I came here in February for their sunflower maze opening. It was open for a long weekend, I came on…read morethe last day. I wish I would have gone earlier because the sunflowers seemed slightly wilted and the maze wasn't as full due to the fact that the flowers had been picked during the previous days. It was 10 dollars for admission, parking was free. Since it was due to close you could pick as many flowers as you wanted for 1 dollar each. The field was beautiful and really made for some amazing pictures. I was there for almost two hours and had a blast. They allowed dogs on leashes and even set up a designated area with a photo prop. The only downside was that it was so hot outside and they didn't sell any sort of beverages. The experience was really one of a kind.

This is a cute little farm I found on Google Maps while in the area with my child. It is free…read moreentry, and there are limited workers. However there is a good amount of animals and they include carrots that you can pay for and feed the animals which was really fun. There are many free-range chickens and cats which are very friendly. Parking and the entrance was a little confusing to find. I would happily come here again and support this business!

This is a hidden gem located in the heart of Davie, FL. We went here for a Cub Scout outing and the…read morekids loved it. They got to see the animals, feed them and play in the playground area. Of course the highlight was the seesaw. Haha. Maria Munoz is the owner and she is very sweet. Answered any questions for the adults or kids and allowed our group to take over the farm for a few hours. Tons of animals here...bunnies, goats, pigs, emus, horses, chickens and more. Admission is free but donations are always welcome! Please consider donating to help offset the cost of maintaining this farm. Come check out this place with your friends or family. Really just a cute farm. I honestly didn't even know this was here. It's located in a neighborhood. There is also a horse stable next to the farm, Showclass Stables. We had a great time and this visit to My Little Farm Davie helped the kids earn a loop for Cub Scouts. Woohoo!

Clean friendly animals loved the goats and highland cows I highly recommended they also host events…read moreon the farm

My friends and I saw that 2 little chicks coop was hosting an event at their farm with some vendors…read moreduring the weekend so we drove on over from west palm beach to their location near Avenir. Parking was simple and we were surprised they were charging for this event but as long as it's going to the upkeep of the animals we were more than fine to pay it! The vendors were ok none of them wowed us but we were more there for the animals honestly. There was lots of kids at the event but we got one on one time with the highland cows who even had bows in her hair! It was really hot outside so we ended up leaving after about less than an hour but still had a good time. The team cares a lot about their animals and we were happy we got to experience it. Next time it would be great if there was some free water available especially with summer heat!

Easy five star review!…read more I never knew we have such a wonderful place near by. I always think all ranches are in Davie area but what a nice surprised to discover Redstone Ranch! I took my almost 2yr old today with a group of other moms and kids; we had a blast. The place is big enough to walk around comfortably, it looks clean, the animals look well taken care of. They have free parking. They have lots of horses and any cute animal farm you can think of, chickens, goats, sheep's, cows, etc. My daughter absolutely loved petting and feeding the animals. The price is reasonable and the workers were nice. They also have other amenities in the place such as a food truck and shaded areas to eat. I was also excited to see their event areas, available for rental. Overall, the place is excellent! I will definitely be taking my toddler back.

Very nice farm located in Coconut Creek! Went there today…read morewith my 3-year-old daughter and she loved it. It's only $5, which is a great price. You can buy food to feed the animals, get pony rides, and purchase fresh farm eggs -- $10 for a dozen. They also have a bounce house and live music. My daughter was very happy to see all the farm animals, feed them, and even jump in the bounce house. I was happy with the ticket price and excited to buy fresh farm eggs.

We went out yesterday and had a very nice time on a beautiful, hot Florida morning! Alexandra and…read moreher helper are very knowledgeable and made the 4 of us feel very comfortable as they walked us through every step. She even took pictures for us so we can look back and remember the good times we had as family. I would definitely recommend going on a trail ride with them. They also have camp for kids, riding lessons and host weddings at the ranch, which I can imagine would be a beautiful site.

What a beautiful ranch! My cousin had her baby shower here and it was just magical! Highly…read morerecommend.

Always wonderful. Beautiful farm and fantastic fruit. Appreciate all the effort. Alex and Becky…read moreare exceptional people.

