Farms Near Oviedo, FL

Pappy's Patch sits on Florida Avenue in Oviedo, a Seminole County suburb of Orlando. The name suggests a seasonal u-pick operation — patches like this typically open for pumpkins each October — though current details aren't independently confirmed.

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Oviedo Carnival of Screams is listed under Seminole County agritourism, its name pointing to a seasonal Halloween-style event rather than year-round farm sales. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current operating dates are unconfirmed.

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Pappys Patch is a u-pick operation off Florida Avenue in Oviedo, Seminole County — an area better known for its winter strawberry patches than blueberries. No published details confirm which crop this particular patch grows, so call ahead for what's in season before driving out.

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Black Hammock Bee Farms takes its name from the rural Black Hammock area of Oviedo, a cypress-and-oak wetland pocket on Lake Jesup known locally for airboat tours and a slower pace than the rest of fast-growing Seminole County.

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Black Hammock Adventures runs airboat rides across Lake Jesup out of Oviedo, paired with a restaurant known for fried gator tail and catfish and a waterfront bar called the Lazy Gator. Airboat tours run Tuesday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm; the restaurant is closed Mondays. The property also hosts events, lodging, and photo ops with live animals.

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Fish camp on Lake Jesup combining airboat tours led by licensed captains with a full restaurant known for fried gator tail, hand-breaded catfish, and homemade desserts. The 700-acre property also has hiking trails, vacation rentals, and live music on the Lakeview Bar patio most weekends.

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Good Neighbors Farmers' Market runs on Lloyds Lane in Oviedo, drawing a small, loyal following reflected in its steady stream of visitor reviews and photos online. It's a neighborhood-scale market rather than a big production — produce and local vendor goods in a low-key setup.

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Fresh Start Farm operates on Red Ember Road in Oviedo, in Seminole County northeast of Orlando. We couldn't verify what's grown or sold here beyond its agritourism listing — contact them directly before visiting.

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Winter Springs

Soggy Acres Pomelo Grove grows pomelos — the large, mild citrus that gave rise to the grapefruit — in Winter Springs, in Seminole County. Florida pomelos typically ripen in late fall and winter. No hours or contact details are published online.

Geneva

Horsepower Ranch & Events is an equestrian and event property in Geneva, a rural pocket of Seminole County known for ranch land along the Econlockhatchee River.

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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.

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The Haunted Road is a drive-thru Halloween attraction on Lake Pickett Road in Orlando, guiding cars on a route through Florida farmland past staged serial-killer scenes before opening into an Afterlife Party with live music and a market. It's a seasonal haunted-attraction business, not a working farm, and appears here as a regional event rather than agritourism.

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Funny Farm Acres is located on Lake Proctor Road in Geneva, a rural stretch of Seminole County near the Little Big Econ State Forest.

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Olde Hearth Bread Company is Orlando's original artisan bakery, supplying Central Florida's finest hotels, restaurants, and caterers with fresh-baked breads and rustic pastries made without preservatives or artificial flavors — most breads are vegan. Retail shoppers find its loaves at local farmers markets and Central Florida Whole Foods locations, from artisan baguettes to jalapeño cheddar sandwich bread.

Webb's Honey has sold pure, raw, unfiltered honey out of its East Colonial Drive location in Orlando for years, bottling wildflower and other Central Florida varietals along with beeswax candles. The family shop also stocks homemade pickles and fresh cucumbers alongside the honey case — an odd combination regulars have come to expect. Store hours run Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sundays.

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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.

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Painted Oaks Academy runs a 19-acre horse ranch in East Orange County offering boarding, riding lessons, and pony parties alongside a fall pumpkin patch festival and rustic wedding venue. Summer camps here skip screens entirely — kids spend the week outside with the farm's horses and assorted other animals instead. Registration for camps and events runs first-come, first-served; call or text (407) 929-0970 or visit paintedoaksacademy.com for dates.

