Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Clermont, FL

Clermont

Whispering Oaks Miniature Ranch is in Clermont, on the citrus-ridge hills of Lake County that have shifted toward horse and hobby farms in recent decades. The name points to small-breed livestock -- likely miniature horses or goats -- but no live site confirms which animals or whether visits require an appointment.

Clermont

Southern Blues Berry Farm grows u-pick blueberries on Mitchell Bridges Road in Clermont, in Lake County's rolling citrus ridge west of Orlando. Florida's blueberry season typically runs late March through May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing — call ahead before driving out.

Clermont

Showcase of Citrus is a working citrus grove attraction on US Highway 27 in Clermont. Visitors can tour the groves and stop at the farm store for Florida oranges, grapefruit, and fresh-squeezed juice.

Clermont

Blueberry Hill Farm grows blueberries in Clermont, in the citrus-hill country of south Lake County — the same rolling terrain that made this part of Florida a postcard for orange groves before hard freezes pushed the industry south.

Groveland

Hydroeats is listed at a Groveland address on SR 19; its former web domain is no longer active as a working farm site.

Groveland

Lake Catherine Blueberries grows berries on Lake Catherine Road in Groveland, part of the Lake County blueberry-growing area near the Green Swamp.

Windermere

Beck Brother's Blueberries grows blueberries in Windermere, in a rural stretch of southwest Orange County that still holds working farms alongside the area's better-known lakes and golf communities.

Polk City

Papa's U-Pick Strawberries and Produce operates in Polk City, a short drive from Plant City's strawberry country. Central Florida's u-pick strawberry season typically runs December through March. Specific hours and current crop lineup aren't independently confirmed.

Yalaha

Blue Bayou Farms is a certified organic blueberry operation in Yalaha, run by the McCormack family out of Yalaha Bootlegging Co. U-pick season opens in mid-April, and the on-site country store sells homemade pies, jellies, pickles, and cheeses year-round alongside the family's small-batch spirits. It's open Tuesday through Sunday, 10am to 5pm.

Yalaha

Green Acres Fernery & Citrus operates in Yalaha, a small Lake County community that grew up around the shade-cloth fern houses that once supplied much of the country's cut greenery for florists. Citrus groves share the same sandy hills.

Ocoee

Allison's Apiaries sells honey out of Ocoee, on the west side of Orange County near the old citrus groves that gave Central Florida beekeepers their orange-blossom honey flow each spring.

Ocoee

Tom West Blueberries has grown u-pick blueberries in Ocoee since 1954, one of the older family farms in the Orlando area's blueberry belt. The farm opens seasonally, typically in spring, for weekend picking and hosts school field trips during the season. Contact the farm directly to confirm current-year opening dates before visiting. Find them on Facebook and Instagram for season updates.

Center Hill

Center Hill Berry Patch grows in Sumter County's citrus-and-berry country a few miles from the Withlacoochee State Trail. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so treat the listing as unconfirmed until you call to check the season.

Polk City

Polk City

Ever After Farms runs u-pick blueberries, peaches, blackberries, grapes, citrus, mangoes, and avocados across nine properties statewide, including a citrus grove near Polk City. The company pairs its pick-your-own fields with wedding venues on the same land, so blueberry rows in East Central Florida and a lemon-lime grove in the southwest double as event backdrops in season.

Polk City

Futch Family Farms sits in Polk City, in the citrus and cattle country between Lakeland and the Green Swamp in Polk County. Current crops, u-pick availability, and hours for this farm weren't confirmed online — call ahead before visiting.

Webster

Fussell's Blueberries grows blueberries in Webster, a small Sumter County town off County Road 727 — part of the belt of low-chill blueberry farms across central Florida that ripen weeks ahead of northern harvests.

Tavares

Far Reach Ranch has worked the shore of Lake Dora in Tavares since 1947, running u-pick blueberries each spring alongside a farm store stocked with house-made jams, honey, and baked goods. The property also hosts weddings and live music through its Packing House venue and turns into Fear Reach Scream Park each fall. Call ahead for current picking dates, since the blueberry season runs roughly March through May.

Smith Family Ranch sits outside Lakeland, in Polk County's citrus and cattle country. No hours, offerings, or contact information for this ranch are published online.

Polk City

Harvest Holler is an agritourism stop in Polk City, which sits between Lakeland and Orlando in Central Florida's citrus and cattle country. No website or public listing turned up in research — call ahead to confirm what's currently open and in season.

Orlando

Brook Hollow Farm sits on Silver Star Road in west Orlando, listed as an agritourism stop in Orange County's farm belt. Little independent information turned up online, so hours and offerings are best confirmed by phone before visiting.

Webster

Mills Ranch and Berry Farm is a listed agritourism stop on County Road 722 outside Webster, in Sumter County's cattle-and-berry country. No description, hours, or contact details for this specific operation turned up in public directories or search — confirm details directly before visiting.

Bushnell

Lone Oak Nursery is a retail plant nursery on State Road 471 in Bushnell, stocking a broad mix of landscape plants, shrubs, and gardening supplies for Sumter County homeowners. It's a nursery rather than a produce farm — come here for plants to put in the ground, not fruit to pick.

May Brothers operates as O.J. Groves on County Road Old 441 in Lake County, historically Florida's 'Citrus Ridge' before hard freezes in the 1980s pushed commercial groves south. The name states the business plainly: oranges. No acreage, retail hours, or sales details were verified.

