Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Jupiter, FL

Jupiter

Fifty-acre event venue in Palm Beach County built for weddings, fundraisers, and corporate gatherings, with both a main barn and tented outdoor space. It sits about 30 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport, off I-95 and the Florida Turnpike.

Jupiter

Petting Zoos, Pony Rides & Hayrides is a mobile event business based on 133rd Terrace North in Jupiter, bringing animals and hay wagons to parties and gatherings rather than running a fixed site visitors can drop into. No website or listing turned up in research beyond the name and address.

Jupiter

O'Berry Nursery in Jupiter grows lychees and longans for pick-your-own harvest, with lychees ripening first in late May and the season running until the trees are picked clean, usually by July. It's appointment-only — call 561-746-8935 or email [email protected] ahead of a visit, since fruit windows are short and spots fill fast once the season opens. Longans typically follow the lychees later in summer.

Jupiter

Pumpkin Towne Jupiter is the Palm Beach County stop of a South Florida seasonal pumpkin-patch operator, set up each fall along US 1 in Jupiter. No working website or contact page turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address — like its Stuart and Wellington locations, it likely runs October through Halloween only.

Loxahatchee

Hart-Woods Acres operates as an equestrian boarding and training facility on roughly 12 acres in Loxahatchee Groves, not a produce farm. It offers horse boarding, riding instruction, and training rather than crops to pick or buy. Its "agritourism" listing reflects the horse operation rather than any produce for sale.

West Palm Beach

Mission Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal, u-pick-style pumpkin stand on Brandywine Road in West Palm Beach, listed on regional agritourism directories like Grown Local and Find U Pick Farms. Beyond the fall pumpkin season, specific hours and contact details aren't published online — worth a call to the property or a check of those directory listings before planning a visit.

West Palm Beach

Clematis by Fright is the City of West Palm Beach's free, family-friendly Halloween street event on Clematis Street, not a farm or agricultural attraction. It runs one evening in late October with trick-or-treating, hayrides, live music, and games along the downtown waterfront. This listing appears to be a mistagged city event rather than an agritourism business.

Royal Palm Beach

Our Lady Queen of Apostles runs its pumpkin patch on the church grounds in Royal Palm Beach each fall, selling pumpkins in every size along with gourds and fresh-baked pumpkin bread. Parish volunteers staff the patch, and the season doubles as a photo backdrop and a fundraiser for the church's other community programs. Call (561) 798-5661 or check olqa.cc for the current season's opening dates.

West Palm Beach

Z Natural Foods is a West Palm Beach company that sells raw, organic, and non-GMO whole-food ingredients in bulk — superfood powders, dried herbs, and botanicals like maca, turmeric, and spirulina — shipped nationwide rather than sold from a farm stand. It's an online retailer, not a pick-your-own operation, so the appeal is buying core pantry ingredients by the pound instead of the ounce.

Mounts Botanical Garden is Palm Beach County's public botanical garden, spread across 25 tropical garden areas near West Palm Beach. Visitors walk through themed plant collections, browse a nursery and gift shop, and join guided tours or monthly dog-friendly evenings. It's a horticultural and education site rather than a working farm, with summer hours extended until 8pm Thursday through Saturday.

Palm city

D and D Family Farms is a family-run farm in Palm City selling fruit, vegetables, and meat direct to the Martin City area.

The South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach runs the annual South Florida Fair alongside year-round programming, including Yesteryear Village's historic buildings, the Kubota AGZone's livestock and agricultural education exhibits, the Shiner Law Group Expo Center, and the seasonal Fright Nights haunted attraction.

Wellington

Pumpkin Towne Wellington is the Palm Beach County stop of a South Florida seasonal pumpkin-patch operator, set up each fall on State Road 7 in Wellington. No working website or contact page turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address — it runs on the same seasonal model as its Stuart and Jupiter locations.

Stuart

Hani Honey Company keeps bees in Stuart, on Florida's Treasure Coast, where saw palmetto and citrus bloom shape a honey flavor distinct from the clover honey most Americans grow up on. Small Florida apiaries like this typically sell jars direct from the farm and at local markets.

Grace Fellowship Acreage Pumpkin Patch runs on Seminole Pratt Whitney Road in The Acreage, the sprawling rural community west of Royal Palm Beach known for horse properties and large residential lots. No website or listing turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address.

West Palm Beach

Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society is an AZA-accredited nonprofit zoo in Dreher Park, West Palm Beach, with koalas, tigers, otters, and Florida panthers among its animal collection. It's open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Thanksgiving and Christmas, and runs a nighttime Zoo Lights event each winter, plus annual membership plans for repeat visitors.

Stuart

Pumpkin Towne Stuart is the Martin County stop of a South Florida seasonal pumpkin-patch operator that sets up temporary lots each fall, on Northwest Federal Highway in Stuart. No working website or contact page turned up in research beyond the name, type, and address.

Boynton Beach

This address on North Seacrest Boulevard in Boynton Beach is the Ezell Hester Jr. Community Center, a city recreation facility with a gymnasium and park grounds — not a farm or grower. Its inclusion on an agritourism list appears to be a mismatch; there's no produce, u-pick, or farm stand at this location.