Julie P.

This is our second year buying our tree from Santas Farm. My husband and I completely enjoyed our day! They turn a simple thing into an amazing experience! Live music! Lots of choices of food and drink! Animals! So many fun things to do in addition to selecting a tree! I highly recommend them.

Molly P.

The fall festival was so much fun! There was so much to do for kids- we loved the barrel train and feeding all the animals! The food was good and not expensive. It was very shaded. All the staff we meet were very nice!

Gillianna V.

This farm was such a great place to welcome the holiday season. The experience was great, and the staff was awesome shout to Kim for her great customer service. I like how you pay the entrance fee and get to enjoy so much stuff for free like the animal encounter, walking around the tree, there's so many photo settings. Also liked the fact that they had a nursery, changing tables. The drinks were great and so festive, which helped with the Christmas experience. Definitely a great place to come with the family. The tree selection was great they had from Michigan and NC from $36 and up obviously it depends on the size of the tree. Then they had Florida tree that you can cut it down for the experience with the family and that starts at $35.

Natalia P.

First time visiting Santas Farm which is located in Eutis and I absolutely love this place so much. I have so much fun on the Fall festival. They have a great variety of food such as a hotdogs, burgers, tacos and seasonal drinks. Great decoration to take pictures. As you walk in the farm they have so many animals you can feed chickens, cows, donkeys, goats and pigs. They loved to be feed and petted. They are well care and in good conditions. Also tgey have horse riding which is $10. In this visit i try their tacos chicken and steak, they serve a great portion and I also try two of their seasonal drinks which tbey were amazing. The admission ticket is only $15, for zip line is 10 and horse riding is $7 which I found this really cheap. If you want to fees tbe animals you can purchase a bag of foof for $2 tbe bag is small but it last. Also tbe admission includes a ride around the farm in a farm truck. They also have a lot of other spots in the farm for kids to play. It is a great place to visit and have fun with family, friends.

Janelle L.

Oh what a wonderful time we had! We love all the activities to do here every year. Make a note to come on the weekends for full access to everything as during the week the slides, zip line and maze are not operating due to staffing. Santa is only there on the weekends too. But the bounce pillow and animal petting zoo is open during the week as well as the cute gift shop. We came for a Christmas tree. You can choose from precut trees or do what we always do and jump on the hayride and ride out to cut down our own tree in the Christmas tree forest. There is nothing quite like doing it yourself! My 8 year old was having the time of his life out there picking a tree. Once you cut it down you drag it to the hayride path and they pick it up with you and bring you all back to the front. There they put the tree in a shaker and get all the loose twigs off and bag it up. They even help put it on your car. The photo ops are everywhere and you can spend a good amount of time here if you did everything. They even have a fire pit for hot dogs and marshmallows! Every year they expand in some way with new offerings. This year was the 35th anniversary so all trees you cut down were a flat $35. But it's usually done by the height of the tree. We love it here and will come back every year!

Arun K.

