Design proposal — concept website prepared for Redland Oaks Ranch, LLC. Not the official website; content, prices and images are illustrative.
Fresh eggs daily · Farm tours every Saturday & Sunday · Local pickup & South Florida delivery
The barn at sunset

Family ranch · Redland, Florida

Come for the animals. Stay for the fresh eggs.

Horses, cattle, heritage pigs and pasture-raised hens under the old oaks of the Redland. Visit the ranch, meet the herd and take home what we raise.

Pasture-raisedEvery animal, every day
Our own labelRedland Oaks Farm Fresh
Open for visitsTours Saturday & Sunday
Local deliveryAcross South Florida

Agritourism

Experiences at the ranch

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Guided Farm Tour

Guided Farm Tour

A 90-minute walk through the pastures, barns and coop with one of our ranch hands. Meet the herd, learn how we raise our animals and finish with a tasting at the farm store.

90 min · All ages$25 adults · $15 kids
Trail Ride

Trail Ride

Saddle up for a gentle guided ride along the oak-lined trails of the property. No experience needed — our horses are calm, patient and used to first-timers.

60 min · Ages 8+$65 per rider
Pastures at sunrise

How we farm

Raised on grass, sun and patience.

Our cattle graze in rotation across the pastures, our hens follow them in mobile coops, and our pigs root freely under the oaks. It's slower than industrial farming — and you can taste the difference.

Everything in the farm store carries our own Redland Oaks Farm Fresh label, so you always know exactly where your food comes from.

4Kinds of animals
400+Pasture-raised hens
100%Grass-fed beef
Our story

Meet the residents

Our animals

Meet them all →
Horses

Horses

Our quarter horses roam the east pasture and carry our riders on the trail. Each one has a name, a personality and a favorite treat (usually carrots).

Cattle

Cattle

A small grass-fed herd that rotates across the pastures year-round. Rotational grazing keeps the soil healthy and the cattle calm.

Pigs

Pigs

Heritage-breed pigs raised outdoors with room to root, wallow and nap in the shade of the oaks. No crates, no confinement.

Chickens

Chickens

Around 400 laying hens that spend their days on pasture and their nights in mobile coops that move to fresh grass every week.