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FOLEY - The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce named Fairhope’s Oak Hollow Farm as the Business of the Month for March. Oak Hollow Farm is a 300-acre property with multiple facilities that can host a variety of events including weddings, corporate retreats, family parties and fundraisers.

This scenic piece of land in South Baldwin County was purchased by the Little family in 1860. It began as a traditional farm, raising cotton, sugar cane, potatoes, corn and livestock. Several generations have worked the land and called it home. President Boyd Little grew up surrounded by the beauty of Oak Hollow. Over fifty years ago his father William A. Little started William Little and Sons. The family worked the produce business until they saw a new opportunity in 2000. Today Oak Hollow has a 600 square foot pole barn, a lodge, stable and bunk rooms. Guests can enjoy horseback riding, skeet shooting, pheasant hunts or fishing.

“It is our tradition to treat everybody who comes through the doors like family. Some call it southern hospitality, but we just see it as our way of life at Oak Hollow Farm,” said Little.

Oak Hollow Farm and Little have been active members of the South Baldwin Chamber for over fifteen years and have always been community minded. In 2015 Little was honored by his business community peers when he was named the Walton M. Vines Free Enterprise Person of the Year. Little and his family hope to continue to share their beautiful property with visitors for years to come. To find out more information about Oak Hollow Farm, visit their website at oakhollowfarm.net.

The South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce believes in uniting businesses in the community to serve as a catalyst for change, build wealth, and address concerns that affect the economy. In turn, they help to create a quality environment to live, work, share traditions and make memories. For information on Chamber events, programs and membership call 251-943-1036.