Is prior yoga experience necessary?

No, this class is suitable for beginners and those new to outdoor yoga.

What should I bring with me?

Bring a yoga mat, comfortable clothing, water, and sun protection if needed.

What if the weather is bad?

Classes are held outdoors; in case of rain, you’ll be notified to reschedule or move indoors if available.

How long is the session?

Each session lasts approximately one hour.

Are children welcome?

Yes, family-friendly classes are available for all ages.

Is there parking available?

Yes, free parking is available on-site.

Yoga Flow at the Farm | Wellness in Tampa | Eco Tour | Wellness

Nestled in the scenic countryside, Fat Beet Farm offers a peaceful setting for those seeking a grounding outdoor activity—yoga amid nature’s quiet embrace. Located just outside the vibrant city of Springfield, this farm combines rustic charm with tranquility, making it an ideal spot for a mindful outdoor escape. The Yoga Flow at the Farm is a gentle introduction to yoga designed for all levels, especially beginners looking to reconnect with their body and breath amidst lush fields and open sky. Sessions focus on foundational poses that enhance flexibility and strength while fostering a deeper sense of calm. The farm’s natural setting provides a soothing backdrop—pastoral views, fresh air, and the sounds of birds provide a perfect environment for mindful movement. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, Fat Beet Farm emphasizes holistic well-being, making it a standout destination for outdoor yoga retreats that blend nature, health, and community. This unique experience isn’t just about stretching; it’s a chance to unplug, reflect, and rejuvenate in a setting that celebrates sustainability and local produce. Whether you’re visiting the area for outdoor adventures or seeking a peaceful retreat from city life, the farm’s yoga classes offer an accessible way to immerse yourself in nature and prioritize self-care. The farm itself is committed to eco-friendly practices—encouraging respect for the land and promoting wellness from the ground up. The combination of scenic views, gentle movement, and community spirit makes Yoga Flow at the Farm a memorable part of your outdoor itinerary, providing space for mind and body rejuvenation in a truly inspiring environment.

About Fat Beet Farm

Fat Beet Farm is a community-centered urban farm located in Tampa, Florida. The farm operates a diverse calendar of hands-on experiences, workshops, tours, and seasonal events that teach sustainable agriculture and connect visitors with food production. Offerings include guided farm tours, beginner yoga classes on the grounds, kid-friendly activities like pumpkin painting and storytime with animals, volunteer days that cover planting and harvesting, and specialty events such as a fall honey harvest and a gratitude bouquet workshop for Thanksgiving. Many experiences provide direct interaction with the farm’s vegetable gardens, aquaponics systems, and small livestock areas, and some events include refreshments such as fresh-squeezed mimosas or a biscuit brunch.
Fat Beet Farm designs programs for a wide range of ages and group sizes, from public drop-in classes to private field trips tailored to classroom learning levels. Educators and families can arrange structured visits that focus on composting, gardening, and the journey of food from farm to table. The farm’s volunteer opportunities offer practical skill-building in sustainable practices and seasonal crop care.
As a featured venue on The Adventure Collective, Fat Beet Farm is presented as a reliable local destination for immersive farm experiences in the Tampa area. Information about each event, including schedules and booking details, is available through the farm’s listings and reservation channels. Visitors can expect hands-on learning, approachable instruction, and a community-oriented atmosphere across offerings. The farm welcomes individual visitors, families, school groups, and corporate teams seeking experiential learning, seasonal celebrations, or volunteer service opportunities and local partnerships.