Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Dover, FL

Dover

Shady Acres Farm sits on Gallagher Road in Dover, in Hillsborough County's strawberry belt east of Tampa. We couldn't verify what's grown or sold here beyond its agritourism listing, so reach out directly before visiting.

Seffner

D&K U-Pick grows eleven blueberry varieties on US-92 outside Seffner without pesticides, herbicides, or ripening agents, and sells honey — blueberry, wildflower, Brazilian pepper, and swamp — alongside the fruit. U-pick runs $6 a pound, staff-picked $8, cash only. Reach the farm at (813) 802-0406 to check the season's status before visiting.

Dover

Favorite Farms sits in Dover, inside the Plant City strawberry district that supplies a large share of the country's winter strawberry crop. The business's old web domain has since expired, and no active site, phone, or social page turned up in a search.

Dover

Lee Vineyards grows grapes on McIntosh Road in Dover, in Hillsborough County's strawberry-and-produce belt east of Tampa. As with most Florida vineyards, muscadines are the likely variety, since the state's climate favors them over traditional bunch grapes. We couldn't verify tasting hours or sales, so call ahead.

Seffner

Laila's Blueberries is a small u-pick blueberry operation on E. Sligh Avenue in Seffner, part of Hillsborough County's blueberry belt east of Tampa. Florida's blueberry season typically runs late March into May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead before you go.

Plant City

Big Bear Farms is based in Plant City, the center of Florida's winter strawberry industry and home to the annual Florida Strawberry Festival. No hours, crop list, or contact details specific to this operation are published online.

Plant City

The u-pick blueberry rows on Kinard Road that longtime visitors know as Proctor Family Farm now operate as Bluebird Family Farm, with wide walking rows between the bushes and buckets provided at the gate. Freezing temperatures this past winter wiped out the 2026 blueberry crop, though — the farm's website is telling visitors there won't be berries this season and pointing people to Antioch Blues instead. Check bffberries.com or email [email protected] before planning a trip.

Plant City

Keel Farms, Hawk Griffin is a second address under the Keel Farms name in Plant City, separate from the winery's main Thonotosassa Road tasting room. No independent website or listing for this specific site turned up in a search; the main office can confirm what's currently running here.

Plant City

Turkey Creek Stables sits on Turkey Creek Road in Plant City, in the strawberry and horse country of eastern Hillsborough County. The farm's old web domain now redirects to a parked page, so current offerings and hours are best confirmed by phone.

Plant City

Keel Farms is a working winery, brewery, and restaurant in Plant City, pouring its own Keel + Curley wines and Agrarian Ales ciders alongside a full food menu seven days a week. Seasonal u-pick and farm tours run alongside wine tastings and live events.

Valrico

Thompson Nursery and Exotics operates on South Miller Road in Valrico, a nursery for exotic and tropical plants serving the Tampa Bay area. No independent website was found online; call ahead to confirm current stock and hours.

Plant City

Blue Gold Blueberries grows on Sydney Road in Plant City, Hillsborough County soil that ripens berries earlier than almost anywhere else in the country. Florida's blueberry season runs roughly February through April, ahead of Georgia and the Carolinas, which is why small u-pick operations cluster in this stretch of strawberry country. No hours or pricing were verified.

Plant City

Langford Farm sits a few doors down from other small growing operations on Sydney Road in Plant City, Hillsborough County ground better known nationally for strawberries than almost any other crop. No specific crop, hours, or public details were verified for this property beyond its agritourism listing.

Plant City

Blue Gold Growers operates in Plant City, the self-proclaimed Winter Strawberry Capital of the World and home to the Florida Strawberry Festival each February. "Blue gold" is an old trade nickname for blueberries, hinting this operation may lean berries rather than the area's namesake crop — unconfirmed either way.

Williams Blueberry Farm grows on Deshong Drive in Plant City, in Hillsborough County's blueberry and strawberry belt. No independent website confirming this Plant City location was found online; call ahead to confirm picking season and hours.

Thonotosassa

Strawberry Passion Organic Farms is on Tom Folsom Road in Thonotosassa, part of Hillsborough County's strawberry belt just outside Plant City. Florida's organic strawberry season typically runs winter into early spring. No hours or contact details specific to this farm are published online.

Plant City

Glover's Blueberries grows in Plant City, in Hillsborough County's berry belt where mild winters let growers pick weeks ahead of Georgia's crop. Strawberries built the region's reputation, but blueberry acreage across Central Florida has grown fast since southern highbush varieties suited to warm winters became available.

Brandon

A Brandon pumpkin stand at the corner of Parsons and Lumsden that's supported local Valrico, Brandon, and FishHawk school PTAs since 1998. Along with pumpkins they sell corn stalks, hay bales, and firewood each fall.

Plant City

All About The Blueberry Farm is a produce operation on Heathcoe Road in Plant City, within the heart of Florida's blueberry country. It's registered as a verified trade business with Blue Book Services, though public details on hours or u-pick access aren't listed online. Plant City's blueberry season generally runs late winter into spring.

Plant City

Rise and Shine Farms sits on Heathcoe Road in Plant City, home each winter to the Florida Strawberry Festival and some of the state's most productive berry ground. No produce tag accompanies this listing, so no specific crop is confirmed beyond its agritourism designation.

Plant City

Rebman Farms LLC is listed simply as Plant City, Florida — ground that grows more winter strawberries than almost anywhere else in the country. No street address, specific crop, or public hours were available beyond that broad location.

Plant City

Wishing Well Barn sits on a working cattle ranch with blueberry fields in Plant City and doubles as a rustic event venue built around a 60-year-old barn. The property has grown cattle, blueberries, and strawberries since the 1960s; today the barn hosts weddings and private events rather than daily farm sales. Packages start around $9,999.

Plant City

A family-run u-pick blueberry farm off Holloway Road in Plant City. The owners post picking updates and hours on Facebook each season rather than keeping a formal website, so that's the best way to check before visiting.

Plant City

A working nursery and u-pick blueberry farm on Highway 60 west of Plant City. Visitors pick blueberries in season, and the nursery side sells potted plants year-round.

Plant City

Spivey Farms sits in Plant City, the Hillsborough County town that calls itself the Winter Strawberry Capital of the World and hosts the annual Florida Strawberry Festival. Current crops, u-pick availability, and stand hours for this farm weren't confirmed online.

Lithia

Bret Boston built this Lithia operation into 24 acres of GAP-certified blueberries plus blackberries, alongside seasonal vegetables like sweet corn, kale, and squash. U-pick runs Saturdays only, 8am to 2pm, in late spring, with buckets running about $15. They also bottle their own preserves and syrup.

Lithia

Frosty Blue Farms sits in Lithia, in the blueberry belt east of Tampa where Hillsborough County growers plant southern highbush varieties timed to ripen ahead of Georgia's crop. The name points to blueberries as the farm's focus.

Plant City

Futch Entertainment runs the Fox Squirrel Corn Maze each fall on the Futch family's cattle and citrus ranch, worked by the same family since 1920. The weekend event adds hayrides, cornhole, dummy steer roping, and pumpkins for sale alongside the maze.

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Fox Squirrel Corn Maze has run for 15 seasons on Charlie Taylor Road outside Plant City, opening weekends from late September through late October. Admission covers the maze itself plus a hayride, jump pad, games, and a stand selling pumpkins and fresh flowers; food vendors work the grounds on open days.

Seeds of Love Nursery and Ceremonial Garden grows organic plants on Bryant Road in Lithia, in the same blueberry-and-strawberry belt as much of eastern Hillsborough County's farm country. It's listed under organic certifier QCS (Quality Certification Services) rather than run as a u-pick produce stop — call ahead for current plant availability.

Plant City

Alpaca farm founded in Plant City by Debbie and Norvel Pettis, who started raising the animals after learning how alpaca fiber could be used in fiber crafts. Current listings for the business show an out-of-state location, so confirm details before planning a visit.

Tampa

Howl-O-Scream is Busch Gardens Tampa Bay's annual Halloween event, running select nights each fall with haunted houses, scare zones, and live shows on the park's McKinley Drive grounds in Tampa. Current dates and ticket pricing weren't confirmed online — check Busch Gardens' official event page before visiting.

Plant City

Fancy Farms has grown strawberries in the Plant City area since 1974, when Carl and Dee Dee Grooms planted 15 acres; the family now farms nearly 140. The market sells strawberry shortcake, cobbler, and milkshakes alongside u-pick zinnias and sunflowers, plus jams and preserves under the Fancy Dees' label. Open October through June.

Riverview

First Ladies Farm and Sanctuary sits in Riverview, on the fast-growing suburban edge of Hillsborough County southeast of Tampa. The name suggests a rescue and rehabilitation operation rather than a commercial produce farm.

Lakeland

Shady Oak Farm grows five varieties of blueberries on family land in Lakeland, picked without herbicides or pesticides. The farm runs educational classes alongside its U-pick rows and offers wholesale pricing for larger orders. Call ahead before a visit, since picking windows are short once a variety peaks.

Tampa

Great Lakes Christmas Tree Farms has supplied fresh-cut Christmas trees and floral-grade poinsettias to the Tampa Bay area for more than 30 years, with pickup and delivery through its Tampa warehouse. It's a seasonal tree lot rather than a working farm — trees ship in each November from northern growers rather than being cut on-site.

Lithia

Bonnie Blueberries is a small, family-run u-pick blueberry patch in Lithia, closer to a backyard planting than a commercial farm. Call ahead before driving out — visitors report the bushes can be picked clean fast during peak season, and availability changes day to day. Bring your own containers. It's the kind of informal, small-scale u-pick that dots the Hillsborough County blueberry belt each spring.

Lithia

Yancey's Blueberry is a family-run u-pick operation near Lithia, charging $5/lb to pick your own berries or $6/lb for pre-picked. The farm markets itself as a family-friendly outing during Florida's spring blueberry season, which typically wraps by early May. Call ahead before driving out, since picking windows are short and weather-dependent.

Lakeland

C&W Farms of Central FL is a u-pick operation in Lakeland growing blackberries and blueberries, with visitor reviews describing a quiet setting and multiple blueberry varieties to choose from. Hours shift with the season, so calling ahead before a visit is worthwhile. No working website or direct contact could be verified.

Lithia

Strawberries, You Pick sits on South County Road 39 in Lithia, inside Hillsborough County's strawberry belt that runs toward Plant City. Florida's u-pick strawberry season typically falls between December and March, though this farm has no published hours or contact information.

Lithia

Fort Lonesome takes its name from the unincorporated ranching community of the same name in rural Hillsborough County — cattle pasture and equestrian land near the Alafia River, southeast of Lithia.

Dade City

Sicman's Hot Peppers and Powder is based in Dade City, in Pasco County's citrus and produce country northeast of Tampa. The name points to pepper growing and pepper-powder production, but no hours, product list, or contact details are published online.

Tampa

Urban Oasis Hydroponic Farm grows vegetables in elevated hydroponic containers in northwest Tampa, without synthetic pesticides or herbicides. The farm sells seasonal produce directly from its on-site market and offers tours by appointment. It's a small urban operation, closer to a neighborhood grower than a row-crop farm, with home delivery and local pickup available.

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.

Wimauma

Colorfield Farms has operated as a u-pick stop on State Road 674 in Wimauma since 1998, one of the longer-running pick-your-own farms in this stretch of Hillsborough County. Specific crops and seasonal picking dates aren't published online, so calling ahead at (813) 672-4121 before visiting is the reliable way to know what's in the field.

Lyna Berry Farms runs u-pick berry fields on Neal Road in Lithia, southeast of Tampa, and also sells pre-picked orders for anyone who'd rather skip the fields. The farm sends out email alerts when the rows are ripe for picking, and posts updates on Instagram and Facebook.

Lithia

The Southern Barn at Lonesome G Ranch is a barn event space on a ranch property in Lithia, in eastern Hillsborough County. Ranch venues like this typically host weddings and gatherings on pasture land rather than sell crops directly to the public. No verified hours, pricing, or contact details were found online for this listing.

Lithia

The Southern Peach Company grows peaches along State Road 674 in the Fort Lonesome area of Lithia, in Hillsborough County's rural southeast corner. No independent website or listing turned up in research; call ahead for picking season and hours.

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.

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

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

Greishop Orchard is another of the Florida Sweeties peach sites around Dade City, part of a small network of Pasco County growers who open their trees for u-pick each spring. Florida's peach season lands months before Georgia's, thanks to low-chill varieties bred for the state's mild winters.

Ruskin

Hydro Harvest Farms operates on Shell Point Road in Ruskin, a Tampa Bay-area farming community, with a name pointing to hydroponic growing methods.

Wimauma

Berry Bay Farms is in Wimauma, part of South Hillsborough County's produce corridor known for strawberries, tomatoes, and blueberries. No hours, crop list, or contact details specific to this operation are published online.

Dade City

Rusty Creek Orchard is one of the Florida Sweeties peach operations scattered around Dade City, opening its rows for u-pick during the state's short spring peach window. Pasco County's sandy soil and mild winters suit the low-chill varieties bred for Florida growing conditions.

Dade City

Florida Sweeties operates u-pick peach orchards around Dade City, part of a small cluster of Pasco County growers using low-chill peach varieties bred for Florida's mild winters. The season runs a few weeks each spring, well ahead of Georgia's peach crop.

Odessa

Blueyouth Berries grows berries in Odessa, a Pasco County community northwest of Tampa where several small blueberry farms open for u-pick each spring. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online — call ahead before visiting.

Ruskin

Artesian Farms is listed on East College Avenue in Ruskin, a Hillsborough County community that built its reputation on winter tomatoes long before Florida's produce industry expanded into strawberries and blueberries. No verified crop list, hours, or contact details turned up for this property.

Odessa

Lake Grace Bees keeps hives around Odessa and bottles raw, unfiltered wildflower honey by hand, sold in 1-pound jars for $10. Everything moves by appointment — pickup locally or shipped after an online order — so call or text ahead of a visit.

Ruskin

Martinez Farms is based in Ruskin, the Hillsborough County community whose name has stood for Florida tomatoes since growers began shipping them north by rail in the early 1900s.