Earth 'n' Us Farm

“This place has the most unique set of features. In the middle of the Little Haiti neighborhood these 2.5 acres of parcels that have been transformed over 45 years into a wild and beautiful little farm with 4 of the oldest/largest trees in Miami thriving among the goats, emus, chickens, pigs and cats. We stayed in the canopy room of the tree house and got to feel the breeze while we slept above the soft noises of sleepy farmlife at night. We woke in the morning to animals ready to be fed by Ray and Leslie tidying up the outdoor kitchen for us to be able to cook our breakfast and drink our coffee on the patio in the morning sunshine filtered through the palm, almong and jumbo gumbo trees. What a treasure. There is magic in the land here that Ray and Leslie tend with all the little school children running around during the week for the attached farm school this place is a wonderland of delight. Come enjoy a rustic and wonderful retreat and if you don't mind climbing two narrow flights of stairs up the side of a tree to bed and back down to the shared bathrooms and kitchen this place will leave you happy, smiling and amazed at all they have made here.”

“I was nice experience to find this farm in the center of Miami. Here you can touch the nature and to be in quiet atmosphere and enjoy the nature. We saw farm animals: pigs, turtles, parrot (poor parrot he was alone in a cage and so sad because can’t fly 😢), goats, chickens. Here are airbnb so you can stay and take yoga.”

“Such a wonderful experience. Great for small kids as they get to see some animals. Raymond who looks after the garden, showed us many useful plants. I think it would be even better if they post signs outside, letting public know there is a farm here. We were about to turn back until one of the neighbours guided us.”

“A magical place that keeps the essence of the old and simple days of Miami intact. Beautiful trees, farm animals, cool people - the way it used to be before mega development$ took over. And they plan to keep it that way. 🙏🙏 Loved the vibe here! Unique”

“After finishing my plate during a night of spirituality, music, dancing and good political discourse, I asked where the compost bin would be. They pointed to the lovely pigs... See this little bit of heaven in the middle of the city during daytime.”

“What an amazing little piece of heaven in miami. When I go there I feel like never leaving. Love this place!!! Everyone should experience it. Great for kids.”

“This place is interesting mostly because of it's location, but don't be fooled. The plants look pretty nice. The animals looks kind of sad. It is not a farm. It is barely a garden. The long-term residents who rent apartments on the property had some troubling stories about the owners/landlords, to put it mildly. Maybe worth a look, not worth a trip.”

“Very very SAD! The animals are in small dirt pens. Half of them look sick. There’s no water for the duck. And the poor parrots.. you can feel their anger, anxiety and sadness. This place made me feel sick. The people responsible should be kept in those pens.”