New farm to visit near Dade City. This is a blueberry farm with trail ride and animals. The farm is…read moreeasy to find with google or Apple map. Look for parking sign after you enter. Main attraction is located on the right of the local road. The farm includes highland cow, long horn, and baby goat. The goat is bathed the day before and great to hold. Great for picture. The farm also has the maze, photo spot, trail ride to blue berry farm, farm equipment, and more. It is great to spent a half day there to get out of city life. The ride is in every hour.

Had so much fun at the Frogmore Fields. They are a brand new farm that opened last month - Oct…read more2025. They currently have a Fall Festival and today is their last day. It doesn't seem like much at first, but when going through everything it's very special. Once coming in we were greeted with a wonderful welcome. Once you enter you are by the flower fields. they were done and no longer available and visible. We visited the area with lassoing and also it being beside the hay bails which was a maze. Afterwards we walked over to the barn with the goats and highland farms. They were so sweet. They gave us food for them and the cows love to lick your hands. I was also happy to hold the baby goat that loved to snuggle and lick. It was so heartwarming and wonderful. They also have other cows there too. We walked back to walk through the hay bale maze and took a tour of the farm on their tram. Their tram is a good size that is also used at the kumquats fields in Dade City. We were the only one with a tram so it was a nice personal ride. They have tons of fields of rows of blueberries that are whole sale. It's a really big farm. The air was fresh and nice and it was a relaxing ride. Once we came back we finished up by having some soda, tacos, and tamales and a snow cone. It was a wonderful visit on the farm on a Sunday morning with my friend Boon and Grace.

I've been to Raprager, Sweet Fields, and now HarvestMoon - I would say that HarvestMoon wins the…read more"Pumpkin Patch" award. While it presented fewer picturesque photo opportunities, the immense activities scattered throughout the property are enough to keep kiddos of almost every age busy. And there are some fun activities for adults to partake in, especially the ball throwing (tennis balls, footballs, and basketballs) and the pedal carts, which are too heavy for most kids to pedal. My son (and his bestie) loved the big slide (they went down it 20+ times), giant bounce pillow, and duck races. The petting zoo is an awesome option for animal lovers, and the hay ride (while we didn't do it) had quite a long line. They have a tricky corn maze, Tug of War for those willing, swings, and a lot of small side games for people to check out while wandering the farm. There are plenty of food options including an adorable Silo bar in the center, pouring brews and other drinks. One of the trucks was cash only, so we didn't order from them, but the other vendors were set up with Square or other payment methods. Tickets for entry to their Fall event were about $18 per person (3 years+ require a ticket) and it included parking. I will definitely bring my kiddo back next year as this was a nice change of scenery from Sweet Fields (which we did two years in a row).

Cute set up but not much to do, a lot of unattended children cutting in line as well as the rude…read moresorority girls. It would also be nice to have employees at each activity station to prevent line cutting. Everyone just cuts in front of you. Food trucks are a very long wait, we waited over an hour for a gyro and feta fries. Same thing with the kettle corn. My girlfriend and I waited a long time for kettle corn and when we got up to get the kettle corn we were asked about a ticket for it. We never received one and the guy never asked anyone in front of us but when we got to the front we were questioned about our ticket? Not sure what's the deal with that. Oh and the lemonade we got was just water. I asked for some lemonade because it tastes like water and she just put a sugar packet in it. Would really like to see improvement but until then we will not be coming back.

I did a thing! It was so much fun and you wanna know what else? We went on Thanksgiving Day…read moremorning! What better way to kick off the holiday season then petting, feeding and learning about Alpacas! Brenda, the owner is super-duper sweet and cares for all of them. She educates you all about the breeds, difference between llamas, and Alpaca personalities. Each Alpaca has cute farm names too like Rainbow, Xanadu, Lollipop and such. I loved it. The farm is beautiful and is a ideal for photos, especially by the pond. This will def be an annual visit! Alpaca my bag! (Haha)

Great experience. When you're looking for the entrance make sure you continue down tarpon springs…read moreroad just pass where you see the first golden spirit alpaca farm sign on the fence. Literally a minute past that on your right you will see the red brick entrance about 3ft tall on each side. The guest entrance sign should be on the outside of the brick. It was a little hard to find at first. Wouldn't recommend bringing children under 5 just because you end up watching your kids more than you do enjoying the experience. Would also recommend going during the cooler seasons of the year. Went in May and it felt like 100 degrees out! Brenda knows her stuff - she's the owner. Place was super beautiful! I'd recommend this place!

