Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Homestead, FL

Homestead

Serendib Farms is a family-owned tropical fruit grove in Homestead run by Wimal and Elita Suaris, spanning 10 to 15 acres of mangoes, avocados, jackfruit, and sugar apples. Reserved farm tours with fruit tasting run $20 per person with a $50 group minimum, and fresh fruit ships direct from the farm. Seasonal offerings change through the year as different tropical fruits come ripe.

Carpenter's U-Pick Field is on Southwest 177th Avenue in the 33030 zip code — the Redland, South Miami-Dade's tropical fruit and winter vegetable belt and about as close as Florida gets to a u-pick capital. No specific crop, season, or hours were verified for this particular field.

Homestead

Founded in 1956 by brothers Ray and Russell Knaus, this Redland-area roadside stand near Homestead is famous for cinnamon rolls, alongside strawberries, lettuce, herbs, tomatoes, honey, jams, and ice cream. It's listed on the National Food & Beverage Foundation's Culinary Heritage Register. Open Tuesday-Sunday, 8am-5:30pm, seasonally November through May.

Homestead

Fresh Gardens grows in Homestead, at the southern tip of Miami-Dade County's farming belt, where a near-frost-free climate supports tropical fruit and winter vegetable production found almost nowhere else in the continental U.S.

Homestead

The southernmost winery in the continental U.S., founded in 2004 by Peter and Denisse Schnebly to make wine from tropical fruit instead of grapes: mango, passion fruit, lychee, guava, avocado, and citrus among them. The property also runs a brewery, the Redlander restaurant, and tastings set among tiki huts and a waterfall.

Miami

Tropical fish farm in the Redland agricultural district breeding its own angelfish, cichlid, and koi stock since 1999, supplemented with grade AA+ imports from Japan and other parts of Asia. Visitors can view the outdoor ponds and buy fish directly from the farm.

Miami

The Little Farm has hosted hands-on animal encounters in Miami-Dade's Goulds community since 1978. Visitors hand-feed goats, sheep, pigs, cows, and poultry, take pony rides, and walk through a butterfly garden and working apiary. The farm operates on select Saturdays and Sundays, with a market selling fresh eggs, honey, and seasonal produce, plus programs for school field trips and birthday parties. Admission runs about $15 per person for ages one and up.

Homestead

Wholesale tropical fish breeder run by Enrique Schmalbach for more than two decades, raising African and Central American cichlids, koi, and red pacu in outdoor ponds. The farm sells to both wholesalers and private buyers.

Miami

Pinto's Farm spreads across 20 acres of Redland farmland south of Miami, mixing fruit picking with animal encounters, tractor rides, go-kart racing, and — more recently — an on-site brewhouse under one gate. It's open Friday evenings, 2 to 9:30 PM, and weekends, 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM, with party packages available on select days. Call (305) 878-4662 or email [email protected] before visiting.

Homestead

Everglades Honey sells raw honey and duck eggs from a small South Florida apiary. The business posted that it's scaling back beekeeping operations to focus on a family health matter, so current stock, pickup arrangements, and pricing are best confirmed directly before making a special trip out.

Miami

The Berry Farms operates on SW 216th Street in Miami-Dade's South Dade farming district, an area known for strawberries and winter produce. The farm's website did not load during research; call ahead to confirm current offerings and hours.

Miami

G's Dream Farm is a family beekeeping operation in Miami with more than 50 years working bees, selling local raw honey in several varieties and hosting educational bee demonstrations for kids and groups. It's open to visitors Saturday and Sunday only, not a walk-in storefront.

Miami

Martha's U-Pick, also known locally as Martha Stop, farms a half-acre in Miami's Redlands district and supplies produce to some of the city's restaurants alongside its u-pick rows. Strawberry picking runs during the winter season and closes by spring, after which other fruits and vegetables take over the field. Check current hours on Instagram.

Miami

By Brothers is on SW 177th Avenue in the Redland, Miami-Dade's tropical fruit belt where growers work old rockland soil for avocado, mango, lychee, and dragon fruit. No working site or listing confirms exactly what By Brothers grows or sells.

MetroBoo was the Halloween event held each October at Miami's county zoo, then called Miami Metrozoo before its 2004 rename to Zoo Miami. The zoo, now at 12400 SW 152nd Street, still runs a fall Halloween program under a different name — current event details should be confirmed directly with Zoo Miami.

This is the Turnpike field of Strawberries of Kendall, a separate u-pick plot off Southwest 117th Avenue from the operation's main Kendall location. Like the rest of the farm's fields, it grows strawberries alongside herbs, tomatoes, and peppers during the winter picking season.

The Country Walk field is Strawberries of Kendall's third u-pick plot, located off Southwest 160th Street. The operation diversifies across its fields with strawberries, herbs, tomatoes, and peppers, giving pickers more than one crop to choose from during a single visit.

Miami

Kendall

Miami

Strawberries of Kendall's main U-Pick field sits at 500 SW 137th Avenue in Miami, part of a small strawberry operation that also grows herbs, tomatoes, and peppers across its Kendall-area fields. It's a classic winter u-pick stop for South Florida families during Florida's short strawberry season.

Miami

A family-run South Florida farm in Miami that specializes in natural, raw, unfiltered honey rather than produce or u-pick crops.

South Miami

This entry bundles several Miami-Dade County park sites together — Sadowski Park, Arch Creek Park, Barnes Park, and others — rather than one farm, so hours and offerings vary by location within the county park system.

V&B Farms, LLC is registered as an agritourism operation in the 33178 zip code near Doral. No public website, social media, or additional details turned up in a search, so this listing reflects only its name and general Miami-Dade location.

House of T-e-r-r-o-r Amusement Park is a Halloween haunted-house attraction on Northwest 107th Avenue in the Doral area west of Miami. No working website or contact page turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address — likely a seasonal October operation rather than a year-round park.

Miami

Aquaculture operation listed in the Miami agritourism directory offering farm visits. Specific species raised and visiting hours aren't published online, so call ahead before making the trip.

Hialeah

No Way Out is a haunted-house attraction in Hialeah, not an agricultural operation — it lands in this dataset as a general South Florida attraction rather than agritourism. No published hours or contact details turned up online.

Miami Seaquarium is a marine-mammal park on Virginia Key, reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway in Miami — not a working farm. It's grouped in this dataset as a general Miami attraction rather than agritourism. General inquiries go through [email protected] or 888-733-1434.

Key Largo

Pirate Hat Apiary keeps bees on the Overseas Highway in Key Largo, where the dominant nectar source isn't clover or wildflower but black mangrove — the source of the pale, distinct mangrove honey the Florida Keys are known for among beekeepers. No pricing, hours, or product list were verified for this specific operation.

Miami

Jungle Island, formerly Parrot Jungle, is an eco-adventure park on the MacArthur Causeway in Miami, built around wildlife exhibits and hands-on animal encounters rather than crop farming — sloths, wallabies, a walk-through aviary, and an Everglades habitat, plus ziplines and a treetop rope course. Open daily 9:30am-5pm.

Hialeah

Zombie Adventure is a seasonal haunted attraction run by Adventure Attractions in Hialeah, part of the fall haunted-house circuit that runs through South Florida each October. Current dates, ticket prices, and hours weren't confirmed online — check before visiting.