Pinto’s Farm

I had been meaning to check out this place for some time now, so when the sis invited us to join her I gladly accepted.
Admission fee includes everything inside, not a lot to do but you get to enjoy a different scenery with lots of trees, petting zoo, paddle boats, pony rides, tractor ride and some type of bicycle looking vehicles.
The fee is normally $ 12 if you pay there, but $ 9 if you pay online. They also have groupons available, which comes out quite inexpensive. When you purchase the $ 9 tickets online, you get to do everything unlimited. This worked out for us since we basically had the whole place to ourselves this day and were able to do pretty much whatever we wanted the entire time. We did have to wait to be attended at more than one attraction but once a staff member was there they were very nice.
If you decide to go, make you to purchase the groupon. I don’t think admission should be priced at $ 12 for kids 2 and up and adults.
We enjoyed our experience here because it’s something different and we love to be outdoors, especially with nice weather. Is it somewhere I would continue to return to time and time again?! Not so sure.

What can I say about this place.
I have years seeing Groupon with deals on Pintos Farm. I’ feel very sketchy about business using Groupon because either they are not very profitable or they have just opened up.
For Pinto I can clearly see they are just not as profitable. Reason why I believe this is because their website looks like it’s so much fun. I mean it is fun for kids but they need to work on keeping that place up and tidy.
I took my son with his friend this past Sunday to the «winter wonderland» event they have for the holidays. It was the last day I believe but half the things were not working. Half of the employees were missing. Some of the attractions didn’t have an employee available and I did not see all the animals advertised on the website. They have portable toilets which are a HUGE NO NO for me specially in regards to the kids.
The lake water is literally green. It’s just a mess in my opinion. The boys had fun but I was very upset with the false advertisement shown online.

Nice place but expensive. Save some $$ by getting their Groupon deal. The grounds are well maintained the paddle boats were cool. I took my family during the holidays so it was decorated nice for the holidays with all the lights and free Santa photos.

I don’t know if it was just the timing of when we went but a bunch of the «attractions» were actually closed or no one was there (petting zoo, face painting, other things I couldn’t tell what they were). It was in no way worth the price of entrance ($ 13 for access to the grounds plus either a tractor or paddle boat ride or $ 19 for unlimited access to the rides). It was al just ok but I was pretty disappointed to have driven so far and paid so much, we were done in an hour.

I was not satisfied with my experience. Thankfully I did not pay full price since there was a living social deal. The place was not maintained at all. Animals did not look happy to see people, area yet were kept in was not clean. Absolutely let down with tractor ride because there was nothing nice to actually look at. Living social description sold me but not when I actually visited. Do not waste your time.

We Love Pinto’s farm… They have lots of entertainment for the kids (my son loves to go), people who works there are super friendly, they keep the site clean, etc… % Recommended

Totally dissappointed that the groupon basically just let us walk in. Nothing can be paid individually and you have to pay for EVERYTHING. .ill never be back here again. This was not explained at all

I bought the Groupon for Pinto’s Farm and checked out their Halloween/​pumpkin thing a couple weekends ago. I went with a large group of friends and their kids. I thought the decorations and the pumpkins were really cute but holy cow the entire time we were there we were waiting in line! I waited in line for an hour outside at their food/​smoothie stand to order two smoothies, then I waited like 25 minutes to enter the farm, and then there were crazy long waits to do any and all activities, like the hay rides, the pony rides, etc. I think the next time I come here, it will be when it’s not so crazy.

The place is nice/​ok but more than likely we won’t go again. The entrance is $ 12 per person it includes one ride on the paddle boat or hayride. I didn’t want to ride either.
Other than that, nothing else is included. Face painting $ 5, trick or treat bag (with the crappiest treats) $ 3, tractors $ 5, hayride $ 5, little baby tractors $ 5, pumpkin painting ($ 3 – 20), pony rides $ 5,etc.
The place was really just ok. I understand it takes a lot to maintain all that, but the $ 32 entrance fee for 2 adults and 1 kid plus everything inside, is excessive.
The paddle boat we got was busted and the back part of my husbands seat broke. We told the guy and he didn’t care.
Nicely decorated. Cute ideas. One time thing.

A visit to a pumpkin patch is a must during Fall for me. Last year, we attended the Coconut Grove Pumpkin Patch so this year we tried Pinto’s Farm! I had no idea the grounds were so huge! Their effort in decorating the whole venue is evident, with a lot of it being do-​it-​yourself (they had painted milk jugs hanging as ghosts).
I got tickets on Groupon so I’m not sure how much regular priced tickets are. Our tickets included either a hayride or paddle boating, everything else (tractor rides for the kids, pony rides, face painting) were $ 5 each, but you could purchase unlimited rides for $ 7 more. The pumpkins were plentiful although some weren’t really worth purchasing, they did make for a pretty photo op (nothing like Coconut Groves though). My favorite part were the farm animals and paddle boating.
Overall, the kids say they had a lot of fun, as did I, but we both prefer Coconut Grove’s pumpkin patch. We would however go back to the farm for more paddle boating and pig holding and probably during their Christmas set up — I’m sure it’ll be just as family orientated and charming.

