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    Priya J.

    So many activities for the entire family here-be ready to spend at least few hours to enjoy.! Best part is there is no entry fee , and you pay only for what you need . Kids had a blast , and if you're into photography there's lot of options. Lots of parking. Spaced out fun areas so you don't feel it's overcrowded even with lots and lots of people coming in. We did pumpkin painting, pony rides, dummy goat ride, tractor wagon ride , flower picking and bouncy jumps! Food options are okay , and there's some farm made icecreams and jams too ! Tip : There are lots of ticket counters , so don't wait in bigger lines instead go find the next counter

    Chelsea L.

    Lots of activities to do at this farm. There is no entrance fee. You choose to pay for the activities that you do such as jumping pad, pumpkin patch, corn maze, flower picking, different craft stations such as painting pumpkins, sand art, and building a scarecrow! It is my second time here and this time, my boyfriend and I built a scarecrow, which took us two hours because of all the hay we stuffed inside it. There are portable restrooms. It was a nice day out and I recommend coming here for some fall festivities.

    Eddie K.

    Been here a few years in a row, love that there's so many things inside the farm. Their staffs are really friendly. We decided to make a scarecrow this year and one of the staffs gave us a clear walkthrough and showed us how to make it! We walked around the pumpkin patch and the flower fields after making the scarecrow. Went for the hayride at the end of the flower fields and it was really fun!

    Megan L.

    Sweet Berry Farm is truly a gem. My friends and I came on a Sunday, and we spent the entire day here. It was honestly one of the best days I've had in a while. The entire farm is organized so well, and the vibes are immaculate. There's so much to do, and I love that even though my friends are much younger than most of the families who come here, we had a blast. We spent a lot of time picking out our flowers, and the flower are GORGEOUS. I love that they give you a really cute vase because I've been to other flower farms and they usually just give you a plastic cup. It displayed so cutely in my kitchen! My friends and I also bought shirts and ice cream, and the ice cream was DELICIOUS. It reminded me a lot of Haagen Daz's strawberry ice cream. I honestly can't wait to come again because it's totally worth the visit. I recommend wearing shoes you don't care about getting dirty!

    Joyce K.

    I passed by this place driving to Burnet Texas during strawberry season. It is a family farm where you can go pick seasonal fruit or flowers, pet the animals and plenty of photo op... however if you compare the strawberries to what you go pick in Poteet I may give this place zero stars! It is a fun farm to spend few hours with family or friends and the strawberries were good in a homemade tarte

    Flower picking sign
    JO O.

    Great place, amazing flowers and berries, friendly service. Definitely recommend for a nice day trip and fun time!

    Strawberry fields!
    Nora R.

    Always fun and always great customer service!! We went on a random Tuesday and it was soooo quiet and peaceful!! Not many strawberries but we made a haul even then!

    Dayna E.

    Sweet Berry Farm in Marble Falls is where fun meets tradition! With a rich history dating back to 2000, this family-owned farm has been providing fresh, homegrown strawberries and seasonal produce. Come for the berry picking, stay for the memories!

    James K.

    It's a fun outing and some decent strawberries. We lived in SoCal and in Carlsbad, they have the most amazing strawberry field anywhere in the world. We are missing our freshly picked strawberries so I did a search and who would guessed there is a strawberry field about 15 minutes from us! Friend Tip: bring plastic garbage bags and a change of shoes. And wear some boots with some traction to them. Otherwise, you are liking to find yourself on your backside in a pile of thick mud. Fortunately, we were prepared so it wasn't an issue. Just took the shoes off, threw them in a plastic bag and placed in our trunk along with the freshly picked strawberries. We arrived when they first opened and the parking is in a dirt lot but it's dry. You are given a box with a handle to go and start picking and you pay at the end when they weigh out your collection. The fields are quite big... but pickings were slim. Maybe there were bigger, plump strawberries last month but right now it's mostly tiny berries that haven't ripened. Because I had boots on and didn't mind them getting muddy, I went to areas that it seemed others avoided and was able to find more of the bigger ripe berries. There are lots of weeds and the berries just seem to be largely unattended. They also have some fields where you can cut fresh flowers. For even the berries we did pick, they are nice tasting, but not the best strawberries. They are kind of soft and not very firm. And of the berries we did find that were of an average size, they seem to split open. We did pick flowers but they are fairly small stemmed flowers and really don't look like anything special. They charge for every "bud" and we ended up paying $10 for a bunch of flowers that look much like the wild flowers growing in our backyard. They have a lot of activities for kids and it seems like a fun family event. But if you are here just for some quality strawberries, you are not likely to get them. Next year we will try coming at the beginning of the season to see if they are bigger/fresher. But if you ever have a chance to visit the strawberry fields in Carlsbad, CA you will have the most amazing strawberries ever in your life.

    Jennifer L.

    We brought the kids here and had a blast! We went around the time they opened so there was barely any people there. Since we went right at the beginning of June, we were able to pick strawberries still. Since it had rained the night before it was a little muddy (totally expected since you are literally going out into the fields), but the kids really enjoyed picking the strawberries. They also have other activities including seeing the goats. The baby goats snuck out of their pen and were super friendly. They let the kids pet them and were very sweet. They also really enjoyed the berry bounce. It was a great way for them to work off some energy and be ready for a nap when we left! Other activities that are available that we didn't try include the train ride, sand art, and paint a pot. It was also sunflower season so you have the option to also cut your own sunflowers. You pay for each activity separately so you can pick as little or as much as you want to do. We also had their homemade strawberry ice cream and lemonade. The ice cream was delicious and was a bigger portion than I was expecting. The lemonade was freshly squeezed and was so good and refreshing. It was a great way to finish off our visit! This is a great place to visit with the kids. It will keep them entertained for at least a couple of hours and having fun outside! We will definitely be back to visit.

