Linda at check in is a superstar Tanya in the field super polite and a true Gem with his tidy treat people. Not yelling or barking at customers. Kathy at checkout was awesome. I shall return. Super fun picking strawberries myself. Kenny G read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Great times. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

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We have been visiting this place for years, and our kids love it. It was great during COVID because it's huge and maintained distance. Since then, this place has come a long way. They also had a flood and had to rebuild quite a few things. Since a great place to spend a weekend. Their baby goats are adorable. Make sure if you want to feed them, buy it online; otherwise, the wait is hours. read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

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Sweet Eats Farm is one of our absolute favorite places to visit. It is incredibly kid-friendly and just as fun for adults. There is so much to do that every visit feels like a full experience, not just a quick stop. The farm has a nostalgic, old-fashioned charm, and each month features a different theme, which keeps it fresh and exciting year-round. General admission includes a huge number of activities. There are apple cannon launches, face painting, giant bubble stations, horseback riding, and a petting zoo with chickens, goats, llamas, and alpacas. The live pig races are a must-see and always a hit with the kids. There is also a large bouncing and play zone with slides and plenty of open space for children to run and explore. The creativity and scale of the activities are genuinely impressive. Seasonal events make it even better. Depending on the month, you can enjoy strawberry picking, corn mazes, pumpkin patch festivities, and other unique themed attractions. It truly never gets old. We ended up buying annual passes because if you go four or more times a year, they easily pay for themselves. One small note for parents: it is not very stroller-friendly in some areas due to the terrain, so bring a sturdy stroller if you plan to use one. It is doable, but it can be a bit of a push and pull. 4 stars since the cost of admission per visit can get pricey with even a small family of 4 like us at $22-$25 per ticket, which is why we opted to buy annual passes, which still can add up. Additonally, the uneven terrain for strollers can be a grievance and I also wish they were open later all year around. Some months they close as early as 2pm and stay open no later than 6pm with the exception of a couple of months during the fall season where they extend their hours until 9pm but that's only for a small fraction of the year. read more

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Fun place to spend the day! Lots of things to do. Definitely check out the pig racing. Super funny and cute. The flower and pumpkin picking were fun too. The corn maze was bit of a let down but it's hard to hit 1000 batting average. Pro Tip: Go first thing in the morning before the crowds. I would bring your own lunch or eat some where else after. 7/10 Pumpkins read more

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Went for the Dino fest happening now and LOVED it! The kids had fun! Lots to do here. Pig races were adorable and my daughter loved the large petting zoo. Tons of photo opportunities everywhere. The corn maze was my favorite part -- so peaceful at sunset. Under 2 are free. Buy tickets online -- cheaper that way. Huge parking area. Loved it here and will be back, for sure. If you have kids, definitely go here! read more

There is so much to do there you can easily make it all day! This place is really well staffed and there are people actually there to help you at various activities. The petting zoo is fun, the animal demo and bird show is fun, and the apple cannon is epic! Added benefit, no parking charge! read more

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We visited Sweet Eats Adventure Farm for their adult Easter egg night hunt. I want to start by saying this is such a cool event to put on, but I do feel like it could have been a little better organized and more information could have been shared leading up to the event so ticket buyers knew what to expect. We were happy to find out that included in our ticket price, which was quite pricey in my opinion, we received a free drink each. We chose a can of Eastcider. We also got to visit the miniature animals, mainly goats, which was my favorite part of the evening. They hid a lot of eggs over many acres to be hunted at night. There were so many people and very few prizes. Eggs were found within a few minutes. There were about 2 really good prizes, the rest were ok. We had been to other egg hunts where you find prizes in the eggs and claim them after. At this event, they had you find eggs with candy or raffle tickets. Then they raffled off prizes. SO many ppl left with nothing, not even a small prize, so even though it was a fun experience, I wish we would have known about the raffle in advance. read more

We had a good time here we tried the baby animal feeding and the kids really enjoyed it. THey have all kinds of other stuff too like climbing structures and a bouncy thing. It was nice weather out so it was a great day to spend the day. read more

This is a pretty nice place to spend time with your family and friends Especially your kids read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Goat - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

