Dale Volkert
Founder
Grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm; got his first flock of chickens for a 4H project in 1960 and has raised cage free hens at Lake Meadow since 2000.
Lake Meadow Naturals is Dale Volkert's egg farm in Ocoee, Florida.
10000 Mark Adam Rd, Ocoee, FL 34761
Grocery pickup Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm.
4.6
From 758 reviews
Myself and my family absolutely LOVE this place. I love everything they stand for from their humane animal care to their amazing quality products that don’t have any harmful crap in it like the stuff from the chain grocery stores. I have a child with Autism and after only 3 weeks of eating foods from Lake Meadows we can already see a difference in her behavior, we could not be happier! It’s a clean organized shop with awesome sales every week! We also love that we can feed the animals and walk around the farm!
My daughters found this place and we’ve been going ever since for the last 6 months. It is awesome. My grandson loves all the animals. It’s clean the people are wonderful. I love the fact that you can get your meat and your eggs, Best apple butter sauce, everything‘s organic. The Other Side. You can buy from the Amish their breads, their candies or peanuts. Everything, safer way to eat. We will continue to support our local farmers 💯💕
I had a great first experience at Lake Meadow Naturals. The property is beautiful, the animals are well cared for, and the atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming. I also loved browsing the fresh local produce and supporting a local farm. It’s a wonderful place to spend a relaxing Sunday, and I look forward to visiting again. Highly recommend!
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up

We’ve been getting our meats, eggs, and produce from Lake Meadow Naturals Farm, and it’s been an excellent experience all around. Everything is clean, well organized, and easy to access, with plenty of parking and a welcoming setup from the moment you arrive. One of the highlights is the animal encounter area. You can see and interact with a wide variety of animals—chickens, goats, cows, pigs, emus, turkeys, ducks, and geese—which makes it a great experience for families. They also clearly mark which animals can be fed or touched, so it feels safe and respectful. The biggest difference, though, is the quality of the food. The meats are fresh, humanely sourced, and minimally processed—and you can genuinely taste it. When cooking, everything smells cleaner and richer, the texture is noticeably better, and the flavor stands out compared to typical store-bought options. Even after a meal, you feel more satisfied, like you’re actually getting real nourishment. Overall, it’s a great place to support local farming while getting high-quality food, and it’s become a go-to spot for our family. Once you make the switch, it’s honestly hard to go back. With each visit something new is discovered...
Highly recommend coming It is a true gem They are super nice and honestly I forgot how good real bread and eggs taste. It is worth the drive because everything is fresh, the meats are 10/10. The butter out of this world. The installations are small but extremely well laid out. Please do not leave without the icecream the banana pudding ouch yummy The granola bar in the pictures is a meal!! Amazing good job Keep it up we will be back soon.
Looking for healthier alternatives, we decided to visit this market—and we were not disappointed. Seeing fresh fruits and vegetables and being able to read clean, simple ingredients was exactly what we were looking for. I would have given a 5-star review; however, our first experience was unfortunately impacted by one staff member. While shopping, we had a few questions and needed a price check for an item that wasn’t labeled. One staff member was very kind and helpful, which we truly appreciated. Later, we had a question about a promotion on Gouda and Swiss cheese. We asked a woman with red hair, who appeared to be in charge. She quickly responded that the items could not be combined and rushed off. We understood she seemed busy, but the signage was unclear (whether it was buy one get one free or a percentage off), so we asked a young man who kindly approached us to help. At that point, the same staff member with red hair called him outside and, within earshot, told him with an attitude that we had already asked her the same question. When he returned, his demeanor had clearly changed. We then approached her calmly to clarify that we had asked a different question, but she responded loudly, drawing attention from others in the store, and dismissed it as a “misunderstanding" and rushed off again. It felt like we were being brushed off, which was disappointing. Aside from this interaction, the store, produce, and other staff members were wonderful. Unfortunately, that one experience took away from what would have otherwise been a perfect visit. For me, customer care reflects how a business values both its customers and its employees.
Definitely will be back. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. I was definitely surprised about the amount of food options they Carrie. I just thought it was just eggs. I would sign up online for their mailing list. They due weekly specials. They reset every Thursday. We talked to Debra She was a wealth of information about the family farm. Their local family owned and operated. They’ve been there for around 20 years. We will be definitely going back.