Very fun experience! We were able to do the strawberry picking and ride the tractor train. They…read morealso had games and food for us to try. As well as animals to pet and see!

We spent time here today for our 27th wedding anniversary. It could not have been a more enjoyable…read moreday. Perfect weather. We got to pick fresh blackberries. Walked amongst some beautiful flowers. See 50k Ladybugs be released. It was a wonderful day to spend with my beautiful wife.

Every year I go to Five cousins to pick my own strawberries... I didn't even know that place…read moreexisted. It happened the day I decided to go to Poteet, five cousins was closed and they posted on their Facebook page other farms suggestions in the area. This one caught my eye. It is family owned and even the grand kids are there showing people how to pick the strawberries. It is a great place for a family outing. Very friendly and generous. They don't even weight the strawberries... you get a box and even overfill it for $20 It was a fun day and for sure I will return!

It was a perfect day to visit Boogy Creek Farm. They had a great variety of vegetables grown, the…read morestaff was friendly, and my granddaughter had a wonderful time running around.

What a beautiful experience today at Boggy Creek Farm. I've been wanting to explore, visit, or…read morevolunteer here for so long. Fortunately today there was a community yoga class (Swift Fit Events), plus a succulent class (East side succulents). This allowed us the opportunity to explore and enjoy the property. We brought our mother along to enjoy, and she quickly made friends. There is a lovely market filled with fresh produce, plus other local goods. Everyone was friendly, and helpful. The restrooms are very accessible, and clean! So happy to have this precious gem in Austin! Thank You

I texted to confirm that they were open on a day their website said they were open and was told…read morethey were closed. They then asked me to place an order, which I did and didn't hear back until a few days later. (Which is fine it was the weekend) but for a website that stresses the fact that they have no prices and are donation only, their "recommended donation" is twice what I already pay for raw milk and what I pay at the farmers market for the other items. I had no plans to short change them and was going to donate what I would normally pay Plus the fee for the glass milk bottles. I'm not comfortable countering with a 'donation' that I can afford when their recommendation is so high. Milk is $14 a gallon but sold in half gallon jugs that are $5 a piece, so that's $24 a gallon for your first purchase. (Bottles are reusable do goes down to $14/gal after that). I get that they run a ministry and it costs money but it feels so underhanded to put that your donation only and splash 'NO PRICES!' across your website only to blind side customers with the highest prices around when we place an order. I cancelled my order and explained that I don't couldn't afford that much and I didn't hear back. Nothing about 'donate what you can afford' which is what the website says, so I'm assuming that they're pretty firm on their 'recommended donation'. If you want to charge that much, list it on your website and justify your prices. Explain why it's worth it. Don't be underhanded about it. I was so excited to learn about what y'all do the and to try your products but I'm so turned off now.

I didn't mind paying $10 for the milk because you don't just go for the milk, you go for the…read moreexperience. Me and my buddy Ike go to Texas State and I was looking for a place to get my raw milk needs and Seguin seemed to be the closest to San Marcos (26 miles) After being pissed off about getting lost while trying to get to this place, I thought I was going to have to put up with a bunch of religious nuts just by judging by the name. Not being very religious I didn't think I was going to care for "that kind" of experience and just pick up my milk and leave. I ended up staying 2 extra hours to chat with Gina and Denise. These ladies were very soulful, educated and offered stimulating conversation. They brought out some sweet tea and fried chicken for me and Ike (free) They asked us about our heritage and backgrounds and where we came from. We felt very at home and I didn't feel like I was being bombarded about why I wasn't a Christian. They offer tours, horseback riding and want to get to know you. I know I'll be returning for more milk and who knows I'll probably do some volunteer work one of these weekends. They gave us some personalized prayer for us on the way out and left on good mood. Come check out the spot! I'll try to write a better review the next time I go when I need more milk.

Awesome looking place, allot of family friendly fun just a short drive outside of austin. Looking…read moreforward to checking them out. Will be uodating with more pictures a d details once I do.