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Came here for the Halloween and Fall season! It was such a sweet time for sure! We arrived on a very HOT day! Like 95 degrees but the pumpkin decor and activities were worth it. My family and I were most excited for the petting zoo which unfortunately got cancelled that day. It was a bummer but we still enjoyed visiting the goats and walking around so many chickens! They have horses you can ride and a funny pig race. Def plan to spend at least 2 hours here to do many of the activities and take cute fall pics! read more

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Great place to bring kids. So much to do not enough time to do it all. Some things are free with admission. We came with a school field trip so it depends on the package. The school purchases on what you can do. For those coming for their first time, I highly recommend sun protection And plenty of water. At this time due to the recent flooding, they don't have any available free water. So knowing that ahead of time would've been very useful. Otherwise it was great. The only thing that was slightly worrisome was the big maze. We were lost in there for over an hour and never found even half the clues. At some point, I wondered if we were ever gonna get out. Another tip make sure you have enough water before you enter the maze I would easily recommend anyone to check this place out I would be back. read more

Neat place, overpriced and poor advertising. If you're coming with a big family be sure you know up front you'll be dropping some money--and no cash accepted. Card only. It's all or nothing. There is no à la carte option for the various attractions, which again was not communicated on the website or the even on the signage when you get there. Even if parent(s) are not participating, they still have to pay full price for the privilege to walk around with and supervise kids. Pumpkin patch is free but it's not much to see-- just an instagram tourist destination. Kids had fun though the experience could be better for families overall. It's obvious their main concern at Sweet Eats is $$. Know this going in and you'll have a decent time. read more

So much to do, and so much fun. My 7 year old had a blast! Definitely recommend the Fall Fest read more

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I've already came twice this year fun place to bring the kids. The pumpkin patch is sooo cute got many pictures. Also purchased the general passes which take you to the very back and they have lots of fun activities for the kids read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

When we bought tickets for the goat feeding we had 12:00 by the time we checked out it moved our time to 3:00. We showed up anyway and asked if we could go a little early because we had to leave to the airport. The girl was very dismissive and rude when we asked. read more

Lots of things to do for all aged kiddos. I was a bit startled with the price initially because you pay a flat entrance fee ($25 I believe for age 2 and up) but everything is included: pony rides, face painting, pig race, petting zoo, etc etc. so it's worth it in the end. The grounds were beautiful, very dusty so don't wear your Sunday best shoes. One big complaint is they don't have a water refill station, only water bottles for a hefty purchase. Was disappointed in the Texas heat they don't have something to refill for folks who don't want to spend an extra $3.50 on a water bottle so my advice: bring lots of water! read more

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This farm is large and has so many friendly employees- With all this, why would you charge so much money for carnival food that is actually worse- very gross and the bakery- was so excited to get a donut and they come packaged and disgusting. We've visited many farms throughout life and what a disappointment. And now we will let the school know as well- they are planning field trips. read more

I found out about this farm on Tiktok. Otherwise, I had no idea that it even existed. We went to check out the tulips mostly. The farm is large and there are several things to do here. There are pony rides, animal adoptions, a petting zoo, apple cannons, truck rides, and face painting. There's even a restaurant in the middle of it. We stayed here for a good two hours taking photos and interacting with the animals. There is also a bakery on the other side of the entrance where you can validate your tickets or buy them. There is a lot of parking and we had no issue parking in the field. Bathrooms were located right at the entrance though there were also port-o-potties throughout the farm. I had a good time. Like others have said, it is dusty so dress accordingly. read more

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I brought my son here for the sunflower festival- we came with a couple friends and their child as well. We all had a great time! The sunflowers were bright and beautiful! They had several prop areas set up for photos but we took most of them with the flowers rather than the props. You have the option to pick sunflowers and pay for them after but They also had a beautiful field of other flowers that you can pick for free. We watched pig races filled with the silly puns and dad jokes. Slid down super huge slides that the kids absolutely loved. And pet so many animals! The petting zoo was full of so many animals that were all very friendly and cooperative. There was a pig that was very injured- we brought it to the staff's attention and they tended to her immediately. When we finished our visit we walked through the gift shop. We bought a hat, a pop gun, stuffed animals, candy, Carmel apples, cheesecake, and edible cookie dough. There were so many things to choose from! Before we left we ordered a few items from the cafe: rainbow sprinkle donuts, vanilla cream cold brew, pink drink, and apple cider. The bakery/cafe items were delicious but it the cashier/barista was very unwelcoming. Other than her, every other staff member we encountered was VERY friendly and the whole experience was great! We can't wait to visit again for their pumpkin festival! read more