Fantastic place for field trips and birthday parties…read more This place is definitely a favorite for field trips and birthday parties. I've chaperoned a couple fields trips here and we've attended a couple birthday parties as well. The latest was for a five year old's birthday party and the weather in February was perfect (I could see it being a bit hot in the summer since the sitting/eating area is open door. They do have an air conditioned room you can rent though, we've attended a birthday party in there as well.) The invite said three hours and I thought is this really going to last three hours? It did, it was a jam packed three hours. We saw all types of animals, had a hay ride, picked up chickens, kids rode ponies, and milked a cow. It was fast paced enough that it kept everyone's attention. The farm may not seem big, but they do a fantastic job organizing the group to move from section to section. There was even an outdoor obstacle course that I didn't see before that the kids loved. If you're looking for a fun, organized activity, this is a great option. Both the kids and parents had a blast.

The Farm is cute, the slide with maze needs an upgrade and the age restriction to ride a horse Im…read more48yrs old 5ft tall and weigh150lbs Im the size of an 11yr old and let me mention that I paid $100 to get in, My Husband and I my son and my 3 grandkids and I couldn't enjoy riding horses with them. You should make it maybe a weight restriction NOT AGE ridiculous! Other than that the Day was Beautiful!

My family and I have come to the Dade City Farms fall festival two years in a row now, and we've…read morehad a great time both visits. What stood out this year was that the experience seemed noticeably better than last year, not because of one huge change, but because of a bunch of thoughtful little improvements that made the whole visit smoother and more enjoyable. The staff have always been friendly without hovering, and there's plenty of room to spread out and walk around. Even when it gets crowded, it never really feels cramped or boxed in. My kids had a blast firing the paintball guns, playing in the corn box, petting the animals, and going on a pony ride. There's enough variety that everyone can find something they enjoy. One thing I really hope the farm addresses is the exit from the corn maze. I saw a little boy run out without paying attention and go directly in front of the tractor pulling the hayride trailer. Thankfully nothing happened, but the layout creates a risk that seems avoidable. A barricade separating the maze exit from the tractor path, or relocating the exit entirely, would make that area much safer. We'll absolutely be back. It's a fun, well-run fall outing, and it's clear that the people behind it are paying attention to the visitor experience and finding ways to make it better each year.

We had such an awesome time at the Dade city Farms for their sunflower festival…read more Beautiful bloom sunflowers in a field was just what I needed for some self-care and relaxation. I ended up picking a couple flowers to bring home it was a really nice experience. They also had a petting zoo and some farm animals on the property like a camel, Highland cows, goats, and more. For the kiddos, they had a little bouncy area and also a ball pit and corn pit to play in also they have two big slides. They do have vendors that come out on the weekends so if you're looking to do a little shopping or wanna grab a bite, they do have options. PS: the bathrooms are in a kind of a trailer. It is a tight squeeze and not handicap accessible.

This place is a Hidden Gem it's right off Morris Bridge a block past Cross Creek intersection. When…read moreyou go there you're greeted by friendly employees who clearly show love the animals and are very nice. For $8 per person you get two baskets to feed the animals with and all of the animals are so friendly and very gentle especially the Donkey who is my personal favorite. There are plenty of friendly and well cared for animals that include horses cows goats sheep pigs turkeys and tons of free roam chickens and roosters and even ducks and turkeys something for everyone. They always have Farm Fresh free-range eggs reasonably priced at $11 for a flat of 20 or a dozen eggs is $7 Then after you're done petting and feeding all the animals there is a huge playground that's good for all ages and even has a zip line for the little ones. They also do birthday parties there it's an amazing place to go and kids of all ages will enjoy. Only open Thursday through Sunday from 10:00 to 4:00. It's decorated so cute for the holidays and I highly recommend. If you pay cash it's eight per person if you pay per card there is a 4% fee on card purchases. A great place to go and spend the day and act like a kid again

I and 20 others from where we work volunteered to help this amazing farm produce food for people…read morewho need it most. We spent quite a few hours weeding, planting and moving compost around. It was a hot Florida summer day but we persevered. I love that we volunteer one workday a year to do something to help our community. This farm has an amazing setup with fish and tanks of bacteria that turn the waste in to fertilizer and then grow green plants for the fish to eat. It was a beautiful day on the farm and life is good!

Great U-Pick for fresh farm to table strawberries. Lots of fun to be had when you want to get…read moreoutside and enjoy the fresh air and come home with beautiful berries. They also have a small market and concessions area for strawberry shakes, shortcakes and lunch options. There is a beautiful venue on site for a special occasion for showers, weddings and reunions or corporate events.

Pigeon Cove is a small farm that offers a "U-Pick" strawberry experience. We have picked…read morestrawberries here for 2 years in a row and it was a great experience both times. Each time I have showed up on a weekend in January and they were not too busy. There is a dirt lot to park in next to a large covered area where they offer fresh food items as well as a souvenir shop. Unfortunately I did not try the food but from what I saw, it looked great. There are many rows of strawberries to pick from. At one point we had the whole field to ourselves. There are so many beautiful strawberries that are plump and ready for picking. They provide you with a flat that holds 10 lbs, but you can overfill it to 15 lbs or maybe even more. The price is very reasonable at $3.50/lb. This is my go to strawberry picking farm. As long as they are open, I will continue to come here once a year.