Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Hudson, FL

Hudson

McCool's Blueberry Farm sits in Hudson, in Pasco County's stretch of small blueberry operations near the Gulf coast side of the county. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so season dates and pricing are unconfirmed.

Hudson

Owens Blueberry Farm opens its rows Wednesday through Sunday, 8 AM to 3 PM, charging $5 a pound to pick your own or $7 a pound for berries already picked and bagged. It's a family-run operation on Kitten Trail in Hudson, and the bushes grow close together in spots, so bring a bucket you can maneuver in tight rows. Call (727) 868-7249 before visiting — hours shift with the crop.

Hudson

Cheri's Berries grows on Pigeon Road in Hudson, on Pasco County's gulf coast, inland from the fishing village's waterfront and closer in soil type to the produce country stretching east toward Dade City. No berry variety, season, or hours were verified.

Hudson

Brenda's Berry Barn grows berries in Hudson, a Pasco County community on Florida's Gulf coast where small farms open for u-pick blueberry season each spring. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online.

Hudson

A Hudson blueberry farm and nursery that also sells aged wood chips for gardens and lawns, a side line you don't usually see paired with u-pick berries. Check their Facebook page for which of their two nearby locations is open for picking that week.

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Hudson

Blueberry Bliss Farm, operating as DDDO LLC, is also based in Hudson — the same stretch of Pasco County farmland where several small blueberry growers now sit within a few miles of each other.

Hudson

Whispering Oak Blueberry Farm grows on Denton Avenue in Hudson, on Florida's Gulf Coast in Pasco County. No independent website was found online; call ahead to confirm the picking window, since Gulf Coast blueberries typically run from March into April.

Hudson

Blueberry Blessings grows blueberries in Hudson, a Gulf Coast Pasco County community where small u-pick patches have gone in on former citrus and cattle land close to US 19.

Bubba's Blueberry Farm sits on Jayare Road on Florida's Pasco County gulf coast, an area with less blueberry acreage than the Plant City belt to the east but similar sandy soil and a similar late-winter harvest window. No season dates or hours were verified.

Spring Hill

Blue Jewel Blueberry Farm grows u-pick blueberries on Peace Boulevard in Spring Hill, in Hernando County north of Tampa. Like most Florida blueberry operations, picking season runs roughly late March into May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead before visiting.

Bayonet Point

Shady Oaks Community Farm is located on Bourbon Street in Bayonet Point, a Pasco County community on Florida's Gulf coast.

Land O Lakes

Bee Ready 4 Anything LLC is based in Land O Lakes, in Pasco County — a once-rural stretch north of Tampa that's filled in with suburbs but still holds pockets of small agricultural operations.

Spring Hill

Green Acres You Pick Blueberries grows on Eldridge Avenue in Spring Hill, part of Hernando County's blueberry cluster on Florida's Gulf Coast. No independent website was found online; call ahead to confirm the picking window, typically March into April along the Gulf Coast.

Port Richey

A fall pumpkin patch fundraiser hosted by the local Knights of Columbus council on Monarch Drive in Port Richey. Truckloads of pumpkins arrive each September, with proceeds supporting the council's charitable work — a tradition many K of C chapters run every autumn across Florida parishes.

Spring Hill

Strong Tower Vineyard & Winery is in Spring Hill, in Hernando County. Florida's heat and Pierce's disease keep most of the state's wineries growing muscadine and hybrid grapes instead of classic vinifera, and Strong Tower fits that regional pattern. The winery's website returned a certificate error during research — call to confirm tasting hours.

Harvestmoon Farm is listed on Psenka Street in the Spring Hill/Masaryktown area of Hernando County, the same zip code as several other seasonal pumpkin-and-sunflower farms in this stretch of west-central Florida. No website or listing turned up in research beyond the name and address.

masaryktown

Pet supply farm store carrying goods for dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, and small animals, plus its own composted worm manure sold in 50-pound bags. Registered under Hill's Farm and Land Management, with farm pickup available on orders.

Brooksville

Best Buy Worms operates out of Brooksville, in Hernando County cattle and citrus country west of the Withlacoochee State Forest. The name points to a worm supplier, likely for fishing bait, though no working website confirms stock, pricing, or hours.

Starkey Ranch

Starkey Blueberry Farms offers branch-to-bucket U-pick blueberries in the Starkey Ranch community near Odessa, running roughly March through May at $5 a pound. It's a family-owned operation, small enough that the picking season can close early in a good year.

Sweetfields Farm grows organic produce, sunflowers, and pumpkins on Benes Road in Masaryktown, opening to visitors in two windows: a sunflower maze and u-pick flower field each May, then a corn maze and pumpkin patch through October and November. It's closed the rest of the year while the farm tends crops and animals in the off-season.

Masaryktown

Upicktopia is a 56-acre u-pick farm in Masaryktown growing blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, and vegetables since it started as a commercial blueberry operation in 1996. A winery and kitchen now share the property, and produce availability changes week to week with the harvest.

