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.

This is a great place for kids and adults.. the small hayride was fun and going through the corn…read moremaze was a blast, although there were a lot of dead ends, and wondered at times if I was going to find my way out. . Great day trip

This farm was amazing! Me and my daughter did the haunted house tour. We sat on the tree branches…read morethat almost touch the ground. Did the corn maze. I got great bbq from a food truck called smoke rings. It was a great day .

A true connection between children and what's remains of Florida's farm animals. Green Meadows…read morePetting Farm has been an iconic institution for Florida's children over the years. Unfortunately, for most of us who know it was closed ,but it has now reopen at this new location. The new green meadow petting Farm is better than ever updated and supported by Osceola County. They are currently working every day to update it and to bring more attractions and more animals to continue the connection for the next generation.. our recent visit there indicates this very creed that brought us to them many decades ago. I will not elaborate the numerous emotions a parent may have watching their child touch a chicken or learn about a cow or other farm implements and machinery in a safe, clean, environment , but rather tell you go take your child and experience it for yourself. Admission is reasonable, especially for the various things that you could do there with your family any given day of the week. Parking is ample and spaces are wide, not only for your car, but for your children running in their meadows under a clear sky.. Thank you, Green Meadow Farms, especially to your staff for continuing to have the same great attitude ,even after all these years. We will continue to support you through the next generation..

We visited Green Meadows on a Sunday morning. It was not crowded. Entry was $18 for ages 2 and…read moreover, a head of lettuce to feed the animals is $6 and pony rides were $5. We fed the animals, rode a pony, played in the corn pit and on the playground as well as took a tractor ride. We saw pigs, donkeys, alpacas, and our favorite the bunnies. We were able to do everything we wanted to do in under 2 hours. There are a few photo ops. All employees we encountered were pleasant. We all enjoyed it but I felt it was expensive.

I really loved this place and walking around the path seeing bright colored zinnias and sunflowers…read more At first I was like, oh these are not the 10 foot gigantic sunflowers that I have seen elsewhere. But after walking through, I thought it was nice just feeling like you are in a field of wildflowers just being super carefree. There were a few vendors, and they sold snacks like kettle corn, drinks, etc. They had games like badminton, the bean bags, rubber ducky water races, and swings. They also have a hay ride. There was sun and shade. We brought out umbrellas for added shade through the flower fields. This was a super fun experience! I'll be back in the fall for their corn maze! I can't wait! Check this out! They will do it next weekend for one last time. It doesn't say it on the website, but for sure they are doing it!

Sunflowers on the Ranch has been closed until further notice…read more Fox Squirrel Corn Maze opens every October, check our website http://www.FutchEntertainment.com Also on FB Fox Squirrel Corn Maze

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

Good weekend farm fun. Kids activities such as slides bikes and jumping house. Also pick your own…read moresunflowers

Such nice people who run it and we had a great experience. We came for the capybara experience. We…read moregot to pet bunnies, goats, cow, pigs, and chickens.

This farm is a true gem. I discovered it several months ago and have visited it on multiple…read moreoccasions. The animals are healthy, happy and are well taken care of. My absolute favorite activities are bunny cuddles and the educational events that the caring farm owners conduct for the kids. What an amazing experience to visit Viollette Hill Hay Farm!!! I highly recommend it to all! It is a fun outing for kids and adults alike. Thank you for sharing your love for the animals with us!