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Disappointing fruit and produce picking. The flower variety and the quality was good. Tickets are too pricey and rude behavior by some staff members. Read the other reviews about animal treatment. Overall not worth the drive to Georgetown unless close to the area. read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - As of June 2023 - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

I recently came to this farm for the October fall event. I had come once before in 2021 and this place has exploded and improved sooo many things live revamping the horse/pony riding, providing coverage for one of the inflatable bouncy field for the kids, and a food platform to centralize all the eats in one spot. My recommendation for those with little ones is to come early when the farm opens to avoid lines for the horse/pony riding and face painting. There were also some planned events like pig racing and an exotic animal show and tell which were quite entertaining for the kids. The petting zoo is a must see for sure. They have little baby chicks to hold and pet which are absolutely adorable. I don't know if this is new but you get one free apple to shoot with the Apple cannons with your admission. Do it at least once and you might have some unexpected fun! read more

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My daughter and niece went there with their school for a field trip, we tagged along of course. This park is sad and small, we only were allowed access to one side of the park ONLY and my daughter and niece wanted to do pony rides, told us we weren't allowed, even went to try to pay they didn't allow us, apple cannons same thing tried to pay and we weren't allowed and face painting too bc we were on the field trip. Even tho we tried to pay for the separate attractions, it's like our money wasn't good enough and since we were with the field trip it was an issue, I signed a waiver. Why shouldn't my kids be allowed all the attractions even if we had/willing to pay for them!!! We will not be going back to this place, everything is overpriced anyhow. Do not recommend this place, save your money and go to Dewberry farms!! read more

Overpriced and horrendous living conditions for those poor animals. 20 bucks a person just to enter and walk around the grounds while charging so much extra for EVERYTHING. It was 85 degrees in full sun when we visited and the poor goats and baby calves were completely exposed to the elements with no awnings or any form of shades. They charge 12 extra dollars just to feed the animals. We came for tulip season and the tulips were mostly picked or past their prime and it cost 15 dollars just to pick your own 8 of them. We were given a voucher to shoot one apple from an apple cannon. Fun concept, but if we wanted to shoot more apples it cost 5 dollars PER apple, grocery store apples don't even cost that much. Do not waste your time driving out here, do not waste your money just to walk around the exposed grounds, and don't come unless you wanna just feel sad for those poor animals. read more

This place is 80 acres of awesome. To the dude that was mad in the reviews below that they don't let you pick and choose what to pay for to do....did you actually go to the park? This place you pay the $30 at the start and then anything you want to do (short of food and beverage) is free. My 5 YO and 2.5YO went pony riding, jumped on the bouncy house, got their face painted, walked a corn maze, watched pig racing, went down slides, all for free after the entry fee. Tell me where else you can get that nowadays? Everywhere else nickel-and-dime's you. This place is great and we will absolutely be back, hopefully soon for their dinosaur and christmas themes. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. Not to sound like too much of a shill but 5 stars from our family. read more

everything was super amazing and my daughter had a great time except every single animal in the petting zoo is incredibly mean. idk if they just aren't watching the kids and the animals are traumatized or if they just have mean animals because this has neverrrrr happened to my daughter at other petting zoos but everything in there from goats to rams to sheep to alpacas were either ramming her or spitting in her face. better be careful before someone's kid ends up getting seriously hurt. read more

beware spending your money here if you don't do your full research. i did not know about the living situation of the animals until someone on facebook informed me. the farm has also deleted her comment on facebook but luckily i screenshotted it beforehand. my boyfriend and i went to the farm it was about 75 degrees outside with full sun out. we were sweating and so hot, imagine the animals with fur. they have the goats and highland cow facing the direct sunlight with no shade whatsoever. they can turn the cows house around so she can get some shade, not sure why they don't. poor baby, we could tell she was so hot. the horses were tied up the whole time, especially the ones in front of the farm. we didn't see any water for them put out. poor things looked so sad. please think twice about coming here. they overcharge for everything but can't do simple things like give the animals some shade and water. read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

