Sweet Berry Farm

We really enjoyed picking strawberries! Be warned there are bees everywhere, so if you are allergic, bring whatever it is you need in case you’re stung. But my 3 littles and I were fine. They didn’t bother us and we didn’t bother them. The strawberries have been absolutely delicious and there were PLENTY to choose from. We also really enjoyed feeding the goats. The staff at all the front desks were so kind and friendly. Unfortunately the gentleman working the bouncing area for kids needs to find another area to work. There were only maybe 6 other kiddos there total (we went on a slow week day morning), but he acted overwhelmed and crotchety as if he was handling thousands. All our kiddos were in different age groups and had different sections to jump, but since no one was there on the older section, my youngest (6) asked to join his big brother (9) so he wasn’t alone. So we then asked and the older man sighed quite dramatically and curtly said, “I cant do that. My boss said under no circumstances.” Acting like it was just a huge inconvenience he rudely followed it up with, “Fine he can go for now but if even one more kid shows up, he needs to move.” I assume maybe this has something to do with insurance purposes. Which I’m not upset by. We can follow the rules, but one can share them without all the attitude. His overall demeanor made the short 8 minute jump experience that we paid nearly $12 for unenjoyable. Perhaps he was just having a bad day. Everything else was great!

Sweet Berry Farm is a delightful destination for a day of family fun. During the pumpkin season, the farm offers a wide variety of pumpkins to choose from, all of exceptional quality. A highlight of the visit is the goat area, where you can interact with these friendly creatures by purchasing goat food. Don’t miss the opportunity to try their delicious pumpkin pie ice cream, a refreshing treat on a warm day. With so much to see and do, Sweet Berry Farm is a perfect place for a family outing.

We’ve been visiting this farm for over 20 years now. Spectacular farm for families to enjoy. Always well maintained and friendly to everyone. Last time we went was to pick strawberries and this time it was pumpkins. Great fall themed activities were arranged throughout the farm. The weather was warm but the trip was totally worth it. Took great family pictures and enjoyed their homemade pumpkin and strawberry ice-creams.This farm is about an hour away from central Austin. Do pay a visit before the season ends.

Went to Sweet Berry Farm to visit their giant Texas Corn Maze. Let me say, it did NOT disappoint. It was a great experience...probably the best corn maze I've ever visited! I'd highly recommend the drive to Marble Falls just to experience Sweet Berry Farms Texas Corn Maze!

Sweet berry farm is the perfect for a pumpkin patch outing! Just about an hour away from Austin enjoy the scenic drive to the marble falls. There was pony rides, pumpkin panting, train rides, and even flower picking such a treat. I also recommend getting the strawberry lemonade or strawberry ice cream it’s so delicious and fresh!

First time going for my daughter and I. One of her friends who had been there before invited us to tag along. We had so much fun! So many things to see and do. We all picked our own sunflowers, and mine look very nice on my dining room table🌻❤️ We will definitely return, and we will bring the grandkids next time…

What a great afternoon picking strawberries! The staff were lovely and there are great activities for adults and kids, as well as picnic tables and some snack and drink items for sale. They also had some flower picking available while we were there. We went when it had been raining so people were deterred by the strawberry rows that were muddy, but this was where we found the best berries. Can’t wait to come back for pumpkins in the fall!

My family and I just had the best time at the “Sweet Berry Farm” this weekend. There is so much for kids to do, and we could have spent all day there. The play areas are all well maintained and lots of fun, there are many choices for kids who like a variety of activities, and the animals .The hayride was the highlight with collection of different scarecrows, as well you can enjoy a typical hayride with real hay seats . We had such a blast and will be back! I can't recommend this place highly enough. I also want to add that Farm staff themselves were incredibly hospitable and kind and we had a great experience all around. Thanks for a great day!

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

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.

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!

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!

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!

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.

This was my first time out at this patch. I thought this was a great pumpkin patch! Organized, clean, everyone behind the counter were very kind. The parking was great- no charge! My kid had a great time! All the pumpkins looked great. They have 2 patches out there all great looking pumpkins! Not a lot of people- we went on a Sunday and got there about 2PM. Have fun!. Wear boots... there's a lot of dust and if it rains there will be mud... but it's a patch- what would you expect?