I bought 7 healthy mango trees, best place to get your mangos and or trees. The grafted trees are…read morelooking great and they informed us how to take care of them. They are very friendly and helpful! Will recommend 10/10

Everything about this farm is WONDERFUL! Farmer Suzie is so sweet and fun to be around. If your…read moreever trying to find something fun to do in Jupiter farms i HIGHLY recommend this place, the volunteer hours on Thursday from 4-6Pm are extremely fun and the farmers market on the 2nd Saturday from 10Am-2pm of every month are Amazing and a lot of fun! And I can't forget about her store it's open EVERY Thursday from 4-7pm and EVERY Saturday from 10am-2pm! There is sooooooo much more available that I highly recommend doing! Check them out at Nourishingfoodforthought.org and Jupitercreamery.com

There is no place more rewarding, more focused on education and the programs they provide to the…read morecommunity are SO vital in this day and age !!

Worthy of a visit. Here is some information regarding this natural geographic slice of nature…read more This is called The Witches Wall and is up to 200 ft tall. The narrow tunnel is cleaved from coquina stone and wedged between rows of multi-million dollar estates and the golf course for one of Palm Beach's elite private clubs. The road was carved through the hill -- which is made of coquina, a type of limestone that has pieces of coral, sea shells and marine invertebrates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- in 1916 after a powerful hurricane cut off the North End from the rest of Palm Beach. These cliffs are the Coral Cut, or, more colloquially, the Witch's Wall -- one of the most storied and spooky spots in Palm Beach. One story says the little space is haunted by a girl who was imprisoned there. Some who tell the story say it was a witch who kept the girl captive. Another story says the small window led to the lair of a witch who would lure children through the gate by tempting them with sweets. Yet another tale says the cliffs are haunted by the spirits of sailors who were stranded on the coastline hundreds of years ago.

On the the southwest corner of the Palm Beach Country Club you will find Coral Cut also known as…read morethe Witch's Wall. It was created from a deposit of rock and coquina shell up to 200 feet tall that is the result of the intracoastal to the west and the ocean to the east converging on this spot. You can see the layers of sediments where they cut through to create Country Club Road. While this is an interesting place from a geological perspective what makes it fun is all of the legends surrounding this road. On the south face of the walk is a small window with a covered gate. Stories say a witch living on top of the mound would kidnap children and lock them behind the gate, hence the name Witch's Wall. What the gate is really guarding is a pipe that leads to a water pump station. Some of the spooky stories may stem from the fact that the road is very dark at night except for a single cage light on the stone wall. If you decide to drive down this road take it slowly because it is very narrow and there are signs reminding you not to stop. Once you emerge from the wall there is a gorgeous view of the Intracoastal awaiting you.

We came here for the first time since they opened a few years ago. It's a small and cute farm that…read morehas greens, sunflowers, eggs, and rescued animals. All proceeds goes towards the You Farm's nonprofit aiding third world countries and it's a win win for both sides. Even though it has that part, we primarily enjoyed the pumpkin patch event. There were plenty of pumpkins to pick from and a lot of photo opportunities around the farm. They had vendors selling food, drinks, and jewelry. The kids were able to paint their pumpkins and add glitter to make it super sparkly. There was music going on that the kids could dance to and there was even a gem contest. The kids had the opportunity to go out into the field and find gems. One of the owners gave out prizes for who could bring up the brightest gem from the field. I would definitely come back for other events in the future and it was affordable. You can actually grow your own food there (hint the name ;D) and have a wonderful time learning about how they help others in need. Check out their website for more information on events and their outdoor gardens.

You Farm began in 2015 as a hydroponic greens farm in the owners garage. The next year they…read morepurchased a dirt lot in Loxahatchee where they could keep rescued animals, grow seasonal greens including lettuce, kale, micro greens, wheatgrass, and barley grass, raise chickens for eggs, have a U-pick sunflower field, hold events, and welcome field trips. Profits from the farm support You Farm's non profit which promotes education in third world countries so they can become food and water sustainable. The farm got its name because it is a place where families can farm their own food such as greens and eggs. You can either purchase their produce or grow your own in the community garden. People who grow their own food here are called You Farmers. I was driving back from Loxahatchee when I spotted n event at the farm. They were hosting a Seafood Festival and there were a number of food trucks including my favorite, Captain Lobstar. In addition they had some vendors selling craft items, a bounce inflatable for the kids, and they were holding some games like toss the egg. I enjoyed visiting with their adorable animals which included horses, goats, and chickens and I loved learning about what they are doing here. They are helping people to grow nutritious organic produce, aiding people in third world countries, and rescuing animals. This place is worthy of everyone's support. Like them on Facebook to learn about upcoming events they are hosting including a Farmers Market on March 6th.