Farms Near Davie, FL

Davie

Harpke Family Farm grows microgreens, edible flowers, and specialty items like finger limes and makrut lime leaves for South Florida chefs year-round. The operation focuses entirely on restaurant supply — there's no farm stand or on-site pickup, so the harvest goes straight from the field to professional kitchens.

Davie

Pine Island Park's Multipurpose Center sits in Davie, the Broward County town still built around horse ranches and working stables. The park grounds border the wooded Pine Island Ridge trail system. Regular agritourism programming or public hours weren't listed online for this site — contact the Town of Davie Parks and Recreation department to confirm current events.

Davie

Marando Farms & Ranch in downtown Davie is a family farm, market, and event venue with a farm-to-table café, juice bar serving old-fashioned milkshakes and organic smoothies, and a petting zoo full of rescued animals under veterinarian care. Weekends bring pony and hay rides, plus year-round family festivals, riding lessons, trail rides, field trips, and barn weddings.

Davie

In downtown Davie, Marando Farms & Ranch mixes a local farm market with family fun: a farm-fresh café, old-fashioned milkshakes, organic smoothies and cold-pressed juices, plus a petting zoo of rescued animals cared for by the Marando family. Weekends bring pony rides and hay rides, the barn hosts weddings and birthday parties, and there's free yoga every other Sunday.

Davie

Davie

Batten's Farmers Market and Davie Agri-Tourism Center runs most of the year on Southwest 64th Avenue in Davie, closed only on Wednesdays, with vegetables, fruit, baked goods, flowers, plants, and crafts filling the stalls. The agri-tourism side of the operation runs educational programming alongside the retail market, aimed at giving Broward County families a hands-on look at where food actually comes from.

Natural Chai Farm grows in Florida under this name; specific crops, location, and hours weren't independently confirmed for this listing.

Davie

Davie

Davie

Spyke's Grove is a fourth-generation citrus business in Davie that started in 1935 as a small orange grove and now ships Florida citrus gift boxes across North America. The property carries roughly 95 tropical fruit varieties and operates as a nursery offering fruit trees with delivery and installation. Nearly 90 years in, it's still run by the same family.

Pine Island

Young At Art Children's Museum is an interactive art museum inside Broward Mall in Plantation, not an agricultural attraction. Kids build, tinker, and explore hands-on exhibits and art-making stations; there's no farm or agritourism component. This listing appears to be mistagged, since the museum's actual location and focus don't match the agritourism category.

Flamingo Road Nursery has anchored this stretch of South Flamingo Road in Davie for more than 20 years, combining a 10-acre garden center with an integrated farmers market. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., it carries tropical plants, produce, and gardening supplies, plus a small on-site café for coffee and smoothies. The nursery also runs seasonal events, from scarecrow contests to pumpkin and Christmas tree sales.

Davie

Davie

Flamingo Road Nursery has operated its 10-acre garden center on South Flamingo Road in Davie for more than 20 years, selling tropical plants, fountains, and hardscape materials alongside a gift shop. The on-site Flamingo Café serves food and drinks daily starting at 8 a.m. Staff give free plant and landscaping advice to walk-ins.

L'Chaim Farm is a kosher working farm in Dania Beach offering horseback riding lessons, horse boarding, and a petting zoo alongside event hosting for celebrations. Its partner restaurant, Lasso Kosher Grill, serves wood-grilled Argentinian-style asado using product raised on-site — more agritourism and event venue than produce stand.

A Florida microgreen grower. Microgreen operations raise young vegetable and herb greens, such as radish, pea shoot, and sunflower, indoors or under shade for restaurant and farmers market sale, harvested within one to three weeks of seeding.

Southwest Ranches

We are a family-owned market that is passionate about providing our community with the best nutrient dense food. Since we opened our doors in 2009, we have dedicated ourselves to offer the highest quality products. We are proud to partnered up with Amish farms to bring you the truly natural and farm fresh products to your table.

Southwest Ranches

Southwest Ranches Farmers Market offers farm-to-table food grounded in regenerative farming: A2/A2 raw dairy, pasture-raised poultry and eggs, grass-fed and grass-finished beef, honey, and pantry essentials. The SWR Signature CSA box packs 100% organic produce from its regenerative farms, with two membership plans and weekly route-pickup locations across South Florida.

Davie

Oakland Park

For 40 years Smitty's has been Oakland Park's old-fashioned butcher shop — many locals still remember the steer statue that marked it for three decades. Proprietor David Crumbaker cuts fine meats the traditional way, the shelves hold top wines from Caymus to Sebastiani's Cherryblock, and the shop provisions some of the world's finest superyachts with premium meats, seafood, and poultry.

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Farmers market on Sundays.

Oakland Park

Smitty's Old Fashioned Butcher Shop has been a landmark of Oakland Park, Florida for 40 years — sawdust on the floor, regulars greeted by first name, and quality meats cut by proprietor and head meat cutter David Crumbaker. The shop also stocks a large selection of fine wines from Napa Cabs to Australian Shiraz and provisions superyachts with premium meats, seafood, and poultry.

Plantation Community Farmers Market sets up on West Sunrise Boulevard in Plantation, a Broward County suburb west of Fort Lauderdale. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online — it appears to be a city-run community market rather than a large regional draw.

