Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Crescent City, FL

Crescent City

Allison Family Farm runs 163 chemical-free acres four miles west of Crescent City, bordering the Lake George Wildlife Management Area. The farm grows pears, persimmons, grapes, blackberries, and brown turkey figs, and raises Osceola turkeys, peacocks, and ducks — turkey eggs are sold on-site and turkey hunts can be booked. Reach the farm at 904-591-6625 or [email protected].

Crescent City

Crescent Farm is a listed agritourism stop on Denver Road outside Crescent City, in Putnam County's citrus-and-cattle country. Public directories disagree on exactly where this operation is based, and no confirmed hours or products for the Denver Road address turned up in search — confirm details directly before visiting.

Crescent City

Blueberry Hill Farm, Inc. operates near Crescent City, in Putnam County on the shore of Crescent Lake — a town once at the center of Florida's cut-fern industry that's since added blueberries to its farm mix.

Pomona Park

K&S Berry Farms sits at the corner of Kirkwood Avenue and US 17 in Pomona Park, in Putnam County's u-pick belt along the St. Johns River. Visitors pick their own strawberries straight from the rows during Florida's winter-into-spring berry season, roughly December through March. It's a small, family-run operation rather than a packing house — call ahead before driving out, since picking conditions shift fast at peak season.

Pomona Park

Ever After Farms Vineyard grows grapes across rows of vines in Pomona Park and opens them for u-pick harvesting. The property doubles as one of nine wedding venues the Ever After Farms group operates around Florida, with ceremony and reception packages built around the vineyard backdrop. Tours can be booked directly through the farm.

Satsuma

Log Cabin Farm & Vineyard sits on County Road 309 in Satsuma, a small Putnam County community on the St. Johns River.

San Mateo

Hathys Hilltop Produce is in San Mateo, a small Putnam County community on the St. Johns River that was once one of Florida's most famous citrus-growing spots before the freezes of the 1890s wiped the groves out. No live website confirms what Hathys currently grows or sells.

Pierson

This listing is registered under owner William Cunningham on Blackburn Road in Pierson, Volusia County's historic fern-growing region, once known as the fern capital of the world for its shade-cloth foliage farms. No further details on crops, hours, or sales turned up online for this specific address.

Pierson

Greenlunds is a u-pick blueberry farm on Harper Road in Pierson, the Volusia County town known as the fern capital of the world and, over recent decades, blueberry country as growers diversified out of ferns. No live website confirms this season's picking dates.

Bunnell

Third-generation owners Jimmy and Leslie Chapman run this Bunnell cattle ranch, home to u-pick blueberries at what they call The Blueberry Strand plus grass-fed beef and pasture-raised eggs. Every fall they open Maze Dayz, a corn maze and pumpkin festival that also hosts school field trips. The ranch has been in the family since 1986.

Elkton

Spuds Farms is an on-farm market on Cowpen Branch Road in Elkton, part of the small cluster of St. Johns County growers selling direct off the property. Current hours and what's in season are best confirmed by phone before visiting.

Vo-LaSalle Farms grows pick-your-own vegetables on Johnson Lake Road in DeLeon Springs, run by Farmer Steve through the cooler months of the year. The farm closes for the Florida summer and typically reopens in mid-October, so check Facebook before making the trip. The farm does not grow strawberries or blueberries, despite what some other listings suggest.

Palatka

Towers Family Farms grows blueberries and strawberries for u-pick visitors on Millican Road outside Palatka, with general manager Charlie Towers running seasonal harvest events and workshops. The farm operates seasonally and posts reopening dates each year on Facebook and Instagram. Call ahead or check social media before making the drive, since picking windows are short.

Interlachen

Bay Lake Blueberry Farm is in Interlachen, in Putnam County's lake country between Gainesville and Palatka. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current season dates and u-pick pricing are unconfirmed.

Interlachen

Royal Manor Vineyard and Winery in Interlachen combines a working vineyard with U-pick blueberries and grapes, harvested straight from the vines in season. The winery holds a federal producer's permit and pours tastings on-site from fruit grown on the property. Visitors pick first, then taste.

This listing sits along State Road 207 in the 32033 zip code — Hastings country, long known as the potato capital of Florida and still home to some of the state's largest commercial potato acreage. No specific crop, hours, or public access were confirmed for this individual grower.

De Leon Springs

Spring Garden Vineyard runs a pesticide-free, u-pick muscadine grape operation in De Leon Springs, open Friday through Sunday, 8am to 5pm, from early August through mid-September. Grapes are sold by the bucket, fresh-picked or pre-picked, alongside homemade muscadine jelly, pepper jelly, grape butter, and grape popsicles. It's a short, tightly-scheduled season, so timing a visit matters.

Flagler Beach

Habitat for Humanity of Flagler County runs this haunted walk each October as a fundraiser for its affordable-housing work, sending visitors down a trail near the bridge in Flagler Beach after dark. Proceeds support home builds across the county, the same mission behind the organization's ReStore locations in Palm Coast and Bunnell.

Interlachen

Miller Blueberry grows on County Road 315 South in Interlachen, a Putnam County community in the north Florida blueberry belt.

Palatka

Ron's Berries sits on South Providence Church Road outside Palatka, in Putnam County along the St. Johns River. The name points to a berry operation, but no published hours, crop list, or website confirm specifics. Worth a call before making the drive.

Deland

Orchtoberfest is EFG Orchids' annual October sale at its DeLand greenhouse, with new hybrid releases, raffles, and weekend food vendors. The greenhouse itself is open year-round Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for retail orchid sales.

Listed simply as "Organic Blueberries," this is a u-pick stop on County Road 315 in rural Marion County, in the same corridor as several other area blueberry farms. No specific hours, pricing, or grower name for this address turned up in public search — call ahead before visiting.

Silver Springs

Claire's Blueberry Farm sits on Northeast Highway 314 in Silver Springs, just east of Ocala near Silver Springs State Park, in Marion County's stretch of low-chill blueberry groves.

Silver Springs

Barbara's Blueberries operates near Silver Springs in Marion County, part of the belt of small central Florida blueberry farms that typically run u-pick season from spring into early summer. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online.

Deland

EFG Orchids operates out of Deland, in Volusia County. The name points to an orchid-growing or retail operation, though current varieties, greenhouse hours, and sales details weren't confirmed online.

Ormond Beach

Harvest Fields Corn Maze cuts a new design into its cornfield each fall, with the maze open weekends through October alongside a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a corn cannon. A separate haunted hayride, Fields of Fright, runs Friday and Saturday nights during the same stretch for an extra fee.

Citra

Gibbs Christmas Tree Farm grows on Highway 318 in Citra, land once prized as part of a citrus 'frost-free belt' before hard freezes reshaped Florida's growing map. Choose-and-cut tree operations like this one now share that ground with the produce farms that replaced the old groves. No hours or tree varieties were verified.

B & G Blueberries is a Florida blueberry operation, one of the small growers that plant low-chill southern highbush varieties to catch the state's early spring harvest window before the rest of the country's crop comes in.

Florahome

Lilly's Vineyard is in Florahome, a small unincorporated community in Putnam County's rural interior, between Palatka and the St. Johns River basin.

Citra

Indigo Farm is located in Citra, a Marion County crossroads community long associated with Florida citrus groves along US-301.