McLawland Farms

McLawland Farms is a small farm looking to provide a fun and educational opportunity for visitors to pick produce & flowers directly from the source.

They offer small group and private farm tours starting in April and offer seven varieties of blackberries with picking in late May through early July. You pick SUMMER flower sessions run June to August. FALL flower sessions are scheduled for October 1st – 24th. McLawland Farms can host private events on the farm both outdoors and indoors. From tours & flower pickings to campfires, s’mores & fishing. They even have a private modern farm suite available for an overnight stay on Airbnb.

The Farm at Brusharbor/The Farmstead

At each of their barn wedding venues located in the middle of their cattle farm in Cabarrus County, they have indoor and outdoor spaces that make it flexible for every style of wedding or event in any kind of weather. Their barns are climate controlled and have multiple ceremony locations.

One of their main goals is to have a great relationship with their clients families and make them feel at home. They provide complimentary day of coordination and have on going communication with the couple as they approach their wedding day to make everything run as smoothly as possible.

Patterson Farm Market & Tours

Patterson Farm Market and Tours is committed to educating children and adults about their food source, the importance of agriculture and specifically about the crops they grow at Patterson Farm. They provide educational opportunities which are designed to be hands on, fun, and informative.

They are passionate about creating pick your own experiences, seasonal activities and events where families can create memories. Currently, Patterson Farm grows over 200 acres of tomatoes including mature green, vine ripe, grape and roma tomatoes. In addition to growing tomatoes, they grade, pack and ship their tomatoes across the United States and Canada.

Patterson also grows about 80 acres of strawberries each year which are primarily sold at local grocery stores, produce and farmer’s markets, their own roadside satellite locations and market and pick your own strawberry field on Caldwell Road.

Other produce grown includes squash, cucumbers, peppers, cantaloupes and corn.The farm also grows about 150 acres of bell pepper, 50 acres of cucumber, as well as some squash and eggplant as summer crops.

Additionally, they grow about 15,000 poinsettias each year that are available at their greenhouses after Thanksgiving (most are sold to local churches and businesses).