    Tunnel to the other side of the farm
    Gnet A.

    the first time I checked this place out was to do a photoshoot for someone and this was the location they chose. Its a great farm with lots of things to do. Bunch of different activities like the bounce area for kids, crafts area in the different barns/houses, stores for tshirt etc, then they have more land across the road that you can get to through a tunnel that goes underneath the road. Even walking to the other side was an adventure. We came the 2nd time for the maze. They had about 3 of them and the Texas maze was the biggest one and thats the one we chose. It was me with my hubby, son & grandson. We had a blast in the maze and the hayride. We also fed the goats as well. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They made the experience all the more better and my boys had fun. I definitely would recommend this place and of course they have photo props as well to take great pics. Visit the farm and enjoy!

    GIANT pumpkins for sale - about sixty bucks a pop
    Heather W.

    This New England gal was so tired of the hot and endless Texas heat that I decided to go to SBF opening weekend. I thought it would be okay going in the morning but it was already 95 when they opened at 11. So I highly recommend waiting on your day trip to Marble Falls until the temps come down a little bit. It seems odd to open so late bc pumpkin patch, farm, apple picking type activities all seem like an early morning activity to me. They have a nice selection of pumpkins - different colors, shapes, and styles. The corn stalks were expensive imo but the staff said they sell out quickly so grab some if they in all of your autumn inspiration pins. I opted for hay bales to go with my stainless steel tubs. They sell homemade ice cream, jam, spreads, and t-shirts so plan on grabbing a spoon or some swag to take home. Guys if you are reading this - be romantic or adventurous and splurge on the GIANT pumpkins ($60 bucks a pop or so) for the special someone in your life that absolutely loves autumn!!! Cute black vintage truck for a fun photo opt and lots of activities for the kiddos - the "stuff a scarecrow" seems like a nice family activity but I think would be funnier with wine We filled up two wheel barrels and it seems like a "big score" but the heat must have gotten to me bc when I got home I quickly realized my small cottage has a big porch Just remember no dogs allowed so leave your furry ones at home. I took some pics of my pup on the porch with our pumpkins and hay bales but would love to find a pumpkin stand or festival that allows dogs and has fun photos opts! The experience would be better if they had a scenic (and shaded) picnic area

    Ety G.

    I came here in 2020 when I was single and loved it ! I just came back for the first time since then, but this time with my two year old. I cannot tell you how happy and full my heart felt watching him experience all the fall activities. From the pumpkins, to the goats, the hay ride, and the maze! So magical! I cant wait to come back again, thank you for helping us create memories with our families. The entire staff is incredible ! We tried their pumpkin ice cream and it was so creamy and delicious, still craving more! Lol loved everything about this farm, thank you again!

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    Ask the Community - Sweet Berry Farm

    Do they have pony rides for kids?

    Do they have a mask or social distance policy?

    Can I take dogs?

    Sorry, no pets allowed

    Can you go apple picking here?

    No. Strawberry's only.

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    3.8
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    Today was our first visit here and it will be the last. The animals were cool to see, but all of…read morethem looked sick. They were either not moving, or lying down. We paid $80 for four of us, and you don't really get anything for that price. You have to pay for balloon animals and face painting, which I think should be included in your ticket. My daughter loved the pillow jump, but the lady working there was horrible. She screamed at everyone constantly to "get in line," and then if kids were jumping too hard or didn't stop jumping when she said so, she'd scream at them. She really ruined what should've been a fun time. The other staff wasn't nice either. In the end, I could've taken my daughter to a park for free and gotten the same experience without having to shell out $80. This place just seemed super greedy and zero customer service skills. They treated everyone like they weren't welcome.

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    5.0
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    I wish I could give this ranch more stars. I stayed at the Tiny House for my birthday weekend. I…read moredecided to take a sort of retreat. I am a mother of 2 and a teacher, and I am never alone. I needed some solitude, peace and quiet. The moment I arrived at the house, my shoulders immediately relaxed and there was an immediate release of tension. Every aspect of the home whispered peace. I don't know how to explain it but it even smelled peaceful. Delana was the most amazing host. She surprised me with snacks and anything j could need for my stay was readily available. She even personalized items for my special needs. She gave me a tour of the property, including the beautiful pregnant cows. She gave me space when I needed it but let me be as involved as I wanted to be. I had the MOST incredible experience with the horses. She guided me through an exercise in which I felt healing in my spirit and connected on an energy level with the horses. It was the most remarkable experience and I took away so much from it that I can apply to my daily life. I could not recommend staying in this space that feels like a world away from the hectors of everyday life but is just a very short drive away! I am already planning my next stay!

    From the owner: Take a break from the hustle and bustle of life while enjoying the exquisite beauty of Texas Hill…read moreCountry at Peaceful Spirit Ranch. As both a working ranch and a spiritual getaway in Georgetown, we're proud to share our deep connection with the land as well as the horses and dogs we raise. We offer solo and group accommodations ranging from afternoon visits to multi-night retreats. We give our guests the space to determine what they need out of their time on the ranch, though we also offer access to a variety of amenities to help make your stay comfortable and stress-free. We're just a few miles off of I-35 or a short drive north of Austin, but you'll feel miles away from the noise when you stay with us. Contact us today to schedule your next Peaceful Pause at Peaceful Spirit Ranch.

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