The fall season has started in Orlando. The weather has gotten cooler and nice. I wanted to do something outdoors that had animals and activities. Santa's farm had various fall activities and had optional horse riding and zip lines available. I decided to book a combo admission and horse ride for a Saturday, and an extra animal feed for the farm animals. The total cost was about 28 dollars, which includes the fees and taxes. I was given an hour window to enter, which was between 11:30am and 12:30pm. It took me about 40 minutes from Metrowest to get to the farm (plus tolls). When I entered, I was greeted by attendants who helped me find parking in their free lot. Upon entering, I was greeted by a friendly agent, who asked my name, then gave me a ticket for the horse ride, and feed for the animals. When I was then greeted by a nice pumpkin display. Going to the left was the food area, where I could get hotdogs, burgers, tacos, sweets, and drinks for a reasonable price. Going to the right were the activities and farm animals. The feed was very little in a plastic bag, but ample enough to give to the animals. I saw chickens, goats, donkeys, cows, and pigs. All loved having their treats and being petted, and most looked happy and nicely groomed. Going further are various other activities. I saw kids jumping on the pillow mat, and people enjoying the zip lines. There was a hay ride pulled by a Kubota Tractor going to the tree area. Upon walking further, there were more activities. Because I heard that the horse rides were popular and can have long lines, I went there first. I got lucky and didn't see much of a line. I gave my ticket to a friendly attendant, and wanted a min or two max for a horse. When my turn came, a horse walker greeted me to step on the mounting block, and staddle my steed, Cisco. He was the oldest horse in the barn, and was fine giving me a ride right around a short circle, which lasted about 2 minutes max. I was led throughout the whole ride by the walker. All I had to do was sit, relax, and enjoy the comfortable and relaxing ride. The horse looked well fed and groomed. After the ride, I tipped the walker for the ride. There were other free activities including a small maze, tricycles for kids and adults, a barrel ride pulled by John Deere tractor, space hoppers (hopping balls), shark tooth finding, and barrel bull lasso. I saw the kids having fun with the activities, and I tried some too. I enjoyed the short maze, looking for pictures of horror movie characters. I tried the tricycle, which brought back my childhood. It was a workout to pedal, but still fun to do a round. The hopping balls were mostly kid sized, but I was about to sit on the bigger ball and hop a bit around the area. I tried to lasso the barrel bull, but couldn't really capture it. Instead, I saw kids pretend to ride it, so the equestrian in me got on for a pretend ride as well. I thought about doing the slides, but when I saw how steep it was and how hard the ground for the landing, I decided against it. I also didn't care for the hay ride or the barrel ride, since I don't care for noisy engines. For the food area, I tried the sausage hotdog, which had a good sized spicy pork sausage in a bun with peppers for 6.50. I could have a drink and chips combo for two dollars more, but didn't take the offer. There were plenty of seats, and a live band was playing various kinds of music. Bathrooms were mostly port a potties, but they looked clean. For the 15 dollar admission, plus 7 dollars for the horse ride, I thought it was a pretty good deal. I could have done the zip lines for 10 dollars more (as a combo in the ticket), but didn't care for it. It did look fun though as I saw many people enjoying it. Helmets were required for the upper line, but optional for the lower line only for little kids. I was not sure if they sold those tickets during the event, and I am pretty sure you had to buy them in advance. Tickets were not refundable, so you must commit to what you buy. While I found the farm to be a bit commercialized, I still found it to be nice, fun, and a good deal. With the cooler weather and nice shades, it was a good outdoor event for fun. I might visit again next year if I get a good deal.

Bill M.

Drove an hour from Palm Coast to Eustis today, so that we could check out Santa's Farm. Did my research beforehand and purchased tickets on-line - glad I did because upon arriving at the farm, we were greeted with a "sold out for the day" sign. Tickets were $5 apiece, and there was also a small processing fee. You have a one hour block of time in which you can arrive, and you can stay as long as you'd like. Santa's Farm has a similar feel to a farm in Arizona that I have been to - THAT farm was/is a disorganized money-grab. Needless to say, I was a bit worried that Santa's Farm would be the same. I am HAPPY to report that is is NOT! Santa's Farm is reasonably-priced, organized, and fairly clean. There are tons of employees, including some very professional folks who direct traffic & help you to park. There is NOT a ridiculous surcharge for every ride, although you do need to purchase tickets for the zip-line (understandable). The food was reasonably-priced, and was pretty good. Bought a single and double cheeseburger, and both were cooked well, and had great flavor. My only complaint was that the single was a tiny patty that had me flashing back to the 1980's, and saying "where's the beef?". There is an adult beverage area for when your parental nerves start to unravel.....lol. The crazy Elf Maze was the best, and we even found a shark tooth in the "shark tooth sandbox". Score! The tractor ride was fun, and afforded us the opportunity to look at the tree farm. We were hoping to get a tree, but the pre-cut ones didn't look the best, and the ones in the tree farm didn't suit our taste. WORTH MENTIONING is the fact that the tree farm is home to MANY Florida Gopher Tortoises - this tortoise is classified as a "vulnerable species", and is protected. We saw several while hunting for a tree, and it was GREAT to see that the folks at Santa's Farm have roped off their burrows, in an attempt to protect them. THANK YOU SANTA'S FARM FOR DOING THIS!!! Please put up a sign or two telling people to watch out for the tortoises - we nearly stepped in a burrow while walking around the farm! As far as negatives go, there were only a few: 1. Some of the animal pens were quite filthy, and I noticed a couple water containers that were AWFUL. This needs to be addressed immediately. 2. Many of the trikes at the trike course were not working or were in a state of disrepair. Nobody was riding them - I wonder why? 3. There was noticeable garbage here and there - I think Santa's Farm would benefit from a few roaming litter picker-uppers! With so many employees, I would think the above negatives could easily be fixed. All in all, we had a positive experience. Not perfect, but better than I had expected. Will give them another try next year. Watch out for those tortoises!

