This place is seriously a diamond in rough! I would have never known this was here except for their…read moreFacebook events. This is a progressive, fun place located in the boonies. It's so far out in the woods that we first visited my boyfriend asked "are you taking me to get murdered?" -- even though it's just a short distance past downtown Oviedo. But alas, everyone was so warm, friendly, and welcoming! (And needless to say, we did not get murdered.) Their last movie series was sponsored by Arcade Monsters and they are currently looking for their next sponsor to keep the movies rolling. Being a chair or a blanket and relax out in the farm to watch a movie (they will provide bug spray if you forget it). I've seen a couple movies here so far, and the family that runs the farm is very sweet. The son showed us the animals before the movie and they make fresh popcorn to hand out to guests. Profits benefit a different charity each time they do this. It's BYOB, but also family-friendly and very chill. There's also a clean bathroom and overflow parking for popular flicks. Definitely recommend stopping by and supporting this little farm!

We went to Green Acres Farm or Oviedo a couple of months ago. It is a small farm where you can pet…read moresome of the animals. My 2 year old loved it and recently saw some pics of the experience and told me she wants to go again. I also enjoyed it a lot as I got to pick up some chickens and pet them. Fed a cow, chickens and goats. Saw bunnies, chicks, turkeys and pigs. While the experience was about an hour for us, they do let you know that it might be a bit more or less depending on engagement with the animals. Visit requires a donation, but they don't ask for a specific amount. You have to contact them via facebook and schedule the visit. It was pretty easy for us to schedule it. Owner is very responsive and was so awesome with my little girl when we visited. Definitely want to visit again!

My daughter has been scared of animals the majority of her life. She started spending time at…read moreCheyne Ranch for their camps and clubs and it has helped her get over her fears. Now she loves going to the Ranch. Her experiences there have really helped open her up to more outdoor and physical activities. Historically she was a tv baby. Now she's much more outgoing and rounded. Thank you Mrs. Sally.

If you haven't been to Feral Ranch in Lake Helen yet you HAVE to go. We went today and I was in…read moreheaven, Abel not so much but thats okay. The sweet young girl that walked me around was so knowledgeable and kind-hearted. So many pregnant animals, it made my heart so happy to love on their bellies. There is no "charge" to go, you simply sign a waiver and someone will walk you around. They operate on donations, and trust me, after the way you are treated and meeting the sweet animals you will be more than willing to donate. I will 100% be returning. #SupportLocal

Awesome and beautiful place for all. Everyone was very nice and welcoming . I'm glad we found itread more

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.

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..

Amazing!! Everyone was so nice & the goats were so sweet…read moreI will definitely be back and recommend

This was a very enjoyable experience! There are baby goats jumping around and laying near you as…read moreyou go through a Yoga class. Amanda was our instructor and she was amazing. She gave us a tour and we got to see all of the property.

LunaSea Alpaca Farm was such a fun and adorable experience. You get to pet, feed, and even do yoga…read morewith baby alpacas! The alpacas are incredibly cute and friendly, and a lot of the time is spent interacting with them, taking photos, and just enjoying being around the animals. We had a great time hanging out with the alpacas and loved how laid-back and welcoming the atmosphere was. Even if you're not into yoga or have never done it before, don't let that intimidate you. The yoga portion is very beginner friendly and definitely takes a backseat to the alpacas themselves. It's really more about enjoying the experience, laughing, and spending time with these adorable animals than getting in a serious workout. Great experience that I'd love to do again.

I visited the farm to do painting with the alpacas. I was excited for the art which was an alpaca…read morewearing a flower crown. We were introduced to some of the alpacas while waiting for the rest of the guests arrived. We were led into the pen area where a few tables were set up and the canvas was pre sketched with the outline of the alpacas body. We then were asked to go up and pick out our paint colors to get added to our plates. The instructor was great. She was so sweet and walked everyone through the painting step by step. She was so artistic and really helped everyone bring their piece to life. The alpacas are adorable. They were fun to feed and watch play with eachother. Just have to be careful they don't snatch your plate with paint on it away (which did happen to someone). But the staff was quick to come in, bring new paint, and help fix the art piece. I removed 1 star from the owner King's unkind words and storytelling. We sat in our painting class and divulged very unbecoming details about him and his wife's marriage. He proceeded to refer to her as an "old hag" many times. He shared too much personal information and it was extremely uncomfortable to sit and listen to.

I have a very special place in my heart for this place because my children are in love with it…read more.. specifically my two year old. He LOVES picking (and eating!!) strawberries at the strawberry patch and as soon as they open for the season we go at least 8-10 times. There is something about these berries that are just... BETTER. Perhaps because you hand pick the best ones yourself or the fact that you get them straight from the source. It makes picking up the stuff in the plastic cartons at Publix beyond disappointing. Sorry but it's true. Prepare to become a berry snob after visiting here. When you arrive you can choose boxes or pints to fill up and then pay at this little stand at the end. That's it. There are no benches or tables or anything else (well, sometimes there a honey vendor). It's simplistic and yet it's a staple of Oviedo. Prices are 3.25 a lb but I usually add on extra for my little strawberry thief that eats as he picks. (see photos) They take cash and cards. Check their facebook page for their openings and picking times... it always changes.

Not still if they are still open this year. My entire family has enjoyed hand picking and…read moreselecting their own strawberries for 20 years