Farms in Hayesville, NC

Hayesville · Agritourism Farm

Walnut Hollow Ranch runs Black Angus cattle across 155 acres in the Nantahala mountains near Hayesville, selling its beef through an on-site farm store. The working ranch also books RV sites, tent camping, and lodge rooms, with roughly 3 to 5 miles of hiking trails and five ponds on the property. It's a Harvest Hosts location, and farm tours are available. Phone ahead to arrange a stay or a visit.

Hayesville · Farmers Market

An evening market on Main Street in Hayesville, the small county seat of Clay County in North Carolina's far southwestern mountains near Lake Chatuge and the Georgia line. Held around the historic courthouse square, it gives growers from the Nantahala region a place to sell after the workday. Hayesville is the only incorporated town in the county.

Hayesville · Agritourism Farm

Timberlane Farm is a small family operation outside Hayesville that raises chickens, grows its own food, and bakes bread for sale. It sits in Clay County's far-western mountains near the Georgia line. The family sells through an online shop and posts flock and baking updates on Instagram. Expect eggs, seasonal produce, and fresh loaves rather than a large storefront.

Hayesville · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Qualla Berry Farm grows berries on Qualla Road near Hayesville, in Clay County in North Carolina's far southwestern mountains. Cooler mountain weather pushes berry season later than the lowlands, with strawberries and other fruit ripening from late spring into summer. The farm sells its fruit in season. Mountain harvests shift with elevation and weather, so check that picking is open before making the drive.

Hayesville · Farm Stand