Duyck's Peachy Pig Farm — Attraction in Cornelius

Staff was nice, lots of critters milling about. My son made friends with some cute orange kittens and caught a frog in the strawberry patch. There were ducklings and chickens and turkeys and geese and horses.

I wish there were signs or that they had some sort of map to show where things were. We were just pointed up a hill and told there were apples, prunes, persimmons, figs, and great views. After hiking up a big hill with a wagon we found only a couple of the fruits we were hunting for. Be prepared for a lot of walking around looking for stuff. We gave up after a while. Maybe not appropriate if you're out of shape or have young kids. A lot of rusty equipment around so be aware if you do bring kiddos. Prices were a little on the spendy side for u-pick. The ready prices in the shop were more than I usually find at fruit stands and farmer markets. $3/lb for gala apples, $8.00 for a dozen eggs, $.75 an ear for corn, $8.00 for a small jam, $25 for a quart of honey. We did score a good deal on the flash sale for corn because they were cleaning up the last of it, we picked our own 4/$1.00. 4 or 5 of our 32 pieces had corn worms, but not too bad. That's nature.

The Asian pears and plums were a bit tasteless. Maybe a bad year, maybe too much watering. The corn was tasty.

I'd go back for corn and maybe other things if they gave us a map or a tractor ride up...

These guys have something for everyone! I came here for peaches, left with peaches, plums, some of the tastiest Filberts (hazelnuts) on the planet and a jar of honey and kept going back for more.

For farm fresh eggs, wonderfully tasty seasonal produce and down home friendly service, get on down and see these guys for a spectacular assortment of in season fruits and berries .

U-pick, they pick options available.

They will take almost any legal form of payment. (Cash, credit, Apple pay and .any other forms - even EBT and WIC!

Ample...

This used to be a place we loved to go. We love to take pictures and pet the animals but today we encountered a man working there who made some seriously offensive comments about my disabled child..not only did he say things that were highly inappropriate but he said them where my child could hear it. We will not be returning, and I'll be telling every single person I know with a differently abled person in their life...