Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Palm Bay, FL

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.

Grant

Nordic Acres Farm in Grant grows microgreens and herbs alongside a working horse operation offering riding lessons and boarding. The kitchen side bakes sourdough bread, pizza crust, and cookies from fresh-ground organic flour, sold by appointment at the farm or delivered locally. From June through October the fields open for u-pick squash, tomatoes, peppers, and herbs. Follow their Facebook page for pickup dates — this is a by-appointment farm, not a drop-in stand.

Fellsmere

A small beekeeping family in Fellsmere selling raw local honey in four varieties: wildflower, orange blossom, saw palmetto, and Brazilian pepper, sold direct from their farm stand.

Sebastian

Laporte Farms is listed on 129th Street in Sebastian, in the citrus and cattle belt of Florida's Treasure Coast near the Indian River. No website, social page, or news mention surfaced in research beyond the address — a name-only listing until more details can be confirmed.

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.

Vero Beach

Countryside Family Farms is on 81st Street outside Vero Beach, in Indian River County -- ground famous for Indian River grapefruit and orange groves. No working site confirms what the farm currently grows or sells.

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.

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.

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.

St. Cloud

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.

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.