Bedner's Farm Fresh Market

I spent a slow, sunny Friday afternoon at Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market for their annual Fall Festival, and it was the perfect solo date. The whole place radiates that cozy, family-farm energy that makes you want to take your time and just enjoy being outside. I started by walking through the spooky corn maze, getting a little lost (on purpose), then hopped on the scenic tractor ride. It takes you through the farm’s fields where you can see everything growing and learn about the farm . Next stop: the petting zoo. I completely fell in love with the capybaras and the baby goats, they honestly stole the show for me. Then I wandered through the sunflower field and pumpkin patch, which were both gorgeous and full of photo-worthy corners. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to grab your camera, breathe in the fresh air, and feel the fall vibes regardless of the warm Florida weather. Whether you come with friends, family, or solo like I did, Bedner’s is one of those fall experiences that just feels good… warm, grounding, and full of charm. It’s also the perfect backdrop for a cozy photo shoot (sunflowers, pumpkins, golden light… everything). This experience was gifted in collaboration with Bedner’s Farm Fresh Market, sharing my honest thoughts above. I’m just a food and travel lover who enjoys sharing moments that make life feel a little slower and sweeter… come hang out with me on TikTok @foxy.appetite and IG @foxyappetite.

It was really fun and they had a lot to do there: pumpkin picking, tractor ride, sunflower picking, a petting zoo, corn maze and a variety of food and vendors to choose from! Definitely would recommend getting there early as the crowds start coming around 10/11. But the parking is free and there's parking attendants who are very helpful and police directing traffic.

We went for the lobster roll. It was actually a food truck. It was excellent. The market is great and the selection was varied. We did not have to pay to do those two things but there is a pay area to do the corn maze, and pick your own pumpkin etc. it was nice.

What a lovely Farmer’s Market! Made a long drive from Ft. Lauderdale to West Palm and found this gem of a market right on State Road 7 in Boynton. Will make that drive again for the quality in this place. Friendly and helpful staff, plenty of parking, and most of all quality, fresh produce! The photos speak from themselves, and I am anxious to get into the kitchen. Oh, buy the fresh basil!!!

This review is based solely on their fall festival. If you feel like being ripped off and wasting money, this is the place to go. Almost everything costs extra, despite the $25 per person entrance fee. Everything is overpriced- examples: $20 for face painting, $10 basic balloon animal, $3 per “game”, $2.50 for one donut (dry and definitely not fresh), $5 to enter a bird cage. The $25 only covers walking through their decrepit sunflower field and pumpkin patch, a hay ride and corn maze. This used to be a free event and while I understand charging at some capacity, this may as well be highway robbery. For a family of four, this easily could be a $200 day.

Nice experience! Delicious strawberries and veggies! A little bit expensive 17$ for one ticket, and children with the same price. If go with a family be prepared to spend 150$ easily…as feeding animals, and everything what you pick up, you have to pay organic Publix price.

Great place to go with family, I went there with my daughter and we had a great time. we tried ice creams delicious! and some different foods. There is some interesting animals in their little zoo, if you want your kids to have a good time with animals and nature,that is the place to take your kids.

3 stars because the place was nice BUT I spent $55 on 1 big pumpkin and 3 small ones and after 3 days exact not only did they spoil already but there’s mold inside all of them…. Soo buy your pumpkins at Walmart or something. Cheaper and they mostly likely will last longer. And side note the food trucks/stands they had never opened. :/

Best tasting fruits and vegetables around. They have that just picked from the garden flavor. They also have great ready-made, cook and eat meatballs and hamburgers. I make the trip from Coral Springs to go there specifically for whatever I need for the week, as well as seasonal items.

Went here seeking a corn maze to traverse. We found rows of corn cordoned off with yellow police-like tape that more or less guides you through the rows of corn. I think this maze is definitely geared towards a very young age group. There is no scavenger hunt or list of things to find like other mazes I have been to. There is a very interesting tractor-wagon tour through the farm. They tell you about how the farm operates and interesting facts. We saw a few turtles and an alligator. There is a petting zoo with goats, cows, monkeys, llamas, alpacas, kangaroos, capybaras, and birds. For an extra fee, you can feed and hold some of them. There is a sunflower field and pumpkin patch. You can walk through and look and if you decide to pick either, you pay for what you pick. There is a market on site where we purchased some fresh produce including corn, tomatoes, onions, fruits, cheese, and herbs. It is a little pricey, but looked to be very fresh. I would definitely return to the market, but the $28 for the maze and farm offerings seems very expensive for what you get, especially since you are charged extra for feedings and the items you pick yourself. It is definitely better for families with very young children.

Waste of money and time. Before I paid their absurd entry fee. I asked what happens if it starts to rain. Cashier says they offer “rain checks”. Well I got 5 minutes of sunshine to feed some diseased looking goats 6 small strips of carrots. …

We visited this weekend and had such a fun time. The U-pick is in full swing. The weather was perfect for picking strawberries and strolling through the sunflowers. Food trucks, music, petting zoo and activities for the kids make this a …

Went Saturday afternoon. Got a lot of excellent deals. All of the employees were helpful and friendly. Got lemonade from a nice, personable boy in the front and bought some lovely jewelry from a vendor outside. Enjoyable shopping experience and cannot wait to go back again.

DO NOT GO LATE! Went for their fall festival. They advertise that the last entry is at 5 pm but no other details are given. Whelp we got there at 4:45 was raining and their last hayride is at 5:40. Then proceeded to kick us out at 6. Such a …

Make sure u don't drive there in traffic to get there at 5:05 to get told they actually close at 5 even though website says 6. The. U can leave with ur 3 crying toddlers disappointed they just wanted to buy a pumpkin. The manager with just …

The food was great and awesome experience, delicious homemade foods from the market. The worst part was that we had to pay $25 per person so I took my mom there and the employees were nice actually so we asked the lady how much to enter the …

Very nice. Expensive but what you would spend likely at any local grocery store. The market was clean and had a large variety of produce. Though everything is not local they did have a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables. My favorite take …

If you’re looking for an amazing time with family and friends and enjoying breathtaking sites and delicious fruits and vegetables, this is the place to go. I had an amazing time everyone was so friendly and they have a beautiful store inside with tons of fresh produce. This was a amazing experience!

This place has so much potential for their Fall Festival, but it unfortunately falls flat. It is $25 pp to enter; the corn maze was half grown, the animals were in small enclosures and sad to see, you need to pay even more for a pumpkin or …

I am reviewing the new homemade ice cream at Bedner’s. If you are looking for a homemade ice cream because you assume that it has few or natural ingredients do not buy this one. My mistake – I should have read the label before purchasing. …