Sweet Eats Fruit Farm

Sweet Eats Fruit Farm Georgetown, Texas Adventure Farm & Petting Zoo Followed shortly by a Tulip Festival in February. Animatronic Dinosaurs & Reptile Show In November.
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CENTRAL TEXAS ADVENTURE FARM

We have PYO Strawberries seasonally & multiple annual festivals starting with Baby Animals Days at the beginning of the year where you'll be able to bottle feed baby goats, bull calf's & sheep. Easter Egg Hunts, breakfast with the Easter Bunny & (18+) Adult Egg Hunts in spring. Sunflower Festival with 3ft - 14ft tall giant sunflowers, and our (18+) Wine Your Way Out o

f our sunflower field during summer. Fall Festival with our 2 acre pumpkin patch, 4.5 acre themed corn maze, fireworks, campfires, candy cannon, wagon rides, seasonal shows & more. Finally end your year with Christmas at the farm for breakfast with Santa & his real life reindeer, Candy Cane Hunts with Grumpy Farmer Green, Cookie Palooza and Choose & Cut Christmas Trees.

We honestly don’t even know where to begin, but thank you is a good place to start. To our incredible community: thank y...
07/23/2025

We honestly don’t even know where to begin, but thank you is a good place to start. To our incredible community: thank you for showing up when it mattered most.

Huge thanks to Amanda and Alisha from Taylor Feed and Supply for organizing over 60 people: high school cheer and football teams, NJHS groups, church groups and a Taylor City Councilman.
https://www.facebook.com/TaylorFeedandSupply

Special thanks to Perez For organizing a clean up crew!

Centex woodland co. - Savoy
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558992622039

Mallard and sons- Brent Humphreys
https://www.facebook.com/mallardandsons

Austin Powder Company- Georgetown Crew
https://www.facebook.com/AustinPowderCompany

Granger ISD - Athletic Department
https://www.facebook.com/granger.isd

Big Bs Grocery in Granger TX- Elliot Bohuslav
https://www.facebook.com/bigbsmeatmarket

First Baptist Church Taylor
https://www.facebook.com/fbctaylortx

The Dirty Barbque crew
https://www.facebook.com/Dirty.Barbecue

Chick Fil A Georgetown
https://www.facebook.com/cfageorgetowntx

Grace Academy https://www.facebook.com/graceacademytx

Our Church FBG and especially the 40s class
https://www.facebook.com/fbgchurch

To our amazing annual members: thank you for being the steady support we can always count on & thanks for coming out & helping!

To every customer who reached out in support or asked how to help, bought a donation ticket, thank you! We still have the Donation tickets available right now. For every one ticket donated we match with 2 extra tickets. This is the current standing for foundations y’all are helping us support:

15 (+30): Austin Disaster Relief Network
1 (+2): Austin Lighthouse
11 (+22): CASA
2 (+4) to CTX Community Foundation
3 (+6): Dell’s Children Medical Foundation
17 (+34): Helping Hand for Children
4 (+8): Isaiah House
2 (+4): OneStar Foundation
2 (+4): St Mary’s Catholic School
1 (+2): Hope Alliance
4 (+8): Ronald McDonald House CTX
2 (+4): Salvation Army
8 (+16): Texas Baptist Children’s Home
2 (+4): Ark of Highland Lakes
7 (+14): SAFE Alliance
5 (+10): Travis County Flood Resource Recovery
58 (+116): Miscellaneous

Your kindness, generosity, and heart remind us why we do what we do. We’re so grateful.

Sweet Eats Flood Update:Hey all!As I’m sitting here some time after a 37 foot wall of water came through the farm and do...
07/12/2025

Sweet Eats Flood Update:

Hey all!

As I’m sitting here some time after a 37 foot wall of water came through the farm and down the river. I wanted to take some time to reflect on the last few days before I shared a few thoughts with Y’all.

1. My heart breaks for those families who lost loved ones over these last few days. As a parent, I can only imagine losing a child in an event like that would be like my soul being ripped from my body. Words will never be able to adequately express the pain they must be going through.

2. I am so thankful for my neighbor who called me at 5am asking if I knew anything about the river being up. This gave us time to get all the animals out and mitigate as much damage as possible.

3. I appreciate the community response. For a minute, everyone sets asides differences and preferences and comes together to help each other as humans should. I wish we could do that more regularly. Thank you for all the county EMS who have risked their lives to save others. Thank you for all the people reaching out and wanting to help!

