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.

Nonprofit micro-dairy and goat farm running hands-on classes in dairy-goat care and herd management — plus 4-H youth programs, day visits, farmstays, and goat yoga.

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.