Omg this place is like heaven. I never wanted to leave. Staff is AWESOME and KIND, let us ask…read morequestions. Staff are always loving toward the animals and have special bonds with them. Food truck was delicious. As a Florida girl I've seen tons of farms, but never one this clean. Goats were so sweet... but I'll warn you they do jump on you lol. Also the new baby capybara are so cute they make these cute little chirps a MUST SEE. Now seeing all the one star reviews I would like to let y'all know it was VERY REASONABLY priced and I'm guessing the people who are saying it's overpriced never has know how much vet bills, animal food, shelter and lots more goes into taking care of ton of animals. It is SO worth it for the price and would definitely recommend it to everyone

DK Farms this was such a magical event! Megan was 10/10. Will book again. Lucky even charmed the…read morejuggler!

What a perfect day! Amazing beautiful farm. Love the concept of farm to table and the fact that…read morethey donate what they grow to local community charities. Flowers are beautiful and went home with a bunch of fresh herbs and flowers. Thank you Stacey for the informative herb garden tour. Guess who's making a fresh herbal tea tonight?

We visited Ananda Farms yesterday and overall thought it was a cute place, especially for families…read morewith young children. This was our second time. There are lots of activities geared toward kids, and for adults, the flower-picking area was really the main attraction for us. Unfortunately, that part of the experience left a sour taste in my mouth. We purchased two of the flower-picking containers for a little over $26 each with tax. The containers are supposed to hold water while you pick your flowers, but both of ours leaked badly. Since the entire purpose of the container is to hold fresh-cut flowers in water, I really don't understand why containers that are known to leak are still being sold at that price. One employee was actually trying to be helpful and explained that we could swap them out another time. We weren't arguing or even making a big issue out of it. While we were speaking with her, another employee suddenly interrupted and very abruptly told us, essentially, that the leaking wasn't a problem and that we would just have to deal with it. The tone was completely unnecessary. We had not been rude, confrontational, or demanding at all. In fact, we were perfectly prepared to just make the best of it. Being spoken to that way when we hadn't even complained was really disappointing. There is also a practical issue with being told you can come back another day to exchange a defective container: would we then have to pay another admission fee just to return and replace something that was defective when it was sold to us? We paid $21 per person to enter the farm in addition to the flower-picking purchase, so this was not an inexpensive outing. I don't expect everything to be perfect, but I do expect a product designed to hold water to actually hold water and, more importantly, I expect customers to be treated respectfully when there is a problem they did not cause. Ananda Farms has a lot going for it and I can see why families enjoy it, but this particular experience really changed the way I felt about our visit. I hope management addresses both the leaking containers and the way customer concerns are handled.

I've been to Raprager, Sweet Fields, and now HarvestMoon - I would say that HarvestMoon wins the…read more"Pumpkin Patch" award. While it presented fewer picturesque photo opportunities, the immense activities scattered throughout the property are enough to keep kiddos of almost every age busy. And there are some fun activities for adults to partake in, especially the ball throwing (tennis balls, footballs, and basketballs) and the pedal carts, which are too heavy for most kids to pedal. My son (and his bestie) loved the big slide (they went down it 20+ times), giant bounce pillow, and duck races. The petting zoo is an awesome option for animal lovers, and the hay ride (while we didn't do it) had quite a long line. They have a tricky corn maze, Tug of War for those willing, swings, and a lot of small side games for people to check out while wandering the farm. There are plenty of food options including an adorable Silo bar in the center, pouring brews and other drinks. One of the trucks was cash only, so we didn't order from them, but the other vendors were set up with Square or other payment methods. Tickets for entry to their Fall event were about $18 per person (3 years+ require a ticket) and it included parking. I will definitely bring my kiddo back next year as this was a nice change of scenery from Sweet Fields (which we did two years in a row).

My family and I tried out HarvestMoon Fun Farm for their Fright Night this year, and we were…read morepleasantly surprised! The farm itself is huge, we plan to go back for their day time activities, as the fright night tickets are a separate event - there's a lot to do, a playground area with a slide and swings, some carnival-type games, a bounce area, pumpkin patch/barn to pick some pumpkins, a Silo styled bar that's pretty awesome looking, a corn maze, tons of photo ops, and there's food on site as well. We went at night, so the heat wasn't a factor for us - it was actually beautiful weather. There weren't any signs telling us where to go from the entrance for the fright night stuff, so we sort of just wandered the farm until we found it. The paths are sandy, so there's a lot of dust kicked up with everyone walking around - you will go home with dust coating your nostrils and all inside your shoes. The fright night stuff was towards the back of the farm, there's a haunted house and a few haunted attractions that were pretty awesome. I didn't expect there to be so much to do, but the different haunted attractions were a blast for us and our kiddo. They really went above and beyond with the spooky decor. All of the staff we encountered were extremely nice and helpful. We'd come back for the fright night for sure, and can't wait to check them out for their regular hours.

