Everything is all mapped out on the map they give you and we'll marked in the fields. Samples were…read moreat the front table but would have liked to have tried more. Be sure and take a picking pole. Last tip, go with a plan so you know what you have when you get home. Next time for use we're going to use a sharpie to mark the citrus with numbers and write down (or in 'notes' on our phone) saying what all the #1's are, what the #2's are, etc. For this year when we got home we had no idea what was what other than group the ones that looked alike together

Great place! Amazing selection all local grown so nothing needs to acclimate like the stuff brought…read morein from Cali at your big box stores. Super friendly and incredible pricing! We definitely will be back for more!

Above and beyond service! Friendly and great outing. The honey and citrus were great tasting.read more

I look forward to Citrus season. This gem is my favorite…read morecitrus farm to go picking. They have many different types of trees. Oranges, tangelos, mandarins, lemons, pomelo's, grapefruit etc... They grafted some tress which I find interesting. Grafting means they intertwined 2 different types of plants matter to make one out of a single tree. You will find lemons and oranges on the same tree. Pretty cool. Cotton Lane Citrus offers wagons and pickers to help make your experience easier Killer Bee Honey is available all year round; Orange Blossom. The best honey in Arizona.

We have gone here for years with all our kids gkids and cousins. It's a super fun farm something…read morefor everyone. They have things for little kids and big kids, even the adult kids! So many photo opportunities, From fields of pumpkins to big rope spider web to the tractor or large painted tires . The only thing you'll pay extra for is the train ride for the littles. I think it's $2-3 bring cash. Even at the gate if you pay with cash it's a $2 discount each. $20 for admission They have big bounce thing for the big kids to adults. A small one for the little kids. Tricycles for big and small. All kinds of climbing things. Yard Games large legos, chess and a huge corn maze bring a flash light or use your phone. They do have reasonably priced food. They allow you to bring in drinks not sure about food. Years past we celebrated birthdays and they let us bring in ice chest. You may want to check for current rules. There is a farmers market at the entrance to buy pumpkins, jelly, honey.... We go on Thursday's less busy . They have a super cute petting zoo area. Bring quarters to get the food to feed the animals . Lots of J John's clean and well kept. With all the rain you may want to bring misquote spray. We didn't need it but it's rained again. It's well lit at night we go around 5 stay till closing. Even our grown up college kids ask when are we going to the farm. Hard to post pic without our family in them. Lots of tree house things for kids to crawl up and slide down. Great memories are created here. I highly recommend this farm. We've been to a few other farms and they aren't as fun or organized with employees who care. Bonus is it's clean. Plus the cost is very good in comparison.

We try different farms each year, trying to find "the one." This one was okay. It is big and has…read moreplenty to do. A con is that the smaller kid activities is way on the other side from the bigger kid activities so if you have kids of different ages, you have one bored and just hanging until the other is done in their section. The food was decent for the most part. The funnel cake bites, turkey leg, and kettle corn were good. The elote corn was eh. The food was decently priced. To get in is $20 each which to me, is a little pricey. There should be kid pricing in my opinion. Parking is ok. They did let a car in front of us hold the line up to wait for a car to leave but when we tried to do it, they made us move. Understandable but rules should be the same for everyone. Most staff was nice. On the way out, they asked about taking a family photo. We declined. My son was on the props I guess (it wasn't labeled and no one was there taking pictures) and one staff was like "this is where we take our pictures just so you know." That was interesting. Maybe post a sign. Not my top pick, but it was a decent time.

This farm has the best sweet corn you could ever find in the area. Their melons are fantastic as…read morewell and their tomatoes are some of the best I've had.if you like fresh produce, this is a must go to!

Fresh produce right from the field. Best sweet corn west of Iowa. Memorial Day to July 4.read more

I love love this little coffee shop place. You can find fresh produce and fresh tortillas…read more Several other local items such as baked goods, salsa, soap and yogurt and more. There is some outside seating area that I enjoyed very much because the weather is great right now. In the evenings there is a restaurant and the they serve hamburgers and chicken burgers and such. I will add pics next time i go. I am definitely going back.

