If you're looking for quick, easy, and affordable fun for the kids; I encourage you to check out…read morethis place. Admission is $5 and pony rides are available for another $5. (Only for children under 40ish lbs.). Don't expect an elaborate set up. This has been put together by the property owner to help shelter a variety of different animals. (Think someone's very large back yard..) We fed and interacted with goats, ducks, geese, chickens, rabbits, pigs, llamas, turkeys, peacocks, horses, and a donkey. We spent roughly 1-1.5 hrs there and the owner gave the kids popsicles before leaving. The kids and I had a great time and it was such an easy excursion. All in all money well spent and for a great cause. Tip- you pull into a dirt driveway. Forget about bringing your sports car. You'll bottom out at the entrance. Any regular car is fine.

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Amazing experience! Great people and reasonable prices. The baby goat was our favorite. The alpaca…read morewas really chill

My granddaughter loved her experience at this cute little farm. Ty will need to make an appointment…read morefor your tour. We basically had a one on one tour of the farm as well as opportunities to feed the animals while learning all about them. I would definitely recommend this farm to anyone looking to take their toddler/children to a really awesome experience!

LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a heartwarming animal encounter experience. Located in Clermont, Florida, 25…read moremiles west of Orlando, guided tours around the grounds are 90 minutes long with plenty of chances to interact and feed alpacas for just $20 a person. The owner of the farm, Mr. King, leads the tours imparting valuable insights into alpaca life and what roles alpacas play being part of the camelid species. The tour begins with brief introductions while attendees feed the farm's chickens. Next, the tour enters a fenced in enclosure and guests form a circle. The juvenile alpacas are familiar with these procedures and eagerly approach and eat from the palms of your hands. Another worthwhile moment is having visitors being introduced to an adult llama. Mr. King starts with a quick demonstration and then all participants take turns mouth-to-mouth feeding the llama. It feels rewarding accepting playful nibbles from such a docile animal. One of the better highlights is having the opportunity to hug a baby alpaca. It's a great way to end the encounter on such an uplifting note. Overall, LunaSea Alpaca Farm is a charming interactive experience where visitors become better acquainted with alpacas. Tours are highly engaging and can make for lasting memories.

Luna Sea Alpaca farm was probably the best farm tour we've been on. The staff was friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable about their llamas and alpacas. We got to pet and feed all of them, they were so friendly as cute. The kids loved it and I loved that it was all under a clean shaded area. We will definitely be back!

I had a great time at the sunflower festival! Everyone received a ticket for 12 ears of corn with…read moreadmission. I've never walked through a corn field before so picking my own corn was an adventure. Grilled corn hot off the grill was unlimited. There was live music, happy hour drink specials, food trucks, activities for kids and a petting zoo. My favorite part was picking sunflowers and taking pictures at all the cute photo spots around the farm. I didn't get a chance to pick blueberries, but I'll definitely be back the next time they are in season. I did get a fresh blueberry doughnut and it was delicious! Parking was easy, the workers were all so friendly, and the whole place had a fun, welcoming vibe.

I loved my day at amber brooke farm picking blueberries! They were so incredibly good. Before…read morepicking they had a few samples which helped us narrow down which areas we wanted to pick at. Prices were super reasonable. Highly recommend a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray if you make your way out

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.

We took our 4 month old daughter to the zoo for a fun afternoon to see the animals! This zoo is the…read moreperfect size for small children and families as you can stay for a few hours and still feel like you have seen everything! It was HOT the day we decided to go so we only stayed for a couple of hours. I do wish there was more shade on pathways, and fans and/or covered spaces to take a break from the Florida heat. We thankfully found a spot by the black bear exhibit that was air conditioned and had only two chairs, so I could feed our daughter. There were MANY other moms that came in looking to also feed their kids and it turned into a waiting game as we had to take turns using the two chairs in that building to sit and feed our babies. The animals were neat to see, because it was so hot a lot of the animals weren't out or were in shady places within their enclosure. I liked that there were zoo workers and volunteers near many of the exhibits that were available to answer questions and provide more information about the specific animals there. Overall we had a great time with our daughter and look forward to bringing her back again in the future.

