Love this quite farm away from all the Tampa crap. Went blueberry picking what a fun time! Kale,…read morebroccoli and strawberry's. To the contrary these people are nice folks !!!

Super friendly staff. Tasty wine and nice strawberries. The rest of the produce was scarce but it…read moremust be the wrong session.

Great place and friendly people! It is set way back off road but great (and cute) signs to get you…read morethere. Lots of space so your not all on top of each other! Several different areas. Strawberries were about done but plenty of blueberries! They have good selection of other veggies too. Just not as abundant but enough to find stuff for a salad. Just be prepared with shoes for mud. :) They aren't going to save you money compared to grocery store but a fun way to get kids involved with what they eat and off their devices for a few hours. They were actually excited to go home and make a salad (and me scones)!

This is a real working ranch and farm. They have a large…read morestrawberry orchid to pick your own. Other times of the year there are blueberry and blackberries to pick. They also sell local produce and sides of beef. The staff gives you buckets to fill with strawberries There are three different types of strawberries spread out in different sections. Some are sweeter than others. There were no signs posted to differentiate them. . We picked all types. After you are finished they will bag and weigh your strawberries, and you will pay by weight. Picking strawberries is a good deal of work, walking on uneven ground and constantly bending to pick. The season runs from December to March, so the temperature is nice. The best way to store the strawberries is in the refrigerator, unwashed, and covered. The ones we picked have so far lasted one week and still taste fresh.

Had a great time picking strawberries here yesterday!…read more We went over to the back field and it was so overfilled with plump, juicy, amazing strawberries, it was awesome. In 20 minutes flat we had picked about 12 cartons of berries to take back home with us. The employees here are so friend and kind. When it came time to go home, our van wouldn't start, and an employee quickly offered to jump our car. Also, .50 a carton? Come on! You can't beat that pricing. Now I'm swimming in strawberries!

I was expecting to see 50+ 5 star reviews on Spivey Farms' Yelp page and was shocked to see only…read moreone other review. Spivey Farms is truly a hidden gem. On our way to Tampa from Orlando, we stopped in Plant City. The location was about 15-20 minutes off of I-4. Upon entering, an employee introduced us to the business' concept. They provide quart-sized containers for your use while picking and you transfer them into a container of your own. They recommend you bring a shallow container so the weight of the strawberries don't crush the ones at the bottom. Each quart is $.50 and you pay by the honor system in cash. For $3.50 we brought home 10 lbs of strawberries. Pro tip, we noticed some of the biggest, most beautiful berries at the back of the fields. We will definitely be back every year!

We had such an amazing time picking organic strawberries here. I was so thrilled to find a farm…read morethat offered U-Pick that is USDA certified organic. So grateful that we can enjoy this fun family experience and not worry about being exposed to glyphosate. There was a huge area of strawberries, but they also had a big area of sunflowers and other flowers to pick. Strawberries when we went were $2.50 per pound. I'm not sure what flowers were. I would have picked some had I had a pocket knife on me. The stems of the big beautiful ones had such thick stems I wouldn't feel comfortable trying to break them off by hand. I saw online they also may have had black eyed peas to pick but didn't know where that was located and had a busy toddler more interested in picking strawberries. Everyone was friendly at the front. I'm glad I brought a bag to carry as I didn't know if they had containers for picking or not. I also liked that they had other vendors there like one lady selling pecans. The milkshake/other treats area seemed to be closed when we were there also. We will 100% be back. There's nothing quite like freshly picked organic berries. Super sweet and delicious!

The cutest farm and super convenient location, just 10-15 min from Tampa palms and under 30 for…read moresouth Tampa. And organic! No lines just get your unpick box and start picking and pay once you are done. Just $4 a pound and a cute market with a variety of veggies and jams etc. they also have some food for sale, hotdogs, boiled peanuts.The whole family had a great time, kids loved picking and the animals, good turf area to chill afterwards and not too crowded at all! Easy parking on site just follow the signs and make sure to enter from rock hill.

Fresh vegetables and eggs. Always have a friendly experience when I attend…read more I also have tried some of the bottled goods and found them to be very tasty.

