Three Sons Farm

Cute place to do u pick close to the I4 in Tampa.My kids love to do strawberry picking (don't get my husband started, he thinks it's the bougiest thing I let the kids do!). This last weekend, we checked out Three Sons Farms.If you show up without your own bags/baskets/buckets, they will sell you a cardboard box for $1 (you can bring it back on subsequent visits without paying another $1). You then pick your berries and are charged $3/lb. That was a good deal for us as the local grocery stores are currently charging $4/lb, and the strawberries aren't as fresh. So, yay!I found the farm to be clean, and kept up well. We had no problem picking 3 pounds of ripe berries, most of which were eaten the same day. They have a market, and they prepare some food too. We had just eaten lunch, otherwise, I would have loved to try their strawberry milkshake or strawberry pizza.

Fun little local seasonal snack like the strawberry pizza is why we came to Three Sons. This location is on the border of Dover and Plant City which is the place to find all things strawberries. January and February are mostly strawberry season and driving through the area you will be able to see the low growing strawberry fields.They have u pick strawberries and flowers here. U pick wasn't open today when we went but we didn't want you pick. We wanted it picked for us. They have small servings for $4 but half flats and flats weren't available which was probably a lot for us. We had already stopped at Parkesdale since that's a traditional stop for us and this was a new stop for the strawberry pizza. It's basically a flat strawberry pie with glaze and a single layer of strawberries and a border of whip cream for $5. It was enjoyable and filling. They also have produce and various farm items, but when I went I felt like it was kind of empty. But that's ok. It was def an enjoyable visit. We will need to to try their milkshakes next time.Tables here are picnic tables outside but covered. They have portapotty restrooms here.

Such a cute farm! The farm has an entire strawberry and flower field to pick from. The prices are extremely reasonable and overall, it's such a fun experience. The staff is so so nice and helpful. If you have a chance to visit, I recommend trying their fresh strawberry bread - it was a 10/10. I also had their strawberry, passion fruit and sea moss drink that was delicious. Make sure to check their Facebook page to confirm if the strawberry picking is available during the time you want to visit (sometimes the field needs a break).

I was driving down McIntosh and noticed that the farm was open. So I said let's get a strawberry shortcake. It was pretty good I have to say. Lots of people coming in and out to pick strawberries and purchase items from their farmers market. It's a cool place to be if you've not been here before. So come check it out.

My daughter and I stumbled upon Three Sons Farms, and it turned out to be the highlight of our week! Walking through fields bursting with wildflowers and sunflowers was simply enchanting.It's totally affordable, which was a relief for us. Plus, it's so much easier to get to compared to driving out to Mayaka City for Hunsdaer Farm's Sunflower UPick. My child and I had a delightful afternoon picking flowers, making memories, and laughing together. It is a little close to the roadway, I would notBe comfortable bringing a young child unable to stay in place. Quick tip: Don't forget the bug spray! Those little buggers can be pesky, but the farm provides everything you need--cutters and baskets--for a hassle-free experience. And when you're ready to go, just take your flowers to the register.There is also a little produce market where they also they sell up seasonal desserts (ie strawberry milkshake) like at Parksdale Farms in Plant City.If you're after a magical escape without breaking the bank, Three Sons Farms is the place to go. Trust me, it's worth every penny!

Three Sons Farms, LLC 3830 McIntosh Rd, Dover, FL 33527@threesonfarmsllc Winter in Florida means strawberry season and the official state dessert is fresh from the farm to the table. Plant City and its surroundings are at thier peak season during these months. People from all States and Countries come to visit during this time of year.One of those farms is in Dover , FL Three Son Farms owned by the Williams family.This farm is popular for thier Sunflower and other beautiful flowers in Spring, but lately has gotten attention from thier Strawberries as well. I had the opportunity to come visit them on the weekend to try out thier Strawberries and they didn't dissapoint. Thier Strawberry Pizza, Strawberry Milkshakes and Strawberry Short Cake are phenomenal. Very delicious indeed.I would definitely recommend coming here whenever in Plant City or coming to the Florida Strawberry Festival this year. Right off of Macintosh Rd. So add this place to your list of Strawberries treats you don't want to miss .

It was a great experience! It's a strawberry farm located right off of McIntosh Rd. There's plenty of parking, as well as a beautiful view of the sunflowers and strawberry field from the huge covered farm stand. There's lots of space to walk around and plenty of seating. I spent most of my time looking at produce, pickles, honey, jams, and other local products. I was also greeted by the matriarch of the family who is always actively working. What a great lady! She certainly is an inspiration to us all.What's unique about Three Son Farms is that their are u-pick opportunities throughout the year. It's not just about strawberries. They have sunflower and zinnia picking, and at one point they had a pumpkin patch. Check out their FB page for u-pick dates and events.I was there for the strawberries. They didn't have any at the stand at opening time. What was awesome is that the owner called to check to see if they had any flats ready. She said it would take a few minutes for them to arrive. I wasn't in a hurry. I ordered a slice of strawberry pizza and a praline pecan shake while waiting for the berries. I saw the truck pull up with flats of fresh berries while I was savoring the goodies, and enjoying the beautiful view and weather. I could see them dividing everything up into half flats. It was great to have it ready by the time I finished my slice. Everything was great! The homemade pecan crust was really good. I especially loved the praline pecan shake. Their prices are reasonable. The berries are big, beautiful, and sweet. I'm looking forward to many more visits throughout the season.

We had a wonderful time picking until people were yelled at for sampling the strawberries by the farmer. He kept driving around and eyeing everyone. He even yelled at an older gentleman - if youre not white I wouldn't go. Everyone that was yelled at was not white. All the other picking places allow for eating while picking. Extra spoons and straws are also at a premium.

Strawberry Picking is valuable in Florida and me and my friends were looking for a farm for Saturday afternoon where we can go and collect delicious strawberries.We searched near us and saw that Three Sons Farm is near us and the timings of the farm also suits us so we decided to visit Three Sons Farm.There is ample of parking spaces near the farm which is an amazing part.We collected our box for strawberry collection and went for strawberry picking.The farms were big and there were lot of strawberries to pick especially at the end of the farm.Everyone collected delicious and amazing strawberries.It was amazing and we loved the strawberries. The prices were also great and not expensive.Apart from fresh strawberries one can also buy fresh vegetables from the farm. The vegetables includes tomato and different other fruits.They also have a food section from where one can buy food. From food section we bought boiled peanuts which we all loved it.It was an amazing experience for us and we loved our time at Three Sons Farm.

Today, after several years of giving this place our business, we had the unfortunate experience of meeting the owner. He yelled across the field at our 7yr old daughter to get off the center plastic. We did reprimand her and she got down. I addressed him and told him he shouldn't yell at children and he replied that he was trying to run a business. I asked him his name to which he replied "Jim Bob." This solidifies his arrogance as I'm pretty positive this isn't his name. He told us to get out of there. His story changed several times. He stated he didn't yell at the child but at me. Well that doesn't make anything much better.A business owner that puts the dollar before people doesn't deserve patronage.Do not visit this business. There are plenty more U-picks that actually respect and appreciate their customers.