This place is amazing and so is the love that have for the kids there. If you know a child that…read morejust needs a chance I would definitely recommend Big Oak Ranch

If there has ever been something that deserved five stars, this is it…read more The Big Oak Ranch takes in children up to the age of eighteen and provides them with the life and family structure that they weren't previously afforded. The people that work at the boys and girls ranches have literally dedicated their lives to helping these children. It boggles the mind to hear their stories. The grounds are immaculate and 100% maintained by the on-site staff and residents. The kids have farm animals to tend to, a beautiful lake with canoes to frolic in, and some beautiful homes to live in. If you ever get a chance to be involved with The Big Oak Ranch, do it. If there's ever a fund raiser for The Big Oak Ranch, attend it and donate what you can. This place is amazing.

I needed a new, unrelated bloodline. In May, 2015 we got a promising buck from Little King Ranch…read morefor our Silver Fox Does. We have not been disappointed.

From the owner: The Little King Ranch is a small family run "suburban homestead." Our main objective is to find as…read moremany ways possible to use our little piece of land to provide for our family of 8 while instilling important character traits in our 6 children such as responsibility, thankfulness, stewardship, and understanding the value of a hard days work just to name a few. We raise pedigreed pure bred silver fox rabbits and sell kits for breeding (we can offer unrelated pairs and trios), for show, for meat, or for pets. Check out our website for more information and to reserve a kit today. We have rabbits ready to be sold and more litters on the way.

This farm market just opened at the beginning of July, 2021. The family is in the throes of getting…read moreeverything just-so, so they are just getting started for Summer season. On this visit, the market had available cantaloupe melons, watermelon, peaches, pole beans, cucumbers, red and green tomatoes, jalapeño peppers, green bell peppers, onions, sweet corn and a few other fruits and vegetables. There also were cold beverages in a refrigerated cooler. They will be having more and more every weekend. If you are looking for a particular item that you don't see, just let them know and they will try to get it for you. There are some farm animals to see here; goats, cows and pigs. They also have guided tours of the farm, so if you are interested, ask about the details. In addition, they sell handmade crafts that are unique, as well as t-shirts for infants, children and adults. Of interest is an upstairs museum. If you get a chance, make sure you go look. This family business is open weekends, on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10am to 6pm. They have private lot parking. All sales are cash only.

Loved the trail ride and the views along the ride . The trail has some nice spots and the trail…read moreleader is wonderful

Gentle horses great for beginners and a short break to see beautiful DeSoto Falls. Katelyn was very…read moreinformative about lore.

This was our first experience at Frolona Fest. We arrived just in time for some blue grass in the…read morebarn. We munched on some delicious tacos and sipped got chocolate to keep us warm. We then set up our tent before sundown and heard the energy from Black Sheep Ensemble. We sat around the fire for the rest of the night and the whole experience was the highlight of our fall! Gorgeous property.

I picked up a Frolona steak at the EAV Farmers Market. I hate to say it, but it was the most…read moreinedible piece of meat I've ever had, and I've had Australian beef in the 1970s (the poster boy for beef that tastes like shoe leather.) Hard, dry, grizzled, with a texture that seemed like it had been in a freezer since last year--or worse. $19 for a small steak, and it all ended up being fed to the dog. Perhaps it was an anomaly, but it was a bad enough experience to want to warn other EAV Market shoppers about it.