4. We exist in a floodplain. It’s never a question of if, but when stuff like this happens. I am so thankful this time it happened during our slow season in the summer. We have time to repair things before our busy Fall Fest. Last time this happened (2018) was the opening day of fall fest and then it flooded again in October. For those of you who don’t know my story - I had to sell my house to keep the farm alive for another year.

5. How you can help:
We appreciate the outpouring of love from our friends, members, and guests. While we have a lot of work to do, I want to prioritize helping those who lost everything over us. There are several organizations for you to reach out to that are coordinating a response to all the flooding:

Austin Disaster Relief
Texans on Mission
Southern Baptist Flood response

If you reach out to those organizations and are still looking to do more, then please send us a message and we’ll figure out how you can help us here. Also, another way you can support us is to buy Fall Fest tickets NOW. They are up to 40% off - so help me help you help me!

Sweet Eats Flood Update:Hey all!As I'm sitting here some time after a 37 foot wall of water came through the farm and do...
07/12/2025

Sweet Eats Flood Update:

Hey all!

As I'm sitting here some time after a 37 foot wall of water came through the farm and down the river. I wanted to take some time to reflect on the last few days before I shared a few thoughts with Y'all.

1. My heart breaks for those families who lost loved ones over these last few days. As a parent, I can only imagine losing a child in an event like that would be like my soul being ripped from my body. Words will never be able to adequately express the pain they must be going through.

2. I am so thankful for my neighbor who called me at 5am asking if I knew anything about the river being up. This gave us time to get all the animals out and mitigate as much damage as possible.

3. I appreciate the community response. For a minute, everyone sets asides differences and preferences and comes together to help each other as humans should. I wish we could do that more regularly. Thank you for all the county EMS who have risked their lives to save others. Thank you for all the people reaching out and wanting to help!

4. We exist in a floodplain. It's never a question of if, but when stuff like this happens. I am so thankful this time it happened during our slow season in the summer. We have time to repair things before our busy Fall Fest. Last time this happened (2018) was the opening day of fall fest and then it flooded again in October. For those of you who don't know my story - I had to sell my house to keep the farm alive for another year.

5. How you can help:
We appreciate the outpouring of love from our friends, members, and guests. While we have a lot of work to do, I want to prioritize helping those who lost everything over us. There are several organizations for you to reach out to that are coordinating a response to all the flooding:

Austin Disaster Relief
Texans on Mission
Southern Baptist Flood response

If you reach out to those organizations and are still looking to do more, then please send us a message and we'll figure out how you can help us here. Also, another way you can support us is to buy Fall Fest tickets NOW. They are up to 40% off - so help me help you help me!

6. The farm will be closed for probably at least the next month so we can restore services, re-fence, and rebuild activities. We are offering hours to our staff to help clean up and repair since we can't be open during this time.

7. Now the process begins of cleaning up and rebuilding. Again, I find myself with an err of optimism. How often do we get a blank canvas to repaint a picture -- not of what is, but what could be? While I won't get to build the farm of my dreams quickly, sometimes there are benefits to starting over. There will be some big changes coming up - and we're excited to share them with you in due time! We'll see how much we can get accomplished in just 10 short weeks!

8. First hand account of what happened:
I got a phone call from a neighbor on the river around 5am asking me if I knew anything about the river coming up. I told him to let me look and I would call him back.

I like to use weather underground's wundermap tool to see everyone's personal weather station so I can get an accurate idea of how much rain is falling in geographical areas.

I saw Burnet / Liberty Hill already had 12 inches of rain since midnight and so I called him back and said yes - we're going to have a slug of water coming down the river.

The USGS also has three river gauges on the San Gabriel that I regularly use to also determine the probability of a flood event and time frame. The one in Liberty hill went to 30 feet and then stopped reporting. The only at I35 and Georgetown then was showing an equipment malfunction. So I had no idea how bad it would get, and wasn't willing to wait so we immediately started evacuation procedures of the animals and getting all the loose stuff in the lowest lying areas.

I think of it like a military tactical withdrawal. I've seen the property flood 3 times before and so I know how the water flows through the farm.

Thankfully, we were able to get everything moved out of the low spots before water breached the banks. The water came in FAST! We continued to move to higher ground and the buildings until we could do no more. Then it is just a waiting game.

The third gauge is at Mankins crossing (the low water crossing on 29 just east of Georgetown). I watched that crest and I knew it would be a few hours before we crested. So we just sat, rested and took in the surreal environment that we were a part of.

I made some marks at the waterline to see the crest and watch the river receed. While it went down as fast as it came up, we had lots of new aquatic friends on the farm.

Then the long road begins again...

