This little family farm is amazing. We had so much fun feeding and petting goats, cows, pigs and…read moreeven their Great Dane Lou. We got cow cuddles with Auto meet his mom, dad and sister. We also meet a fuzzy donkey named Wonky. We will definitely be back.

I love it here!! So so so much…read more Ray and Sarah are super knowledgeable, very hands-on, and just so kind. Depending on the ticket you get, you can hang out with the goats for as long as you want, you can feed cows (including the baby zebu esmee!!) and chickens, you can interact (pet, hug, brush, take pictures with) the cows (certain ones, but its all awesome) and then you go back and hang with the goats more! All of the animals are well taken care of. They all seem happy and calm, they aren't begging for food, they seem to enjoy the human attention and of course they are just so cute. I've told pretty much anyone who will listen about this place. Can't wait to go back!

I've been all about mangos since they are in season right now. I found Long View Family Farm on FB,…read more& messaged them to see if they had mango available today, & they sure did. I stopped by and Thuy was super helpful. She told me about the varieties of mango that she had. I let her know I wanted sweet juicy ones. She picked up a handful of mangos for me. She labeled them and she wrote down which ones I can eat in order of when they would be ready. She let me know mangos should be stored in room temperature until they are ripe. She grows the mango trees here as well as many other tropical fruits. She also sells coffee, drinks, and mango bread and muffins and other fruits that are available. She posts availability on Wednesdays and people can get the best pick then. She also meets people in Land O Lakes for orders which is nice and convenient for me. Glad I was able to check it out. It's a nice spacious barn with seating and there were baskets of mangos that are labeled and flower arrangements and other goodies that she had. Great service and excited for fresh local grown mangos!

Awesome local farm…read more Stopped by for the first time and such a great place. Spacious barn with fresh fruits, locally made products and several drink and dessert choices. Currently sugar apples, soursop, and chimoya are in season so we got some of each to try. Owner was so helpful and friendly. She explained everything, how to tell if ripe, etc. Outside they have trees you can purchase. We bought a mango tree and they did a great job explaining what was needed and helping to package and secure for the ride home. Do not miss out on the drinks and desserts. We got the mango ice cream. Homemade and so delicious. You could really taste the farm mango. Not your commercial ice cream. A great way to end our trip to the farm. They have 40 varieties of mangos and so many other tropical fruits. Cannot wait to go back and try more throughout the year.

We recently visited and were excited based on everything advertised, especially the U-pick flowers…read moreand the BOGO ticket promotion. The farm itself is nice and offers a variety of activities, food stations, and areas to explore, so there's definitely a lot for families to enjoy. However, our experience was disappointing due to inconsistent information and lack of clarity. The website stated the morning of our visit that flower picking was no longer available, which was one of the main reasons we chose to come. Additionally, there was confusion around the BOGO promotion. Members of our group who arrived about 30 minutes earlier were able to purchase and use the deal, but when we arrived, we were told it was only valid on Friday. This was frustrating, as it didn't align with what others in our party experienced that same day, and resulted in us paying more for the same entry. We understand that policies and availability can change, but clearer communication and consistency would make a big difference. With multiple paid options throughout the farm, honoring the promotion or offering some flexibility would have been a good gesture. Overall, it's a nice place with a lot to offer, but the inconsistencies took away from what could have been a great experience

We recently celebrated my daughter's birthday at the farm and had such a wonderful experience!…read moreEverything was beautiful and the atmosphere made it such a fun place for a kids' party. A huge shoutout to Penelope, who took such great care of us during the party. She was incredibly attentive, friendly, and brought such a fun, positive energy the whole time. She made sure everything ran smoothly and helped make the day stress-free for us as parents. We're so grateful for the experience and would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to host a birthday party or family outing. Thank you for helping make my daughter's day so special!

Tommy and his crew have been a great find since they were on US1. Now they have relocated to this…read morelocation off Airport Road in Ormond Beach. When you mention Big League, Tommy or "The Farm" plant people know what you are talking about. They always have a great selection and great prices. You can but plants and do it yourself or have Tommy come out and design and plant your garden for you. Always fun just to stop by and look around. I rarely leave empty handed.

Great place! Thanks guys for my primrose she now has a new home! Woohoo will be back for more. Timread more

It was well worth the extra week wait in opening for this year. It was supposed to open last week,…read morebut got delayed due to floods. I was able to get my ticket for a little under 18 dollars online. The ticket included the maze, hayride, mobile dinosaur exhibit, some activities, and vendor booths. It was an hour away from Orlando, and close to residential areas in St. Cloud. Parking was free and there were attendants assisting us. It was a small walk to the entrance, where our tickets were scanned, then we were inside. There were quite a few vendors selling local products, food, drinks, and also political stuff. While eating food and drinks, there were shaded areas to enjoy them, as well as a live musician playing mostly country hits. The maze was small and seemed to only have one entrance/exit. Throughout the maze were some fun facts about various plants and animals. While I didn't see an exit, I spent some time enjoying the corn fields and views of the people riding the horses. Next to the maze, was the horseback riding. This was an extra 10 dollars for 2 short laps around an oval. I was very happy they allowed adults to ride too, so of course I had to sit on a horse. It was a bit pricey, but still worth it for anyone who need a horse therapy. I also took the complimentary hayride, which gave a 15 minute tour of the barn. There was a live narrator who talked about the barn, activities, animals, and other facts of their ranch. It was a relaxing ride that felt like the PeopleMover at Disney. I did see the small farm and saw animals like horses, donkeys, chickens, and goats. You were allowed to feed them for 50 cents, and the donkey loved the attention from the guests. The mobile dinosaur exhibit was mostly digging for fossils, and everyone was allowed to keep 3 gems/fossils they found. They staff at the exhibit were very friendly in explaining the fossils. There were also some photo ops where you can mount the dinosaur statues nearby. Other activities I saw were gem mining (5 dollars extra and you get to keep the ones you found) , inflatable sports, jumping pillow, barrel rides pulled from a tractor, and corn shooting from a cannon (2 dollars for 3 shots). I did try the corn cannon, and it was pretty loud, but still fun to shoot the corn husks. There was a target where if you hit it, you could win a t-shirt. Overall I spent a little over 2 hours and 27 dollars total for the activites, but still thought it was worth it. The staff and vendors were very friendly and helpful. The attendants were attentive is assisting us with the activities and parking. The food and drink prices were reasonable for the festival. Even though it was an hour drive from Orlando, it was still worth the drive for a little over 2 hours of fun. The prices for the extra cost activities are also reasonable. Even though the area was smaller than I thought it would be, it still had enough activities to enjoy for fall weather and weekend break. I will definitely consider going again next year. Overall: A-

This setting is the quintessential farm festival experience with games for every age group, food,…read morevendors and a hay ride with BigFoot sightings! Great family fun and adventures! Holistic and wholesome! It's a fully functioning ranch and Only open for farm festival in October! Can't wait for next year!

Love this place! Homemade ice cream on point, can't wait for the produce to start sellingread more

Exceptional food from an attentive team in a clean, open room. A+ from the tuna poke bowl to the…read morecocktails. Ye Ole Davis Farms is a hidden treasure. This is not a young singles bar as most of the patrons are seasoned. ;) If you want quality food at a fair price, then you found it here.

Good selection of hard to find edible plants that can survive the Florida heat. Good prices and…read morefriendly, knowledgeable service!

Amazing place!! Awesome people thanks for the samples and the mangos I'll be back!! Thank you!read more