Such a picturesque farm with lots of blueberries for picking and wild honey you can purchase. The…read moreowner and her husband were lovely. You can get a bucket and do your own picking. The berries were super sweet and fresh! Highly recommend. A quick trip off the beaten path from downtown Jacksonville

Location, not far from where I live. Plenty of berries to pick…read more Owners were friendly and helpful in choosing size containers.

Was very surprised to find this you pick farm in my town, never heard of it. This is a must do,…read moretake the kids to pick strawberries. 4qt bucket is $12 what a deal, they are sweet and ready for eating.

What a great find in Kingsland saw it on Yelp and was nearby picking berries and Moon bellefarms…read moreand this Farm popped up it's only 5 miles away but they have so much more you pick items they have everything from vegetables like squash tomatoes pickles onions eggplant lettice etc. The owner is a retired veteran he's living his dream he was so nice and sweet I came with the end of the season and they just had some leftover berries on the ground and he told me that I could have whatever I pick. Not only were the vegetables amazing the man was so warm and friendly I must stop for your kids and family the jewel in the heart of Kingsland

Picking strawberries here is delightful. Jams are now made...prompt service. Fields well…read moremaintained. Abundant berries allowed me to pick 11/nearly 2 buckets in about 20 minutes. Two varieties and both sweet.

Cool little produce stand on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere. I would definitely…read morerecommend if you were in this area, stop by and check them out.

I attended the fall festival at the farm. There were a variety of vendors, clean bathrooms, lots of…read moreactivities for kids. The photo opportunities allowed for great fall pictures. However the parking was confusing. The quality of some of the food vendors was disappointing. The u-pick vegetables were limited. I hope to return when there are more crops available. The staff is friendly and helpful

Stopped by for the strawberry festival... it was a rip off. Most of the vendors and food options…read morewere sold out, you are basically paying $15 to walk around a dirt pit. If you are going to advertise on social media you need to be prepared for a crowd. Clearly very underprepared.

We went there last year. We're gonna go again this year. They had some really delicious blueberries…read moreand I wish I had gotten more when I was there. I won't make that mistake this year!

What a great day. Beautiful surroundings and delicious blueberries. I look forward to going to…read moreHNH every year

I loved visiting this farm, a beautiful flower farm! You pull up to beautiful zinneas and dahlias…read morefields. They have a small booth where you can buy a cup for picking your own flower bouquet, they give you scizzors too, then walk around to the huge sunflower fields and pick away! There were lots of butterfly's flying around! They have tables under trees in the shade to rest and lots of picture spots, just beautiful! Check online to see when open!

Absolutely LOVED visiting! My husband took me on a surprise date here and I was so happy to…read morepartake! Admission gets you 2 sunflower stalks per person so that doesn't mean 2 flowers it however many flower are on the stalk you pick. You can also pay a little extra and pick wild flowers! We spent about an hour here and came home with beautiful flowers! Def cheaper and more beautiful than stopping at Publix for flowers!

I've been following their Facebook page for a few months anxiously awaiting the start of their…read moreU-pick season and today was the day! Took my family here for a fun morning outing and we weren't disappointed. Rows and rows of blueberries to pick (and plenty more ripening each day!) in the good ol' sunshine and fresh air. We were warmly greeted when we arrived and given buckets to keep as we picked to our hearts content. A big perk for me was that this is an organic farm - we had an issue in the past with a pesticide reaction from apple picking at another farm with my oldest child so finding an organic farm was a huge bonus! When we were finished, we headed back towards to front to weigh our buckets and pay (cash and card accepted). It's a very relaxing and fun place for families and very close to Jacksonville. Great place to takes photos too!

We really enjoyed picking blueberries at Morning Belle Farms this past July. The berries were very…read moreplentiful on the bushes, and the prices were very reasonable. But our best experience came a few months later. You see, my son accidentally took off his hat while we were checking out, and left it at the farm. A couple months went by, and I was racking my brain, trying to figure out where his hat could be. I looked through my photos, and noticed that he was wearing his hat in our photos at the farm, but in the last photo, he wasn't wearing his hat. I contacted Morning Belle on instagram asking if there was any possible way they had seen his hat, expecting nothing since it had been almost 3 months since we were there. They messaged back quickly saying they hadn't seen it, but would keep an eye out. Well, the very next day, they sent me a message with a photo of the hat saying they found it and would ship it to us. I was so grateful and asked how I could reimburse them for shipping, but they just said they were glad they found it, and would get it out to us shortly. When the hat arrived in the mail, much to our pleasant surprise, they had also included 4 t-shirts for our family! I couldn't believe how kind they were to go above and beyond, when it was our fault for leaving the hat there in the first place! I will definitely be recommending Morning Belle Farms to all my North Florida friends for the next blueberry picking season! Customer service speaks volumes, and they have an A+ in that department!

So happy to have come to this garden and to know that people can come and get food from the crops…read more I tasted some grapes and figs that were yummy. The UF College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Field & Fork Campus Food Program works to provide opportunities for collaboration and learning in sustainable agriculture and food systems. Core parts of this program include the Field & Fork Farm and Gardens and the Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry, where students get the opportunity to grow food in a production setting and help provide healthy, fresh food to those in need. Through Field & Fork, people can take courses and participate in activities that explore many facets of food systems, from horticultural practices and food security, to consumption and nutrition. The program also works with faculty, local organizations, and businesses to enhance opportunities for students to apply their education in real world contexts through internships and research.