We did get great looking roses from our visit and unfortunately no peaches as we just missed the…read moreseason. There are directions for nothing when you make it. There's nowhere that is obvious to park. If you want to pick roses, you have to ask for the trimmers and a vase. The vase that the man had to go grab in the greenhouse and clean out before he gave it to us. I went there thinking this would be a fun activity with my toddlers. The man who gave us the clippers and vase couldn't keep his eyes off my chest and offered to help me trim my roses and carry the vase for me the whole time... no thanks. The experience we had picking the roses was fun. After we paid I asked for a bag of some sort of wrapping to take them home in instead of the glass vase. He said to "just bring it back if you're in the neighborhood or when you come back". Aside from the creepy interaction... if this place had a bit more organization it could be good! I would not go back

I went there today (end of July) and all the peaches were gone. But I'll know better next year. The…read morefolks there said their yield wasn't their normal. But I had a nice time just walking around, looking at the trees. There were a few raspberries to be picked, but you have to really look. I was also told there were blueberries and tomatoes but they weren't evident to me. It's a nice place. The folks were very welcoming.Theres a little area to the side where you can sit in the shade. You're just in the open field and that's it. There's also some plastic cups that they give you to put your flowers and you can pick/cut your own flowers. 12 or $10. Just a caution if you are not sure footed be careful because it's a little unsteady as you're walking from one area to the next. Wear long pants because as you go through the bushes looking for raspberries, it can get a little scratchy around the ankles. And since it's outdoors, it's extremely hot so make sure you wear a hat, sunscreen, and everything else to be comfortable in this type of weather. I would not recommend bringing any pets because the area is not wide open as you're looking at the roses on the above ground beds or looking for the fruits in the bushes. But I do recommend this place during the high season. Easy to locate. Off the main road and there it is. I would recommend calling before going out there. But yeah I'm glad I went and people were coming in looking for peaches.

Visited this place on a rainy day, so we expected it to be muddy and It also wasn't crowded. There…read morewere enough amount of strawberries to pick. We specially enjoyed the home made strawberry jam. My MAIN drawback was the entrance fee being tied to a plastic bucket. It was only $4, and I understand the reasoning, but it feels wasteful since it's something I likely won't use again. I would have preferred a cardboard box or a more eco-friendly option; especially since we visited on Earth Day!

Don't waste your time. It's not worth drive. They "open" at 10am but you have to get there at least…read moretwo hours early to even be let in. They come before they are even open.

This is such a hidden gem. We wanted to take some pumpkin patch photos without the crowd and…read moretraffic. It's quite a balancing act when trying to coordinate with a toddler and infant. Ruby Creek Family Farm was the perfect spot. It was only a 20 minute drive from north Fort Worth. You have to sign a waiver at the entrance. For admission, it's $12 per person. Free for 24 months and younger. They take either cash or card. No wait line to get in on a Sunday afternoon for us. The parking is free, and they have a huge lot. It's a short walk from the parking lot to the farm. I love that everything was spaced out from the photo-op areas to the play structures. Let's just say I had a great time making the entire family take cute photos with pumpkins. My son had a blast going up and down the slide. He also enjoyed running on the large jump pad. The live music in the background really set the mood. We didn't pay extra for the hayride. If the kiddos had more stamina, we would have stayed a little longer to look at the farm animals and checkout the food. Overall, we had a great time. Beautiful fall photos were captured, and precious memories were made.

My husband and I came to ruby creek for the first time and it was great! It's all kid centered…read moreactivities and fun! The price of $12 per adult is great compared to others. Free parking and the food is great and at a good price. Definitely bring hand sanitizers and wear something that keeps you and the kids cool!

The people working the patch were very friendly and knowledgeable. They indulged my questions about…read morewhich pumpkin is best for soup. I ended up with a ten pound red one that made enough soup for my extended family for months to come for under $10. It had such an aromatic smell when I cut it open. Almost like a cantaloupe. The soup was . Not a whole lot for adults except taking advantage of cute photo ops and enjoying watching your progeny have a blast. (Which they did). The pumpkins are high quality and reasonably priced.

