks their own harvest alongside the region's best natural brands, from grass fed Angus beef, pastured eggs and raw milk to artisan cheese, local raw honey, organic and gluten free groceries and wellness products. It is open Monday to Saturday, with curbside orders available.
  • 3Hickory Bluff Berry FarmHickory Bluff Berry FarmRaw milk farm in Holly Hill4.8 (236 reviews)Hickory Bluff Berry Farm is a family run berry and produce farm at Holly Hill, South Carolina, where picking your own is the main event. Strawberries run from March to May, blackberries and blueberries follow in June, and the fields also supply seasonal vegetables, from winter turnips and collards to summer okra and tomatoes. The farm market sells fresh produce year round, with a garden centre in spring and summer stocking ferns, hanging baskets, bedding plants and vegetable packs, plus gift baskets of homegrown goods. Hours change with the seasons and the harvest, so call ahead before visiting. They take cash and card but not cheques.
  • 4Goat Daddy's FarmGoat Daddy's FarmRaw milk farm in Elgin4.9 (185 reviews)Goat Daddy's Farm at Elgin, South Carolina is two things at once, a working goat dairy and an animal sanctuary. The Nubian and Nigerian Dwarf goats supply Grade A raw goats milk and chevre, while the sanctuary side is home to rescued reptiles, birds, livestock, wildlife and exotics that live out their days on the farm. Dairy products, goats and merch are sold through the website, and the farm opens by reservation only, through private tours, group tours, goat yoga, parties and events. There are farmstays too, and donations and merch sales help fund the animals' care.
  • 5Jeremiah FarmJeremiah FarmRaw milk farm in Johns Island4.9 (95 reviews)Jeremiah Farm is a Grade A raw milk goat dairy and educational farm on Johns Island, South Carolina, keeping a small herd of dairy goats alongside laying hens and seasonal vegetable, flower and herb gardens. The goats are milked twice a day, and the farm has spent over 20 years refining its process in pursuit of clean, sweet tasting milk. Fresh or frozen goat milk is sold in half gallon jugs at the farm on weekday and Saturday mornings or by appointment, with pastured eggs, kefir, goat milk soap and herbs in the farm store. Tours, cheesemaking classes and workshops run through the year and are booked directly with the farm.
  • 6Wayne P Taylor FarmsWayne P Taylor FarmsFarm shop4.8 (86 reviews)Wayne P. Taylor Family Farms is a family farm at Leesville in South Carolina, growing peaches, plums and a wide range of vegetables, with tomatoes a staple in the autumn. Alongside the orchards and vegetable fields, the family runs a beef cattle herd, keeping the farm a mix of fruit, field crops and pasture. The produce is sold through the farm's year round open air market, where fresh fruit, vegetables and plants come straight from the fields. The market opens Monday to Saturday from 8am to 6pm.
  • 7Local Jo's Natural FoodsLocal Jo's Natural FoodsRaw milk farm in Mount Pleasant4.9 (65 reviews)Local Jo's Natural Foods is a small, family owned health food store at Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, opened in July 2022 as a bridge between local farmers and people looking for real food. About seventy percent of the store is food, with the rest given over to supplements, superfoods, toiletries and other clean living goods, and the produce is certified organic from carefully vetted sources. The shelves carry raw cow's and goat's milk from nearby farms, raw cream, fresh sourdough from local micro bakeries and vat pasteurised local milk, with deliveries landing through the week and the most popular items selling out fast. It is an in person shop, with no delivery or shipping for now.
  • 8Whippoorwill FarmsWhippoorwill FarmsButcher in Ridgeland4.8 (64 reviews)Whippoorwill Farms raises chickens, pigs and cattle in the South Carolina Lowcountry using silvopasture, with animals living among fruit trees and forest canopy. Freedom Ranger chickens forage freely and get grain only in limited portions, maturing more slowly than conventional birds. The pigs clear undergrowth and enrich the soil, helped along by spent grains from local brewers and distillers, and the cattle graze the recovered ground behind them. Laying hens cross the pastures in mobile coops, adding fertility as they go. Meat and eggs are sold through the farm's online store, with delivery offered and the farm open daily.
  • 9The Country CarrotThe Country CarrotHoney farm in Rock Hill4.9 (51 reviews)The Country Carrot is a locally owned market on Cherry Road in Rock Hill, South Carolina, founded by Courtney and Damien to give their community better access to fresh local food. It is not a farm itself but a shopfront for small farms and food makers across North and South Carolina, with select partners in Georgia. The shelves carry pasture raised beef, chicken and pork from named local farms, raw milk, goat's cheese, butter, eggs, honey, produce, baked goods and a long list of pantry items from regional makers. Shop in store Monday to Saturday, or place an online order with South Carolina delivery.
  • 10Patchwork FarmPatchwork FarmFarm shop in Saluda5 (43 reviews)Patchwork Farm is a small farm at Saluda, South Carolina, growing strawberries and seasonal produce and raising pork and beef on pasture. Farm fresh eggs, raw honey and raw milk round out the range, alongside a shelf of South Carolina specialty products. The farm sells directly from its shop, with local delivery available, and it regularly hosts field trips and farm events so visitors of all ages can meet the animals and see where their food comes from.
  • 11Samaria Farm & DairySamaria Farm & DairyButcher in Aiken4.9 (45 reviews)Samaria Farm & Dairy is a small family run farm in Aiken, South Carolina, raising food the old fashioned way. Their Jersey cows provide fresh raw milk, their pigs are pasture raised without vaccines, antibiotics or steroids, and the farm grows seasonal vegetables alongside pasture raised eggs. The farm also sells grass fed butter, goat milk soap, old time lye soaps, comfrey salves, jams, jellies, pickles and honey from local beekeepers. It is a cash only operation, open Tuesday to Saturday, selling straight from the farm.
