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If you're looking for a fun stop while exploring Homestead, Florida, put Knaus Berry Farm on your list. This family-owned farm is known for its fresh produce, famous cinnamon rolls, and old-fashioned farm atmosphere.
Located in the Redland agricultural area of Homestead, Knaus Berry Farm is one of those places that feels a little different from the typical South Florida attractions. Instead of attractions and crowds, you'll find a working farm, fields of seasonal produce, a bakery filled with tempting treats, and plenty of opportunities to take home something delicious.
The Bakery at Knaus Berry Farm
One of the biggest reasons people visit Knaus Berry Farm is the bakery.
The cinnamon rolls are the star of the show, and you'll quickly understand why once you see them. They're soft, warm, gooey and covered with just the right amount of icing. If you're a cinnamon roll fan, this is definitely something you'll want to try.
The bakery also offers other homemade baked goods, along with milkshakes, smoothies and fresh produce depending on the season.
There's something especially enjoyable about visiting a farm bakery like this. It isn't a fancy restaurant or trendy café. It's simple, casual and has that old-fashioned feel that makes the experience memorable.
Pick-Your-Own Produce
Knaus Berry Farm is more than just a bakery.
Depending on the time of year, visitors can pick their own fruits and vegetables. Strawberries are one of the popular seasonal choices, but what's available changes throughout the growing season.
If you've never picked your own produce, it's a fun way to experience a different side of South Florida. The farm gives you a chance to get out into the fields and enjoy the agricultural side of the Homestead area.
And, of course, there's something satisfying about bringing home fresh produce that you picked yourself.
Fresh Produce and Farm Products
Even if you don't plan to pick your own produce, it's worth checking out what's available at the farm.
Knaus Berry Farm sells a variety of fruits and vegetables, along with other farm products. Availability depends on the season, so each visit can be a little different.
If you're visiting Homestead during the winter growing season, you'll find plenty of activity around the local farms and agricultural stands. This is one of the things I enjoy about exploring this part of Florida—the landscape is very different from the beaches and tourist areas that most people associate with South Florida.
15980 SW 248th Street Homestead, FL 33031
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