We went before and had a good time. This year on opening day no less was extremely underwhelming…read more They advertised magic shows, balloons, face painting... nobody I saw was doing any magic, the balloon guy was extremely unenthusiastic and because of how my daughter reacted, I didn't even want to approach him for one. I didn't see any face painter but my husband said there was one , I believe it was the older woman sitting at a booth with a bunch of plants and I honestly walked right by. There wasn't tons of people (we came in the afternoon) and you'd think that people working there would be more engaging. I saw the owner once but not even a hello. He was very friendly last year and even took a family pic for us. This year I was just very disappointed. Perhaps towards Halloween it may be worth a visit but I don't see a point in returning again. Very sad. They did have (as usual) lots of plastic play toys for the kids to enjoy and a few bounce houses. The mini cows and goats....yeah, behind an electric fence. Seriously. Better time spent at the Aubrey Peanut Festival which is free and has TONS of things for kids to do and a Petting Zoo as well as pony rides. This was not worth $20 IMO

What a beautiful day to be outside and enjoy this weather we decided to check out the Roanoke…read moreFarmers Market some of our favorite vendors were there Flat Top Biscuits & Gravy and Roadside Stand to name a few. It's a small market with a good variety of drinks, food, jewelry and miscellaneous merchandise. Very friendly bunch with many samples to try. We certainly enjoyed our time there and are going to enjoy our corn,potatoes and ribeye tonight with some sourdough bread and treats that's win win for us.

Open on Sunday! Support Local! Thyme & Dough Sourdough make the best scones I've ever had!…read more Picked up bison and fresh sweet corn and green beans. Need more vendors but worth checking out!

Good produce! Great size fruits and veggies, jams, cheeses, eggs, and other various thingsread more

It's always a great experience every time we go to the farmers market in North Richland Hills. Our…read morefamily loves the milk and recently we bought some pumpkins there. We are always greeted and served with a smile which is always pleasant. Everything is well organized and clean as well.

I'm a CA transplant and am always searching for a farmers market like in Southern California. I…read morehave yet to find one, but these days I have lowered my expectations to if there are at least 2 vegetable stands - it's a win. Thus this review. I went on a farmer's market weekend recently. I hit 3 in 24 hours. This was by far the best and closest to what I am used to. Let me be clear, this was still maybe a 5 out of 10 to meet the CA market level, but the other 2 I visited were at best 2 out of 10. Why this one - large number of vendors, spread out in a park, multiple musicians playing, and FIVE vegetable stands!! Super happy.

I've only been here a few times over the years and I always forget what a cool experience it is!…read more Sometimes it can get really crowded, parking is easier if you get there between 9-10am. I recommend parking in the lot across the street as opposed to street parking. The sheer amount of vendors is overwhelming and I really love to support local, but I almost feel guilty because there are more vendors than my wallet can afford to support! There is something for everyone though! I love the farmers market aspect of it, lots of fruits, veggies and homemade items. You'll also find honey, sauces, candies and of course there are food trucks and stands. We had some amazing agua fresca on our last visit! There are also about a dozen booths for those of you with a green thumb! Tons of plants and flowers to purchase and some sell seeds, I believe. This is a pet friendly market with a shaded table and water bowls for you to bring your furry friends. Some pets are friendlier than others, but I've never seen anything to be worried about. I wouldn't bring any pets that aren't calm around other animals though. There are several booths with natural, organic and gluten free goodies for your pets. We got a few this last time from two booths and our dogs inhaled them. Lots of fun specialty flavors to be found, and I learned that chewing on chicken feet are apparently great for a dogs teeth. Who knew? There's also a lot for the shopaholic and those who like interesting pieces for your home decor. I saw a few booths that do jewelry, clothing, bags and quilts. I want to take a closer look at the blacksmithing, knife making, pottery and wood work. I was excited to even have those as options! Prices will vary based on the vendor and products, but with so much to explore you're guaranteed a good time! Generally the market hours are every Saturday, April through November from 9am until 1pm. However, there are currently summer hours through Labor Day of 8am to 12pm. Plan accordingly!

Our 1st visit to the Flower Mound Farmers Market was a success. We picked up some veggies, fruit,…read moreand sweets. Met plenty of the vendors and got some background on their product and process. We picked up some veggies, fruits, honey, and sweets. There's plenty of samples to try and decisions to make; after all, you can't buy it all? Looking forward to our next visit to grab something different. A cloudy day with some spotty showers certainly didn't dampen the spirit of the crowd or the good vibes of the vendors, making it a fun and friendly stroll along the walkway. They're here every Sunday, 9-12, in the summertime, and we'llp be here once or twice monthly. Go getcha some fresh local produce & help your farmers out.

The vendors all are very nice & accommodating. I especially like they give "good" deals prior to…read moreclosing up their stand. The farm fresh eggs are real great deal & super yummy to egg enthusiasts. The fresh produce are super great!