  • 12LLLukens Land & CattleButcher in Campobello5 (34 reviews)Lukens Land and Cattle is a family owned and operated farm in Campobello, South Carolina, started by a family with farming heritage in the Midwest and on the West Coast. The animals are raised without antibiotics or hormones, in surroundings kept free from chemicals and additives. The farm sells its meat through an online store with delivery available, and visitors are welcome at the farm itself, where the family enjoys sharing its day to day life and hosting events. Ordering online is the simplest way to buy.
  • 13A Thrasher’s FarmA Thrasher’s FarmButcher in Pelzer4.6 (34 reviews)A Thrasher's Farm is a small family owned farm in Southern Greenville County, in Upstate South Carolina, run by owner Tony Thrasher. The family were born and raised in Greenville and grow plenty of vegetables alongside beef, pork, chicken and fish, with cows, pigs, chickens and goats about the place. Two recently completed greenhouses hold house plants, fruit plants and vegetable starts, and there is a new kiddie playground for young visitors. Fresh vegetables are picked and sold in the farm store as they become available, and there is an online store, gift cards and workshops too. Seasonal farm markets and events bring local vendors to the farm through the year.
  • 14Eubanks FarmEubanks FarmRaw milk farm in Landrum4.8 (28 reviews)Eubanks Farm raises beef on pasture and grows fresh produce at Landrum, South Carolina, with a farm store that has become a hub for local food. Alongside their own beef and vegetables, the shelves carry meats from other local producers, baked goods and gifts, supporting neighbouring South Carolina farmers and makers. The store is open six days a week, Monday to Saturday, and local delivery is available. It is the sort of place to stock the pantry, from tomatoes in season to a fresh loaf of bread.
  • 15R and R AcresR and R AcresButcher in Jamestown4.8 (23 reviews)R and R Acres is a family run apiary and homestead at Jamestown in the South Carolina Lowcountry, with beekeeping at the heart of the operation. Alongside the hives the family raises pasture reared poultry, laying hens and homestead pork, and grows fresh organic garlic. The online farm shop sells honey products, body products and handmade soaps, beeswax candles, eggs, vanilla extract and even emu eggs and chicks, and you can order bees direct from the apiary. The family also runs classes on the farm and online courses, and sells at local farmers' markets.
  • 16Blue Sky Sunny Day FarmBlue Sky Sunny Day FarmButcher in Walterboro4.9 (15 reviews)Blue Sky Sunny Day Farm is a small certified organic farm at Walterboro in South Carolina, in the Low Country. The farm grows certified organic vegetables and raises free range chicken and turkey on its own organic pasture with certified organic feed, along with free range eggs and lamb. Chicken is sold whole or as breasts, thighs, drumsticks, wings, feet and bone broth through the farm's online shop, with an organic CSA programme and local delivery available. The farm also stocks milk, cheese and butter, pasture raised beef and baked goods from Millers Bread Basket and Wee Bake Bakery.
  • 17Hazelwood FarmsHazelwood FarmsRaw milk farm in Chester5 (13 reviews)Hazelwood Farms is a family run dairy farm at Chester, raising grass fed cattle for both milk and beef. The cows graze freely, the methods stay traditional and hands on, and the farm sells raw milk fresh from the dairy alongside its grass fed beef. Everything is sold direct from the farm, with the shop open Wednesday to Friday from 11am to 6pm and Saturday until mid afternoon. The only web presence on file is a Facebook page, so it is worth phoning ahead before travelling far.
  • 18Red Barn ProduceRed Barn ProduceRaw milk farm in Blythewood4.7 (13 reviews)Red Barn Produce is a local food market in Blythewood, South Carolina that partners with farmers across the region rather than growing everything itself. The focus is on honest food, with an emphasis on transparency, freshness and fair partnerships with small scale producers. The shop sells farm fresh milk, yogurt and ground beef alongside seasonal produce. You can visit in person from Thursday to Saturday, and local delivery is offered as well.
  • 19Palmatier FarmsPalmatier FarmsRaw milk farm in Belton5 (8 reviews)Palmatier Farms is a family run goat dairy at Belton, South Carolina milking a herd of Nubian goats, a breed known for rich, creamy milk. Every goat is hand raised, named and treated as part of the family, and the farm runs a careful breeding programme, mentoring the new farmers who take on its offspring to start small home dairies. The milk is made into mild, flavourful goat cheeses, and the farm also crafts goat milk soaps and lotions. Orders are placed through the farm's online store, and the farm opens to visitors on Friday and Saturday from May to December.
  • 20Shady Oak FarmsShady Oak FarmsRaw milk farm in Rock HillShady Oak Farms is a small family farm just outside Rock Hill, South Carolina, growing produce and raising pasture raised pork, fresh eggs and raw milk with a regenerative, hands on approach. The family farms out of respect for the land and a wish to feed their neighbours honestly. You can buy through farm shares, at local markets or by on farm pickup, and the farm works with other South Carolina producers so customers can stock up on local goods in one place. The stand is listed as always open, and delivery is available too.
  • 21The Farm StoreThe Farm StoreButcherThe Farm Store is a small grocery on Bultman Drive in Sumter, South Carolina, stocking food from small farms around the state. The shelves carry local vegetables, raw dairy and other nutrient dense foods from growers who work without chemicals, and the shop tries to keep prices fair for the farmer and the customer alike. It is open most days of the week, with delivery available for those who need it. The store's only web presence is a Facebook page, so phoning ahead is the easiest way to check what has come in fresh.