Huckleberry Trail Farm
What’s in a name?
Where did the name of our farm come from? Well, it didn’t come from the huckleberries growing wild on the land. Huckleberries don’t do well in the South (we know because we’ve researched it thinking maybe we should have some growing on the farm if we were going to put them in our name).
Our name comes from what comes to mind when most people hear the word huckleberry-Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. It was a favorite bedtime reading book of our son, Robert, growing up. Between the story of Tom and Huck’s adventures were many lessons to be discussed and learned.
We also decided to pay homage to the old wagon trail running along the back of our property. And that is how Huckleberry Trail Farm was born…..
Location
143 Pleasant Hill Church Road
Siler City, NC 27344
Hours:
Huckleberry Trail Farm’s 2019 calendar.
In 2019, the farm was open to the public every weekend beginning September 28 1 through Sunday, October 27, with a special home schooler day on October 31. The pandemic changed things in 2020 and 2021. Look for a similar schedule in 2022.
Our regular hours are:
Saturdays 10 am to 6 pm (last admission is 5:00, last hay ride is 5:30)
Sundays 1 pm to 6 pm (last admission is 5:00, last hay ride is 5:30)
The farm is available for special events by arrangement.
Phone
919-432-HUCK(4825)
Email
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