This u-pick operation grows peas and okra on Celery Avenue in Sanford, the same muck-soil stretch of Seminole County that once anchored Florida's celery industry, back when Sanford was called "Celery City." Peas and okra are both warm-season crops in central Florida, typically ready from May into fall. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead.

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Meriwether Farms sits on Celery Avenue in Sanford, a name that traces back to the muck soil that made this stretch of Seminole County the center of Florida's celery industry in the early 1900s, when Sanford was known as "Celery City." We couldn't verify what Meriwether Farms grows today or whether it's open to visitors, so reach out directly.

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Listed as a u-pick farm in east Orlando off Shepton Street. Specific crops and pick-your-own season aren't published online, so call ahead before visiting.

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Lavoie Farm runs a U-pick strawberry patch on Sunflower Trail in east Orlando, a working farm inside the city limits. Local parent groups treat it as a go-to spot for a spring strawberry outing. The season is short — call ahead before visiting.

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A Patch of Blue picks blueberries and strawberries on a small family farm about ten minutes east of downtown Orlando, close enough for a lunch-break visit. The operation has run as a u-pick since 2014 and also sells at local farmers markets when the fields aren't open for picking. Call (321) 438-0370 for current picking hours, since the season depends entirely on how the berries are ripening that week.

Florida dedicated its first state-owned farmers market in the nation at this South French Avenue site on December 19, 1934, a fact still marked with a historical plaque. The market carries on today, Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., seasonally, with produce, baked goods, and crafts from area growers and makers.

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Romac Orchard is a pick-your-own operation in Sanford run by owner Wil Cote, with limited public hours listed as Wednesday through Friday, 9am to 2pm. It appears in Seminole County agritourism and USDA local food directories as a working orchard rather than a retail storefront. Confirm current picking hours before visiting, since seasonal orchard schedules shift year to year.

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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.

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Sanlando Pumpkin Patch is the fall fundraiser for Sanlando United Methodist Church in Longwood, filling the church lawn with pumpkins each October. Hours typically run early afternoon into the evening for about three weeks, with proceeds supporting the church's programs. The pumpkins are trucked in for the season, not grown on-site.

Osteen

Vegetarian ranch where free-roaming farm animals, horses, goats, pigs, cows, and chickens, share the land with organic gardens. The property runs kayak tours on the St. Johns River, cabin and tent camping, and community classes in yoga, qigong, and painting.

Located on Fort Christmas Road in the small community of Christmas, Florida, east of Orlando, this market serves one of the state's smallest namesake towns — best known for the Fort Christmas Historical Park a short drive away.

Winter Park

The Winter Park Saturday Farmers' Market bills itself as the number-one produce and plant market in central Florida, running every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Central Park West Meadow at New York Avenue and Morse Boulevard. Dozens of vendors sell fine produce, plants, baked goods, honey, and gourmet foods at this popular community gathering spot, which pauses only for the city's spring and autumn art festivals.

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I started with mushrooms the same as 90% of other shroom farmers. One shroom at a time. With growing mushrooms passion flourished and a career growing gourmet and functional mushrooms became the dream. Like all good things, life required a few more years before the dream could even begin to be achieved.

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Lake Mary

The Lake Mary Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Central Park at 100 N. Country Club Road, near Lake Mary Boulevard and 4th Street. Shoppers find fresh produce, plants and orchids, honey, baked goods, assorted nuts, handmade jewelry, wood crafts, and pet treats, and leashed dogs are welcome.

East End Market is a neighborhood market and food hall in Orlando's Audubon Park Garden District, built around Central Florida's independent food makers rather than chain tenants. Vendors inside include the original Gideon's Bakehouse location, along with cheesemongers, a ramen counter, and a produce stand. The building also runs its own incubator program for food entrepreneurs testing concepts before opening standalone shops.

A mushroom grower selling at the Audubon Park Community Market, a Monday-evening market in Orlando's Audubon Park Garden District known for its local produce and prepared-food vendors.

