Farmer Mikes U Pick of Fort Myers

We need more farms like this. Beautiful, beautiful property. Perfect place to spend these beautiful Florida days in January. Flowers, fruit & veggies and fun for the kids as well.. what more could you ask for.

Strawberries were a bit past prime but we took our time and found some good ones! So yummy 😋 Tomatoes were excellent too. It's so much fun when you get to pick your fruits and vegetables fresh from a farm. We try to go there at least once each spring.

Beautiful berries but for u pick is 3.49 a pound! I can get 2 pounds for 5 at Publix and they are locally resourced. Didn't make sense to me?

Great place to grab some fresh fruits with the kids. Fun local farm with bounce houses and drinks for the kiddos after they pick some strawberries, tomatoes, or whatever else is growing. It's a fun place ...nice people...glad we stopped.

I went there today with a friend who has been there many times to pick wild flowers. I paid $13 for 22 small wild flowers and 2 sunflowers. I told my friend how much it cost and she said she never spent more than $9 & she had way more flowers than I did. She then tells me it’s .25 per wild flower & $1 per sunflower, it doesn’t make sense why I was charged so much more.

We loved it here! Lots of bloomed sunflowers, tons of pumpkins to pick from, hay ride on a huge tractor, and lots of fresh foods and fruits to purchase as well. Lots of areas to take photos and a kids area as well. We had a blast and would recommend to our friends.

Absolute joke! Extremely over-priced, limited selections, very disappointing. Tomatoes were rotted and wrinkled. Latino food tent, manned by a 12 year old, doesn't wash her hands. $4.50 for a bottle of water, $30 for a pumpkin. Went down the street, bought 2 bigger pumpkins for less money than their one. Waste of time.

Took my kiddos for the fall festival around noon today and we didn’t have a good experience but it was mostly due to a large amount of bees throughout the farm. We bought the family tickets which included the hayride and corn maze. There’s two bounce houses for the littles and a bounce pad for ages 6-10. A mini maze of hay bales, pumpkin patch, fall backdrops, sand area with giant tires and a little kitchen play set. For the corn maze, they have an activity sheet and once completed then you get a prize. About fifty feet in, my youngest got stung by a bee so unfortunately that set the mood for the rest of our time there as my kiddos were more aware and fearful of the bees. We grabbed ice cream from one of the 6-7 vendors (local honey, tacos, roasted corn etc) and that helped take some of the “sting” away. We then went on the hay ride, which was unpleasant for my kiddos because of the bees. Personally, it wasn’t worth the $15 a ticket considering my kiddos were so worried about being stung by a bee most of the time but that may not be everyone’s experience. Would recommend folks go later in the afternoon/into the evening if you have kids who would be nervous around bees or if anyone has bee allergies.