The Little Farm

Amazing! My kids love it and when their that happy I am happy! Their Halloween set up is my favorite picking a pumpkin petting zoos and pony rides! It’s awesome!

The Little Farm is a gem on the outskirts of Miami. We took our little one pumpkin picking in the fall and for their wonderful Easter package last week. Both experiences were a complete delight! Pony rides, themed activities like egg hunting (divided by age group so all kids get a guarantee of eggs and prize), goat feeding/​milking, a serene butterfly garden, petting zoo and more. All of this without it feeling overcrowded. What a wonderful family place to spend the afternoon.

This place always has the best events for families. The staff is always vey friendly and ready to help. Kids love it!

Coming to the The Little Farm during pumpkin season has become a yearly tradition for our family and I look forward to it SO much.
This is a great place for little ones to have fun and enjoy some outdoor space with farm animals. There’s a petting zoo ($ 3), pony rides ($ 2) and pumpkins for purchase. Oh, and there’s a butterfly garden, too. There’s also a section for kids to play and run wild with lots of little plastic play houses. And this year they started accepting credit cards! Yessssss! Well, not for the parking. Parking is $ 5 cash only.
Please keep in mind that they have extended hours during the month of October. And don’t you worry, there are bathrooms!
Great place for some autumn fun for the kids.

i came here to play photog for a couple with kids that are friends of ours. the place is great for little kids. i’m talking maybe 2^nd grade and lower. not much for adults to do. this is totally a kid experience.
paying for parking was a bit of a turnoff. we’re in homestead, not city of miami. yeah it was only $ 5 but once again, we’re at a farm were land is abundant.

I took 2 of my small children here today with a Groupon and we were not particularly impressed. Perhaps it was just too darn hot, but there really wasn’t much to write home about. We took the 10 minute «tour» (with a very friendly staff person) and she let my 3 year old feed and milk a goat which was interesting. We saw some horses and 1 huge cow behind an electric fence and that was it for the tour. The «butterfly garden» is in horrible need of repair/​cleaning/​maintenance and even my 3 year old found it rather yucky. The water feature was completely covered in algae and there were far more flies than butterflies! We did get a 5 minute pony ride which was fun and made the 40 minute drive from Miami worthwhile but we spent only 40 minutes total at the farm and saw/​did all there was to do. I will not be making that drive again and would not recommend it to anyone.

We absolutly loved it my kids 3 and 1! We got our ticket on groupon! They have guided tours were they tell you about there animals and you can milk a goat freed them ride a horse and pet lots of animals! My kids were very happy! Just call to ask them wenn the tours start

Fun times at the Little Farm on this ‘chilly’ fall day in South Florida. $ 10 per person gets you parking and everything else including pony rides, petting zoo (turkeys, ducks, pigs, rabbits, chicks, goats and a sheep) plus a tour of the butterfly center, feeding the baby goats, and actually milking the goats with the very patient farmer staff.
The pony rides made for some vivid seasonal photos with the pumpkin patch and scarecrows framing the scene and this was altogether a fun day trip for the family. Expect to spend 2 – 3 hours tops.

Sadly, I cannot give this «pumpkin patch» a good review because after experiencing the real deal in Virginia and Northern Florida I was a bit disappointed with this one.
Maybe it is my fault for coming to this pumpkin patch with hopes of getting that «fall feeling»
I say if you have never been to a real pumpkin patch then you will like it because it is inexpensive and you will find pumpkins and pony rides, but that’s it.
The place actually looks a bit run down in my opinion, the cow looked a bit sad and thin and they had about 10 play houses for kids to play in but they were full of mold and very dirty so I didn’t let my 3 year old play in there for long.

We love coming out to the pumpkin patch. It’s relaxing and fun watching the kids interacting with animals. Perfect for taking pictures and spending quality time! Love their butterfly garden too!

Great time for the kids and relaxing for the parents. Well setup and everyone was very friendly. Can’t wait to return.

Read some not so positive feedback but decided to head there anyhow and had a fabulous time. No, there is no hay ride but what is the big deal about hay rides. The kiddies enjoyed everything else. After reading some posts we decided to go early arriving around 10 was a good time. It was full but the lines were short only 2 or 3 ahead of us. It’s a wonderful combination of pumpkin patch and petting zoo.

Cute little farm to bring the kiddos to. Went with some friends during Halloween time and although the grounds are cute, they would benefit from a bigger food/​drink area. Other than that, cute place.

Went here in October for pumpkin patch time. Free pony rides with a pumpkin purchase, fun petting area for the kids. I even petted a turkey for the first time! Great experience for kids to see animals and farm and experience it all first hand. I highly suggest taking kids here for a great time!