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I started with mushrooms the same as 90% of other shroom farmers. One shroom at a time. With growing mushrooms passion flourished and a career growing gourmet and functional mushrooms became the dream. Like all good things, life required a few more years before the dream could even begin to be achieved.

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Clayton Cattle Company grew from six pet cows into a Central Florida operation founded on faith, family, hard work, and integrity — Brant Clayton's High Oaks Ranch raises Beefmaster, Angus, and Charolais cross stocker steers bred to thrive in the local environment. Cattle are nurtured on pasture for three years, and the Clayton Custom Beef branch sells cut packages in half and full steer quantities with simple ordering and delivery.

E. Central Boulevard and N. Eola Drive Orlando

The Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola has run every Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., since 1987, at the corner of East Central Boulevard and North Eola Drive in downtown Orlando. Vendors accept cash, cards, and SNAP/EBT, and leashed pets are welcome. It's one of the longest-running markets in Central Florida, weather permitting.

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Heart of Christmas Farms sits in the small community of Christmas, east of Orlando in Orange County, an area still marked by cattle ranches and citrus groves along the St. Johns River basin.

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David and Renee Kirwan run this worm-composting operation on Oberly Parkway in east Orlando, turning food scraps into worm castings and compost for home gardeners. Incorporated in 2021, the family business promotes zero-waste growing, though it doesn't grow produce itself.

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Susie's Cool Beans Nursery sells indoor and outdoor plants out of DeBary, open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Text ahead for stock questions — it's a small retail nursery, not a working farm, so inventory turns over fast.

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The Orlando Farmers Market has run every Sunday since 1987 at Lake Eola Park in downtown Orlando, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the corner of E. Central Boulevard and N. Eola Drive. The dog-friendly market supports community and arts programs, most vendors take cards, SNAP/EBT is accepted at most booths, and free on-street parking is available on Sundays.

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Trinity Christian Academy's pumpkin patch fills the lot at South Street Ministry in downtown Orlando each October, with proceeds supporting the nonprofit preschool that runs the academy. Beyond pumpkins, the mid-month run typically includes a Fall Festival with games, food, and photo spots for families.

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An Orlando honey company selling raw, unfiltered honey from its own apiaries, including flavored varieties like cinnamon, hot honey, and chocolate whipped honey. They offer free local delivery and free shipping on orders over $40.

Altamonte Springs

This seasonal vendor market operates on the grounds of Hoover's Market in Altamonte Springs, drawing local sellers of fresh produce, baked goods, and flowers alongside the retail store's regular offerings.

Grass-Fed Florida sells 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef out of its storefront on Waltham Avenue in Orlando, with an online shop for special cuts and custom requests. Orders ship Monday through Wednesday each week. The shop keeps in-person hours Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays, and takes orders by phone call or text message.

Deltona

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Brook Hollow Farm sits on Silver Star Road in west Orlando, listed as an agritourism stop in Orange County's farm belt. Little independent information turned up online, so hours and offerings are best confirmed by phone before visiting.

Orange City

Orange City Farmers' Market sets up at Dickinson Park on East Graves Avenue, in the small Volusia County city best known as a winter gathering spot for manatees on nearby Blue Spring. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online — treat it as a small city-park market.

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The BTN Lake Nona Farmers' Market sets up in the parking area of Valencia College's Lake Nona campus on Narcoossee Road, in Orlando's fast-growing Lake Nona district on the city's southeast side.

Fox Valley Farm and Hopyard grows five varieties of hops on five acres in Apopka, one of only a few commercial hopyards in Florida. The orchard beside it produces muscadine grapes, dragon fruit, honey, and fruit varieties not common to Central Florida groves. The farm doubles as an event venue with an on-site Airbnb, and opens to visitors Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Apopka

Market on 5th is more than a market—it’s a Friday night experience. Stroll through a vibrant street filled with local vendors, fresh produce, handmade goods, and incredible eats, all while enjoying live music and craft drinks. Family- and pet-friendly, it’s a welcoming place to connect, unwind, and celebrate community under the stars.

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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.