I really would say a 2.5 For my birthday my mom rented the…read moremost expensive cabana at the New Port Richie location of cowabunga camp. Which I assume treehouse farm would be the partner farm. On instagram we saw beautiful farmland and huge yurt like tents as cabanas with the layouts described on the website. The website not having any photos should've been the first red flag. After making an over 2 hour drive from Orlando we are greeted by someone who had clearly already had a long day, asking us to sign waivers. We ask when the pizza will be served because we are incredibly hungry and it was going to be a hot day. They tell us after 1pm because the pizza comes from this amazing pizza place. We are told where the bathroom is and then led to our cabana. What a HUGE disappointment. It's a tailgating canopy with 8 seats and 2 blow up chairs even though it's advertised to sit 12. We were expecting an enclosed private space but we were just in a line of 5 other canopies the exact same size and decor. The only difference was the number of seats. We got to feed baby cows and they took Polaroids of the experience. That was pretty cool. We then got to feed animals and hold baby goats. That was awesome. Around 1:20pm the super Awsome pizza arrived. 2 dominos pizzas. Was this a joke? Dominos??? The pizza was cold and one of them tasted off. 5 minutes after we got the pizza we were asked if everything was okay and I said no, it's cold and it's dominos. The attendant stated that they got dominos because WE said we were hungry. And that they knew for a fact the pizza was hot because it was so hot on their arms. I was taken aback at the rudeness. The attendants then went to a different party cabana and spent most of their time there drinking alcohol with those guests and ignoring us. No one even wished me a happy birthday. What was supposed to be a full 11-5 day, we left at 2:30 it was so bad. I really hope Cowabunga refunds my mom her money. At least half if not more. DO NOT TRAVEL FAR FOR THIS "EXPERIENCE". It's only worth it if you live local and actually know what you're paying for. First photo is what was advertised. Other photos is what we got.

I had the best time visiting the Tree House Farm through the Cowabunga Camp, the staff were so nice…read moreand accommodating from the moment we arrived, the animals were well taken care of and sooo sweet to get to spend time with. I can't wait to come back and bring some friends with me!

My fiancee and I had an amazing time on our tour! My cow loving woman loved being able to be up…read moreclose and personal. It was very obvious that the owners love their animals! It was awesome seeing how each animal reacted to them when the tour guide Nate walked up to them! We will definitely be coming back with more friends and family!

It was an amazing experience. Definitely recommend visiting this family run farm and spending time…read morewith all their animals. We had a fantastic time petting the highland cows and the tour if the farm was fantastic.

We still love Hunsader Farms especially their Pumpkin Fest. It really is the biggest…read more Now it's $15 for adults and 5 to park. They have many shows similar to a state fair. They have animals. They have pumpkins pumpkin opps, crafts and food. So there's a lot for everyone. It's also very dog friendly. Our dog is small but they also have bigger dogs too which are welcome. It's nice to have this option. We have also been for sunflowers and have also been for a Xmas fest. It's in btw Bradenton Lakewood ranch and Sarasota, and they have lots of space.

First time here. It was ok, people were friendly. We didn't really feel $15 each for adults and…read morekids was worth it. I'm glad we were able to help support a small family business... but prob wouldn't come again.

LunaSea Alpaca Farm was such a fun and adorable experience. You get to pet, feed, and even do yoga…read morewith baby alpacas! The alpacas are incredibly cute and friendly, and a lot of the time is spent interacting with them, taking photos, and just enjoying being around the animals. We had a great time hanging out with the alpacas and loved how laid-back and welcoming the atmosphere was. Even if you're not into yoga or have never done it before, don't let that intimidate you. The yoga portion is very beginner friendly and definitely takes a backseat to the alpacas themselves. It's really more about enjoying the experience, laughing, and spending time with these adorable animals than getting in a serious workout. Great experience that I'd love to do again.

I visited the farm to do painting with the alpacas. I was excited for the art which was an alpaca…read morewearing a flower crown. We were introduced to some of the alpacas while waiting for the rest of the guests arrived. We were led into the pen area where a few tables were set up and the canvas was pre sketched with the outline of the alpacas body. We then were asked to go up and pick out our paint colors to get added to our plates. The instructor was great. She was so sweet and walked everyone through the painting step by step. She was so artistic and really helped everyone bring their piece to life. The alpacas are adorable. They were fun to feed and watch play with eachother. Just have to be careful they don't snatch your plate with paint on it away (which did happen to someone). But the staff was quick to come in, bring new paint, and help fix the art piece. I removed 1 star from the owner King's unkind words and storytelling. We sat in our painting class and divulged very unbecoming details about him and his wife's marriage. He proceeded to refer to her as an "old hag" many times. He shared too much personal information and it was extremely uncomfortable to sit and listen to.

