Owen's Family Farm

We are a small hobby farm in Lithia, FL, looking to provide boutique camp experiences for guests looking for a nature-based yet centrally located agro-tourism family environment.

Our property is six acres, and the central feature is our natural spring-fed pond with gorgeous waterfront views.

If you like privacy, you will be happy to know that we have very few designated RV and camping sites. The property sits at the end of a private road in a quiet country-like setting with mature oak trees decorated with Spanish moss.

The current inhabitants of our farm include our three mini-cows, Stormy, Lila, and Boots, two donkeys, Pancho, a standard, and Cindy Lou, a mini. Another two friendly faces you will see are Bacon Bit and Hot Dog, you guessed it, Kune-Kune sows who love to pasture around and be scratched in the back of their ears.

Other animals you will see everywhere are our chickens, ducks, and our three children, Saylor, Owen, and Summer. The chickens and ducks don't have names but are also filled with personality.

Anytime you are around the farm, feel free to pet and cuddle those furry and feathered friends; they love people and are extremely friendly.

Our farm is strategically located. We call it 'one-hour, ten-minute and walking access to anything'.

Here's why:

We are an hour away from Disney World, Downtown Tampa, the beaches and most suburban areas for friend and family visits. We are also a little over an hour away from some of the most breathtaking springs in Florida.

Alderman's Ford, a Hillsborough County conservation park with over seven miles of hiking trails, is within walking or biking distance. The park's most famous attraction is a 1.9-mile paved and one of the state's most popular canoe spots. The loop, which is hiker, dog-walker, and bicycle-friendly, links with a boardwalk and footbridges leading into shaded woods of gigantic cypress and oak trees. There is also a designated horse trail.

About 10 minutes down the road, the Alafaia River State Park offers some of the most radical elevation changes in the state. This topography is uncommon for most of Florida, making the park a hot spot for mountain bikers, equestrians, and hikers. The hilly trails at Alafaia River total about 20 miles and run through forests, flatwoods, and lakes.

Also, all standard suburban amenities, including banks, franchised restaurants, fast food, grocery stores, nail and hair salons, coffee shops, urgent care, etc., are 10 minutes away.