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Knaus Berry Farm is open for the season in Homestead

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Oh, those sweet, sweet cinnamon rolls!

After much anticipation, Knaus Berry Farm has reopened for the season — and we are thrilled to share the news.

The Redland farm has been selling delicious strawberries since 1956, when it was a roadside stand. Through the years, the farm has added all sorts of yummy delicacies including shakes, pies, preserves and, of course, its ultra-popular cinnamon rolls.

The farm is open Mondays through Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Shake Stand closes at 5:15 p.m. and the u-pick area at 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and at 4 p.m. Saturday, according to the official Facebook page. 

A few things to note …

  • In addition to Sundays, it’s closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
  • Only cash is accepted.

Typically closed during the summer, Knaus Berry Farm reopens every fall and remains through mid-April. Find the farm at 15980 SW 248th St., Homestead.

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Other Miami u-pick farms: Where to find them 

Make a fun day out of visiting u-pick farms throughout Miami and South Florida, where you can pluck your own fruit and vegetables fresh from the plants. It’s fun, cheap and fresh.

Find strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, star fruit, lychee, herbs, flowers and more. We encourage you to try the tropical fruits, such as mamey, anon, chocolate sapote and the papaya. Thirsty? Try the coco frio, which is refreshing cold water straight from the coconut.

Find a roundup of u-pick farms in South Florida, plus some handy shopping tips, by clicking here. 

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Posted on October 26, 2022 | Updated October 26, 2022

Filed Under: Categories Best of Miami, Events Miami, Food & Drink

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Teresa Mears is a publisher, writer and editor who was raised to be frugal. She became a website entrepreneur after 30 years as an editor at newspapers ranging in size from the Portland (Tenn.) Leader to The Los Angeles Times and The Miami Herald, where she worked most recently. She moved to Florida in 1980 because it was the only place she could get a job during that recession and has lived in South Florida since 1985, in Miami, Hollywood, Tamarac, Wilton Manors and Fort Pierce. She is co-owner and CEO of the parent network, Living on the Cheap.

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