Farm & Family

In 1956, brothers Ray and Russell Knaus begain raising strawberries together in the Redland of South Florida. They set up a small roadside stand near the current Knaus Berry Farm location to sell their berries.

Some of their strawberries were sold through a broker who tasted the cookies made by Ray’s wife, Barbara. He told her that they were good enough to sell.

Over the years—along with the strawberries—assorted baked goods, vegetables, and ice cream have become available for sale at Knaus Berry Farm.

Knaus Berry Farm also has U-Pick strawberries and tomatoes, availability permitting.

It’s been said that there are only two seasons in South Florida — when the Knaus Berry Farm bakery is open and when it’s closed.

Photo of a mother and two young children, a boy and a girl, picking strawberries in the U-Pick field. Photo courtesy of J Pat Carter.

A man in a white shirt comically eats a cinnamon bun while a woman in a red dress carries a box that reads "Knaus Berry Farm." In the background is the line for the bakery.

Photo of a Bald Baker's Blend coffee mug displaying a cartoon image of two beans. Cup is full of dark coffee. to the right in the background is a bag of coffee with the label the same as the design on the mug. More loose coffee beans are in the background and foreground.

Young woman in the foreground with a milkshake in her right hand and a cinnamon bun in her left hand. She is smiling at the sky. The U-Pick field is in the background. Photo courtesy of Melissa Galvez.

Photo of a bee landing on a sunflower with a blue sky background.

Photo of a little blonde girl picking tomatoes in the U-Pick field with a green tomato in the foreground. Photo courtesy of J Pat Carter.

Photo of a bee on a strawberry flower. Photo courtesy of Duponi.

Photo of a father and very young son enjoying cinnamon rolls, with a basket of rolls and a milkshake in the foreground and the farm tiki hut in the background (blurry).

Photo of five jars of honey with a bunch of strawberries on a basket. Left jar is a bee shaped plastic bottle and the others are mason jars. Photo courtesy of Duponi.

Photo of a boy about 8 years old wearing a baseball cap with an American Flag on it and he is eating a cinnamon bun. in the background are two boxes of buns on the tailgate of a truck.

Extreme closeup photo of a single Cinnamon Bun. Photo courtesy of Jacob Katel.

Photo of a woman enjoying a milkshake and leaning on an old John Deere Truck. Photo courtesy of PhotosBySuki.

16790 SW 177^th Ave,
Miami, FL 33187

Hours of Operation

8:00am – 5:30pm
Tuesday – Sunday

U-Pick only available when the produce is ripe.

Closed Mondays
Closed Thanksgiving Day
Closed Christmas, and New Years Day
We take phone orders, excluding Saturdays and Holidays

(Farm Closed during summer months)
Knaus Berry Farm is open every November through mid-April, during the Redland farming season of Miami-Dade County, Florida.