Produce Farms near Tampa, FL

Tampa

Meacham Urban Farm is a bio-intensive farm at 1108 E. Scott Street in downtown Tampa, providing the bay area with local, organic, affordable produce, pasture-raised meats, raw dairy, bread, and eggs. The farm store is open five days a week year-round, and visitors can stroll the farm, meet the chickens, and join educational workshops and school field trips in peak season.

Tampa

Sitting at 1108 E. Scott Street in the heart of Tampa, Meacham Urban Farm grows bio-intensively on-site and partners with other local organic farms to stock its farm store with vegetables, pasture-raised meats, raw dairy, eggs, bread, and honey. Think of it as a weekly farmers market open five days a week, all year — with chickens to visit, workshops to join, and school field trips in peak season.

Tampa

Sweetwater Organic Community Farm is Florida's oldest organic community farm, growing in Tampa since 1995 with a mission of building community from the ground up. The farm runs a CSA with weekly harvest shares, a Sunday farmers market and café open 10 a.m.–4 p.m. (SNAP/EBT welcome), school field trips, volunteer days, and a farmer apprenticeship program.

Tampa

Sweetwater Farm in Tampa is a community-powered organic farm — Florida's oldest — offering CSA harvest shares, educational field trips, and volunteer opportunities. Its Sunday market and café run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., where shoppers pick up weekly veggie shares, browse local organic goods, and can join morning yoga on the farmhouse porch.

Tampa

Billed as Florida's oldest organic community farm, Sweetwater has been growing in Tampa since the 1990s with CSA harvest shares, farmer training, and a busy calendar of school field trips and volunteer days. Every Sunday the farm opens its market and café from 10 to 4 — SNAP and EBT accepted — where members collect weekly veggie shares straight from the fields.

Odessa

Blueyouth Berries grows berries in Odessa, a Pasco County community northwest of Tampa where several small blueberry farms open for u-pick each spring. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online — call ahead before visiting.

Thonotosassa

Strawberry Passion Organic Farms is on Tom Folsom Road in Thonotosassa, part of Hillsborough County's strawberry belt just outside Plant City. Florida's organic strawberry season typically runs winter into early spring. No hours or contact details specific to this farm are published online.

Seffner

Thonotosassa

Thonotosassa

Thonotosassa

A family owned and operated produce market with a variety of fresh fruits, farm fresh eggs, honeys, jams, veggies, and more. Here at Branchton Farms Produce we provide healthy options at a great price. Our products are locally sourced.

Thonotosassa

Seffner

Laila's Blueberries is a small u-pick blueberry operation on E. Sligh Avenue in Seffner, part of Hillsborough County's blueberry belt east of Tampa. Florida's blueberry season typically runs late March into May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead before you go.

Seffner

D&K U-Pick grows eleven blueberry varieties on US-92 outside Seffner without pesticides, herbicides, or ripening agents, and sells honey — blueberry, wildflower, Brazilian pepper, and swamp — alongside the fruit. U-pick runs $6 a pound, staff-picked $8, cash only. Reach the farm at (813) 802-0406 to check the season's status before visiting.

Seffner

Starkey Ranch

Starkey Blueberry Farms offers branch-to-bucket U-pick blueberries in the Starkey Ranch community near Odessa, running roughly March through May at $5 a pound. It's a family-owned operation, small enough that the picking season can close early in a good year.

FL

Aunt Mattie's Berry Patch grows berries in Holiday, a Gulf Coast community in Pasco County where sandy soil and mild winters let growers pick weeks before farms farther north in the state.

Plant City

Blue Gold Blueberries grows on Sydney Road in Plant City, Hillsborough County soil that ripens berries earlier than almost anywhere else in the country. Florida's blueberry season runs roughly February through April, ahead of Georgia and the Carolinas, which is why small u-pick operations cluster in this stretch of strawberry country. No hours or pricing were verified.

Plant City

Plant City

Glover's Blueberries grows in Plant City, in Hillsborough County's berry belt where mild winters let growers pick weeks ahead of Georgia's crop. Strawberries built the region's reputation, but blueberry acreage across Central Florida has grown fast since southern highbush varieties suited to warm winters became available.

Williams Blueberry Farm grows on Deshong Drive in Plant City, in Hillsborough County's blueberry and strawberry belt. No independent website confirming this Plant City location was found online; call ahead to confirm picking season and hours.

Plant City

All About The Blueberry Farm is a produce operation on Heathcoe Road in Plant City, within the heart of Florida's blueberry country. It's registered as a verified trade business with Blue Book Services, though public details on hours or u-pick access aren't listed online. Plant City's blueberry season generally runs late winter into spring.

