Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Daytona Beach, FL

Ormond Beach

Harvest Fields Corn Maze cuts a new design into its cornfield each fall, with the maze open weekends through October alongside a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and a corn cannon. A separate haunted hayride, Fields of Fright, runs Friday and Saturday nights during the same stretch for an extra fee.

Deland

Orchtoberfest is EFG Orchids' annual October sale at its DeLand greenhouse, with new hybrid releases, raffles, and weekend food vendors. The greenhouse itself is open year-round Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for retail orchid sales.

Deland

EFG Orchids operates out of Deland, in Volusia County. The name points to an orchid-growing or retail operation, though current varieties, greenhouse hours, and sales details weren't confirmed online.

New Smyrna Beach

Keely Farms is a small dairy and animal sanctuary in New Smyrna Beach offering raw milk pickup 365 days a year alongside farm-fresh goods. Beyond dairy, the farm rescues horses headed for slaughter, shelters at-risk cats, and gives retired dairy cows a permanent home, with farm tours and carriage rides planned.

New Smyrna Beach

Sun Splash is a nursery and farm store in New Smyrna Beach selling its own award-winning honey, farm-fresh eggs, and plants, along with residential landscaping services out of Volusia County.

De Leon Springs

Spring Garden Vineyard runs a pesticide-free, u-pick muscadine grape operation in De Leon Springs, open Friday through Sunday, 8am to 5pm, from early August through mid-September. Grapes are sold by the bucket, fresh-picked or pre-picked, alongside homemade muscadine jelly, pepper jelly, grape butter, and grape popsicles. It's a short, tightly-scheduled season, so timing a visit matters.

Flagler Beach

Habitat for Humanity of Flagler County runs this haunted walk each October as a fundraiser for its affordable-housing work, sending visitors down a trail near the bridge in Flagler Beach after dark. Proceeds support home builds across the county, the same mission behind the organization's ReStore locations in Palm Coast and Bunnell.

Bunnell

Third-generation owners Jimmy and Leslie Chapman run this Bunnell cattle ranch, home to u-pick blueberries at what they call The Blueberry Strand plus grass-fed beef and pasture-raised eggs. Every fall they open Maze Dayz, a corn maze and pumpkin festival that also hosts school field trips. The ranch has been in the family since 1986.

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.

Pierson

Pierson

Greenlunds is a u-pick blueberry farm on Harper Road in Pierson, the Volusia County town known as the fern capital of the world and, over recent decades, blueberry country as growers diversified out of ferns. No live website confirms this season's picking dates.

Debary

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.

Sanford

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.

Sanford

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.

Dr Eustis

Artisan Acres sits in Lake County near Eustis, in the rolling citrus-and-lake hill country between Orlando and Ocala that draws Central Florida families out for small farm visits.

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.