Cauley
Square

Redland
Ranch

Phil's
Berry
Farm

Knaus
Berry
Farm

Fruit &
Spice Park

R.F.
Orchids

Town Hall
Museum

Seminole
Theatre

Florida
Pioneer
Museum

Robert
Is Here

Schnebly
Winery &
Brewery

They're not Amish, as many people assume, but they do produce some of the finest fresh baked goods money (cash only) can buy in South Florida. Knaus Berry Farm is operated by the Knaus family.

They're Dunkers, (a sect of German Baptists) with a reputation for home-made bakery items, outstanding strawberries, farm fresh produce andfruit flavored milkshakes.

Russell and Ray Knaus started farming here in 1956 (you can still pick your own strawberries and tomatoes out back). Ray's wife Barbara established her tradition of baking authentic old-fashioned specialties made just like they were a century ago, and thus the sterling reputation for this bakery was born. Now Tom is the baker extraordinaire while Herbie, Rachel and Susan run the operation.

They're famous for their herb bread sticks, black bottom cake, pineapple upside down cake, cheesecake and brownies, but the one item that causes those long lines to form out front -- from early morning until they close at sundown -- is their world famous sticky cinnamon buns.

A little patience pays off as you work your way to the counter for a chance at these hot-out-of-the-oven delicacies. Don’t bother waiting until you get home -- resign yourself to enjoying the fresh baked goods right out of the oven, even if it means spoiling your next scheduled meal.

Other favorites include the guava and strawberry jellies, the freezer jam, local honey, key lime pie, cookies, hot peppers and fresh picked greens.

Pies are another specialty, including apple, cherry, blueberry, strawberry rhubarb and raspberry. If you call ahead, they're make you a genuine shoo fly pie.

a leisurely self-guided tour through the Redland Region -- known as Miami's Bountiful Countryside -- featuring a bit of local history and folk tales and a few notable places to stop along the way...