Pendleton County Farm Crawl
The Pendleton County Farm Crawl offers a self-guided tour through Pendleton County’s farms and agribusinesses, giving visitors an inside look at daily farm operations. The summer event provides a unique opportunity for farmers and producers to showcase their products on-site, share their stories, and connect directly with the community. Guests can explore a variety of farms, meet local producers, and experience the agricultural traditions that make Pendleton County a cornerstone of West Virginia’s farming heritage.
Explore the Stops
Nine farms, stores, and agribusinesses across Pendleton County are opening their doors for this self-guided summer tour. Meet the producers, taste local products, and take in the scenery — there's no rush, that's the whole idea.
Crawl Hub
Pendleton County Farmers Market
Franklin, WV
A producer-only market since 2014 — every farm and artisan sells only what they made or grew themselves. Browse fresh produce, baked goods, art, and crafts at the Treasure Mountain Building on North Main Street, Saturdays 9 AM–noon.
Nonprofit
Mountain Cajun Getaway
Circleville, WV
A 501(c)(3) helping combat veterans and their families reconnect at a 100+-year-old farmhouse retreat. Stop by to tour the property, learn about their "Tap To Taste" maple program, and pick up maple products that directly support the mission.
Veteran-Owned
Dry Run Spirits Distillery
Dahmer, WV (near Franklin)
Set on the historic Ananias Pitsenbarger Homestead, this veteran-owned, ultra-small-batch distillery crafts traditional Appalachian spirits — including applejack brandy, apple pie liqueur, and maple moonshine made from sap tapped on their own land.
New for 2026
Art n' Shine
Franklin, WV
Join us at Dry Run Spirits Distillery's pavilion for this first ever event! While enjoying your complimentary moonshine tasting, shop for treasures from an assortment of vendors.
New for 2026
Mountaineer Adventure Park
Dahmer, WV (near Franklin)
Pendleton County's newest outdoor destination, set on the historic Dahmer property. Burn off some energy between farm stops with MTAG laser tag, disc golf, hiking and biking trails, and treasure hunting — fun for the whole family.
Historic Farmstead
OMG Acres
Fort Seybert, WV
A lovingly restored historic farmstead protected forever under a WV Land Trust conservation easement. The owners spent years bringing the property back to life — including four months repainting the barn — and now welcome guests to this riverside retreat.
Specialty Crop
Blackthorn Lavender
Sugar Grove, WV
A small specialty crop farm at 2,500 feet along Blackthorn Creek, growing roughly 20 cultivars of English and oil-producing lavender alongside seven species of Christmas trees. Browse bouquets, plants, lotions, and essential oils right at the farm.
Since 1957
Shreve's Country Store
Upper Tract, WV (Smoke Hole Canyon)
A family-owned and operated country store in the heart of scenic Smoke Hole Canyon. Founded by Alonzo Shreve in 1957 and at its current spot by the Smoke Hole campground since 1966, it's a beloved stop for locals, anglers, and travelers alike.
Since 1902
Harper's Old Country Store
Seneca Rocks, WV
The oldest continuously operated business in West Virginia, run by the Harper family for five generations at the crossroads of Routes 33 and 55. Step onto the original 1902 wooden floors beneath the pressed tin ceiling — with Seneca Rocks towering just outside.
Plan Your Farm Crawl Route
All nine stops welcome visitors during the Farm Crawl. Start at the Farmers Market in Franklin, take your time, and enjoy the drive — the scenery is half the experience.