An awesome experience upick oranges on acres of beautiful land. Amazing family owned farm with so…read moremuch more in store to come. I love the fill your bag for only $20! This is an amazing price and the oranges can sometimes even smell sweet when you walk by the trees. Very easy to pick and a sample to try. Great outdoor activity for the entire family to make awesome memories. I will be back again!

From the owner: We are family owned and operated farm providing u-pick and we-pick oranges when in season, fresh…read moresqueezed orange juice, honey, moringa products, and microgreens.

Went blueberry picking. Owner was very nice - explained about the different varieties of…read moreblueberries. The farm was beautiful - had a nice covered area to sit. Lots of blueberries to pick. Can't wait for the next season to go again.

Everything the place is well maintained and there were a lot of blueberries reasonably pricedread more

This was the best blueberry farm in the area. They have CLOSED and will not be u-pick anymore.read more

My favorite place to pick fresh blueberries! Wonderful and friendly family run business. Highly…read morerecommended!

An absolute wonderful time I had at Wacahoota Farms U-Pick Blueberries. This place is great. We…read morewent a few weekends ago and it was a rainy day. We hoped they would be open and to our surprise they were open and had tons of Blueberries and not many people. They charge $5 per pound of Blueberries or $25 for the full bucket which holds 5 to 6 pounds. If you decide you do not want to pick the blueberries yourself they charge 1 pound bags for $6. In order to get to this farm you either have to take Wiliston Rd or 441. You make your way down a dirt road and you keep driving. Thankfully they had signs that said U-Pick Blueberries which made it much easier to find. When at the farm they have several acres of Blueberries. We started picking and sampling at the same time. It was great to try the different types of blueberries they had. Every 10 minutes they hard what sounded like a gun shot go off to scare the birds away. They also had a bull horn to scare the birds as well. It was pretty epic. Overall I had a wonderful time picking the blueberries. It was fun and it was a great way to social distance from others. I would for sure recommend this farm.

$5/lb you pick or call ahead and they'll have them ready for you at $6/lb! Big nice juicy…read moreblueberries; top notch place !! We will be back for sure!

Amazing place clean well laid out fun to look around . Great helpful employees and very…read moreknowledgeable Happy to answer any questions Well stocked fruits vegetables jam dressings and lots more. Will be going back k soon.

I like this place…read more The meats in the freezer are ultra expensive. A little outside my budget. The produce is reasonably priced and I love the layout of the place

Not still if they are still open this year. My entire family has enjoyed hand picking and…read moreselecting their own strawberries for 20 years

I truly love Pappy's and i love that it's closer than Southern Hill. But this new season has been…read morerough. We went back for the first time since Ian after seeing they would be open at 10 on a Thursday. When we arrived at 10:02, it was to see that the parking lot was full with people already leaving with berries. There were rows and rows of no berries ready and we left with about 5. I definitely understand that things won't be perfect but the communication is what needs to be better. It's just not the same.

I was able to visit this beautiful farm last night and was just blown away at how awesome it was!…read moreThey provide buckets with bags for you to fill up with however many blueberries you want. The price is $8 per pound. There are several varieties of berries that are grown. It is organic and completely safe to eat right off the bush. My kids had a blast trying to find the biggest berry :-) I highly suggest visiting while it is blueberry season. You won't regret it. Come and bring a snack to relax and enjoy on the picnic tables on site. It really is a very relaxing and unique experience.

This is a beautiful farm! The views are gorgeous, and the sunsets are even better! They have…read morepicnic tables scattered around so you can bring refreshments and light bites to snack on before or after picking. The blueberries here are USDA certified organic and you are able to enjoy the blueberries straight from the bush! It was great to be able to sample the different varieties of blueberries scattered around, as well as taste the different ripeness of them so you pick the ones you like best! When you arrive you are given a bucket that has a bag attached on the inside and you just get straight to picking! A bucket holds about 5-6 pounds of blueberries and are $8.00 per pound. When you are done, you bring the bucket back to the tent where it is weighed. They accept cash and credit cards. Our group was able to learn a little bit about the history of the farm, what makes the blueberries organic, and the different varietals of blueberries they had, which was very interesting. If you're planning on doing a you-pick during blueberry season, I highly recommend King Grove Organic Farm. The blueberries are delicious, they're organic, the farm is beautiful, and the staff is friendly!

Blueberry Hill Farm is a treat. It's deep in the country, technically in Clermont but still a ways…read moreaway. But it's worth the drive. It doesn't have any of the fancy get ups, but for blueberry picking it has everything you need. Organic and conventional blueberries ($7 a lb and $4 a lb, respectively). Buckets, with bags and sanitizing wipes. Lots of blueberries of all kinds of varieties. It also has a few things you don't need but will welcome--like golf carts to take you to the organic blueberries if you don't want to walk, and a little pond that you can bring your fishing rod to to try and catch some fish! It's a beautiful, uncrowded spot and the end of a long dirt road. If you're looking to pick blueberries, it's as good of a spot as any.

For many un-foreseen reason we have not been able to go for two years, but we love this farm. We…read moreare trying this year, hopefully we can. Kids really want to go.

I love that this farm is still thriving amidst all the development going around it…read more There is plenty of parking and lots to do. They offer several types of u-pick fruits, veggies and sunflowers at different times of the year. They have a fun zone area and food trucks. The only thing I don't see on this farm are animals. I love that they allow the 5K races at least once a year. With those races, you usually get blueberry pancakes and a pint container to pick your own blueberries from at least 6 fields. There were 2 available to pick from when we were there. Plump and sweet blueberries are to be had if you know how to pick them. Don't let the bees scare you off. Leave them alone and you will be fine, unless someone in the next aisle pissed them off. They have peaches, sunflowers and strawberries to pick as well. I noticed the map also shows veggies but not sure when or which kind are available but nice to know. I love the observation deck above the gift shop. Amazing views of the farm and surrounding land with plenty of seating to take it all in while you enjoy a cup of coffee from the gift shop. I hope they can hang on to this land once the developments continue closing in on this rare property.

Great day at the Southern Hills Farms picking strawberry's. Free to enter on Upick days. Check…read moretheir website. Plenty of strawberry's to choose from. We picked an entire box which is provided at check in. Live music and great food at the food trucks. I've had both the pizza and tacos/quesadilla/rice bowls. All are great. Kids will love it. Worth the drive. We will return for blueberry season.

We're so lucky that there's so many fruit & vegetable farms in this area. Not all of them are open…read moreto the public though but Blueberry Downs is. They've only been open 2 years and yet they're the talk of the town. You'll find the largest blueberries you've ever seen. Picking is easy with wide clear rows but it's hot out so please be prepared. Prices are reasonable and depending on the growth of the berries they may only be open a few days per week to allow for a plentiful crop. Sometimes you may get lucky and see someone selling local plants there!

This is not here anymore. It is closed and not open to the public. The blue berries bushes are all…read moreover grown and not being used.