Awesome property with incredible produce!read more

They only let me give it 5 stars, so I'm going with 5. Great place, great people, good prices, and…read moregreat quality berries. It's a wonderful place and just a short trip from Austin. Make sure and check out their Facebook page since they are not open every day to make sure that they have plenty of berries for their customers. We go a few times every season and eat some fresh and freeze the rest. Great activity to get out of the house and get some fresh air.

Love love love this farm. Their FB page is always up to date with when they are open. They do not…read moreuse any pesticides and encourage tastings. So friendly and kind. They have both thorn and thornless berries, which makes it really nice for the littles that don't quite get the owie concepts. A lot of times they also have some other veggies for sale. I love coming here first thing in the morning with my family. Then smashing the berries to put on warm toast.

My husband and I had such a wonderful experience! We picked strawberries and flowers !! You ride…read moreon a trailer being pulled by an old tractor to the strawberry patch! It was so much fun. There were adults and children all enjoying themselves. On the tractor ride back to the main building, there was a little one that was covered head to toe in strawberry juice! You could tell he enjoyed himself immensely! He was adorable!! Even though they ask people not to eat the strawberries while picking, I don't blame this little guy for sampling some. They are sweet, juicy and delicious!! Can't wait to go back during peach season to pick peaches!!! There are so many things to do for little ones too! Big inflated jumping trampoline area and water slides (too cold right now for that right now, though I'm sure during the summer it's a big hit!) Do yourself a favor and eat at Leroy's Tex Mex BBQ too!!

Super cute farm with great peaches and really good peach ice cream. We ate peach ice cream at 3-4…read moreplaces over the weekend and this was by far the best. A little disappointed that we weren't able to do the pick your own option but strawberry season had just ended and there were no options for peach picking the Saturday that we went out. Picked up some peaches to take home with us though and they are divine!

San Marcos Farmers Market is great. Great selection of items. From veggies, fruits, breads, honey,…read moreand other goods. Great selection of plants and veggies for the garden. The vendors are amazing. The vendors are very friendly and helpful. The farmers market is located outside the historical courthouse in downtown San Marcos.

SAN MARCOS, TX: the town has a beautiful downtown square with shops, restaurants, and a weekly…read moredowntown Farmers Market! The outdoor farmers market is held all-year-round on Saturdays from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and leashed dogs are allowed! A part of E. San Antonio Street is shut down to traffic to allow pedestrians to shop and mingle. Farmers and vendors bring their fresh produce and homemade goods to cross items off your shopping list, find a unique gift, try something new, and connect with the community. San Marcos Downtown Square 111 E San Antonio St San Marcos, TX 78666

Attended a Galentines night. We were able to pet and feed multiple animals: pigs horses alpacas…read morecows etc. The owners/ workers stayed in the pens the whole time and offered fun info about each animal and their personalities. There were snacks provided and we were able to paint. The event was BYOB. We stayed past the end time to hangout and chat by the fire and we did not feel rushed at all. This is a family farm and the atmosphere is very welcoming. I thought it was a great price for the event and all the proceeds go towards the animals and their upkeep. I would attend another event.

Rolling up it looks like it's a family home but one you park and stroll up, you'll see it's a…read moredecent sized space with tons of animals. It's family run and they have sweet stories on the founding of the space. I went for a moos and mimosas event they had and for $25 you got two drink tickets and the opportunity for endless animal cuddles. They had so many cows and piggies roaming around and I was surprised that they also had horses, chickens, goats, alpacas, and an emu stroll in around (she wasn't even aggressive!) They have a brown alpaca that gives KISSES (for treats, lol) and hurt getting to sit and snuggle up with the cows was really so sweet. I think Pancake was the best girlie, she nuzzled and just laid her head in my lap, when I stopped rubbing her head to check my phone she nudged me like "I didn't say we were done yet" lol, such a cutie. It really was such a good time, I wanna recommend them to everybody, honestly. Just wear something you don't mind getting dirty! I left madddd dusty. Check out their socials though! They post all sorts of events.