Thank you all so much for checking in on us We’ve been navigating this wild flood, and while it’s been a tough time, we’...
07/05/2025

Thank you all so much for checking in on us

We’ve been navigating this wild flood, and while it’s been a tough time, we’re incredibly grateful to share that all of our animals and staff are safe and accounted for 🙏 🐐

We’ve got a lot of cleanup ahead, so we’ll be closed for now. We’ll keep you posted as things progress!

Your support means the world to us. 🐴

Got the kids home today? Burn off some energy before the fireworks!🧨 We’re open 9AM–2PM — come out and play! Happy 4th o...
07/04/2025

Got the kids home today? Burn off some energy before the fireworks!🧨 We’re open 9AM–2PM — come out and play!

Happy 4th of July from all of us! 🇺🇸

Accurate?
06/30/2025

Accurate?

We officially have farm fresh eggs available again at the farm. $6/dozen available in the general store from 9am-2pm dai...
06/22/2025

We officially have farm fresh eggs available again at the farm. $6/dozen available in the general store from 9am-2pm daily.

We’re dreaming of Pumpkin spice & everything nice…
06/19/2025

We’re dreaming of Pumpkin spice & everything nice…

Update: power is back on and jump pads are good to go!Due to the passing showers at the farm last night the farm has a d...
06/09/2025

Update: power is back on and jump pads are good to go!

Due to the passing showers at the farm last night the farm has a decent amount of mud accumulated in areas. At this moment we’re without power so the Jump Pads are closed until that changes.

We will update y’all when the power is turned back on!

🌻🦄 Thank You for an Incredible Unicorn & Sunflower Festival! 🦄🌻We are so grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate ...
06/02/2025

🌻🦄 Thank You for an Incredible Unicorn & Sunflower Festival! 🦄🌻

We are so grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate the magic of sunflowers and unicorns with us this season! From the laughter in the fields to the joy on little faces, your presence made this festival unforgettable.

As the sun sets on this special event, we’re shifting to off-season summer hours:
🌞 Open Daily | 9 AM – 2 PM

Come visit us for a slower-paced summer full of smiles, sunshine, and magical memories.

Final call for 🦄 20+ Animatronic unicorns:Today: 9am-6pm🌻 4 acres of Sunflowers available for photos & pick your own:Eve...
06/01/2025

Final call for 🦄 20+ Animatronic unicorns:
Today: 9am-6pm

🌻 4 acres of Sunflowers available for photos & pick your own:
Every day: 9am-6pm (Sunflowers are currently at PEAK 98% Bloom)

Starting tomorrow hours will shift to 9am-2pm for Off Season (Summer).

All of that plus:
🚜 Wagon rides
🐷 Pig Races (3X Daily)
🏇 Unlimited pony rides (Yes, UNLIMITED
🤖 Face Painting
🏃‍♂️ 2 Massive Jump Pads
🍎 Apple Cannons
🚠 Swing Line
🚴 Pedal Carts / Trikes
⛳️ Wall Ball
🎉 Confusion Corral
🏴‍☠️ Treasure mountain
🤪 Obstacle Course
🧗 Traverse Wall
🚦 Pipe Racer
🦆 Duck Races
🦙Massive Petting Zoo
🐓 Free Range Chickens
& More

This is it... Last Call For Unicorns:🌻 LAST CHANCE! This is the final weekend to experience the magic of the 🦄 unicorns ...
05/30/2025

This is it... Last Call For Unicorns:
🌻 LAST CHANCE! This is the final weekend to experience the magic of the 🦄 unicorns 🦄 in the sunflower field, and the sunflowers are in full, breathtaking bloom right now!

If you’ve been waiting for the perfect photo op or family outing—this is it. Once the weekend’s over, the unicorns are gone for the season.

Don’t miss your chance to make unforgettable memories surrounded by golden blooms and fairytale magic. 🌻🦄

P.s. due to the rain last night & expected humidity today the farm has a bit of standing water and is pretty muddy in spots. Make sure to dress accordingly & bring a pair of mud boots. We’re hoping it should all dry up by tomorrow afternoon.

Address

14400 E State Highway 29
Georgetown, TX
78626

Telephone

+15127663276

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Our mission here at Sweet Eats Fruit Farm is two fold: First, we want to produce nutrient rich produce (full of vitamins and minerals). Our goal is to make you say ‘wow’ when you taste our fruit. We do this by focusing on feed the soil and taking care of the biology. Second, we want to provide a fun family environment for all ages to come out and harvest, have tons of fun and learn about growing produce. Come, grow with us.