Green Lakes Farm — Hotel in Poinciana

It’s a beautiful piece of property full of Florida nature and things to do. You won’t scream on a roller coaster here but you will get to see a Ram and a horse that are inseparable buddies. You will see alligators just doing their thing just like you. You can jump in the swimming hole further on the north end of the property. The water is clean and it’s the perfect temperature too. Don’t stress over it the gators are on down in the bigger pond so your safe in the swimming hole. Always keep an eye out for them anyways you never know. If your nervous around gators relax they aren’t roaming the street they are usually in the main pond by the stable and house. You can fish or take an all day relaxing nature walk if you wish. Freshly laid organic eggs and endless fresh fruit trees are f the many things at the gift shop up front. You can even taste Honey so fresh that the bees don’t know it’s gone yet. You can take a load off and go exploring by horseback or one of the four wheeled vehicles available. Theirs so much more but that is the stuff I love the most. Its a very nice escape from the stresses and it’s really therapeutic too. Bring some insect repellent if your going to be exploring though. It’s Florida in the woods so the insects love to visit...

This place is actually a terrible. It used to be good. I’ve been here multiple times and in the beginning they had free roaming chickens, trees and Venus fly traps and horse rides and it was actually clean. Now they’re neglecting their animals. Their waters are dirty, their goats look weak, the sheeps have no shade. They also keep changing the times for the horse ride. The first time we were able to ride it was 11 o clock, The last time it was 2:30 now it’s 3:30. They are more concentrated in making money with that terrible restaurant they created. Idk but that’s suspicious I think they need a visit from animal control or the cops. I will never...

This place is amazing! They sell Venus flytrap!! (First time I'm able to see them that big .. and yes we got!), fruit trees ( like sugar apple, lycee, mango, papaya, lime, so many more i can't remember them all), fresh honey (collected right from the back yard), pique, boiled peanuts, rabbits, chickens, and more... this place is a hidden gem. The guy who helped us (I'm so sorry i didn't catch your name) is super knowledgeable and really cares for this place. We will be going back for sure but had to give kudos to you guys...