Their stall is now open weekends at the farm in Sanford! Please consider supporting these local…read morefarms during the Covid crisis. In return, you & the family get to leave the confines of your abode, go for a relaxing drive & return with fresh, local farm-to-table, high QUALITY food instead of the supermarket stuff: picked too young, transported for weeks & sprayed to look pretty! They had to close their stall at the Winter Park Farmer's Market when the market shuttered due to COVID-19. They also supplied restaurants (some 4 & 5 star) many of which closed for some time & still aren't back 100%. The husband-&-wife team owners are well-known in culinary circles, not just for their juicy vine-ripened Heirloom tomatoes but also for their other produce as well, such as their Asian & white eggplants, watermelon radishes, butter lettuce, microgreens and range of peppers (eg Shishito, Scotch Bonnet, Datil, Jimmy Nardello & more) & other veggies. The Scotch Bonnets are from original seeds from Jamaica, it has the true color & shape, not like the cross-bred ones in the supermarkets, they're hot as heck but cannot beat the flavor! We don't make it out there every weekend, but go about twice a month and are never disappointed.

If you're looking for a place where Christmas magic practically taps you on the shoulder and hands…read moreyou a cup of cocoa, Santa's Tree Farm is it. From the second we walked through the big red "Santa's Farm" entrance, it felt like we stepped straight into a holiday postcard--minus the snow, but Florida made sure to give us sunshine and blue skies instead. We spent the afternoon wandering through rows of Christmas trees like we were in our own Hallmark movie, scouting for the tree, debating which one had the best "personality," and laughing when it became clear we were overthinking it. Cutting our own tree felt delightfully old-school...and a tiny bit like a workout, but holiday spirit counts as cardio, right? The petting pens were a whole mood. There's something about being greeted by a donkey with ears bigger than your holiday wishlist that instantly warms the heart. Ours even posed like he knew he was the star of the farm. And let's not forget the zipline--because what screams "festive" more than soaring through the trees like a holiday superhero? We roasted marshmallows by the fire to make s'mores, soaked in that golden afternoon glow, and watched kids giggle their way across the farm. It's the kind of place where time slows down just enough for you to actually enjoy it all. Between tree hunting, adorable photo ops locations, the gift shop, ziplining, and petting adorable farm animals, this place is basically Christmas wrapped in twinkle lights. A must-visit for families, friends, or anyone who needs a little holiday joy sprinkled onto their day.

I've been here a few times and it keeps getting better and better!…read more Just went for their Pumpkin festival and had a blast with my 3 and 1 year old. Great area down the hill with slides, hula hoops, maze, train ride and water duck race! Plenty of areas to pet the different animals and for only $1.50 you can feed them! Great spot for kids but also has some easy food options and drinks for adults! This is probably my third time attending events and can't wait to make this a yearly tradition with my kids!

Best goats milk. EVER! But cheeses, yogurt, eggs, etc. are farm fresh and the best I've ever had. A…read moregaggle of turkeys are the welcoming committee when you enter the gate. They surround you and talk your ears off! The dogs also act as the welcoming committee. All their animals are friendly and so beautiful because they are well-cared for. Besides, the owners are super nice people.

A Amazing place!…read more Such craftsmanship is seldom seen. The owners are wonderful! I would encourage everyone to take the trip. We bought a live edge piece for a fireplace mantle. It's beautiful and was very reasonably priced. I hope to buy a dining room table someday. Love this business.

We stopped in just to kill some time during an outing from our camping trip. This place smells…read moregreat and has a lot of unique pieces. Even if it is not your thing, it was neat to walk around and see all the interesting pieces of art.

A great place for serious Horse lovers who travel If you are…read morea horse lover, have a travel camper, and are looking for a place to travel to, this would be a good place for you. Google lists it as a "Camping farm." Their website states that they are an "Equestrian campground located adjacent to the Seminole State Forest." It can be a little tricky to find the entrance as it is a small sign off the south side of SR 44. Once you turn off the road it is pretty easy with the signage to figure out where it is. Our group went there to film a short video in the area near their common area. Most people we saw arriving drove with their Winnebagos and horse trailers and rented areas to let their horses have a rest and enjoy time out of the trailer with other like-minded people. There is a lake that we saw and their website touts trail rides on the property. It was a lovely place with lots of shady spots and a true rustic feel. The people who run the place were wonderfully helpful and friendly. If you want a nice place to stop and enjoy some time in a true Florida wilderness with your horse this is your place.

From the owner: Seminole Wind is an ideal equine getaway located in Central Florida with trail access into the…read moreSeminole State Forest. The 25 acre campground is owned and operated by Ryan Oliver and her husband Vince Oliver. They spend their weekends guiding trail rides and singing karaoke with their visitors!