Stacy V.

I loved our visit to Santa's Christmas Tree Forest in Eustis! My family and I visited around the holidays, so we were able to partake in the Christmas activities. Not only can you cut down your own Christmas tree, but they have a lot of other things to do for kids and adults. The place requires tickets to be purchased on their website in advance, and they limit the number of tickets sold. During the time of my visit in late November 2020, there is a mandatory mask policy for all areas for everyone three and up (except the tree farm where you can remove it for photos once you are isolated). Note that the ground is all dirt, so wear appropriate shoes and clothes for the day. The check-in process turned out to be very easy. I showed them the tickets on my phone. I had also purchased an additional ticket in advance for my son to ride one of the horses. Once we entered, I saw a separate line for a horse or a pony, and my son chose the pony. The ride is only a couple minutes long. I thought it was reasonable for the price. They have it set up so you walk a one-way path through the petting zoo, and you can purchase food for the animals. The food is for mostly goats and a couple horses and donkeys. Rabbits, chickens, pigs, and ducks are also in the petting zoo. Next, we went to the activity area, which was a lot of fun. There is a huge slide, cornhole, tricycles, lassos, and a shark tooth digging area (aka big sand box). My son loved the sand box and they had plenty of plastic buckets and shovels. There is also a huge bounce pillow, which is basically a trampoline. I loved that all these activities are included with admission. Once you get past the activities, it is not one way path anymore. You can ride the tractor, pick out a Christmas tree, or have some food and drinks in a separate area. The food and drinks area was a bit crazy. The food lines were long for just hot dogs, but everything was reasonably priced including the drinks. We were able to find an isolated picnic table so that we could enjoy lunch. We didn't purchase a Christmas tree, but it was fun to see the forest and take a quick photo. Note that they have a separate photography pass for those who would like to set up a special photo session. I did get a good photo of my son with Santa, who was in a small shack behind a window, so that was a great way to have a physically distant photo with the jolly fellow. We ended our visit with a fun and bumpy tractor ride. Overall, a good visit and worth the drive out to Eustis!

Jessica G.

Very nice place. Ended up buying an imported tree for this year. Prices were a lot more than I've paid in the past but the tree kept up. Service was nice. Very knowledgeable.

Brittany R.

Oh man, I love love love this place!!! It's about a 45 minute drive out of Orlando and worth every second. It's so nice to get out of the city and reconnect with nature in such a cute / unique way. In the fall, it transforms into a pumpkin patch and in the winter it turns into a Christmas wonderland! It's super affordable to enter and there's a variety of activities for the whole family. Giant games, slides, feeding animals, tractor wagon rides, a bonfire - you name it! The only negative is the food selection kind of sucks. But it is really affordable so I guess that's an even trade off?? I will always choose this place over southern hills farms. I think you should go too!