Easy check in bought a season pass. So excited to explore on future trips. Animals were kept clean and so were their pens, staff was friendly and attentive. Grounds are clean and we'll kept, food was better than some big restaurants. Fresh & hot. Adequate parking g. So glad I found d this place. Keep up the great work!! read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Baby goat - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

Wow! What a great farm. It was about an hour drive for me. I packed some travel snacks and water. When I finally arrived. I parked my car. It's a farm, so the parking lot is dirt. Expect your car to get dusty. And of course, you'll get a little dusty too, don't wear your white brand new shoes. As I walked up to the general store building. I was greeted by Katie. She told me how the whole places worked. Unfolded a map and pointed to all the different places on the farm. Depending if you're paying for the petting zoo, or just picking your own produce, you'll get a color coded wrist band. I got green. I was just going to walk around take some pictures and hopefully get some watermelon. I know it's out of season, but I was hoping something was going to be left. Sadly I didn't see a whole lot left as far as tomatoes go, or peppers. Maybe I was in the wrong spot. Or maybe they were further down the lanes. I did see watermelon, and I decided to try this yellow watermelon. Know idea what it would be like, and I got a dark green watermelon. I've only cut into the yellow one. And I have to say. I was surprised when I looked at the insides. It looked like a squash. The seeds were very different than a typical watermelon. Surprisingly, it was really good. Not a strong flavor, but still sweet. I did try a balsamic vinegar on it too, just to play with some flavors, and it was delicious! Overall, this farm was really wonderful, and next year, I will come during peak season, not end season. They do have a wonderful pumpkin area too. I took pictures of the house frame that they use to sit pumpkins all over it. Great place for photo ops. You can see their IG page and see the shots from past pumpkin season. They do have picnic tables all over. They do have an outside bar. As I finished my outside tour, I wondered through the general store and picked up some goodies. They have a lot of sweets. Caramel apples, fudge, pies, homemade jams, donuts, and cakes and lattes. A little bit of everything for your sweet tooth. Hope to come back during peak season next year. Or maybe even come back when the temps are cooler and get into the Fall spirit. read more

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Really liked it and I hope I can be back next year with my now toddler. We enjoyed this spot along with my mom and husband, what we liked was the spots for pics, the murals , the pumpkin house , all of them are a MUST for fall pics. Since I arrived late I could not explore the whole place but I was only on the 'no price ticket' part where we were able to buy pumpkins and walk while the sunset was about to catch us read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

Our annual pumpkin patch trip to Sweet Eats is always a hit. We popped over again on a Saturday morning and spent the majority of our time playing! The grounds have seen upgrades as the gravel path to get in is no longer a thing! There is a grand entry building with well thought out family bathrooms! You enter and see a wonderful cafe for breakfast drinks and noms, and then get your tickets/checked in. FYI. It is cheaper to buy your tickets before arriving. At about $25 per person, adults and kids, it's kinda a pricy affair, but everything is included in your activities, swings, mazes, petting zoos, pony rides and hay rides. Our favorite is always apple cannon shooting, lots of tractor rides and bikes, animal shows and more! The giant slides and digging for treasure are sure to keep your little ones obsessed for hours. We finally left, which I'd suggest you come in clothes that don't mind getting dirty, it was especially windy and dusty and we had definitely seen some fun out there. Pumpkin patch is a bit pricy for what it's worth, but has plenty of Instagram worthy spots. Our newest upgrade fav thing is having kiddo and adults dance on the stairs to make the chickens sing, we could do it all day long! Kettle corn and treats on your way out, and the gift shop is a trap with kids! No way to avoid it but we can't wait to visit again next year! read more

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Love It Here!! Lots of fun, and a lot of things to do! Took a lot of beautiful pictures. Overall just amazing place, i love it, had fun and would definitely recommend! read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

I love it here!!! Ive been taking my babies here for over a year now for their events! We went for the dinosaurs, pumpkin patch, berry picking! The price is worth it because everything is included but food and drinks. And your kids stay entertained the whole entire time! Thats a win in my book read more

