Farms Near Miami, FL

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.

Bee My Honey LLC is registered as a Florida honey producer. Its former web domain is no longer active, and hive location, honey varieties, and contact details weren't verified for this listing.

Farmers Market Square is a named market venue in Florida; the specific address, vendor roster, and operating days weren't independently confirmed for this listing.

Miami

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

CHC Farmer's Market sets up on SW 117th Avenue in the Kendall area of Miami-Dade County, a residential corridor in the county's western suburbs.

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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.

St. Simon's Farm works 300 acres of certified organic ground in Indiantown, growing the vegetables that hold up to South Florida heat: collards, okra, kohlrabi, peppers, sweet potatoes, plus bananas and papaya. Produce moves through a CSA program direct to South Florida households rather than big retail. Season updates and pickup details post to Facebook and Instagram.

Iroko Commercial Farms is registered as a Florida growing operation. Crop types, acreage, and a way to reach the farm directly aren't verified yet for this listing.

Pinecrest Farmers' Market operates in the Village of Pinecrest in Miami-Dade County. Current vendor lineup, market day, and hours weren't independently confirmed for this listing.

Siggi's Organic Farm & Apiary keeps bees and grows organically somewhere in Florida, based on its name and category — hive count, honey varieties, and visiting hours aren't verified yet for this listing.

Palmetto Bay

Cozy Farm operates as an online organic retailer out of Palmetto Bay rather than a working CSA plot — it ships organic groceries, personal care items, vitamins, pet supplies, and household goods direct to South Florida doorsteps. The company has run since 2020 and carries BBB accreditation, filling the subscription-box niche with sourced organic products instead of its own harvest.

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

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.

Coral Gables Farmers Market sets up on Biltmore Way outside Coral Gables City Hall, the Mediterranean Revival building dating to 1928 that anchors the city's historic downtown.

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.

Coconut Grove Organic Market runs Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., rain or shine, at 3300 Grand Avenue — the outdoor market long associated with Glaser Organic Farms' raw and organic vendors. Shoppers find organic produce, prepared raw-vegan foods, and specialty goods from South Florida growers each week.

Mayfair Green Market operates inside the Mayfair shopping and dining complex on Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove, also promoted locally as the Grove Bazaar at Mayfair. Vendors sell local produce alongside handmade goods, vintage finds, jewelry, and home decor, with live music adding to the weekly draw. It's a mixed artisan-and-food market rather than a straight produce stand.

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.

Kendall

Miami

This market's listed Miami address is misleading: NW 41st Street and zip 33178 put it in Doral, not Miami proper. It's a stop for shoppers in the Miami-Dade suburb built up around golf courses and corporate offices.

Glaser Organic Farms has handcrafted raw, organic vegan foods for more than 40 years — nut butters, sprouted breads and crackers, dressings, nut milks, pestos, and frozen raw desserts. The farm store at 13751 SW 192nd Street in Miami is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; the crew also runs the Saturday market at 3300 Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove.

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.

Vizcaya Village Farmers Market carries a name tied to South Florida's Vizcaya-area developments, though the exact city, vendor lineup, and hours weren't independently confirmed for this listing.

Nourished Pastures raises chickens and ducks on regenerative pasture in the Doral area of Miami, selling whole chickens, fresh chicken and duck eggs, and goat products under a limited Florida poultry license. Owner Guillermo feeds his flocks a non-GMO, soy- and corn-free diet, and has the birds processed at a USDA-certified facility before anything reaches a customer's door.

SOL City Farm raises Florida Cracker cattle and pastured chickens on regenerative land in Doral, selling grass-finished beef, chicken, pork, and eggs direct to South Florida customers. The farm partners with other producers to offer raw milk and cheese, and runs educational programs on organic and regenerative growing methods for the surrounding community.

Teena's Pride is a third-generation family farm in Miami's Redland district growing heirloom tomatoes, heritage eggplant, sweet corn, and rotating salad greens and herbs. Its CSA program delivers to more than 15 pickup locations around Miami, and the farm also supplies microgreens, edible flowers, and produce directly to area chefs and restaurants.

Miami

Felicia's Farms sits on SW 140th Avenue in Miami's Redland growing region, where the property operates as a hacienda-style venue with event space and guest suites set among open grounds south of Homestead. Zoned agricultural, it functions today primarily as an event and hospitality property rather than a working produce farm.

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.

A Florida farm operation. No further verified details on crops or livestock were available at time of listing.

Jackson Memorial Foundation Green Market operates on the Jackson Memorial Hospital campus at 1611 NW 12th Avenue in Miami, near Alamo Park. It's been running since 1997, selling fresh produce and artisanal goods to hospital staff, patients' families, and the surrounding Health District rather than a typical residential neighborhood. Listings note weekday, spring-through-fall hours, so call ahead since hospital-campus markets shift schedules more than most.

