Produce Farms near Orlando, FL

Orlando

Everoak Farm is a small, bio-intensive regenerative family farm in Orlando growing Certified Naturally Grown fruits and vegetables alongside bees and forest-raised chickens — pastured in mobile coops under the trees, foraging on grass, bugs, and fallen fruit through the farm's food forest. The veggie CSA runs October through June with weekly boxes of 6–7 freshly harvested items, and the farmstand opens Saturdays 9–1 in season.

Maitland

Orlando

A blueberry u-pick farm on Lake Pickett Road on Orlando's east side near Oviedo. Small operation, best checked by phone or social media for current picking days.

Orlando

Geneva

This u-pick blackberry farm is on Snowhill Road in Geneva, a rural stretch of eastern Seminole County near the St. Johns River. Florida blackberries typically ripen in late spring, though no hours or contact details for this farm are published online.

Ocoee

Ocoee

Tom West Blueberries has grown u-pick blueberries in Ocoee since 1954, one of the older family farms in the Orlando area's blueberry belt. The farm opens seasonally, typically in spring, for weekend picking and hosts school field trips during the season. Contact the farm directly to confirm current-year opening dates before visiting. Find them on Facebook and Instagram for season updates.

Saint Cloud

B&G Rucks Blueberries grows blueberries in Saint Cloud, in Osceola County southeast of Orlando — cattle and citrus country that's added blueberry patches over the past few decades as growers chase a crop that ripens ahead of Georgia's.

Windermere

Beck Brother's Blueberries grows blueberries in Windermere, in a rural stretch of southwest Orange County that still holds working farms alongside the area's better-known lakes and golf communities.

Saint Cloud

A cash-only blueberry u-pick farm in Osceola County charging $4 a pound. Owners post picking updates directly to Facebook as berries ripen.

Eustis

Sand Hill Blueberries runs a U-pick operation in Eustis, open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. during blueberry season. Owner Melanie encourages kids to eat straight off the bush while they pick, and the farm's Facebook following turns into a crowd once the berries ripen each spring.

Mt Dora

A small egg and produce stand in the citrus and lake country around Mount Dora, Lake County. Stands like this one typically sell what's laying and what's picked that week — fresh eggs and seasonal produce — with hours that follow the flock and the field rather than a fixed schedule. Call ahead before making the drive.

Mims

The Mims blueberry farm is one of nine Ever After Farms locations across Florida, pairing u-pick blueberry rows with the on-site Blueberry Barn wedding venue. Visitors can join the U-Pick Club for ripeness alerts, book school field trips, or just walk the rows during season. The company runs a real, seven-day-a-week phone and text line.

Mims

Holland Family Blueberry Farm grows u-pick blueberries on Bouganvilla in Mims, in Brevard County just north of Titusville. Florida blueberries typically ripen from late March into May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead before driving out.

Mims

Clermont