Masaryktown

D&S Blueberries Upicktopia grows on Phillips Road in Masaryktown, a small Hernando County community in Florida's central blueberry belt. No independent website or listing was found online; call ahead to confirm picking season and hours before visiting.

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Aunt Mattie's Berry Patch grows berries in Holiday, a Gulf Coast community in Pasco County where sandy soil and mild winters let growers pick weeks before farms farther north in the state.

Brooksville

USDA-registered Boer goat breeding operation ranked the second-most decorated in Florida by show championship count, with bloodlines including ennobled champion buck Braveheart. The ranch exports goats internationally, works as an ADM feed dealer, and opens for farm tours.

Brooksville

Al & M'Liss Grissom run a small agritourism operation on Endsley Road in Brooksville, in Hernando County's rolling hill country north of Tampa. We couldn't verify what's grown or sold here — reach out directly before visiting.

Odessa

Raprager Family Farms runs regenerative growing practices behind the scenes and a full entertainment lineup up front — hayrides, a petting zoo, corn maze, ziplines, and a rotating calendar of seasonal festivals from Easter through Christmas. The farm is currently closed for renovations, though summer camps are still running during the closure. Call (813) 922-2799 or check rapragerfamilyfarms.com for reopening updates.

Brooksville

Sweet Briar Farm is a Hernando County dairy raising purebred Nubian goats for raw and pasteurized A2 milk, sold by appointment in locking-lid gallon jugs. The farm also keeps Kune Kune pigs, Tamuk rabbits, livestock guardian dogs, and horses.

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.

Tarpon Springs

Kirk of Dunedin Pumpkin Patch takes its name from Dunedin's Scottish heritage — 'kirk' is Scots for church — though this listing's address places it in neighboring Tarpon Springs on Bayshore Drive. No working website or contact page turned up in research to confirm which city currently hosts it.

Brooksville

Margo's Blueberry Farm has run as a family operation in Brooksville since 1993, with u-pick blueberries at $5 a pound, pre-picked at $6.50 a pound, and frozen berries available by the bag. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9am-5pm, through the April-May season.

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.

Brooksville

Three acres of thornless blackberries, figs, and passion fruit grown in tidy rows outside Brooksville, run by the same family for 17 years. Check their website's season tab before visiting since picking windows shift by crop.

Brooksville

Hidden Haven Blueberries grows blueberries in Brooksville, part of Hernando County's citrus-and-berry belt. Florida's low-chill varieties typically ripen from April into May, well ahead of northern harvests. No other specifics about this farm are confirmed online.

Brooksville

Boyett's Grove has sold fresh citrus off Spring Lake Highway in Brooksville for decades, with oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, and kumquats running November through May. The property also runs a wildlife park, mini golf, gold panning, and a hand-dipped ice cream parlor, plus gift-fruit shipping. Open daily, 10am-5pm.

Dade City

Hancock Groves sits in Dade City, in Pasco County's citrus belt along the ridge east of the Withlacoochee. Groves in this part of Florida have shipped oranges and grapefruit for generations, with many now running seasonal stands and gift-box shipping alongside the packing operation.

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.

Brooksville

Berry Kingdom, Inc. grows berries in Hernando County near Brooksville, hill-and-pasture country north of Tampa where small blueberry operations have spread alongside the area's older cattle ranches.

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.

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.

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.

Tampa

HorsePower for Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal sanctuary and petting farm in northwest Tampa near Oldsmar, with goats, guinea pigs, and pony rides alongside a Western-town play area, tree house, and corn pit. The farm runs horse camp, ranch parties, and school field trips, and its Barn at the Farm venue books private events.

Brooksville

Beasley Farm sits outside Brooksville, in Hernando County's hill country — pasture and oak hammocks rather than the flat farmland typical of most of the state.

Clearwater

Heritage United Methodist Church turns its Clearwater lawn into a pumpkin patch each October, with pumpkins of every size alongside bounce houses, games, and face painting during the church's Pumpkin Palooza event. It's a congregation fundraiser first — call ahead for this year's exact dates and hours.

Brooksville

Three acres of all-natural blueberry bushes near I-75 outside Brooksville, family owned and operated. Picking season usually runs April through May.

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

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.

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.

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.

Moran Blueberry Farm and Nursery, on Rooks Road in Citrus County, pairs a blueberry patch with a plant nursery, per its name. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current stock and u-pick pricing are unconfirmed.

Dade City

Ergle Farm sits in Dade City, Pasco County's kumquat and strawberry country and home of the annual Kumquat Festival. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so hours and what's in season are best confirmed by phone before visiting.

Ridge Manor

Patriot Acres opens its blueberry rows in Ridge Manor from mid-April into early May, depending on how fast the berries ripen that year, with picking hours limited to Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, 9 AM to 1 PM. The farm supplies buckets and bags, or bring your own. Call 813-843-4030 before heading out — the season is short and the schedule doesn't run every day of the week.

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

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.