I went this weekend to try their cinnamon rolls and we were not disappointed. I was greeted warmly…read moreby Ken. I came in early afternoon so they had some cinnamon rolls available (frozen and a few non frozen). We walked into a beautiful little shed that had several baked items to choose from but we were there for the cinnamon rolls. He shared a pamphlet with how to reheat and store the cinnamon rolls. We bought a dozen and they were absolutely wonderful. My family enjoyed them. We will definitely be back. A must stop by if you're in the area.

Wingspread Farm in Valrico is a charming farm-to-table bakery that feels like a warm embrace from…read morethe countryside, offering fresh baked goods, farm-fresh eggs, and artisanal treats that celebrate simple, wholesome flavors. This family-run spot, led by Ken and Andi, delivers an inviting experience with its open-air chicken coop, vibrant fruit trees, and a cozy farmstand open Thursday through Sunday. With its standout cinnamon rolls, homemade jellies, and the option to pop in for a quick treat during the day, Wingspread Farm earns a solid five stars. The baked goods are the heart of the menu, crafted from scratch with natural ingredients and no preservatives. The cinnamon rolls are legendary, rich Danish pastry swirled with sweet cinnamon filling and topped with a creamy glaze that melts in your mouth, available fresh on Saturdays. Pecan sticky buns ooze with gooey caramel and crunchy nuts, while the rotating selection of cookies in flavors like chocolate chip or unique specialties keeps things exciting. The artisan bread lineup shines with French baguettes that are crusty outside and soft inside, plus Hungarian soft milk bread that's perfect for toasting. Farm-fresh eggs from uncaged chickens add a protein-packed touch, and the seasonal produce, like mangoes, guavas, limes, and avocados from on-site trees, brings the garden to your plate. Don't miss the homemade jams and jellies--guava strawberry or habanero mango varieties burst with authentic fruit flavors, made without chemicals for a pure, tangy spread. Savory options like Hungarian salami and fine cheeses round out the offerings, making it easy to build a picnic or charcuterie board. The value comes from the freshness and variety, with generous portions that feel indulgent yet approachable. You can swing by during the day for a single cinnamon roll or jar of jelly, ideal for a quick coffee break or snack run, with the farmstand's laid-back setup encouraging relaxed browsing. Compared to big-box bakeries, Wingspread's handmade quality and local sourcing make every item feel special without excess. They even have several options for those gluten intolerant like my wife and daughter. The service is personal and heartfelt, with Ken and Andi greeting visitors like old friends, sharing stories about their sustainable practices or the chickens roaming freely. They're quick to offer samples or tips on pairing bread with their jellies, creating a community vibe that's as nourishing as the food. The farm is clean and disability-friendly, with paved paths and covered seating for comfortable lingering, plus the joyful sight of chickens doing their thing adds a fun, kid-friendly element. Wingspread Farm is more than a bakery; it's a slice of rural joy in Valrico. Whether grabbing a quick pastry or stocking up on eggs and produce, the wholesome treats and welcoming spirit make every visit delightful. For its exceptional baked goods, fresh farm offerings, and genuine hospitality, Wingspread Farm gets five stars. It's a must-visit for anyone craving artisan flavors and a touch of farm life.

Guess what time is it. It's Blueberry Time. So all things blueberries here we go. First up is Lutz…read moreBlueberry Farm. This is brand new to me. Loved going with my friend. We pretty much got lost going through all the aisles of blueberry plants. We picked and tasted and put them in our bucket provided. It was $6 for a pound. I picked just over 1.25 pounds and that was $7. My friend picked almost 5 pounds which is the whole bucket. In the back of the property is a nice pond view with a gazebo and a swing. If it's hot, there are places to sit, drink water, & catch some shade. There's a bunch of parking when we went. That was during the week. They also sell blueberry honey and blueberry jam for $11 and blueberry plants This is a great seasonal activity for the whole family. So far I've made blueberry lemonade and blueberry scones. Blueberry cobbler is next!

Amazing lots on berries ! They are selling plants also . Go…read morepick some this weekend March 4 2026

My fiancé and I recently booked a horseback ride on October 12th and had the best time! Our guide…read morewas incredibly friendly and informative, with a vast knowledge of Pinellas Park and its horse community. It's amazing to see this little piece of country still thriving in Pinellas County, and you can tell they work hard every day to keep it alive. I loved riding their new horse, Bacardi--she was such a sweetheart. We're already excited to book again in December for their carriage rides to see the Christmas lights!

I wanted to go for a ride on my day off, so I booked a one hour trail ride with Ruxtons. Booking…read moreonline was super easy, and you can sign the safety waiver online, too. I was a little taken aback at the size of my horse, Ripley, but I needn't have worried. He was gentle as a lamb. No one else was booked for 11am, so I got a private ride with Lina, the owner. She was a wonderful host. I intend to go back and I highly recommend this business!