Blueberry Hill Farm is a treat. It's deep in the country, technically in Clermont but still a ways…read moreaway. But it's worth the drive. It doesn't have any of the fancy get ups, but for blueberry picking it has everything you need. Organic and conventional blueberries ($7 a lb and $4 a lb, respectively). Buckets, with bags and sanitizing wipes. Lots of blueberries of all kinds of varieties. It also has a few things you don't need but will welcome--like golf carts to take you to the organic blueberries if you don't want to walk, and a little pond that you can bring your fishing rod to to try and catch some fish! It's a beautiful, uncrowded spot and the end of a long dirt road. If you're looking to pick blueberries, it's as good of a spot as any.

For many un-foreseen reason we have not been able to go for two years, but we love this farm. We…read moreare trying this year, hopefully we can. Kids really want to go.

Best peaches! Great service. Highly recommend. Beautiful orchard. Blueberries no longer available.read more

If you're looking for some delicious peaches, this is the place! We enjoyed our time here and it's…read morea plus that the bucket fills up pretty quick.

If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more First off, we started at the "maze," which was not scary at all and filled with little kids pretending to be actors. They were terrible at scaring people, honestly, it was so bad it was funny. I wouldn't even call it a maze; I don't know what it was supposed to be. It took maybe 5-10 minutes to get through, and it was just an overall joke. Then we moved on to the forest part, which was somehow worse. They offer light-up necklaces so the "actors" (if you can even call them that) can touch you. As soon as the trailer dropped us off, one of the workers grabbed my girlfriend by the neck very aggressively and dragged her into the line. She ended up with neck pain, and I was furious. I thought they were supposed to scare people, not assault them. That was completely uncalled for. We tried to make the best of it and keep going, but the whole walk through the forest was a mess. The workers just stood there, screamed in people's faces, and awkwardly walked toward you. It wasn't scary, it was just annoying. Near the end, they made everyone go through a tube, and as my girlfriend went through, one of the actors started shaking it violently to the point where she fell and hurt her back, which ended up bruised. Again, not scary just dangerous and careless. Overall, this place was a complete waste of time and money. The actors were inexperienced, unprofessional, literal children trying and some of them were downright aggressive. If you're looking to actually be scared, don't come here, you'd have a better time watching paint dry.

I love getting Florida blueberries straight from the farm. Although I'm not all about picking them…read more I did it last year and blueberries are so teeny tiny. It would take me forever to fill a bucket. So buying the pre-picked ones again for the second week in a row at a different blueberry farm made me happy. A lot of places are closed, but farms are essential since there are fruits and veggies, etc. This blueberry farm is wonderful and has such great character. I love the big trees with shaded area. It's very family oriented. Their prices are really good too. If you pre-pick you park your car and go behind the green door to the side. If you pick blueberries, the tram will take you to the designated picking spot. There is music, blueberry lemonade, blueberry soft serve, pies, salsas, honeys. There's a playground for the kiddos and picnic tables and rocking chairs and an inside outside restrooms. I bought pre-picked for 2lbs for $10. This is cheaper than the place I went to last week in Lakeland. I loved our time here, and so glad I found a beautiful local spot! They are dog friendly by the picnic tables, but not in the blueberry fields. That makes total sense! So glad they were so welcoming to us! We will be back next year!!

I'm so happy to have some local honey. I've read about so many benefits of it for allergies,…read moreasthma, etc. Queen Kathleen sells her honey in different local places besides her own store. I have seen it at the Jiffy in San Antonio & Shannon's Produce in Zephyrhills, and the Fresh Market farmers market at Wiregrass. I plan to buy a gallon next time. There's so many flavors and items to choose from. I can't wait to try more of the variety.

Love love love this little place. Right off a dirt road in Dade City you'll find the cute little…read morehouse. There are several honey flavors that are carried all year and if you come at the right time, there will be seasonal flavors. The regular flavors are orange blossom, green swamp wildflower, Christmas berry and Tupelo. My favorite is the wildflower honey. There are several sizes to choose from. From the littlest bear to giant gallons! There are homemade candies and some honey novelty items as well. Honey sticks come in 11 flavors. They offer creamed honey in orange blossom, cocoa, cinnamon, and raspberry. Handmade lip balms in 9 different flavors. Red wine honey vinegar. Hardd candy with honey centers. Honey dippers and more! It's a honor system check out. Bring cash or check!

This is the third of of the flea market triad , along with Market of Marion and Reninger's / Mount…read moreDora. Lots of fresh produce, wider aisles than other flea markets, to the extent that many drag wagons along. Nice mix of vendors and something to do on Mondays.

Well the market was nothing like the pics depict on the website so I was a lil' disappointed. Most…read morevendors were out of water and one actually said he only bought one case of water to sell. I guess I was used to the old Sanford Flea Market which had indoor and outdoor booths along with decent merchandise. Unfortunately this was a one time deal for me because I like to support small entrepreneurs.

I love coming out to Far Reach Ranch, the blue berries are plentiful and so sweet. The staff is…read morevery nice and helpful. I decided to grab some brunch and they were able to accommodate my request. The patata bravas was delicious, potatoes crispy and the creama is addicting! If you do not like spicy then skip the harissa. The ensalada was refreshing. The poundcake was my favorite, very decadent and loved the whip cream. The bathrooms were very clean and the drinks were tasty! Overall, a great family friendly establish with loads of great food and even better ambiance.

I went to pick blueberries and had a great time. The staff was friendly and helpful. The…read moreblueberries were abundant and picking was fun and easy. They had a very cute set up with a bar and a food truck and plenty of shade. They had music playing and a vintage record market going on while I was there. It was kid friendly and dog friendly. I would go back.

when I came in Sedanos I saw this new bakery where what caught my attention was the natural instant…read morejuice, I tried it and know that I'll back, cool drinks always turn me back, good for them! next time I'll back to buy food.

This morning at the winter garden farmers market my hubby and I stopped at this booth and right…read moreaway such good vibes. my husband knows this lovely treat from his childhood so it drew his attention. We were offered to try as many samples as we wanted and we definitely could have had all We tried a few samples... the passion fruit and biscotti which were both delicious !! but coconut stuck out to us both. The sample size was a perfect amount to give you a perfect taste. Such a great treat especially if your dairy free. You can find them at few different farmers markets..