I bought a groupon for Pinto Farm and I must say I was not disappointed. There was plenty for the kids to do and many opportunities for amazing fall pictures. Is hard in Miami to get that feeling of the season but being there really felt like fall, minus the humidity of course. The pony ride was the kids favorite, the staff was great making the kids feel welcome and safe. We did do the paddle boat and halfway thru one of the pedals came off, some water started coming in and we freaked out for about a second and paddle our little hearts out in the front to make it back, but even this was fun in its own way and the staff was very helpful and apologetic. Just remember to have lunch before arriving because there’s not much variety of food and the little they do have is pretty pricey :))

Overoll the place its great for kids although it needs to improve the safety in some areas for the kids like around the lake its just some ropes. And the line to wait for the shakes was horrible no shade plus it took too long .
But the kids had a blast. . Will go again for xmas

Super cute and unique place to get the kiddies out the house. My girls love it here and tis the season … Pumpkins everywhere =)

3.5 yr old son loved it. There’s shade at all the activity spots, nice walk with great scenery. It’s Halloween themed. Lots of picture spots, pumpkins, trick or treat bags/​hunt with stations throughout the farm that you can go to for treats. Tractor ride is cute, u get to see bunnies, baby goats, ponies, horses, fruit trees & more while riding. Paddle boat is super cute. Definitely a great spot for little kids.

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Such a cute location for a farm. It is out in Homestead, so it was a drive for us. We came here with a Groupon for a Easter event. We arrived early, which definitely worked to our benefit. There was enough time to check everything out without feeling rushed. I loved their cute Easter decorations throughout the farm. It had an egg hunt, paddle boating, tractor ride for the kids, pony rides and a petting zoo. The petting zoo was pretty much the only part of the farm i considered to be lame, but that was pretty much it. It was large enough to enjoy just being out in nature and relaxing. My kids had a great time, which was the important part.

Found a deal in Living Social for this place and decided «why not?»
My kids had a blast with the petting zoo and the pony ride. Then they got their faces painted and rode on the paddle boats and were super tired.

My family and I ended up going here because of a Groupon. 2 adults for $ 12. I’m unsure of the full price without it, but the Groupon made it worth it. Pinto’s farm has a simple layout, it won’t take you long to see how much they offer. We enjoyed what little they did offer; the petting zoo, the gingerbread designing, the pretty lights. They offer pony rides and paddle boats, but I have a baby so we missed out on those attractions. Honestly this place would make for a decent wedding location. If you’re a family with children or a baby I recommend it, only if it’s less than $ 20. I will say this, the staff is very friendly, when their attentive. I’m assuming they get bored and wonder off on breaks and it can be hard to track them down at times, but again for $ 12, I definitely got what I paid for.

My toddler son had a blast. Great for kids up to 6 – 7 in my opinion. Bought a Groupon for their Winter event. Totally worth it. Face painting, paddle boat rides, pony rides, tiny tractor pull rides. Lots of photo ops with Santa, a snowman, and a ginger bread man. Cute, fun, would come back again. Don’t come here starving. Only hotdogs and empanadas for sale. Some shakes and smoothies also. Bring cash as not all of their activities accept credit. Enjoy!

I’m not really sure why folks are so down on this place…
Brought my daughter here on a recent weekend and had a fun time taking her to see their VERY modest petting zoo (bunnies and a baby goat), riding through their palm grove, but saving the best for last.
They’ve got pony rides for the kids and this was the absolute highlight of the experience.
I’m not sure if it’s quite worth the drive in and of itself, but paired up with a stop a Robert is Here, Shivers BBQ, Schnebly, and/​or Knaus Berry Farm could make for a fun Saturday way down south.

I’m giving 2 stars because this place has potential. It’s got a nice ambiance (aside from the non attentive employees).
We arrived at approx 1:45 & decided to pay for the train ride. We waited over a ½ hour at the ‘train stop’. When we finally inquired as to what was taking so long we were told that they had just opened at 2:00(no signs to indicate hours of operation) and that the train needed to get gas (who opens there business without it being ready for its customers?). We waited another 10 minutes and finally had to ask for our money back. When we got to the window for our refund the employee was at least apologetic, but overall the service was subpar and we wouldn’t go back again.
Edit: I just noticed on the top of the Unilocal page it says ‘hours of operation 8:00 — 5:00