The sweet aroma of freshly-picked fruit wafts through the warm, springtime air at markets and farms across Spartanburg County.
Spartanburg is home to some of the finest farms in the Southeast. Countywide, farms are open and have expanded their ordering options to make it easier for you to get fresh produce, dairy, meat and more while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
As peach and strawberry season approaches across the Upstate, ditch the grocery store lines and shop for your next batch of fresh, locally-grown produce from one of the many local farms that have been supplying Spartanburg County’s food for years.
Abbott Farms
As Abbot Farms' website says, the business has transformed from "a roadside stand to 3 fully-stocked markets." Abbott Farms opened in 1955 with a tiny peach stand on a two-lane country road and grew to selling an assortment of locally-made products like jams and jellies, pickles, peanuts, salsas and syrups, and much more. Still family owned and operated, Abbott Farms has three markets along Interstates 85 and 26, and an online shopping option.
Belue Farms
Along Parris Bridge Road in Boiling Springs, Belue Farms has kept its market stocked and now offers curbside pick-up and online ordering. Belue Farms has put some limits on how many items customers can buy to make sure there is enough for everyone.
The market at Belue Farms features fruits picked fresh from their fields and products made across the area including milk, snacks, and ingredients for your next creation at home. The market also has supplies of fresh-baked NOSH Baking Company bread and strawberries from Cooley Farms in Chesnee available on its shelves.
Strawberry Hill U.S.A.
Strawberry Hill, one of the Upstate’s most popular stops for fresh fruits, is in the middle of strawberry-picking season. Strawberry Hill’s popular Shed, an old-timey peach shed filled with Southern, fruity goodness is open to browse your choice of strawberries, tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumbers and more.
Hub City Farmers Market
The Hub City Farmers Market is open from 9 a.m.-noon on Saturdays at 498 Howard St. with local favorites available and special markets scheduled for the winter months.
Other Farmers Markets
Inman Fresh Farmers Market 10 N. Howard St., Inman Fridays, 4–7 PM Fountain Inn Farmers Market 110 Depot St., Fountain Inn Saturdays, 8 AM–12 PM Woodruff Farmers Market McKinney Park, Woodruff First Saturdays, 8 AM–12 PM (Spring & Fall dates)