Loved it. Friendly staff and delicious citrus... what more needs to be said! Well apparently a…read morelittle bit more before Yelp will consider it a legit review. Anyhow, I highly recommend it!

This family is so sweet. The groves remind me so much of the days we had many more and you could…read moreroll your windows down and smell the orange blossoms while driving. The oranges are yummy. The prices are excellent. Nice people. Great experience

This place is a lot of fun to visit with kids…read more I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised. They have a cafe with breakfast, lunch, baked goods, and coffee. They also have a little store where the cafe is where you can buy pickles, jams, and other goods in jars. There is a little train that runs every 30 minutes ($5) that gives you a good tour of the farm. There is a playground and rooes course for kids as well as an area with animals that has goats, pigs, sheep, a donkey, chickens, and roosters. There is also a farm area where you can pick your own vegetables. There are little buckets with garden shears to help cut off the leaves. I wanted to pass this information along regarding all there is to do there because I had trouble finding it on their webpage.

12.13.25 - First time attending Christmas at Schnepf Farms and I thought it was so cute!…read moreUnfortunately, we arrived later than planned so I don't feel like we explored everything. The place seemed pretty big. It was like walking into a Christmas village. There were Christmas lights, decor, and even a bit of fake snow. What would have made it better is if they added speakers throughout the place and had Christmas music playing. It seemed like there are plenty of things to see and do here. Train rides, other rides, mini golf, bouncy house, paint ball, ice skating, arts & crafts, bonfires, food/drinks, and plenty of photo ops throughout the place. I tried food from Sublime Cheesesteaks food truck. I ordered the Goucho Cheesesteak and it came out to $16.80 total. My friend ordered the Original. Goucho was good. I think my friend said Original was good too. I did see a food stand selling taters and fries. That sounded good at the time too! It was so cold out (forgot my jacket) so I was trying to hurry and find some hot cocoa to warm up a bit. Found a cocoa cart and I believe it was $7 a cup. Added marshmallows and crushed peppermint to mine and it was perfect! I for sure want to come back again but earlier next time to see everything! Also, hope to see the pumpkin patch this year as well. Tip #1: purchase your tickets online ahead of time for the date you plan to attend. They might sell out if you wait until the day of. My friends bought their entrance & train tickets a week or so before I did. By the time I purchased, the train tickets were sold out. GA tickets: $25.95 ($28.18 after tax) Train ride: $10 Tip #2: carpool with friends especially if you have a lower car and care about it. I believe the road after turning into the property and the parking was all dirt and gravel. Luckily, I carpooled with friends who had an suv

I bought one of their organic candles just to add a little extra to my room before my boyfriend…read morecame over for the first time and I was really surprised. I honestly didn't expect anything from this company as I haven't heard about them before but this candle smelled sooo good. I got the "A lil suga on top" candle before I lit the candle it smelled good but after I lit it the smell filled the room. And the jar it came in was super cute. Next one i'm going to get is the "Going on a vaca" candle.

Great place! Amazing selection all local grown so nothing needs to acclimate like the stuff brought…read morein from Cali at your big box stores. Super friendly and incredible pricing! We definitely will be back for more!

U-Pick citrus is most likely something completely foreign to anyone outside of Arizona, California,…read moreand Florida. So when I heard of picking citrus from a variety of species of trees all in place, I naturally said, "Yes please!" Trees and citrus available, all in varying amounts and dependent on the harvest, are as follows: tangerine, blood orange, orlando tangelo, minneola tangelo, oro blanco grapefruit, kumquat, valencia orange, meyer lemon, Lisbon lemon, and a whole lot more. The place used to be a research grove, operated by the University of Arizona, so there is a large variety here. So come enjoy it while it lasts. You never know when this land will turn into houses.

Great and friendly service. Answered all the questions I had about what there were sell and their…read moretrees and if they didn't know they would go out of there way and get me an answer. Follows mask wearing protocol to keep everyone who comes out to buy safe. Good family and friend co-op group of individuals with rich deep history.

Justice Brothers is one of our favorite you-picks! The staff is all super friendly and the…read moreexperience of the you-pick is so wonderful. They have the BEST citrus and honey. I can't wait until they open to the public again for you-picking. It is has become a loved and treasured family tradition in our home.

Very friendly! Originally came to pick up a uhaul but stayed for the animals. Everyone was so…read moreincredibly friendly! Such a gem!

Kiddo loved the animals and I think it's cool that all the animals are rescues! Some of the…read moreenclosures could use some love though and I thought there were some enclosures with too many animals. A cheap and fun activity though.

I have been following this farming operation for 15 years. Mark Rhine is a prodigy when it comes…read moreto growing produce organically and raising chickens and ducks ethically. We visited his farm today, Saturday to pick up some of his produce, what a treat! On weekends, Rhibafarm also covers farmers market all over the valley, check out their website to follow their schedule, well worth it!

Had the pleasure of touring this lovely farm today to learn more about their unique style of…read moregrowing healthy and nutrient dense produce that tastes delicious. We often grab our groceries at the Gilbert Farmers market and super impressed with the quality of our food here. Farmer Mark is knowledgeable and cares about our community and the future. He is a true gem. He teaches the younger generation about methods of sustainability and how the food really impacts others while taking into account how waste can be turned into something new. Anyways, the place is so peaceful and you can just sense how much care and regard has been put into the whole operation.

Very pretty, working location that normally closes for the intense Arizona summers. You can walk…read morethe property and see what they have growing, and say hello to the chickens/ducks and sometimes turkeys in their coops. This is also a reservable venue for weddings! The food here is pretty pricey, but delicious. It's a great time when the weather is nice to sit outdoors and enjoy a good meal. The eggs are fresh and most of the produce is too. Would recommend!

2/28/26: it was disappointing eating lunch at The Farm. Years ago we had eaten at Quiessence and…read morehad a lovely time. Wanting to try another of their restaurants before the ungodly heat arrived, we decided to stop in for lunch. Parking: can be a bit nerve wracking, especially parking in the dirt lots east of the place. You have to walk across 32nd St & if you know Phoenix drivers, this can be dangerous. There is a pedestrian light now, though, so that helps -- but oddly enough, there's no "walk" signage. It's merely a blinking yellow light for north- sound-bound traffic so you have to pray to the universe drivers are paying attention & actually stop for you. Ordering: a bit odd. The main door we went in was more the middle door that didn't really take you to the beginning. There's a drink station then the food station. We skedaddled to the right of the main doors for the drink order, only to discover there's another door that people walk through to place orders. So we joggled w/ another customer trying to figure out who was there first. It honestly felt like a school cafeteria, a bit chaotic, as well as cramped. The patio was pretty large & well shaded, but it was also full -- and this particular day also the ONLY SHADE. We were left to sit at one of their many tables on the grounds with no shade. Food: not worth the $77 we paid. I get it's a working farm, & though we try to support local as much as possible, the food we ordered was not good enough that we will stop by again. The strawberry fields salad was a typical salad, no wow factor there. The Italian sammy was dry. There was a minuscule amount of some kind of dressing on it, but def not enough. Dessert: red velvet whoopie pie was so overpriced it's not funny. If it tasted great, I wouldn't complain...it did not taste great. The pecan pie was abysmal; not enough filling and very bland. Two "specialty" drinks, a salad, a sandwich, & two small desserts, for $77? No, sorry, not again.