Cute little farmer's market with lots of animals to see. The price are high compared to other…read morefarmer's markets I've been to in Orlando, but they do run weekly sales. Staff is friendly and food looks of quality. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing the animals during this visit.

Great farm and natural food options…read more The kids love the chickens, cats running around, horses, etc. We bought the best blueberry pie from the store. So many meats and cheese options. Staff is friendly and the grounds are kept up nicely. Keep in mind it's a working farm.

I love that this farm is still thriving amidst all the development going around it…read more There is plenty of parking and lots to do. They offer several types of u-pick fruits, veggies and sunflowers at different times of the year. They have a fun zone area and food trucks. The only thing I don't see on this farm are animals. I love that they allow the 5K races at least once a year. With those races, you usually get blueberry pancakes and a pint container to pick your own blueberries from at least 6 fields. There were 2 available to pick from when we were there. Plump and sweet blueberries are to be had if you know how to pick them. Don't let the bees scare you off. Leave them alone and you will be fine, unless someone in the next aisle pissed them off. They have peaches, sunflowers and strawberries to pick as well. I noticed the map also shows veggies but not sure when or which kind are available but nice to know. I love the observation deck above the gift shop. Amazing views of the farm and surrounding land with plenty of seating to take it all in while you enjoy a cup of coffee from the gift shop. I hope they can hang on to this land once the developments continue closing in on this rare property.

Great day at the Southern Hills Farms picking strawberry's. Free to enter on Upick days. Check…read moretheir website. Plenty of strawberry's to choose from. We picked an entire box which is provided at check in. Live music and great food at the food trucks. I've had both the pizza and tacos/quesadilla/rice bowls. All are great. Kids will love it. Worth the drive. We will return for blueberry season.

We've driven by Showcase of Citrus a half dozen times and never really given much thought to…read morevisiting. After our trip, I really regret not going sooner. What an amazing little gem of a place. It's the kind of roadside attraction reminiscent of old Florida, but that history hasn't managed to forget. Thank goodness! This is a great attraction for the whole family. Lots of animals, play areas for the kids, and a ride around the farm in a monster truck/bus to view old citrus groves and search for Bigfoot. For me, the best part was the opportunity to interact with Lemurs and Capybaras. This was the best part of visit! Don't pay those absurd prices for those 'Capybara Cafes' popping up where $100 get you coffee in a room with them. Here, for a fraction of the cost, you get up close contact and interaction. The animal interactions fill up quickly, so get there early.

We thoroughly enjoyed our outing at showcase of Citrus. We love interacting with all the animals,…read moreespecially the capybara's. We also took a ride on the monster truck, which was a little disappointing as it was just a ride around the farm and we thought it was very pricey. I would say that this outing is geared mostly towards younger children. There is also a gift shop with fruit wines, honey candies, cookies, and a myriad of different things to purchase. I would definitely go back again, but maybe on a cooler day.

If you're looking for a place for yourself or your child to learn to ride horses, Sunnybrook is the…read moreplace for you! Rebecca teaches all levels and all ages. If you've never even been around horses, she will teach you absolutely everything you need to know! If you're looking for a place to have your child's birthday party, she does that too!! Pony rides and everything!! She's got horses, ponies, donkeys, chickens and even a sheep! Sunnybrook farms also boards horses! So if you're looking for a reliable place to board your horse, Rebecca has 4 beautiful pastures for turnout and I can guarantee that your horse will make awesome new horse friends!

From the owner: Sunnybrook Farm is a prestigious hunter-jumper facility that strives to create both a wonderful and…read moreeducational environment for horse and rider. Whether you have never tacked up a horse, or you're an experienced rider looking to take the next step, our horses and trainers are here for you. We also offer birthday parties, boarding, full and partial leases, and sales.

