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Frazier Marsh Farm

Frazier Marsh Farm is a farm visit destination in High Point, North Carolina, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops. Rated 4.7 from 23 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.

About this farm

Frazier Marsh Farm is a farm visit destination in High Point, North Carolina, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops.

It holds a 4.7 rating across 23 public reviews.

Location

Find Frazier Marsh Farm at 7040 Frazier Marsh Rd, High Point, NC 27263, United States. Plus Code: W48C+CC High Point, North Carolina, USA.

7040 Frazier Marsh Rd , High Point , North Carolina 27263 , US

Before you go

A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in North Carolina.

  • Check whether this stop is a stand, orchard tour, or full farm experience before you arrive.
  • Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
  • Arrive earlier in the day for cooler weather and better selection during peak weekends.
  • Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.

Photos

4 photos from the listing plus visitor snaps below in reviews. Click any item for a full preview — videos play in the viewer.

What visitors say

23 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.

Amy P · ★ 5 · a year ago · Google

“My daughter had a kindergarten class field trip to Frazier Marsh Farm. For $12 and the acquisition of a free pumpkin with every purchase PLUS all they have to do on the farm for the kids, it was WELL WORTH every bit of money we spent. The people who guided and supervised everything going on were very kind and knowledgeable! First, we went on a hay ride around the farm. Then the kids went through a corn maze and the guide read the book about Spookley the Square Pumpkin (too cute!), teaching the kids about why bullying is a no no. After that, the class learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin and learned a cute song about that. Then they were allowed to go pick a pumpkin. The kids had to keep to a smaller size, but that's ok! It was still a good size for them, plus many of them had to carry their pumpkins back on the bus back to school. (I picked a smaller one as well, but that was my own choosing. Some of the other parents picked bigger ones. That was ok too!) After picking a pumpkin from what the farm hands had put out to pick from, the kids were led over to an inflatable air bounce pad. (Not one of those pillows.. But like a jump house except there were no walls.) There was an inflatable axe throwing station next to that we well. The inflatable, or plastic, axes had Velcro on them to stick to the target. The kids were then led down to eat lunch at the picnic table area. After that, they were cut loose to go explore the other things the farm has to offer. One station had 5 gallon buckets filled with bubble solution and a rope type bubble wands. Next to that station was a horse barn that was turned into a corn pit with little diggers for the kids to scoop and play with the corn. (Like a sand box but with corn...lol it was neat!) Next to that barn was 3 big slides. One of the slides was about half the size of the bigger slides, made with what looked like PVC rollers. They were using an inner tube filled with sand to roll down. The bigger slides had burlap pieces or the kids (and teachers lol) could slide down on their rear ends. (Sliding one at a time to each slide on their rear end is a very important safety rule, understandably so!) There was a tire playground, "steer" roping (bales of hay or straw with plastic longhorn heads.. Hehe), a putt-putt course, basketball hoops inside an old grain spreader (so when you threw the balls, they came back down to you landing on a wooden table), a tricycle track with many tricycle bikes for the kids, and 4 large black plastic rollers on tracks for the kids to get inside and race each other up and down the tracks (which was hard to do in high heel boots 😆). There was a mining building, but our class didn't visit that part, so I am not sure what all that entailed. They had one horse in a paddock that the kids could see. My point to all I've written - there's lots to do for the little ones! Well worth the trip! And I know times are hard, but for all you get to do while you're there, I believe it's worth the trip! I hope this helps y'all in deciding if you'd like to take the family out for a fun time together!”

“I highly recommend the spot. It was great for the kids Hay ride, paintball target, donuts are extraordinary. Especially the cinnamon ones and the caramel. Adults can definitely have fun as well. Overall great experience. I think we just picked the wrong day because it was extremely hot but everyone knows in the Carolinas you get all four seasons in one day. Great family day.”

“This was so fun! The kids loved it. There were so many little things to do like the bubble station, the slides, and putt putt. The best was the huge jump pillow. it's not crazy expensive to go and you get a free pumpkin. We will definitely keep this in mind next fall. 🎃”

“Wonderful experience. Lovely family. Pesticide free affordable delicious strawberries and you can pick what you want on a gorgeous farm. What are you even doing today?”

“This was an amazing family friendly event. We had such a good time and there were lots of things to do! I really hope they continue this amazing tradition!!”

“So cute and fun, great family owned and operated spot ♥️ Fun things to do with the family, and great apple cider.”

“We go here once a year. This year they had added alot of fun things to do. It was very fun!”

“It was to much fun. Everyone was friendly and the kids had a blast.”

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FAQ

Is this a u-pick farm?

It may be a farm stand, orchard visit, or agri-tourism stop. Check the website or call ahead for picking rules.

Where is Frazier Marsh Farm?

7040 Frazier Marsh Rd, High Point, NC 27263, United States Plus Code W48C+CC High Point, North Carolina, USA.

What are today’s hours?

Weekly hours are not fully listed — call or check the website before you go.

How do I get there?

Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 35.91601, -79.87899. Street View is also linked above so you can preview the entrance.

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