Lakeland

Scotty's Living Farm is a pick-your-own operation on Creekwood Run in Lakeland, listed among Polk County's u-pick farms for seasonal fruit and produce.

Kissimmee

The Osceola County Historical Society's Pioneer Day is an annual living-history event near Kissimmee, where the society maintains Pioneer Village at Shingle Creek with restored 19th-century buildings. Current event dates and admission details weren't confirmed online — check with the historical society directly.

LEESBURG

Stewart Paquette founded this museum in 2010 to preserve International Harvester farm and construction equipment, and it now holds more than 200 restored tractors and trucks plus a large collection of IH memorabilia. The attached Show Barn also books as a venue for weddings and private events on the working ranch.

Haines City

Ridge Island Groves has grown and shipped Florida oranges and grapefruit since 1992, run for decades by Jill and, more recently, her daughter Christi, with gift boxes going out nationwide and homemade soft-serve sold on-site. The farm offered u-pick oranges and tangerines for years, but as of mid-2025 it closed its doors to public visits after more than three decades of operation. Mail-order shipping may still run through ridgeislandgroves.com — call (863) 422-0333 to confirm before planning a trip.

Sorrento

Oak Haven started as a 20-acre strawberry farm in 1996, planted by Harry and Karen Stauderman and their daughter Lynn; the vineyard came later, in 2010, using fruit grown on-site and sourced from around Lake County. Weekends bring wine tasting and bottle sales alongside u-pick strawberries, shortcakes, and sundaes from the country store, with a play area that keeps kids busy while parents taste. Open Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 PM — call (352) 735-1996 to confirm before driving out.

Dade City

E. Franklin Croft sits on Duck Lake Canal Road in Dade City, in Pasco County's citrus country. A "croft" traditionally means a small enclosed farm plot, which fits a modest family operation more than a commercial grove.

Dade City

Peaches of Pasco grows peaches on Ducklake Canal Road outside Dade City and sells them both u-pick and pre-picked, a rarity in a state better known for citrus and blueberries than stone fruit. Florida peach season is short, typically clustering in April and May. Reach the farm at (813) 714-1112.

Dade City

Ergle Farm sits in Dade City, Pasco County's kumquat and strawberry country and home of the annual Kumquat Festival. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so hours and what's in season are best confirmed by phone before visiting.

Ridge Manor

Patriot Acres opens its blueberry rows in Ridge Manor from mid-April into early May, depending on how fast the berries ripen that year, with picking hours limited to Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, 9 AM to 1 PM. The farm supplies buckets and bags, or bring your own. Call 813-843-4030 before heading out — the season is short and the schedule doesn't run every day of the week.

Lake Alfred

Tree-O Groves operates out of Lake Alfred, in the citrus heart of Polk County along the Ridge. No independent website or listing was found online; call ahead to confirm what fruit is in season and available for purchase.

Eustis

King Grove is a Real Organic Project-certified farm in Eustis growing blueberries in soil, without plastic or hydroponics. Fresh and frozen berries ship nationwide each spring, typically March through May, with farm pickup and corporate gift orders also available; the 2026 season is already sold out.

Orlando

Trinity Christian Academy's pumpkin patch fills the lot at South Street Ministry in downtown Orlando each October, with proceeds supporting the nonprofit preschool that runs the academy. Beyond pumpkins, the mid-month run typically includes a Fall Festival with games, food, and photo spots for families.

Eustis

Amber Brooke Farms spans more than 55 acres in Eustis and runs u-pick strawberries, blueberries, sweet corn, and peaches through spring, plus sunflowers and zinnias in fall and winter. The farm's Fall Festival is an annual fixture, typically opening in September. Reach the farm team at [email protected] or via Instagram @amberbrookefarms_fl.

Sumterville

Rustic Events LLC is listed at an address in Sumterville, in rural Sumter County. No website, social presence, or further business details were found in a search, so this description reflects only its name, location, and registered type.

Haines City

Late Bloom Blueberry Farm is in Haines City, in Polk County's citrus-turned-blueberry belt along Scenic Highway 544. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current season dates and u-pick pricing are unconfirmed.

Bushnell

A seasonal event park in Bushnell built around a Halloween Festival and, later in the year, a Crazy Christmas Lights display, rather than a working farm. Hayrides, kids' mazes, and live music run during the Halloween stretch.

Dade City

B & S Victory Farms sits on Fort King Road in Dade City, in Pasco County's citrus belt — home each January to the Kumquat Festival. Listed as an agritourism stop; specific hours, crops, and visitor offerings aren't confirmed online.

Bushnell

Bear Tree Barn sits on County Road 326 outside Bushnell, in Sumter County ranch and citrus country near the Withlacoochee State Forest. It's registered as agritourism, but no working site confirms hours, events, or what the barn itself offers.

Longwood

Sanlando Pumpkin Patch is the fall fundraiser for Sanlando United Methodist Church in Longwood, filling the church lawn with pumpkins each October. Hours typically run early afternoon into the evening for about three weeks, with proceeds supporting the church's programs. The pumpkins are trucked in for the season, not grown on-site.

Orlando

A Patch of Blue picks blueberries and strawberries on a small family farm about ten minutes east of downtown Orlando, close enough for a lunch-break visit. The operation has run as a u-pick since 2014 and also sells at local farmers markets when the fields aren't open for picking. Call (321) 438-0370 for current picking hours, since the season depends entirely on how the berries are ripening that week.