PAVEMENT / WALKWAYS: 4.5 STARS Some of these zoos /…read moregardens dump one off onto rutted dirt paths, not here, one could roll wheeled devices with relative ease everywhere. STAFF: 4.5 STARS Everyone was pleasant and helpful if you wanted them to be. ANIMAL VARIETY: 4 STARS Not all antelope like some places. SIZE OF ZOO: 4 STARS I had expected it to be smaller based on the reviews, it is not tiny, a pleasant size without being exhausting. VALUE: 4.5 STARS Good price for 2 or 3 hours of beastly entertainment. GIFT SHOP: 2 STARS The ghastly high prices did not bother me, as one is supporting a worthy cause, but the tee shirt selection was sparse, and none with the handsome cheetah face on them. SUMMARY: 4 STARS Please support non corporate theme park Florida attractions ( Gator Farm, Tampa Zoo, Cedar Gardens Williston, Silver Springs, Weikee Wachee etc), and this is a good one.

When I saw this place I booked immediately - I couldn't resist and it was so good for my soul. The…read moreplace is very serene and calming even with all the screaming babies. The drive was a little ways from Orlando but worth every mile. I really enjoyed feeding the goats and cuddling them. There is limited bottle feeding so make sure to book early on the website and bring cash if you want to purchase additional feed as I lost cell service. The young ladies here were the sweetest, very knowledgeable and answered all my questions. I'm convinced that a couple baby goats are definitely in my future.

I will go back as often as I can. It brightens my day. Everyone is so kind and the feeding of the…read moregoats is such a fantastic experience.

I finally got to see JAWLEEN and Savannah together at this…read moreyears Gatorpalooza 2026 JAWLENE is a beloved, rescued american alligator living at GATORLAND ORLANDO who miraculously survived in the wild after losing her entire upper jaw. I got up early today for GATORPALOOZA and made sure to get the little one in my group a spot, since they love coloring. we had fun learning about JAWLENE. it was a fun day hanging out with friends, family and the GATORLAND family. We always look foward to this event every year. we had people in my group that never visited gatorland before and had an amazing time. They were talking about they were excited to come back and visit again. until next time...

Our last day in Orlando and we went to one of MY Favorite Places: Gatorland!…read more We first visited this Gator Sanctuary with our son, Mathew when he was 3 years old and we all loved it. Gatorland was started in 1949 by Owen Goodwin as a 1/2 day Family Attraction. It has since grown and now the Park has over 100+ Gators including a few albino's. Since I last visited the Park in 2018, Gatorland has added a Zipline with 5 lines which zip over Gators. This was an absolute MUST DO! The 2nd favorite thing I LOVE doing, is feeding the parakeets aka budgies You can purchase a bundle of popsicle sticks with peanut butter at one end rolled in bird seed. The Birds will flock to You and start eating. You can actually feel their "tootsies" on your skin and they are very warm. You MUST shuffle you feet to avoid stepping on the little ones who are pecking away at the dropped birdseed on the floor. My 3rd favorite thing is feeding the Gators. You can purchase Turkey hotdogs, break them into pieces and toss them to the Gators! They come swimming up to you to be fed. How COOL! My next favorite is the Gator Show which involves completely harmless Gator: wrestling. Basically the Trainer gently straddles the Gator and tips his chin under his. Be sure to come hungry as they have a cafe which serves, you guessed it: Gator bites/nuggets. They are SO yummy!Okay by now, you have figured it out: I LOVE the entire Park and highly recommend that if you visit Orlando, add Gatorland with Ziplining to your Vacay Adventure, you won't regret it!

Today was a tough day here. I ordered the special soft creamsicle and a soft chocolate/vanilla…read moretwist. The creamsicle cost $3.50 for a "small" and that is what you received. There was approximately 2" of ice cream above the lip of the cone. I would say that was a "baby" size. It tasted good but I would have hoped that you received more product. The twist was a "regular" and it was almost volcanic compared to the creamsicle, about 5" tall and cost $4.50. Unfortunately the twist was not creamy and tasted like frozen ice. Sad.

Our first visit to Sunsational Farms! My son Jameson picked his first pumpkin ever! He was so…read moreexcited! Jameson loved the big orange on the property. Sensational Farms has a country store with all kinds of different things for sell, including a Creamsicle ice cream cone! They use orange juice to create this delicious cone! This is a place the family can enjoy. They have events all year long!