Affordable prices meat looks good i recommend parking lot was easy to found one easy workers they…read morenice and helpful

I had been here before, but this time I truly realized how reasonably priced the fresh fruits and…read morevegetables are. They also have a great meat section. I ended up having a little cheat day and enjoyed a delicious soft serve with fresh strawberries -- it was so good! The staff members were very friendly, especially the cashier who helped me at the register. Her smile felt so genuine, and it honestly made me want to come back again. I even decided to pick up some peanut butter while I was there. The store was very clean and well organized, which made shopping comfortable and enjoyable. I shop at other grocery stores too, but this place is definitely becoming one of my favorites. You can also bring your own reusable bags, which is a nice bonus. The parking lot can be a little difficult on weekends, but overall I highly recommend this place!

Every year, from mid-April to mid-May, the Beck Brothers farm opens itself to the public for a…read morespecial event: Blueberry picking! There are acres of blueberries growing in neat rows, and they're full of fruit. You enter the farm, park in a grassy field, grab a bucket at a table by the orchard, and head out to pick. The helpful people who give you the buckets tell you a bit about the varieties that they grow, and about the colored streamers on each row that tell you which variety is growing there. Here in Central Florida it gets hot early in the year, so the plants fruit early. What's comfy for the plants is comfy for us, so picking is usually in great weather. When you've finished picking enough, you take the bucket back to the table and pay for what you picked. By comparison, what costs you $8 at a store like Walmart costs you $6 at Beck Brothers farm. So go now, or plan for next April, and get enough blueberries to make your jam, your ice cream, your muffins and pies. Freeze the excess and you'll always be ready to eat the berries that your family and friends picked on a lovely Spring day.

Beck's Bro's blueberry u-pick is Winter Garden and Windermere's small family owned spot for picking…read more2-3 different kind of blueberry's from April-May. Smack dab in the middle of several neighbors, it's a treat to come on the property. We've been going for a few years now and each year they add small amenities like hand washing stations, rides around the property and picture spots. Parking is free. A bucket at this time in 2025 is $20. We each grab a bucket and take a different row; plan for about an hour to fill it. Feel free to taste to make sure you're getting the kind you like (sweet, sour and mid sour). When paying there is other local offerings like honey (wish they came in a smaller offer)

Very cool cabin in the woods feel. They have a little bench to sit in outside…read more Once you step in, you are greeted with an insane amount of cameras in a tiny 1 room cabin. Smile, you're on candid camera! Lol The cabin is large enough to display the products they are selling. It is all self-service and you can pay via cash, Zelle or other cash-based apps. You will find QR codes for each payment app. They had 3 different types of raw honey. All the larger sizes above 8 oz were out so you just a bit more for the equivalent in smaller sizes (16 oz vs 2 - 8 oz jars). There was individual pricing for honey sticks which would've been great which to try but they only had packages of 100 sticks available. We got there around noon on a Saturday and noticed they were out of the sourdough and banana bread. Not sure if it is even stocked on a daily basis though. Pricing was very reasonable. It's nice to know that it is all very fresh from their own farm. You'll notice many more cameras on the outside when you walk back to your car. I'm sure they had to do this due to some jerks ruining the ambiance for everyone else. Either way, it's still a cool place to check out.

Love this little shack. It was brilliant to have this placed in the middle of nowhere and secluded…read more The honey was great and reasonably priced. Our family will return

LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a heartwarming animal encounter experience. Located in Clermont, Florida, 25…read moremiles west of Orlando, guided tours around the grounds are 90 minutes long with plenty of chances to interact and feed alpacas for just $20 a person. The owner of the farm, Mr. King, leads the tours imparting valuable insights into alpaca life and what roles alpacas play being part of the camelid species. The tour begins with brief introductions while attendees feed the farm's chickens. Next, the tour enters a fenced in enclosure and guests form a circle. The juvenile alpacas are familiar with these procedures and eagerly approach and eat from the palms of your hands. Another worthwhile moment is having visitors being introduced to an adult llama. Mr. King starts with a quick demonstration and then all participants take turns mouth-to-mouth feeding the llama. It feels rewarding accepting playful nibbles from such a docile animal. One of the better highlights is having the opportunity to hug a baby alpaca. It's a great way to end the encounter on such an uplifting note. Overall, LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a charming interactive experience where visitors become better acquainted with alpacas. Tours are highly engaging and can make for lasting memories.

