The heart of local food in Tallahassee. 40+ vendors every Saturday: local meat and eggs, raw honey, produce, fermented foods, and artisan baked goods from farms across the Big Bend region.

Vibrant downtown market featuring seasonal produce, artisan vendors, and local community makers.

Scenic lakeside farmers market with seasonal local produce, fresh flowers, and artisan food vendors.

Local family farm growing seasonal fruits, vegetables, and produce.

Family farm in Tallahassee growing satsumas, ginger, turmeric, vegetables, and fruit — and pressing sugar cane into syrup every fall. Direct from farm — call ahead or check their site for current availability.

12-acre family farm with over 100 animals across 20 species — camels, llamas, alpacas, Highland cows, peacocks, emus, and more. Guided farm tours with hands-on animal feeding make this the most unique agritourism stop in the Tallahassee area. Book by appointment.

Family-owned blueberry farm offering u-pick and pre-picked options on scenic Miccosukee Road east of Tallahassee. Historic on-property cottages available for rent. Peak season runs spring through early summer.

Family-run produce stand south of Tallahassee selling seasonal, locally grown vegetables and fruits.

20-acre blueberry u-pick farm nestled among live oaks in northeast Tallahassee. Pick-your-own by the pound in a peaceful natural setting; season runs into mid-to-late July.

Family-run vineyard east of Tallahassee, selling grapes to the public for over fifty years — u-pick at the vines, or pre-picked from the selling barn.

Blueberry u-pick farm south of Tallahassee in Crawfordville. Relaxed pick-at-your-own-pace environment, open daily through mid-July. Cash or check.

Pick-your-own blueberries and blackberries near Wacissa in Jefferson County. Open May–July at $8/lb.

Blueberry u-pick farm in Monticello with a picnic area and a snack stand selling blueberry ice cream, lemonade, and fritters. Season typically runs late May through June — call ahead for current pricing.

U-pick blueberries and cut flowers near Monticello. Open Saturday mornings May through July.

Veteran-owned u-pick blueberry and blackberry farm near Monticello. Season runs May–July — call ahead for availability.

Blueberry farm in Quincy — one of the closest u-pick sources for Tallahassee. U-pick and pre-picked options open daily June through July.

Weekend u-pick blueberry farm in Quincy, open Saturdays and Sundays mid-June through July. Family-friendly.

U-pick blueberry farm in Bristol (~50 miles west of Tallahassee). Open Thursday–Saturday late May through July.

The most diverse u-pick experience in the Tallahassee area: 40,000 strawberry plants, 600 peach trees across three varieties, u-pick flowers, and a fall pumpkin patch with corn maze — all grown locally on Herold Hill Road.

Beloved fall agritourism destination 30 minutes east of Tallahassee in Jefferson County. U-pick pumpkin patch, corn maze, barrel train rides, wagon hayrides, corn pit, and a duck race — one of North Florida's most popular family farm experiences. $15 admission.