Beasley Farm
Beasley Farm is a working farm that engages visitors with its diverse agricultural activities. Guests can visit with the farm animals and participate in seasonal activities like flower picking. The rustic charm and friendly staff provide a welcoming atmosphere, making it an enjoyable outing for families. The farm often hosts special events like festivals and craft fairs.
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SulyWe had a really good experience visiting this farm! There were lots of vendors, plenty of fresh produce options at great prices and excellent quality. Parking and admission are free, which is very smart because it brings in so many people. Make sure to bring some cash — the corn maze, petting zoo, and some vendors only accept cash. Overall, it was a lovely experience, and we definitely recommend it!
Oct 19, 2025 · Google Review
Maria BrandesBeautiful local farm with fresh veggies,flowers, animals, and acres of oak trees. Their box of produce for $10 is a steal. Support small business while enjoying an authentic experience.
May 9, 2026 · Google Review
Cassie KrugIt was super fun for the pumpkin patch. They had good good trucks and a petting zoo that my baby loved. They had cows and chickens and goats. They had a maze and pick your own flowers. They had a ball pit and corn pit. Great time, I highly recommend
Oct 20, 2025 · Google Review
Tamiko BerrymanFirst time there... it was quite charming!! Nothing like getting produce fresh from the farm!! We made some juice from all the veggies!! We will definitely be back!!
Jun 6, 2026 · Google Review
Sarah KonopinskiMy family and I love this place and always drive the 35 minutes. It’s always worth it! Unfortunately, we went to the autumn festival today and were pretty disappointed. Having gone to previous events and even lazy weekends, it seems different this time. Every activity has a price tag. $1 to pick three zinnia flowers, 1$ per sunflower, $5 pony rides, $3 petting zoo, $1 to feed the animals, and $5 to go through a maze of sunn hemp flowers. While I understand wanting to monitor how much people feed the animals, everything else seemed a little excessive. But, I also understand when a location gets popular, price tags start appearing. On top of that, I purchased some Old Florida tortilla chips for $4.25 from the produce stand and they were five days past the expiration date and stale. We will, of course, be back. But I think we will only come during non-event weekends. Still love the farm and the family!
Oct 11, 2025 · Google Review