Fort Lauderdale

Made in Broward is a youth leadership program on NW 28th Terrace in Fort Lauderdale that teaches teens to grow, make, and sell natural products -- soap, honey, tea, candles -- through a working 4-H club and the Longwing Food Forest. The kids handle the business side, not just the harvest. Donations to the program are tax-deductible.

Davie

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood

Lauderhill

Tiny Leaf Microgreen Farm focuses on providing fresh, locally grown microgreens to the community, promoting health and sustainable practices. They offer a range of products and emphasize local farming's importance​(

Dania Beach

Dania Beach

Open since 1964, this Broward County citrus house ships fresh Florida oranges and grapefruit nationwide and still runs a retail fruit stand. Beyond citrus, they're known locally for Terry's Homemade Key Lime Pie and a fruit-of-the-month club. The store keeps daily hours, 7:30am to 5:30pm.

An organic farm and garden operation based in Southwest Ranches, Florida, a Broward County town known for its horse properties and working agricultural lots amid South Florida's suburban sprawl.

Criswell Farms is a family-run urban farm and green market in downtown Fort Lauderdale, growing organic, non-GMO kale, lettuces, collards, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, herbs, and mango and banana trees on-site. The market opens Thursday through Sunday, 9am to 4pm, and the farm also runs tours and classes for visitors who want to see how the produce gets grown.

Fort Lauderdale

Museum of Discovery & Science is a hands-on science museum and IMAX theater in downtown Fort Lauderdale, not an agricultural site — it appears here as a general attraction rather than agritourism. Open Monday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and Sunday noon–5 p.m., at 401 SW Second Street. Reach the museum at 954-467-6637 or [email protected].

A Florida farmers market offering local produce and goods, in the mold of the state's many neighborhood and roadside markets.

Fort Lauderdale

Halloween Happenings is seasonal children's programming run through the Broward County Library system in Fort Lauderdale. Specific branch locations, dates, and activities weren't listed online — check the Broward County Library events calendar for the current schedule.

Las Olas Farmers Market sets up on Sundays near 333 E. Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale, a few blocks from the beach. Vendors sell fresh produce, eggs, and other agricultural goods directly off the truck. Several markets now operate along the Las Olas corridor under different names, so confirm which one you're headed to before you go.

Fort Lauderdale

Made in Broward is a youth-led social enterprise in Fort Lauderdale that trains young people to make and sell handmade soaps, tallow balms, organic tea, and honey, and tends the Longwing Food Forest as part of its program. Products and custom gift baskets are sold to fund the group's leadership training.

Las Olas Outdoor Gourmet Market has run as a Sunday green market on Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale since 1997, produced by The Market Company and sponsored by the Las Olas Association. Vendors sell fresh produce, culinary herbs, tropical plants and orchids, baked goods, local honey, and handmade soap. It's one of the longer-running markets in Broward County.

Fort Lauderdale

Farmers market on Saturday & Sunday

Fort Lauderdale

Wilton Manors

At Hagen Park on Wilton Drive, this market runs Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 7 p.m. and Sunday mornings from 8 to 2, per the city's event calendar. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, baked goods, and jams, plus organic produce and specialty spices. Parking is in a private lot, and vendors accept credit cards.

Fort Lauderdale

Farm to Fork Meals is a nationwide meal delivery service with a health-conscious approach, guaranteeing nourishing dishes crafted from the finest ingredients to prioritize your well-being.

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale

Farm to Fork Meals is a South Florida fresh meal delivery service serving the Fort Lauderdale area with locally sourced, ready-to-cook meals delivered to your door. Weekly rotating menus cover Paleo, Vegetarian, and Fit plans, and customers can skip weeks whenever convenient.

Raw Feeding Miami isn't a farm itself — it's a Miami pet food supplier that sources grass-fed, hormone- and antibiotic-free meat from USDA-approved producers and local farms for raw dog and cat diets. Stock includes pre-made grinds, whole prey, organs, meaty bones, and treats. The shop keeps weekday hours only, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A Florida farmers market offering local produce and goods, in the mold of the state's many neighborhood and roadside markets.

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale Magazine's pick for Best Healthy Restaurant, Myapapaya Juicery + Kitchen serves real food done right on N. Federal Highway — fresh juices and wholesome plates available in-house or through online ordering, every day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Fort Lauderdale

Myapapaya Juicery + Kitchen was voted Best Healthy Restaurant by Fort Lauderdale Magazine, serving real food done right at 3848 N. Federal Highway. Open every day 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with online ordering.

Fort Lauderdale

Joy of Organics is South Florida's premier organic produce buying club, connecting the Fort Lauderdale community to clean food for over 10 years — more variety than a CSA and higher quality than the grocery store. Members order organic fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meats online in full, half, veggie-only, or fruit-only shares, picking up every other Wednesday at locations across the area.

Oakland Park

Oakland Park

Hallandale Beach

Hallandale Beach

Gregg L. Friedman MD Organic Farm is listed at a Hallandale Beach office suite on East Hallandale Beach Boulevard, suggesting a smaller or administratively run operation rather than a public farm stand. We couldn't verify what's grown, sold, or open to visitors — contact them directly before making plans.

Margate

Fern Forest Nature Center is a 247-acre Broward County preserve, not a working farm — its boardwalk trails wind through cypress swamp and hardwood hammock that's survived since the historic Cypress Creek floodway covered this part of Coconut Creek. More than 200 plant species grow across ten distinct communities here, with a wheelchair-accessible boardwalk and a butterfly garden near the visitor center. Call (954) 357-5198 for current hours before visiting.