This was a special experience for tulip season. It was an exciting lead-up not knowing which days the flowers will bloom and then a mad rush to get there ASAP once they did. By the time we made it early on Day 2, about 80% of the blooms were already plucked. We were a bit disappointed to not get those gorgeous flower fields photos you see advertised. I will say everyone at the farm was super friendly and the communication real-time, via their website and facebook, was very clear and up-to-date.

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!

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.

Went with a group of blind folks. Ample parking, not crowded, interactive activities for all ages, gifts/souvenirs, homemade ice cream, unique honey blends, jams. We shopped for gourds and pumpkins of all shapes, colors, sizes, textures. We also did the maze where strangers helped out by yelling locations, and we eco located to that point. We also enjoyed feeding/petting goats. Port o potties and hand sanitizer there. The favorite: pumpkin ice cream!

I've been visiting Sweet Berry Farm for years, and they do such a good job. Great for kids obviously, but all ages can have a good time. My boyfriend and I visited on a Sunday, and it was busy. But if you get there early enough, it's not too bad. The ticketing system makes it really easy. All you do is go to the cashier, tell them the activities you want to do and they give you tickets for each one. We did the hayride, u-pick flowers plus got some pumpkins, butternut squash and strawberry ice cream. We had so much fun walking around, feeding the goats and just being outside. Highly recommend a visit to Sweet Berry Farm!

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

Went for a company event and had a blast. Ran out of time to do all the events. Kiddos will have a blast picking berries and flowers. Then trying the rides: train, horse rides, feeding goats, bouncing, painting, and sand art. Tons of fun, just be sure to bring sunscreen. The only negative was we arrived first thing on Sunday when they opened and the outhouses needed to be cleaned.

My friends and I had a really fun time picking strawberries and flowers at the farm!! It was our first time strawberry picking! We ended up with $20 worth of strawberries and also got to try their delicious strawberry popsicles!

Berry season totally snuck up on me this year and I just barely made it out to my go-to farm back home for the first strawberries of the season before leaving for Texas. California is known for it's fruit production, and while everyone might swear by Carlsbad for the absolute best, NorCal isn't too far behind. I was surprised to find that there was strawberry picking at all out in these parts, but when I found this spot and saw the reviews I figured it would at least be worth a shot. Little did I know what I would be in for. When we pulled into the parking lot, the farm looked very small. As we walked up to the welcome booth, I realized that it only looked small because the land is flat. Originally I just wanted to go for the sunflowers because I didn't have too much faith that there would be any strawberries left, but we paid admission, took up a box, and headed into the strawberry fields to see what we could find. The nice lady at the welcome booth informed us that the strawberries would be slim pickings and that they just had a very wet season, but what I didn't expect that to mean was that the ends of every row would have a half foot of thick mud for me to maneuver around. I quickly ended up caking both of my sneakers fully in mud, so I am not kidding when I recommend bringing the rain boots. The strawberries are definitely smaller than what they were back home, and a lot of the plants had swarms of fruit flies so you'll know which areas to avoid. After about a half hour of hoping we wouldn't fall into the mud, we finally made away with a little over three pounds of strawberries. After concluding our strawberry hunt, we headed into the sunflower fields. The sunflowers were very pretty but most of them didn't have that dark black center that looks the most aesthetically pleasing, so we didn't take any stems to go. The sunflower field was much less muddy than the strawberry ones, but there were definitely still some areas that made me sink into the ground. Don't be surprised to receive a good number of bug bites from this excursion, it would've been a good idea to bring the bug spray. After we finished at the sunflower field, we did a couple more rows of the other strawberry field next to it. There are three strawberry fields in total and the two that we went into seemed on par with each other in terms of muddiness and strawberry quality. We wanted to check out the gift shop but it was closed, so we went to weigh our berries, picked up a strawberry popsicle, got a plastic bag for our muddy shoes (they didn't have a hose), and hopped in the car to head home. The strawberry popsicle is made with the farm strawberries and was very refreshing, the strawberries themselves tasted good once we washed them up later that same day and the next day. The price per pound here is greater than the price I paid back home, and considering that you have to pay the sunflower entry fee to get in (I believe even if you only want to go for strawberries) makes this a pay for the one-time experience in my book. We got very muddy, a lot of bug bites, and almost ended up sunburnt. Although it's not the experience I expected, I still had lots of fun.

I absolutely love Sweet Berry Farm! I haven't tried strawberry picking yet, but as for pumpkin picking, I am here for it (-ish). Starting mid-September to early November, pumpkin picking at the farm starts! There is plenty of parking, and what's even better? Admission is free! Once you get to the farm, the only things you pay for are what you want (ie: hayrides, pumpkins, riding the train, corn maze, stuff a scarecrow, etc). If you're an animal lover like myself, the best part was feeding all the goats! Only charge was the feed,

Let's talk about strawberries! This little farm is so worth the 1 hour drive to get there. Get there early if you're serious about picking some berries because this place gets busy!! Super nice folks and plenty of strawberries. Plus they have activities for the kiddos. Not to mention home made ice cream!! It's a great family outing or even day time date! As you can see from my Grands, they were thoroughly enjoying the fruit. I'm putting up some strawberry jam and will probably head back for one more batch before the seasons over.

Very cute little farm. We came at the end of strawberry season but were still able to get a good little haul. We were able to get beautiful sunflowers. Staff was very nice. Looked like a lot of fun things to do with the kids. They keep their Facebook very up to date which I appreciate!

This is a family friendly establishment that offers a variety of events and activities for people of all ages. Depending the season there is strawberry picking, flower plucking, face painting, a petting zoo and more activities to do during the spring. In the fall, they offer a fun hay maze, pumpkin painting, family pictures, etc. There is also a petting zoo! Overall this is a fun place to spend time with the family and enjoy the festivities.

Best corn maze for the 2022 fall season! Texas corn maze has you find the cities and it's very fun. They have water and Icicles to cook you down. The pumpkin patch is huge and there's lots of shade.

Sweet berry farms is berry fun! Unfortunately that's the best pun I could think of. There is lots to do- from goats to berries, it's a spectacular time. There are a lot of great picture opportunities. They have a huge field of sweet and fresh berries. A special shout out to their strawberry popsicles! They look and taste amazing! Shout out to the goats and staff. Both very friendly!

Awesome experience , although we came on a rainy day , the place was open and the staff was amazing , cooperative and helpful. Took my shoes off and walked through the mud it felt earthy while picking strawberries . The rain came and felt amazing . Picked a nice batch of strawberries which taste amazing. Faves : Strawberry popcicle wow a must Strawberry ice cream also a must Got myself a cool shirt to support the farm and take as part the amazing memory made here Definitely a go to

My son's kindergarten class went here for a fall field trip and had a wonderful time! They had several really fun, educational, hands on activities for the kids and they all seemed to really enjoy it. I would definitely recommend Sweet Berry for a fun outdoor, interactive learning experience!

Fun experience, friendly staff, the sunflowers were beautiful! 10/10 recommend checking this place out!

Well we decided this last weekend to catch some end of season strawberry picking or rather my mother decided it would be a good idea I don't know why listen to her. However, this place is pretty awesome I've never been here before and everybody was really friendly they have a ton of activities. We didn't stick around too long though because it was so hot but I can't wait to go back next month when they have sunflowers I believe. We tried some fresh strawberry Popsicles which were really delicious and we actually managed to pick half of a container of strawberries and they were very sweet even though they were tiny. my daughter really wanted to go on the train but I was just ready for some air-conditioning. I felt like all the pricing was very reasonable and everybody that worked there was very friendly.

I love coming here! I am a student at UT and this place is a great lil escape. Come her with your roommate to pick the flowers or strawberries. I have come to sweet berry through all of college and have picked strawberries, Zenias, and Rannuculus (probs butchered this spelling) flowers. Sweet berry never disappoints! Everyone is kind and it is always a fun time! The drive out here from UT is also beautiful!! Cue the country jams ((:

Came with the family on a Sunday and we were one of the first ones there. As we collected our basket, we were told that the fields were picked through and they dont think there was much left. We walked three fields of strawberries and we didnt even find a whole pound of strawberries to pick. We did have the strawberry popsicles, which were quite good, but wasnt very impressed with the rest of the place. I did feel bad for the animal, the pony ride they just walk in a circle and the goats were not in a big enclosure and their drinking water was nasty looking. I personally would not go back

We went to the pumpkin patch here. My niece had a blast from picking flowers to painting a pumpkin.

It's a great place to work and lots of fun to visit. There are plenty of fun activities for the children, berry picking for everyone and homemade ice cream, popsicles and strawberry jam.

Fun place for the kiddos to stretch their legs and roam around some farm land. Great locale for a bday party too.

Great place for family day. Pumpkins, maze, ponies, goats and a fun hayride. Was a very enjoyable day.

I came here for the strawberry picking in the Spring and was not disappointed! Honestly a wholesome and fun experience for all ages. I did not come here with kids, however I still had a blast picking flowers and strawberries. They have tons of fields to pick from, and I especially loved the flower garden. Since we came in the middle of the day, a lot of the flowers had already been picked, but it seems that if you come earlier there is a huge selection. I loved the decor throughout the entire farm and the variety of activities that there are. The homemade strawberry ice cream is something that you definitely cannot miss after a long day of picking berries!

This is a wonderful experience for a young family , Or couples who have the stamina to walk all over. It has lots of different attractions are great it was just too large for us. Great grandparents. So we were pretty pooped by the time it was done, but I enjoyed watching the kids on the zip line doing the trikes . Bounce house was amazing great fun. We did leave before they got their pumpkins but they had some gorgeous pumpkins.

Had a great time at sweet berry. Staff was attentive and pleasant. Strawberries small but succulent. Yummy! Picking was super easy and pleasant. We've done strawberries and sun flowers here so far and enjoyed each experience.

Family fun. Went here to pick strawberries but that really didn't happen. We went the week after spring break and most strawberries were gone. Our son did have fun scavenging for a few strawberries and the other activities. He did a train ride, bounce pad and lot planting. I think the total on those 3 were close to $11. The bounce pad is pretty awesome. It's huge and you get 10 minutes. When we went the guy was distracted and he got 20 minutes. The train ride looked pretty bumpy and uncomfortable but our son seemed to enjoy it. Painting the pot was fun. They had lots of colors and after the paint dries you can plant a few seeds. Enjoyed our time here. Would hate to see it during a busy time. I imagine it gets too crowded

We've been here twice so the reviews even out to 4 stars. Planning another trip this week and will see if we can bump it to 5! What to know... - check their website the day before you want to go, they update daily on amount and quality of berries - amazing cost it's like 2.99 a lb and when they're good they're really really amazing - if you go make sure to grab bbq for lunch at smokebrothers in marble falls. Really good bbq without the same wait times you'd have in Austin. - save your berry picking basket, you can use them again next year. - 50 acre farm means you can pick berrys and still social distance We always buy extra to freeze and use for summer sangria.

A few of my friends and I made the drive out here this past fall. It was about an hour away for us, but definitely worth the drive!! Something really cool about the place is you only pay for what you buy/do. There's no entrance or parking fee! They have so many fun activities to do there. We did the corn maze, which was really fun. It took us about 45 minutes to finish. They have such a cute pumpkin patch with such a variety of pumpkins. The pumpkins were a really good price. I got a mini-decorative pumpkin, and we got pumpkin pie pumpkins (which we actually used to make pumpkin pies from scratch!!). We also got food there. I got a sausage wrap, which was tasty, and a maple pumpkin scone, which I highly recommend!! There were other activities like a petting zoo and flower picking, so definitely a lot of fun things to do there. It's also very picturesque! Perfect for some cute fall photos. All in all, a great place for a day with friends, a family outing, or really cute date. I really enjoyed doing some fall activities here, and will definitely be back in the spring for berry picking!

We love visiting the farm during spring and fall. They have huge strawberry fields, and you can pick your own strawberries. Also, during fall they have pumpkin patches too. It's a fun outing for the entire family. They have lots goats, and you can feed them too.

Nice fun fall activities here! We finished the Texas shaped corn maze in approximately an hour. Everything is spread out so it's not overcrowded in one area. I would probably add a few employees in the maze to limit the amount of damage to the course. A lot of kids were cutting through where there isn't a path. Only complaint I have was the free drink when you complete the maze didn't include any diet soda flavors. The U-Pick flowers were a cool addition to the activities. $3 per bouquet. Good deal! Also saw a hay ride, petting zoo, face painting & lots of different pumpkins to purchase. No problem finding a parking spot close to where we wanted to be. Plus there is a tunnel under the road to avoid crowds of people stopping traffic. Definitely a fun family outing. We will be back next year! Worth the drive from Georgetown!

Super fun place to come visit during Fall! They have a bunch of activities for adults and kids and everything is really affordable. We only had enough time to do the scarecrow stuffing, but we had a blast! Making a scarecrow was less than $20 and provides a shirt, pants, hay, and markers to draw a face on your new friend. You can buy a hat for your scarecrow for $4.00. Which is a steal considering you can borrow these hats from your bud at any time. Would go back! They also have a corn maze, flower picking, hay rides, goats, and more!! In the spring there is berry picking as well :).

Lots of activities here always a good time I went as a kid and still continue to go as an adult

This place is like a dream! We went early April after the tulips had gone and strawberries were beginning strong! So much fun picking the strawberries, they give you a very sturdy box with a handle to put your strawberries in. They do daily updates on their website to let you know how the farm is doing and what to expect so you can better plan your trip. We also picked flowers! They were beautiful and once I brought them home they opened up so beautifully and lasted a long time. We bought some of their homemade strawberry lemonade and strawberry Ice cream and it was delightful! Amazing place!

This has to be by far the best pumpkin patch I've ever been to! It was like I was a kid again Sooo many pumpkins to pick from and on top of tht so many activities to do as well. Everything is nicely spread out From the pumpkin/gourds price per lb Goat feeding .50 Corn maze 4 Flower picking 3 Horse ridding 4.75 And scare crow making 17 Food and still so much more ,... There is an abundance of things to do We spend 3 hours and still could of been there longer !! Bring water if you do not want to buy any. it was pretty hot out picking flowers And bug spray Other then tht everyone was pretty friendly and the drive from Austin was LOEVLY !!!

nicest staff! prettiest farms. totally affordable for a day of fun. we went on a weekday so no pony rides but still plenty of activities to do. delicious popsicles and ice cream, reasonable price ! get plenty of food to feed the goats

BEAUTIFUL berries and not a single strawberry that is sweet. All tart. We got 2 baskets. $40.00 worth of TART berries, so very disappointed. Know before you go....

This was so much fun for the whole family. We took all three kids (17, 14, & 2) along with my mom, my wife, and l. We ate so many strawberries! The best way to enjoy this place is to pack a picnic lunch, wear rain boots, and bring sun hats. You buy boxes for $0.75 a piece and then take them out into the field to eat and pick as many as you'd like. It was a nice cool day, so we found a picnic table in the sun to have lunch on. After lunch we bought ice cream and used fresh picked strawberries as spoons. The vanilla ice cream is perfect for this! The goat bridge is hilarious and adds a bit of whimsy to an already fun place. We'll be back again next year for sure.

My toddler had so much fun. Lots of activities for the family and the ice cream was absolutely delicious!

We make it a point to come out to SBF at least once a year, especially in the Fall! It's our yearly tradition, and this year was no different. They always have a wide variety of pumpkins to choose from, and the prices are extremely reasonable. Most of the larger pumpkins are $.55 per lb, and I always feel like we get a ton of pumpkins for a great price. The farm sits on over 60 acres, so there is PLENTY of space to spread out, and tons of activities to do if you have little ones. The best part about SBF is that there is NO admission fee to get in. You can come and shop for pumpkins and then bounce if you want, or stay and try one of the many activities they have on site. All you need to do is purchase a ticket for the activity you want to do, and you're good to go. On this occasion, we had our 18 month old with us, so we decided to get some tickets to do the hay ride. Kids 2 and under are free! The hay ride was a lot of fun, and there are numerous other activities for the whole family to do-pumpkin painting, feeding goats, corn maze, make a scarecrow, pick your own flowers, etc. We will definitely be back once the strawberries are ready to pick!