Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Conway, SC

Conway

Tyler's Produce sells produce on Highway 378 in Conway, Horry County, west of Myrtle Beach. Horry County's coastal-plain farms supply strawberries, tomatoes, melons, and summer vegetables to roadside stands like this one.

Conway

Bruce's Blueberries is a pick-your-own blueberry farm on Rainbow Road in Conway, in Horry County near the Grand Strand. Rabbiteye and highbush blueberries in this coastal region ripen from late May into July, the window when small u-pick patches open. The directory lists it as agritourism and produce; picking hours track the season's crop.

Conway

Lynn's Berries Six Mile Farm grows berries on Highway 19 in Conway, Horry County, inland from Myrtle Beach. Coastal-plain farms here run strawberries in spring and blueberries and blackberries into summer for U-pick and roadside sale.

Conway

Anderson Farms operates as an agritourism spot on Privetts Road in Conway, the Horry County seat inland from Myrtle Beach. Farms in this stretch of the Pee Dee coastal plain often add seasonal draws like fall festivals or pick-your-own alongside row crops. Specific attractions and dates weren't available online.

Loris

Holmes Farms runs a produce stand and country market on Highway 66 in Loris, in Horry County's farm belt. Alongside fresh vegetables, the stand is known for its plants and flowers, including ferns, Gerbera daisies, mandevillas, hibiscus, and hanging baskets. Bales of pine straw round out the garden supplies in season. The Facebook page posts what's fresh and blooming week to week, which is the best way to see current stock.

Myrtle Beach

Terror Under The Bridge is a seasonal haunted house on George Bishop Parkway in Myrtle Beach, running through the Halloween season. The attraction bills itself as a top Grand Strand haunt, with themed rooms and live actors. Hours and ticket prices shift across October, so check ahead. It makes an easy evening detour for visitors along the coast.

Loris

Tyler's Strawberries grows pick-your-own strawberries on, fittingly, Strawberry Road in Loris. Beyond the spring berry crop, the farm raises sweet corn, tomatoes, and peppers through the summer. It runs as a straightforward roadside farm and u-pick with on-farm pickup. Strawberry season along the Horry County coast starts early, often by spring, so that's the time to catch the vines at their fullest. Call ahead to confirm picking days.

Loris

Nichols

RBS Farms, Inc. is based on D & J Road in Nichols, a small Marion County town in the Pee Dee. Farms in this flat, well-watered region grow tobacco, soybeans, corn, and cotton as row crops; the listing files it under agritourism.

Tabor City

Strickland's Corn Maze runs a seasonal fall corn maze on NC 904, the Swamp Fox Highway, west of Tabor City in Columbus County near the South Carolina line. Corn mazes here open through the autumn harvest, typically September into November. This is deep farm country in the state's southeastern yam belt.

Tabor City

Grapefull Sisters Vineyard pours eight muscadine wines and runs an on-site RV park (CarrollWoods) plus a wedding venue, The Cellar, near Tabor City close to the South Carolina line. The shop also stocks jams, hot sauces, and pickles, and hosts live music on Saturday afternoons. It's at 95 Dots Lane; the tasting room runs Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays.

Tabor City

A muscadine vineyard in Tabor City with an on-site RV park, tasting room, and event cellar near the South Carolina line. The winery pours eight wines from native muscadine grapes and sells jams, pickles, hot sauces, and salsas, with tastings daily and live music on Saturday afternoons. CarrollWoods RV Park puts campers within walking distance of the tasting room.

Mullins

Atkinson Farm sits on Highway 917 south of Mullins, the Marion County town that grew rich as a bright-leaf tobacco market and still keeps a tobacco museum. Farms here work the flat, sandy soil of the Pee Dee. What the farm offers to visitors wasn't confirmed online.

Johnsonville

Diamond Branch Farms is an agritourism operation on Diamond Branch Road near Johnsonville, in Florence County's Pee Dee farmland. This is tobacco-and-row-crop country that also supports produce growers and small farm-visit operations. There's little posted online, so contact the farm directly to find out what they grow and when they're open.

Little River

Indigo Farms is a family farm and market on Highway 57 near Little River, straddling the South Carolina–North Carolina line at Calabash. It grows produce and runs pick-your-own strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries in season. The property packs in a garden center, a scratch bakery, and a barnyard of animals behind the store, which makes it a family outing as much as a produce run. A second stand operates seasonally at Myrtle's Market in Myrtle Beach.

Hemingway

Lucky B's Farms runs a small on-farm market and nursery in Williamsburg County, off Highway 512 near Hemingway. The stand sells homegrown tomatoes and vegetables alongside crape myrtles, potted culinary herbs, and wildlife plants and trees for the yard. Boiled peanuts and fresh eggs round out the offerings, and a picnic area and farm animals give families a reason to linger. The market accepts cash, check, and WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers.