Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Fort Myers, FL

Fort Myers

Uncle Al's Pumpkin Patch & Christmas Trees runs seasonal lots on South Cleveland Avenue in Fort Myers, switching from pumpkins each fall to cut Christmas trees for the winter holiday stretch. No working website or contact page turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address.

Fort Myers

Southern Fresh Farms in Fort Myers pairs a working farm with a craft brewery, a farm-to-table kitchen, and a rescued-animal petting zoo. The produce market and playground draw families on weekends, and the property regularly hosts live events. Ranked among Fort Myers' top attractions on TripAdvisor, it's grown from a produce stand into a full agritourism park at 8500 Penzance Boulevard.

Fort Myers

Berry Happy Farm's listed address is Fleamasters, the longtime flea market on the north side of Fort Myers — suggesting a produce vendor selling berries from a market stall rather than a farm with its own fields. No stall number, hours, or product list were found.

Cypress Lake

Biggar Farms is on Gladiolus Drive in Cypress Lake, an unincorporated pocket of south Fort Myers in Lee County — one of the last stretches of open land in an area now mostly built out with subdivisions.

Fort Myers

Wheel Fun Rentals runs the bike and pedal-boat concession at Lakes Regional Park in Fort Myers, a Lee County park built around a series of connected lakes. The company is a national outdoor-recreation rental operator that leases space inside public parks — surreys, cruisers, and paddle boats here, not produce or livestock.

Fort Myers

M and D Stables is listed in Fort Myers, on the Lee County side of the Caloosahatchee River. The name points to a horse boarding or riding operation, though lesson offerings, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online.

north Fort Myers

Circle-S-Ranch & Poultry raises poultry on Lani Lane in north Fort Myers, in Lee County's rural pocket east of the Caloosahatchee River. It's listed as an agritourism stop rather than a retail farm stand — reach out directly for visiting details, since we couldn't verify hours or what's available to the public.

Bonita Springs

Farmer Mike's grows vegetables and fruit on Morton Avenue in Bonita Springs, selling through wholesale accounts, foodservice deliveries, local market partnerships, and an on-site u-pick stand. A second location operates in Fort Myers on Gladiolus Drive. Each fall, the farm runs a corn maze and Fall Festival alongside the regular picking season.

Bonita Springs

A u-pick operation in Bonita Springs, on Southwest Florida's Gulf Coast, where sandy soil and a long growing season support small produce farms that sell straight to local families.

U-Pick Citrus operates from a grove on Misty Morning Lane in the Gateway area near Fort Myers (zip 33913), Lee County. No independent website was found online for this listing; call ahead, since Florida citrus u-pick season generally runs through the winter months.

Naples

North Naples United Methodist Church hosts a seasonal pumpkin patch each fall at its Goodlette-Frank Road campus, a fundraiser typical of Methodist congregations nationwide. Contact the church directly at 239-593-7600 or [email protected] for current dates and hours.

Punta Gorda

U-We-Pick Farms is listed in Punta Gorda, on the Charlotte County side of the Peace River. The name points to a u-pick produce operation, though current crops, season, and hours weren't confirmed online.

Naples

Florida Awaits, LLC is a domestic limited-liability company registered in Naples on June 14, 2022, based out of a residential address on Tallowood Way. No public website, storefront, or agritourism activity turned up in a search, so this reflects only its registered name and location, not a working farm or market.

Punta Gorda

Weil Farms runs honey bee apiaries that winter in Punta Gorda for Florida's citrus pollination season, then move north to Connecticut and New York for the summer. The farm sells raw, unfiltered honey along with royal jelly and bee pollen, shipped year-round with no handling fees. Reach them directly to ask what's currently in stock before ordering.

Punta Gorda

Berry Best Farm sits on Riverside Drive outside Punta Gorda, in Charlotte County on Florida's Gulf coast. The name points to berries as the draw, but no working site or listing confirms which fruit, season, or whether it's u-pick.

LaBelle

Fifty thousand blueberry bushes across 40 acres make this Florida's southern-most blueberry farm. The Lyng family grows a half dozen varieties with different flavor profiles, and the u-pick season runs Tuesday through Sunday, 9am to 3pm, typically wrapping up by mid-May. Besides picking your own, they sell homemade jams, blueberry lemonade, and popsicles on site.

LaBelle

Pick-your-own blueberry farm and on-site market in rural Hendry County. Visitors pick straight from the bushes in season, or buy already-picked produce at the farm stand without picking themselves.

Labelle

Patty's Patch grows u-pick blueberries on Hog Wallow Lane outside LaBelle, running an on-farm market alongside the picking rows for anyone who'd rather buy berries already gathered. It's a straightforward operation — no website, just a phone line and an email for questions about what's ripe. Reach the farm at 863-675-1105 or [email protected] before making the drive out to Hendry County.