This ranch is absolutely beautiful and so serene. From the moment we drove onto the property, we…read morefelt at peace. I didn't catch her name but the woman who greeted us first was so warm & welcoming. We went for their goat yoga class and we were pleasantly surprised by a tour of the farm & getting to meet & feed some of the other animals. Manish told us all about all the animals & the farm's sustainable energy and made sure we were enjoying the pre-class tour with lots of jokes. We got to carry the goats from their pen to the yoga area and it was such a cool experience. The class was great -- a good workout with lots of entertainment from jumping baby goats. Our instructor told us about the symbolism of having a goat place all 4 hooves on your back being a gateway to releasing any tension or negativity. Even with a class of about 15 people, they made sure to give all of us plenty of opportunities for the goats to get onto our backs. Those of us who are usually a little nervous around excited animals even felt comfortable enough to play with the adorable baby goats and we were all sad to leave them. If you're looking for a calming, nature focused experience, I would definitely recommend visiting 24 Karat Ranch! It's run by such sweet people and the baby goats are adorable. They offer a bunch of other activities as well so definitely give them a try.

What a great experience!! The owners were delightful, the animals were loved, and we got to cuddle…read morebaby goats!! Plus yoga. Can't wait to go back!

We were driving on Krome Avenue and stopped by after we saw this little place…read more It's an outdoor restaurant with nice music and great service. We order a plate to share that had grilled beef, sausage, chicken, hallaquitas, and salad. Everything was good and it was just relaxing to sit and enjoy the music. Had a nice time and the food and service were very good. This is a typical Venezuelan restaurant serving grilled meats (carne en vara, etc). Highly recommend it!!!

STAAAAY AWAAY! They offer their venue for any parties you have and all they care about is the…read moremoney. I paid them for a service for my wedding that was never given to me. Lost my money. STAY AWAY!

Amazing food!!! Amazing staff. It was so great talking to the owner Joe, and his family. They take…read moregreat pride in what they do.

This Foundation has horrible customer service. My group purchased tickets to their April event…read morewhich was cancelled due to weather. They emailed us that they automatically moved us to the next months event, which we were unable to make. Multiple attempts to reach out to reschedule went unreturned and we most our $$. Unless you are totally flexible and you could care less if you ever see that $$ again, Id advise not booking with them. For the $$ you pay for these tickets, they should be able to afford customer service. Don't recommend.

Spent three days there with my battle buddy on a turkey hunt. Everything was taken care of; meals,…read morelodging, guides, and game. I harvested my turkey on the first day. It came off of the roost thru a choke point just after the hen flock came out. The guide told me which Tom to harvest. The first shot I had was a full frontal at 25 meters. The guide told me to hold fire. A doe that came up to me within 5 meters spooked the toms when she got downwind of me, I think she was trying to smell my behind, which apparently she did. The toms started speeding up at a flank perspective. The guide slowed them down with some masterful calling. He gave me OK to shoot and I hit the designated Tom at 35 meters. The guide told me later that he was afraid that I would put some shot into the toms in front of my designated tom. This was my first time hunting with a shotgun. Good flock management. I hit the Tom straight in neck and head, but the guide still rushed out to catch Tom in case he tried to run to the saw palmetto scrub. They only allow turkey hunting, but I saw at least 40 hogs and boar, and twenty deer, including the curious doe that circled behind me to smell my scent. I saw at least a 100 turkeys. They have ten feeders that they run, which keep the deer, hogs and turkey well fed. They have established a safe zone around the hunting lodge which the deer and turkey have taken advantage. It was a good opportunity to practice my calling while my battle buddy was still out harvesting his tom. If you need to harvest an Osceola turkey for your grand slam, this is the place to come.

