Farms Near Saint Cloud, FL

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Amazing Animals Inc is listed as an agritourism stop in St. Cloud, in Osceola County's cattle-ranching country on the edge of the Kissimmee prairie. No live website or public listing spells out which animals it keeps or what a visit involves.

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Premium Peach has grown u-pick peaches on Packard Avenue in St. Cloud since 2014, about 30 to 45 minutes from the Orlando theme parks. Florida peach varieties are bred for the state's mild winters, so the fruit runs smaller than what you'd find up north, with a sweetness locals say makes up for the size. Picking season runs April through early June — call (407) 448-9958 or email [email protected] to check availability.

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

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.

Saint Cloud

At 4261 Canoe Creek Road in Saint Cloud, this family farm runs a market and u-pick operation open daily, 10 to 6 on weekdays and Saturday, noon to 4 on Sunday. Strawberry picking runs December through May, and the farm also sells beef, pork, honey, and pickles, with a pumpkin patch and sunflowers each fall.

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St Cloud

Airboat tours run through the Everglades headwaters near Kissimmee, with 60-minute, 90-minute, 2-hour, and 4-hour trips plus private charters. Guides point out alligators and wading birds, and the outfit has been rated Orlando's top 90-minute and 2-hour tour for five years running.

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Rawhide Roundup is a three-hour cattle-handling experience at Forever Florida, a conservancy spanning nine Florida ecosystems on a working cattle ranch. Riders get horseback training before working stock alongside wranglers, with alligators, black bears, and Florida panthers on the surrounding land.

Orlando

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.

Darlington Avenue and Pleasant Street Kissimmee

Downtown Kissimmee Farmers' Market sets up at Darlington Avenue and Pleasant Street in Kissimmee's historic downtown, blocks from Lakefront Park on Lake Tohopekaliga.

Saint Cloud

Six acres of peach trees near Saint Cloud that bloom in January and typically fruit in April and May, plus u-pick oranges. A family-owned operation that's honest about the risk: a late freeze in February or March can wipe out the whole crop, so they post picking days on Facebook rather than promising a fixed season.

Orlando

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.

Hunter's Creek Farmers Market gathers monthly at Town Loop Boulevard in Orlando, organized by Charities of Hunter's Creek to fund the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. Vendors sell plants, specialty foods, and handcrafted and artisan goods alongside live music. It draws a strong local following: the market's Facebook page has grown past 4,000 followers.

Kissimmee

The Osceola County Historical Society's Pioneer Day is an annual living-history event near Kissimmee, where the society maintains Pioneer Village at Shingle Creek with restored 19th-century buildings. Current event dates and admission details weren't confirmed online — check with the historical society directly.

Set at The Village at Hunter's Creek shopping center on John Young Parkway, this south Orlando market runs Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with farm-fresh, organic produce and local food vendors. Admission is free.

Kenansville

Also known as Chapman's Double C Bar Ranch, a third-generation family cattle operation south of St. Cloud in Kenansville now run day to day by the Chapmans' three sons. Twenty acres of u-pick blueberries sit alongside a grass-fed, Pasture+ beef program and purebred Brahman cattle, and they run trolley tours of the ranch that seat 32 people.

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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.

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.

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.

Orlando

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.

Old-Town Farmers' Market sets up along Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway inside Kissimmee's Old Town entertainment district, known for its classic cars, shops, and rides. The market adds a produce-and-crafts stop to an area otherwise built around tourism rather than groceries. Specific vendor and schedule details weren't confirmable online.

Orlando

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.

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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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.

Celebration Sunday Farmers' Market sets up on Celebration Avenue in Celebration, the master-planned town built by the Walt Disney Company southwest of Orlando. As the name states, it runs on Sundays in the town's walkable downtown district.

Christmas

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.

Festival Bay Farmers' Market sets up at Festival Bay Mall on International Drive, in the middle of Orlando's tourist and outlet-shopping corridor near Universal Orlando.

Orlando

Orlando

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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River Ranch

Westgate River Ranch is a dude-ranch resort on the Kissimmee River in central Florida, built around horseback trail rides, airboat swamp tours, and a weekly rodeo. Guests stay in teepees, glamping tents, or standard rooms rather than camp on raw land. It leans toward organized Western entertainment more than hands-on farm work — pair it with a real u-pick stop if fresh produce is the goal.

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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.

Cocoa

12 Palms Farm is listed in Cocoa, on Florida's Space Coast in Brevard County. The name suggests a palm-growing or landscape-nursery operation, though current stock, hours, and sales details weren't confirmed online.

Orlando

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.

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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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.

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.

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Lake Wales

Black's Berry Farm is a small u-pick berry operation in Lake Wales, listed in regional pick-your-own farm directories. Beyond its location and general listing, little public information is available online, so call before visiting to confirm what's currently in season and open picking hours.

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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.

Lake Wales

Le Farm is on Huggins Road outside Lake Wales, in Central Florida ridge country where citrus groves have given way to blueberries and cattle pasture on much of the higher ground. No live website confirms what Le Farm grows, sells, or offers visitors.

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.

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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.

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.

Rockledge

Happy Hooves Petting Farm and Equestrian Facility on Martin Road in Rockledge combines a petting zoo of gentle ponies and barnyard animals with a professional horse-training operation, offering pony parties, riding lessons, trail rides, and boarding.

Viera

Brevard County's largest annual event, spread across 40 acres at Space Coast Daily Park with roughly 100 rides, games, food stands, and free shows. The 2025 run marked the fair's 40th year, held October 30 through November 16 with unlimited-ride armbands priced $25 on weekdays and $30 on weekends.

Palm Bay

Harris Establishment Farms operates in Palm Bay, on Brevard County's inland side away from the coast's tourist strip. Small farm operations in this part of the county typically run on former citrus and cattle land now surrounded by suburban growth.

Rockledge

Rockledge Gardens has operated as Brevard County's largest garden center since 1962, and its on-site market runs daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. across four acres of flowers, herbs, vegetables, and houseplants. The market adds local produce, an organic wine selection, and vendor stalls for handmade goods, plus a plant-based kitchen (Garden Party) and an ice cream counter (Mad Utter Wonderland). Weekend workshops and festivals run through the growing season.

Lake Wales

Dill's Blueberry Farm grows u-pick blueberries on Masterpiece Road in Lake Wales, in Polk County's ridge country between Tampa and Orlando. Florida blueberries generally run late March through May. We couldn't verify current hours, pricing, or whether picking is open this season — call ahead before driving out.

Cocoa

Cocoa Farmers' Market sets up on Florida Avenue in Cocoa Village, the historic riverside shopping district on the Indian River in Brevard County's Space Coast region.

Rockledge

The Market at Rockledge Gardens runs daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., inside a four-acre garden center on US Highway 1 in Rockledge, with the fullest produce selection Wednesday through Sunday. Beyond seasonal produce, North Carolina apples show up every fall, vendors sell eggs, meat, cheese, bread, jam, and kombucha. The on-site Kitchen Garden Party restaurant and Mad Utter ice cream shop turn a produce run into a longer visit.

Haines City

Late Bloom Blueberry Farm is in Haines City, in Polk County's citrus-turned-blueberry belt along Scenic Highway 544. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so current season dates and u-pick pricing are unconfirmed.