Explore local farms with the SC Agritourism Passport

The SC Agritourism Passport program is a fun and interactive way to explore our state’s farms.

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CityScape Winery is the perfect spot to sip + earn that stamp.

Photo by City Scape Winery

Did you know the SC Department of Agriculture has a passport program where you can earn stamps for visiting SC farms open to agritourism? Hit the road to visit ~20 farms in the Upstate (or ~70 statewide) + each farm you explore earns you a stamp, and those stamps can be redeemed for fun prizes.

Here’s where to get started close to home:

See the full list of participating farms across the state + plan your road trips accordingly.

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