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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.

Mavy Produce sells Florida-grown produce under its own name; specific crops, market days, and contact details aren't verified yet for this listing.

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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.

Lily's Farm Animals and Lily's Farmers Market operates as one combined business in Miami's Redlands farming district — part produce market, part aquaculture farm, part animal feed store, and part livestock dealer. It's open all seven days of the week, a rarity among the area's smaller farm stands, and stocks everything from fresh produce to live animals for backyard keepers.

A Florida grower specializing in miracle fruit (Synsepalum dulcificum), the small red berry known for temporarily making sour foods taste sweet. Growers of this crop in Florida typically also raise a broader mix of tropical and exotic fruit trees suited to the state's subtropical climate.

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Florida Grassfed Group raises 100% grass-fed, grass-finished, free-range cattle that are born, raised, and harvested entirely in Florida — never fed corn, grains, or silage, never given antibiotics or added hormones, and never confined to feedlots. Managed by cowboys on horseback across hundreds of thousands of acres of ranch grasslands, the group integrates the supply chain from producer to consumer while stewarding watersheds, native plants, and wildlife.

Tinez Farms grows organic, pesticide-free produce in Miami's Redlands farming district, with mangoes as the seasonal draw alongside fresh eggs and small-batch organic beverages. Jessica and Ruben Martinez started the family farm in 2021 and built it into an agritourism stop — farm tours, a petting zoo, pony rides, and event rentals for parties and seasonal celebrations like Easter egg hunts.

Miami

At Redland Fresh Farm, we are proud to offer organic, regenerative, and conventional products from our farms, greenhouses, and Redland Ahead managed properties. We are dedicated to growing fresh local healthy produce. Our farms are located in the heart of the Redland area near Homestead, Florida, where the warm climate and rich soil create the perfect growing conditions for our crops. We believe in sustainable agriculture and work hard to minimize our impact on the environment. Our team of passionate farmers is committed to growing high-quality organic and conventional fruits and vegetables using sustainable methods. We invite you to visit our farm, greenhouse and roadside market, where the local fresh flavors will tantalize your taste buds and transport you to a truly unique farm experience.

Miami

Little River Cooperative runs a small nursery in the Redland growing starter plants for organic kitchen and pollinator gardens — heirloom vegetables, fruit trees, native plants, edible flowers, and herbs suited to South Florida's climate. The farm began as an urban CSA in North Miami before relocating. Open Saturdays and Sundays, 10am–5pm, with garden design and installation services available by consultation.

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.

A family-named Florida farm. No further verified details on crops or livestock were available at time of listing.

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.

A Florida market carrying fresh produce and groceries, consistent with the small independent produce markets found throughout the state's growing regions.

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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.

Homestead

Miami

Serving Miami and greater South Florida, Farm to Fork Meals delivers fresh, locally sourced meals with new menus each week. Plans include Paleo, Vegetarian, and Fit options — each Fit meal pairs a lean protein with healthy carbohydrates and fresh vegetables — with flexible weekly ordering.

Miami

Farm to Fork Meals is a nationwide meal delivery service with a health-conscious approach, guaranteeing nourishing dishes crafted from the finest ingredients to prioritize your well-being.

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.

Aloha Redland grows in Miami-Dade's Redland district and takes visitors by appointment only, per its listing name. Specific crops and a direct contact weren't verified for this profile.

Redland Community Farm and Market sits in Miami-Dade's Redland growing district, the unincorporated stretch of farmland south of Miami long known for tropical fruit and vegetable production. Specific crops, hours, and vendor details weren't independently confirmed for this listing.

Homestead Harvest Market & Cafe runs as a year-round indoor market on SW 280th Street in Homestead, pairing local and sustainably grown produce with a juice bar serving fresh guarapo, or sugarcane juice. Vendors also carry beans, cheese, eggs, flowers, honey, and jams alongside handcrafted goods. The indoor format means it stays open regardless of South Florida's summer storms.

The Market Company, Miami's green-market producer since 1997, runs this Legion Park market at NE 66th Street and Biscayne Boulevard every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Locally grown produce, baked goods, and honey anchor a lineup built around Miami's Upper East Side neighborhood.

Organic Aqua Fresh runs a one-acre aquaponic facility in Miami's Redland district, growing more than 39 varieties of lettuce, herbs, and leafy greens without pesticides while fish waste feeds the plants and the plants filter the water for the fish. The system produces roughly 18 million servings of lettuce a year and ships same-day across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.