Plant City

A working nursery and u-pick blueberry farm on Highway 60 west of Plant City. Visitors pick blueberries in season, and the nursery side sells potted plants year-round.

Hudson

Blueberry Blessings grows blueberries in Hudson, a Gulf Coast Pasco County community where small u-pick patches have gone in on former citrus and cattle land close to US 19.

Wimauma

Berry Bay Farms is in Wimauma, part of South Hillsborough County's produce corridor known for strawberries, tomatoes, and blueberries. No hours, crop list, or contact details specific to this operation are published online.

Hudson

Brenda's Berry Barn grows berries in Hudson, a Pasco County community on Florida's Gulf coast where small farms open for u-pick blueberry season each spring. Pick dates, hours, and pricing weren't confirmed online.

Plant City

A family-run u-pick blueberry farm off Holloway Road in Plant City. The owners post picking updates and hours on Facebook each season rather than keeping a formal website, so that's the best way to check before visiting.

Hudson

Cheri's Berries grows on Pigeon Road in Hudson, on Pasco County's gulf coast, inland from the fishing village's waterfront and closer in soil type to the produce country stretching east toward Dade City. No berry variety, season, or hours were verified.

Hudson

A Hudson blueberry farm and nursery that also sells aged wood chips for gardens and lawns, a side line you don't usually see paired with u-pick berries. Check their Facebook page for which of their two nearby locations is open for picking that week.

Hudson

Owens Blueberry Farm opens its rows Wednesday through Sunday, 8 AM to 3 PM, charging $5 a pound to pick your own or $7 a pound for berries already picked and bagged. It's a family-run operation on Kitten Trail in Hudson, and the bushes grow close together in spots, so bring a bucket you can maneuver in tight rows. Call (727) 868-7249 before visiting — hours shift with the crop.

Hudson

McCool's Blueberry Farm sits in Hudson, in Pasco County's stretch of small blueberry operations near the Gulf coast side of the county. No working website, phone, or social page turned up in a search, so season dates and pricing are unconfirmed.

Spring Hill

Blue Jewel Blueberry Farm grows u-pick blueberries on Peace Boulevard in Spring Hill, in Hernando County north of Tampa. Like most Florida blueberry operations, picking season runs roughly late March into May. We couldn't verify current hours or pricing, so call ahead before visiting.

Shady Hills

Bubba's Blueberry Farm sits on Jayare Road on Florida's Pasco County gulf coast, an area with less blueberry acreage than the Plant City belt to the east but similar sandy soil and a similar late-winter harvest window. No season dates or hours were verified.

Hudson

Blueberry Bliss Farm, operating as DDDO LLC, is also based in Hudson — the same stretch of Pasco County farmland where several small blueberry growers now sit within a few miles of each other.

Spring Hill

Green Acres You Pick Blueberries grows on Eldridge Avenue in Spring Hill, part of Hernando County's blueberry cluster on Florida's Gulf Coast. No independent website was found online; call ahead to confirm the picking window, typically March into April along the Gulf Coast.

Hudson

Whispering Oak Blueberry Farm grows on Denton Avenue in Hudson, on Florida's Gulf Coast in Pasco County. No independent website was found online; call ahead to confirm the picking window, since Gulf Coast blueberries typically run from March into April.

Lithia

Bonnie Blueberries is a small, family-run u-pick blueberry patch in Lithia, closer to a backyard planting than a commercial farm. Call ahead before driving out — visitors report the bushes can be picked clean fast during peak season, and availability changes day to day. Bring your own containers. It's the kind of informal, small-scale u-pick that dots the Hillsborough County blueberry belt each spring.

Lithia

Strawberries, You Pick sits on South County Road 39 in Lithia, inside Hillsborough County's strawberry belt that runs toward Plant City. Florida's u-pick strawberry season typically falls between December and March, though this farm has no published hours or contact information.

Masaryktown

D&S Blueberries Upicktopia grows on Phillips Road in Masaryktown, a small Hernando County community in Florida's central blueberry belt. No independent website or listing was found online; call ahead to confirm picking season and hours before visiting.

Lithia

Yancey's Blueberry is a family-run u-pick operation near Lithia, charging $5/lb to pick your own berries or $6/lb for pre-picked. The farm markets itself as a family-friendly outing during Florida's spring blueberry season, which typically wraps by early May. Call ahead before driving out, since picking windows are short and weather-dependent.

Lyna Berry Farms runs u-pick berry fields on Neal Road in Lithia, southeast of Tampa, and also sells pre-picked orders for anyone who'd rather skip the fields. The farm sends out email alerts when the rows are ripe for picking, and posts updates on Instagram and Facebook.