Never got to try it because the parking is horrendous . It's in the middle of a busy neighborhood…read moreon a park area so if you can't find street parking you're not going to get there. It likely is good for people in the hood to visit . But I made 2 laps around for parking and left . It wasn't worth the hassle. Hope some day they can improve that

We went here for their pumpkin patch set up. I was mostly attracted to the fact that it's smaller…read morewith not too much going on, but just enough. Entry was free and there were plenty of vendors and/or items for sell. The play area for the kiddos was nice and the pumpkin set up was nice. It was a beautiful place to take pics. You need quarters to feed the animals. We met the owner and he was super nice. Buying items from the store was easy, they have a kiosk that's easy to use. We got the key lime pie and strawberry cheesecake in a cup. We also got pizza from a food truck. It took a long time to make but it was good. I can't wait to go back on a day that isn't super busy.

Still obsessed with Amadio ranch and fam! Get over there and try their food and treats:)read more

Bought a 1/4 cow and was amazed with the quality. I am an avid grass fed beef eater and absolutely…read moregive Date Creek Ranch 5 stars. The steaks were tender, delicious and had a very nice color to them. Additionally they added some liver to our order as per request. They weren't sure if they could do that but when we got home we were surprised to see 4lbs of liver in our package!!! Secondary bonus: When we thaw the meat it didn't leak juice from the packages

They sell a romantic product but is that the same thing as food?…read moreI purchased a "Box" of various cuts for $575 in Oct 2025. I never received a list of cuts included in that box, which is what you need to get before ordering. I figured all these tiny or weird cuts of meat came to $12.50 per pound and I will include a picture of the "shank steak". If a restaurant served me such a thing, I would walk out. I would estimate that, while the hamburger was very good, the rest of the cuts were 50% bone, gristle, fat and 25% wrapping paper. I started documenting each piece, until I realized it was going to be a total lost cause. Shank "steak" is a cross section of a cow's leg--looks disgusting and is full of inedible gristle--and since don't have a dog it ended up in the trash. You'll get a much better deal at Fry's where the meat will be edible or you'll get your money back.

I had lunch here with family on a Sunday afternoon and we had a great time. We parked across the…read morestreet and did the small walk across to the farm. We looked over the menu outside and stepped inside when ready. Once inside, we were quickly greeted by the worker that was serving drinks. We ordered two prickly pear lemonades with her and also some waters. Then we moved down the line and ordered our food. I ordered the roasted turkey sandwich and it was a hit. We sat outside in the grassy area under trees and a few minutes later my number was called out. My sandwich was really good and it was a pretty good size. I liked that they did not skimp out on the turkey slices and it was not dry. After we ate, we walked around tot he back to see the few animals and we stopped by the gift shop. Overall we had a good time! Food was great and the service was also!

The farm is cool! I live 2 minutes from it so it's cool that…read moreit's close by. We went to the farm breakfast and to be honest, it wasn't worth the amount of money spent for it. The service is really good and the outdoor seating was nice when it's 75°! The orange juice was really good! But the salmon tostada is just too little for $22. Maybe will get something else next time.

Theres a cook i think his name is nick or something he made my family's experience great and the…read morefood was amazing I will definitely be coming back to enjoy the company of shneph farms and you wonderful employees thanks nick for the great food and good experience

Fun family day at the farm. The kids had great time riding all the rides…read more Something that is not on the map is the hay ride to the corn field. Enter at your own risk, haha. They have a huge cornfield maze that is not supervised. The kids had fun running around in there. We loved the pretzel stand. Their pretzels are huge and they offer a big variety of different flavors. Their pretzel dough is really good. The pretzel was crispy and fluffy. So so good. We all devoured them. Lots of fun photo ops available. One suggestion I have, make sure to order your tickets online as soon as you know you want to go visit the farm because they will sell out. They kindly let me buy tickets at the door for being a first responder. Thank you. I would have bought my tickets right away online if they had Apple pay because I did not have my card available at that time so I waited to buy my tickets. The next time I went online, they were sold out.

We have been to this Farmer's Market several times Every time we stop by it's even better!!!…read more So many vendors!!! Just this week I picked up stuff from the Ray, Dawn, and Jon horseradish booth. Best cocktail sauce ever made!! I got fresh vegetables, fresh bagels, English muffins, seasonings, jam & jerky. This booth always has farm eggs. I love the eggs.. golden yolks!!! The food trucks are great!!! Dog Father is my favorite. The wing truck and sandwich truck are great too!! I'm looking forward to trying the fresh-squeezed lemonade. I overheard someone talking about how delicious it was!!! Long story long... I'll be back!!!!

Always an active scene on Sundays . . . . . it's a fun fly by for fresh items to chow on…read more I used to love Farmers Markets for the deals you can get, but it seems like these days everyone feels pretty smug about what they are offering. You can still find a decent deal on items but they seem to be getting rare these days. There is a good brewery in the way back though.