Super cute, local, alpaca farm that hosts tour, painting sessions and yoga with alpacas!…read more We saw an advertisement on Instagram for painting with Alpacas and thought it would be a fun weekend outing. Painting session was $50 and includes all your paint, brushes, design, treats to feed the alpacas and 1 non-alcoholic beverage. Start time was 10:30am on a Sunday and you start off with a basic outline of an alpaca extra station. Then the instructor takes you through how to fill in the background and the llama and give you pointers along the way. They have you paint your background first before they allow the alpaca to come in and wander around, which is great planning as the minute the alpacas were introduced into the area. The painting was occurring in everybody was distracted by all the cuteness. You are welcome to get up throughout the session to interact with alpacas and give them treats, which was great because I found myself drawing inspiration from some of their coloring to incorporate into my painting. We had an excellent time and definitely look forward to going back for some of the seasonal events in totality, the entire session was roughly about two hours

If you're looking for quick, easy, and affordable fun for the kids; I encourage you to check out…read morethis place. Admission is $5 and pony rides are available for another $5. (Only for children under 40ish lbs.). Don't expect an elaborate set up. This has been put together by the property owner to help shelter a variety of different animals. (Think someone's very large back yard..) We fed and interacted with goats, ducks, geese, chickens, rabbits, pigs, llamas, turkeys, peacocks, horses, and a donkey. We spent roughly 1-1.5 hrs there and the owner gave the kids popsicles before leaving. The kids and I had a great time and it was such an easy excursion. All in all money well spent and for a great cause. Tip- you pull into a dirt driveway. Forget about bringing your sports car. You'll bottom out at the entrance. Any regular car is fine.

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Plant Street Market is located in downtown Winter Garden and basically a food hall. Inside the…read morelarge building, you will find many different permanent vendors including, Crooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street, Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place, a popcorn stand, mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. There are a ton of places! Inside and outside, there are plenty of tables and high tops to sit at. There is a lot of grassy areas outside for kids to run around as well. The best part of Plant Street is that everyone in your party can get something different but all sit together and enjoy each other's company. MY wife and I tend to do this alot. We order smaller things from a few booths and then share everything. During the weekends and then also throughout the year, Plant Street has events such as Octoberfest, pet adoption and live singers, to name a few. This usually will bring more people here and to be honest, parking can be tough. Their private parking lot is not incredibly large and also shares with a few restaurants across from them, not located inside the market. My wife and I try to go early when we visit. We want a table to sit down, even though you can easily walk around with your food. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage which will be a slight walk over. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works at the different vendors are always very nice. I believe they are Crooked Can employees, but people will walk around picking up your beer glasses for you. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street as this is one of our favorite local places to visit. ACES!

Plant Street Market is a large building in the downtown heart of Winter Garden. Inside is home to…read moreCrooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street and then a handful of vendors, most of which are food. The outside is brick building which I love, it makes it look old and rustic and brings you into the feel of being up North as opposed to Florida. Inside is a long walkway with vendors on both sides. At the end is Crooked Can brewery. This is the main draw to Plant Street. They are the largest vendor occupying one end as well as a smaller bar area on the other end. Their beers are very good, also being sold in stores. Their vendors are mostly food including Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place and more. There are quite a few. They also have a mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. Inside and outside, they offer tables and high tops to sit at. What I love the most, is you could all get something different, which might be great for those that cannot agree. What my husband and I love to do, is to order small things from a few booths and share it all. We get to try a bunch of things and not get super full really fast. On the weekends, and throughout the year they do tend to have many events. Which brings more people here. The parking can be tough, their lot is not incredibly large so we do like to get here early. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage but this is going to be a slight walk over to Plant Street. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works inside are always friendly. They walk around (I believe Crooked Can employees) and will pick up empty glasses. The prices are not unreasonable. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street! Its one of our favorite local places to visit.