Fantastic selection of fresh produce, local honey, pantry items and plants. Awesome prices and…read morefriend customer service. Lots of great upcoming events and fall festivals posted by the cash register. They offer beautiful $10 produce boxes and tons of pumpkins. Even found a $9 Luffa sponge plant. Highly recommend!

Great spot to pick strawberries. Easy to park and navigate the property. There were plenty of…read moreberries and they have a small shop. We grabbed a burger at their food truck, it was awesome with the bacon and strawberry jam. Make sure you stop by and check them out. Enjoy!

We saw about Strawberry Picking from the farm on social media, so we visited the farm on the…read moreweekend with our toddler. It was about a 25-minute drive from our house, and we parked in the farm's parking lot. We had an amazing time at the farm. Picking our own strawberries was so much fun, and they tasted incredible. Our toddler loved it too, he had a blast picking the strawberries. There was a coffee truck outside the farm, and after picking strawberries, we enjoyed delicious coffee.

If there were 10 stars it still wouldn't be enough for this great business. This 'pick-your-own'…read moreberry farm is clean, managed well, laid out perfectly and has various berries to pick. Strawberries are in season now and will be available thru the rest of February. The number to call for times and availability of berries is 352-303-3213. Being out in the fresh air and blue Florida sky with family or friends picking berries is delightful...especially at Back Road Berries.

Excellent blueberries and blackberries The blackberries…read morehuge and sweetest I have ever eaten! Blue berries delicious and sweet

Fun place to come for blueberry and strawberry pickings!…read more Strawberry season it's almost over and blueberries season it's about to start, so get ready to come with your buckets and tons of energy to pick them up. The only downside right now is the rain that has damaged a lot of the strawberries so you need to select them carefully, also bring your boots since the ground will be a little muddy because of the rain. But overall this is a fun place to come with friends and family (even better with your kids since they will have so much fun).

If I could give zero stars, I would. We drove over an hour just to pick strawberries, carefully…read morechecking Facebook beforehand to make sure the farm was open until 4 PM. We arrived around 2 PM, right after a brief 10-minute rain shower--which, by the way, wasn't even in the area of the farm. The weather was perfectly fine when we got there. Yet, to our shock, the place was closed with no updates anywhere--no Facebook post, no notice, nothing. Understandably frustrated, we noticed someone walking around and approached them. This person kindly told us we could pick a little bit, since there was no rain, and the berries were literally rotting on the plants because they were at their peak. So, we took a bucket and started picking, thinking we could salvage the day. And then--out of nowhere--this miserable, screaming woman came running at us like a lunatic. She was shouting at the top of her lungs, threatening to call the police, demanding that we stop picking immediately without even bothering to ask why we were there or who gave us permission. Instead of handling the situation like a reasonable adult, she was aggressive, rude, and completely unprofessional--the kind of person who makes you wonder how a business like this even survives. She ruined what could have been a great day, and frankly, she deserves to have the reputation of this farm completely destroyed. I hope the owners find someone competent and respectful to run the place because this was beyond unacceptable. I will be warning everyone I know to stay far away from this farm. Disgusting behavior.

I love going to Southern Hill Farms for every season! They just started their Fall Festival that…read moreincludes a pumpkin patch, corn maze, carnival rides, petting zoo, and sunflower field access. The corn maze was well done and I definitely got lost a few times! You can cut and purchase sunflowers for $2 a stem. I also got their apple cider donuts which were DELICIOUS and so fresh. They have lots of food options. This is a great place to go on a date or to take the whole family! I recommend bringing close toed shoes, water, and sunscreen.

We had such a fun time at the fall festival! It was a perfect Sunday to spend some time with the…read morefamily. Just a heads up. Florida is STILL extremely hot in late September, so definitely wear comfortable shoes because there is quite a bit of walking. Bring sunscreen and a good hat because you'll definitely need them! The handcrafted pizza was delicious, and the fresh juices were SO good! There were also some really cute spots throughout the farm that were perfect for family fall pictures. The food was a little pricey, but honestly, I thought it was worth it. It seems like we're still in the off-season, so there wasn't a huge selection of things to pick. They did have sunflowers and tasty apple cider donuts. Overall, such a fun family outing! We'll definitely be back when there's more in season to pick.

Pick your own strawberries from December to March, remember that you only pay for the berries you…read moredon't eat. Other vegetables sold at stand.