Amber Brooke Farms Eustis

“This place is absolutely amazing! Whether you're stopping by to pick flowers, blueberries, corn or spending the day enjoying all the activities they offer, there's something for everyone. One of the things I love most is that parents can relax while the kids enjoy being kids. On select weekends, they offer water slides and bounce houses, and they're thoughtfully separated by age group so younger children can play safely without worrying about bigger kids accidentally bumping into them. They offer fresh donuts, Ice Cream, BBQ style food and even adult beverages. They also have private rentals so if you're looking for a place to host a Birthday party this is perfect! The entire experience is fun, family-friendly, and truly unique. I highly recommend visiting—it's a place you'll want to come back to again and again!”

“One of the BEST family farms in Florida!! If you have kids and they love to play outside then you have to go here!! There is so much stuff for the kids you can spend all day and still not do everything. Amber Brooke Farms put a ton of money into this place to make it amazing. We will be back over and over again. The prices are extremely reasonable. Thank you Amber Brooke Farms for making such an incredible family friendly place to enjoy!”

“Beautiful place to go with whole family. This place is for all ages . You can pick up , sunflowers , blueberries and more. The atmosphere is super friendly . During the Mother’s Day they had all you can eat sweet corn and that was delicious. The infrastructure is nice with many things to do , tractor ride and animals encounter.”

“What a great place! A fun day for all ages. No admission fee to enjoy the grounds. And everything is reasonably priced. Tori is the first pleasant face to greet you on the way in. We loved our day of strawberry picking, sunflowers, food trucks and tractor rides. Dont forget to pick up an apple cider donut...YUM!! 😋”

“Great place to enjoy by yourself and with a family. Plenty interesting activities for kids, 4 types of blueberries to pick , sweetcorn, zinnias, sunflowers, super tasty blueberry pancakes and for 55+ free donut for each pound of blueberries you pick. Plentiful of parking no entrance fee.”

“We had a wonderful day as a family. We picked strawberries and sunflowers and enjoyed all the activities. The staff was incredibly helpful; we took a tractor ride and had a delicious meal. Such a beautiful place!!! We’ll be back soon!!!”

“Today was our first visit to Amber Brooke Farms, and it was an Easter Egg Hunt day. We added on the gel blaster range for our daughter and we all took a ride on the Pumpkin Eater and picked strawberries, too. Blueberry picking was closed for some reason, so that was a bit disappointing. However, there were lots more fun activities for children, and the variety of pets in the petting zoo was surprisingly unique. There were goats, sheep, and a couple of pigs as one might expect. But how joyful I was to see 2 alpacas, a llama, a pair of Flemish bunnies, a couple of donkeys, a turtle/tortoise, 3 different beautiful breeds of cattle (one being a highland, which are very popular these days), and good ol' Charlie the camel! I never imagined I would ever be close enough to a camel to pet and feed it but there I was. So, it was a highlight for me. There were two other camels that were saddled up for riding. We didn't partake because at $15 per ride, we felt that was pretty ridiculous. Surely, we weren't the only ones with that opinion because I did not see one person ride a camel the entire 3+ hours that we were there. Not that I was eyeballing the area the whole time. But with as many times as I passed it or hung out near it, I saw zero riders. The camel attendants looked bored, like they would have preferred to be doing something else with their Saturday. But who could blame them? At $5 a pop, they and the camels would have been busy all day long. But hey, when an establishment chooses to be greedy rather than fair, this is what you get. I didn't bother to ask about the pony ride pricing since our daughter weighed more than the 80lb max. But chances are, we would have been disappointed with that pricing, too. Speaking of which, do not expect family-friendly pricing on the food and drinks, either. There was a decent mix of food trucks, but I did not consider any of them to be reasonably priced. Although, we were hungry, we skipped eating at the farm altogether. It would have easily cost the 3 of us $50 or more for food and one drink a piece. From what I could see, don't expect to be able to get a single drink for less than $2.50, and that's for a 12oz can of soda. Did you hear what I said? A 12 oz can of soda will cost you $2.50! I am not a fan of the taste of purified water and under normal circumstances, I usually travel with my own insulated bottle of spring water, but today was a little different. So, anyway, I had to breakdown and get a $2.50 nasty-tasting purified water just so I wouldn't dehydrate. Add in two drinks for my daughter and one for her dad, we spent over $10 just on 10 oz sodas and standard-sized 16.9 oz waters. That's insane! I could get 48 bottles of spring water at the grocery store for that! I should also add that I am not a fan of alcoholic drinks at children's events, and let me tell you, there was no shortage of those to choose from. Probably dozens compared to maybe 10 or less non-alcoholic choices. An ice cream sundae would have been nice. But not at $14! Are you serious?! We only brought one child. I cannot imagine the sticker-shock for those who brought more. Needless to say, if we go back, we'll be sure to eat first and to bring our 30 oz water bottles. You can do what you want, but at least you can make an informed decision before you go.”

“We visited on opening day and, unfortunately, left feeling underwhelmed. We’re giving two stars mainly because the local kids they hired were upbeat, professional, and genuinely pleasant—they were easily the highlight of the visit, along with the military vehicles on display. Beyond that, the experience didn’t quite live up to expectations. Admission was 19.95 per person and was supposed to include two pancakes with syrup, but that stand closed early due to the heat—even though it was a breezy (and very typical) 90-degree Florida day. That was disappointing. Inside, there were several food trucks offering everything from water and slushies to BBQ, burgers, brisket, fries, ice cream, donuts, and popcorn—but everything was full price. Two basic meals ran about 30, which made it hard to understand what the admission fee actually covered. The food itself was comparable to standard fair food—greasy and not particularly memorable. The blueberries weren’t quite ripe yet and seemed picked over in many areas, despite it being opening day. At 4.95 per pound (plus tax and admission), it didn’t feel like a great value. We also purchased sunflowers for 2 per stem, but they were already wilted by the time we got home, just an hour later. Live music was advertised, but it wasn’t something we’d go out of our way to hear again. As for activities, unless you have young children (roughly ages 3–9), there isn’t much to do beyond berry picking—and even that felt limited given the condition of the crops. For adults, the overall experience felt pretty sparse. In the end, it just didn’t feel like a good value for the cost, and it’s not something we’d likely return to.”