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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can we see the farm?
For safety reasons the farm is not open to the public most of the time. The farm is open to the public during events such as the spring and fall festivals. Pre-booked birthday parties also have access to the farm. For more info on booking a party please email info@whitehall.farm or check out our events page. Please visit our market store for produce and farm products.
Do you do pick your own or berry picking?
No, we do not. However, please come by the market for our fresh harvested produce!
*We recommend checking out this site: https://www.pickyourown.org/VA.htm if you are looking for a place to pick berries or other produce.
What are your market hours?
Monday through Thursday: Closed
Friday: 9am - 5pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
What is your market address?
12523 Popes Head Road, Clifton, VA 20124
Are you organic?
We are not certified organic but we grow to the highest standard of organic production. Most of our produce is beyond organic. We take great pride in our produce. If you have more questions, please call us.
What animals do you have?
We have cows, pigs and chickens. If you would like to visit the animals, please come to our open house events or you can book a birthday party or other private event.
Do you have farm fresh eggs?
Yes! Our chickens are pasture raised and supplemented with a non-gmo grain. They are the happiest birds around, come taste the difference!
Do sell live animals?
We do not sell live animals.
What events do have?
Check out our events calendar for upcoming events, our Facebook page, or sign up for our weekly newsletter to find out what is up and coming! We also book birthday parties and corporate events, please visit our events page for more information.
What is the address for events?
The address for events (and parking) is 6080 Colchester Road, Fairfax, VA 22030.
Are dogs allowed at events or in the market?
No, dogs are not allowed on the farm when we have events or in the market. However, working dogs that meet the ADA’s definition of a service animal are always welcome in market and on farm. Note: Therapy, emotional support and comfort animals do NOT meet the ADA definition of a service animal and therefore are not permitted.