We came here to take Fall pictures of our toddler. No, this place isn’t a super authentic pumpkin patch with hay rides and all that, but it’s very cute. Besides, there is no real Fall in Miami, so get over it.
There is a small petting zoo ($ 3) and pony rides for the kids to enjoy.
The pumpkin patch is set up well for pictures. We showed up as soon as they opened on the weekend (10am) and didn’t encounter much of a crowd on the patch. However, I noticed a huge line of parents and annoyed children waiting for pictures when we left the petting zoo area about 30 minutes later.
They open 3−7pm on weekdays and 10am-​7pm on weekends.
Parking is $ 5, entrance is free, and you get a free pony ride with every pumpkin you purchase.

A petting farm, horse rides, milk goats, butterfly tour… For 8 bucks?
You have to check their calendar, but something like one weekend a month, LITTLE FARM invites you in for $ 8.00. I’ve paid $ 5.00 before just for a pony ride at carnivals. Or the Petting farm. Or for the experience of milking and feeding goats. Joey LOVED all of it, and it really was a bargain for us.
They also have a pumpkin patch round this time of year, if you haven’t snagged one yet.
Remember them during Easter too, they do a hunt.

We went to the yearly Pumpkin Patch racket at the Little Farm for the second year in a row.
I will give Little farm credit — this is the best thing going in season-​less South Florida if you want a taste of the Fall.
Pros:
They have a pretty large pumpkin selection, and although it’s not really a «pumpkin patch», the prices aren’t bad.
A free pony ride ticket comes with every pumpkin purchase.
A petting zoo for a nominal charge of $ 2.00.
A butterfly garden and lots of other farm animals for the kids to see.
Cons:
It’s located FAR south, almost Homestead. Compared to real pumpkin patches up north with hayrides and such it’s pretty crappy.
Since it’s the best thing going in the area, you have every parent for a 50 mile radius trying to come here. They are idiots too. There were many plastica ladies wearing high heels and jeans… IT’s A FARM STUPID!
The pumpkin «patch» is extremely crowded with parents and kids jockeying for space on the pumpkins to get that manufactured fall picture to post on facebook.
If you buy pumpkins, you have to lug them FAR to your car in the lot. Definitely bring a wagon or a cart if you are buying multiple pumpkins. My monkey ass learned the hard way…
The place isn’t bad, but the crowds (and the heat) are what make it horrendous. I would recommend coming here AS SOON AS THEY OPEN on the weekends or on a weekday. That way you avoid the hoards of morons trying to come here and the lines for the pony rides will be tolerable.

It’s a «little farm». What do you want? It’s little and it’s a farm! That being said, I think it is perfect for parents of young kids that love animals and don’t want to spend more than $ 10 on a kiddie outing. My son LOVES animals (all kinds) so I have to say we go there often when we’re bored. We went for Easter one year and it was GREAT! The egg hunt was divided into age groups which avoided big kids trampling over little ones. We also go every fall and they have a large pumpkin patch along with several picture spots. The petting animal area is small but it has the essentials (sheep, pigs, geese, rabbits, chicks, etc). They also have the children make a circle and extend their hands full of food so they can feed the sheep. The fun part of that is that they let go of all the sheep at once, so they kind of go crazy and the kids LOVE it. My son milked a goat there once too! There’s horses and ponies for children to ride on as well and a cute butterfly garden. All of this for a couple of dollars per person. You can’t really ask for much more.
Negatives…it is HOT, dirty (it’s a farm so don’t plan on going to the bathroom while you’re there), and in special events it can get a little crowded.

We took our kids just this week to their Pumpkin Patch and boy was this SO worth it! We spent a total of $ 8 and got a pumpkin, my son got a Pony ride, he also got to pet lambs, baby pigs, and even tried to catch chickens! Then we went into their butterfly garden where he ran and ran trying to catch up to the gorgeous butterflies. The smile on my son’s face was PRICELESS! I live close by so it was a very short drive for me but I can see how an adult might be disappointed with the size of the farm. Still, in a child’s eyes this place is magical! We will be returning next year when our daughter can enjoy it as well :)

This was an extreme disappointment!!! There is nothing worth driving all this way from Miami for. There is a very small petting area where they have several different animals and there are pony rides. That’s all folks! You can get both petting zoo and pony rides at Bayside Park or the Zoo in Miami and not drive for 30 – 60 minutes to get there. AND there were huge crowds so it took forever just to visit their only 2 attractions. I would give it zero stars if I could.