Reviews

4.6(27 reviews)
Rebecca Reddaway★★★★★

We used to stop here when driving home from Luray Caverns as a kid, in the 1980s! I remember the amazing honeycomb to this day. Stopped by again 40 years later. The honey and tomatoes are fabulous! I also picked up some huckleberry lotion. What a rare throwback and total joy!! hope this place is around forever!! Thank you!!

Sara Parente★★☆☆☆

Cute roadside stand. We visited in September 2025. We picked up some goodies including jam, cider and country ham. Unfortunately I just opened up one of the jams to find mold in it. I'm going to assume it wasn't sealed properly. And the expiration date was Feb 2027. Please be careful!

Jason Vandergriff★★★★★

Nice little roadside market with dozens of types of jams, jellies, butters, honeys, etc. Small knickknacks and quilts, country hams and cold bottles of soda. Oldest stand on the mountain. Definitely a stop worth making if you love country jams and fresh apple cider in the fall. Stay away from the $1.50 pieces of fudge or you'll end up buying the whole basket (trust me!)

Heydar Abdullayev★★★★★

At my favorite roadside market, you can find high-quality honey.

Vickie★★★★★

A really nice roadside stand. They had everything from jelly to quilts! Stop in if you get a chance.

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People typically spend up to 3 hours here

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Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Reviews

Rebecca Reddaway

a month ago

We used to stop here when driving home from Luray Caverns as a kid, in the 1980s! I remember the amazing honeycomb to this day. Stopped by again 40 years later. The honey and tomatoes are fabulous! I also picked up some huckleberry lotion. What a rare throwback and total joy!! hope this place is around forever!! Thank you!!

Sara Parente

10 months ago

Cute roadside stand. We visited in September 2025. We picked up some goodies including jam, cider and country ham. Unfortunately I just opened up one of the jams to find mold in it. I'm going to assume it wasn't sealed properly. And the expiration date was Feb 2027. Please be careful!

Jason Vandergriff

6 years ago

Nice little roadside market with dozens of types of jams, jellies, butters, honeys, etc. Small knickknacks and quilts, country hams and cold bottles of soda. Oldest stand on the mountain. Definitely a stop worth making if you love country jams and fresh apple cider in the fall. Stay away from the $1.50 pieces of fudge or you'll end up buying the whole basket (trust me!)

Heydar Abdullayev

2 years ago

At my favorite roadside market, you can find high-quality honey.

Vickie

a year ago

A really nice roadside stand. They had everything from jelly to quilts! Stop in if you get a chance.

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