Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Baker, FL

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Baker Blueberry Hill grows blueberries in Baker, a small Okaloosa County community in the Florida Panhandle — a cooler, later-ripening growing zone than the rest of the state's blueberry farms.

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Baker Corn Maze and Haunted Trail runs a seasonal corn maze and haunted-trail attraction each fall in the Florida Panhandle town of Baker, part of a stretch of rural Okaloosa County that hosts several harvest-season farms and mazes.

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Beaver Creek Maze is a fall corn maze on Dusty Trail in Baker with a child-sized hay-bale maze, pie pumpkins, tractor-pulled hayrides, and a farmstand selling pumpkins from the shop.

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Gerald Brooks Road runs through that same stretch of Baker in Okaloosa County, and the listing under his name points to a family farm rather than a branded operation. No product or hours information is confirmed.

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Raymond Cook's listing comes out of Baker, a small rural community in Okaloosa County's panhandle farm country. It carries an individual's name rather than a business name, and no further crop or product details are confirmed.

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Shockley Springs Farm & Nursery has grown blueberries in Baker since 1979, one of the longer-running U-pick operations in the Panhandle. Beyond the picking rows, the farm sells homemade jams and jellies made from its own fruit. Call ahead for hours — like most seasonal berry farms, they shift with the harvest.