A lot of equipment was either in minimal condition or worse. It did disappoint our grandson who…read morewanted to try things that frankly just weren't safe or not working at all. Almost too much stuff scattered everywhere and a miniature golf course that wasn't even usable with holes clogged with grass or stuff. Battery operated riding tractors with either no batteries or dead batteries . I hate to say it but it's a mess and if not for the animals it would have been a total disaster and total waste of money. My rating is go at your own risk. Sad

This was my first time visiting and my kids had a blast. They did an egg hunt for Easter. They also…read morehave animals you can pay to feed, rides you can ride for free, a zipline, and mini golf. My kids spent hours there. Definitely something fun to do on a weekend.

I've been fortunate enough to experience Dim Jandy Ranch both as a guest and from behind the scenes…read morewhile helping care for the ranch during the owners' time away. Because of that, I can honestly say this is one of the most extraordinary places I've ever visited. Most people come for the goat yoga, and they absolutely should. I've done it myself, and there aren't many things in life that will make you laugh harder than a happy little goat deciding your back is the perfect place to stand while you're on all fours. It's impossible not to smile. If yoga isn't your thing, don't miss the Goat & Highland Cow Snuggling experience. Spending time with sweet Highland calves Marsala and Risotto, along with the friendliest goats you'll ever meet, is something you'll remember long after you leave. But what makes Dim Jandy Ranch truly special isn't the activities. It's the people. After spending days here, you begin to notice the little things most visitors never see. A kitten with a broken leg isn't simply treated and forgotten. She's comforted, fussed over, and loved. A blind, epileptic dog who isn't interested in taking her medication isn't rushed or treated like an inconvenience. She gets all the patience, time, and encouragement she needs. Every animal here is treated like family because, to the people who built this ranch, they are family. You can see the results everywhere. The animals trust people. The donkeys greet you like old friends. The goats happily climb into your lap. Marsala comes walking over every morning just to say hello. Animals don't fake trust. They either feel safe or they don't, and every corner of this ranch reflects the love they've been shown. Some places are beautiful because of the scenery. Some are memorable because of the experiences they offer. Dim Jandy Ranch is unforgettable because of the kindness that lives here every single day. Whether you're visiting for goat yoga, cuddling Highland cows, meeting the donkeys, or simply looking for a joyful morning surrounded by animals, you'll leave with far more than a few great photos. You'll leave reminded that there are still wonderful people quietly making the world a better place. I recommend Dim Jandy Ranch without hesitation. It has become one of my favorite places in all of Southwest Florida, and every time I drive through the front gate, I leave feeling like my soul shines just a little brighter.

Goat yoga is a blast! Only on Saturday mornings. Hope she grows huge and can offer more times one…read moreday. Place is so well maintained. You get to bottle feed the goats, give them treats and pet them. The high cow roams around and you can pet and get pics while attempting to do yoga. If you want a pic with a goat on your back while doing yoga you can. Not tons of yoga happened, but lots of laughs, smiles and pets. Baby kittens are on the farm, can't forget about them. The donkeys will let you pet them if you come in and sit down with them. Silkie chickens in the back to see also. Inside the home there are some baked goods and honey for sale. An Airbnb on the back of property is available also. Super cute place. 10/10 all around.

Multipurpose Barn situated in the Rolling Oaks Park within SW Ranches. The barn can be rented for…read morea variety of venues and is positioned in a grassy field surrounded by equestrian white picket fences. The perfect picturesque setting for a wedding. Today, the Town of SW Ranches hosted the annual SO FLO Chili Fest and Car Show with several food trucks, petting zoo and trinket booths. The $10.00 chili tasting and voting fee is a donation toward the SW Ranches Parks Foundation. I entered my famous chili properly named "Chili Master" which is a sweet & spicy blend. I proudly defended my 3x championship titles by easily sweeping the event to win another 1st place trophy.

Great chili contest and classic car show at the Rolling Oaks Barn sponsored by the Town of SW…read moreRanches. Many different flavors of chilis entered but only one was champion, which was the ChiliMaster sweet & spicy blend. Super fun time and several cottage food booths and food trucks to feast on while browsing.