Southern Belle Farm

Our Current hours will be located in the grey bar across the top of the website. However, on each season’s page, the hours and pricing are available for that season. Our social media sites will also be updated with any deviations from our normal operating hours.

It is important that each visitor wear comfortable clothing, and shoes that will be easy to walk in on rough terrain. Tennis shoes or boots with low heels are most recommended. Check the forecast for the day of your visit, and dress accordingly.

Some necessities for your comfort while visiting are sunscreen, hats, hand wipes or hand sanitizer, sunglasses, and chapstick. Those who are sensitive to insect bites may want to bring insect repellent, as all of our activities are outdoors.

Due to the large number of guests and farm animals on the property, pets are not allowed. Certified service animals with documentation are welcomed.

On a working farm, you may encounter dust, pollen, insects, animals, grass and weeds, etc. Prepare accordingly. We do stock first aid kits in several locations throughout the farm, including allergy medication which we will allow you to administer to yourself or your child. Please be advised that honeybees are kept on the property. If you have an anaphylactic reaction to bee stings, please be prepared. While our honeybees are usually harmless, we cannot control nature.

There is a wide selection of food available on the property. We have food cooked on the farm (like hamburgers, hot dogs, and BBQ) seasonally, but not all the time. We always have snacks available in the market, as well as homemade ice cream, and baked goods from Mimi’s Bakery.