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My family and I spent a day at the farm this weekend. We started with breakfast with Santa which was delicious and offered a nice selection. And there were Mimosas for the adults. Afterwards, the kids enjoyed activities placed throughout the farm including face painting, the jump pad, go carts and the apple cannon to name a few. The apple cannon was a favorite of mine as well. Lots of places for photo ops including seeing Santa again. It was well worth the drive and money. read more

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First time going to Sweet Eats. There are a bunch of activities like apple cannon, petting zoo, jump pads, pony rides, corn maze, and more. General admission includes all these activities and one free apple for the cannon. I got my ticket online and if you can't make a certain date, the tickets is valid until the end of the year. This is a great place to take younger kids but adults can have a lot of fun enjoying the scenery and there is also a big horse to ride. My favorite is watching the goats. They are just chewing sticks and wandering around. There were some people but not overcrowded and the weather was just right.if you want to see pig races, there are certain times and you can check the website for more information. read more

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Sweet Eats was a fun day for my daughter and myself. As an older teen it was mainly about getting the Selfie. But we also just soaked up the Autumn atmosphere on this 55 acre working farm. Everyone was very friendly. Especially the wagon drivers. Seems like a great place to just let your kids run off some energy plus experience the petting zoo. The $25 cost per person is a little steep but comparable to a day at the zoo. You will enjoy it. They also feature pick your own Christmas trees during the holiday season. read more

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Sweet Eats Fruit Farm (also known as Sweet Eats Adventure Farm) is similar to P-6 Farms in Montgomery, TX and offered many of the same activities. It is located approximately 30 minutes north of Austin. General admission to Sweet Eats ALSO included: - Unlimited pony rides - Giant petting zoo - Feeding the animals - Face painting - Obstacle course - "Traverse wall" - "Swing line" - Pedal carts - And more! This adventure farm also has a general store and bakery on site. On our recent visit, we visited the pumpkin patch only. We also enjoyed coffee and a treat from the bakery before we headed over to the pumpkin patch. The pumpkin patch offered many photo ops and had very affordable pumpkin prices. Admission for pumpkin patch: Free entry on weekdays, $5 per person on weekends Parking: Free We plan to visit again in the future to take advantage of everything they have to offer! read more

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I came here for the fall festival. I do not have kids but wanted to see the zoofari people. They did bring a variety of wild animals but you couldn't hold them and you could touch just a couple of them. The pumpkin patch is definitely instagram worthy to get all your shots for the holiday. They had some cool varieties of pumpkins, they also had a petting zoo with baby chicks to hold. The pig races were cute to watch, we had fun doing the (rubber) duck races, corn maze was ok. It was really hot and we were baking in the sun. They have a ton play ground areas for the kids to play in and on. There is also a bar for the parents and 3 places to eat like pizza and burgers. You can order with the QR codes on the table and they alert you when the food is ready. Did not see any GF options. the apple cannons were also fun. The gift shop had tons of sweets to choose from. I got some edible cookies dough and it's worth my $9 They also had pony rides and face painting for the kids. read more

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The domestic rabbits here are treated completely inhumanely and aren't provided with their basic needs.Their thermal comfort zone is between 59-77°; temperatures above 85° are dangerous for them and the point at which they are at high risk of fatal heat stroke. Georgetown gets HOT in the Spring and Summer, and these rabbits are kept outside. Rabbits also need a steady supply of fresh water, unlimited amounts of hay to eat, and small spaces where they can hide. They provide none of that here: their water/water bowl is absolutely disgusting, there is no edible hay in sight, and they are completely exposed with no spaces to hide. If you find animal cruelty to be a problem, stay away from this place at all cost. read more

Sweet Eats Adventure Farm - Disgusting, bacteria and disease-ridden water bowl. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Georgetown, Texas

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First of all, we got harassed MULTIPLE times from farm workers asking for our wristbands and if we paid. We had them perfectly visible. Everywhere we went, " did you pay for that? Did you pay for those flowers? Those pumpkins? " might as well asked if i paid to breathe. If it was one time i would've understood. But not one, not twice, MULTIPLE??! Yeah, thats a bit much. The scenery itself was nice but the energy wasn't as open as i thought it would be. Also, I didn't see ANYONE ELSE get treated this way. And yes, I did pay for everything. read more

This place has more things to do than Disney World entertainment all year long for the whole family, fun, fun, fun and fireworks in October