Miami-Dade Farmers Month
South Dade Groves, Fruit Stands & Weekend Harvest Markets
Curated by Daedrian McNaughton & Jorn Kaae · Independent Editorial · Covering Miami Since 2009
Season Window
November 1–30
Agricultural Footprint
#1 in Florida · 13,500+ Jobs
Distance from Brickell
35–50 Min South via US-1
Official Portal
MiamiFarmersMonth.com
Interactive Route Plotter
South Dade Agro-Tourism Routes
Three curated day-trips through the Redland corridor and Miami's urban weekend markets. Select a route to see the stops.
The definitive South Dade circuit — legendary fruit shakes, 500+ exotic varieties, famous cinnamon rolls, and tropical wine poured beside coral waterfalls.
Robert Is Here Fruit Stand
Legendary tropical fruit milkshakes & rare exotic fruits since 1959
19200 SW 344th St, Homestead
Fruit & Spice Park
37-acre subtropical botanical sanctuary with 500+ exotic fruit varieties
24801 SW 187th Ave, Homestead
Knaus Berry Farm
Famous cinnamon rolls, strawberry milkshakes & U-Pick berry fields
15980 SW 248th St, Homestead
Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery
Lychee, mango, guava & avocado wines poured beside coral waterfalls
30205 SW 217th Ave, Homestead
Tropical Harvest Matcher
What's in Season Right Now
Tap a crop to see which routes and farms carry it this November.
Tap any crop above to see which routes carry it this November.
Agro-Tourism Playbook
Three Ways to Do Farmers Month
Stocking Your Kitchen & CSA Shares
Residents source weekly local produce through Paradise Farms' organic CSA, Legion Park's Fresh Access Bucks program, and Vizcaya Village's Sunday market under the banyan trees. A Paradise Farms CSA share runs $35–$55/week and includes rare tropical varieties you won't find at any grocery store.
Farm-to-Table & Tropical Wine Tastings
Pair orchard tours with lychee and mango wine flights at Schnebly Redland's Winery, then book a sunset grove dinner at Paradise Farms — they host intimate farm-to-table dinners through November. The combination of a working farm tour and a tropical wine tasting is one of the most underrated date experiences in South Florida.
The Ultimate Redland Sunday Drive
Timing is everything. Arrive at Knaus Berry Farm and Robert Is Here before 10:30 AM on weekends — both sell out of cinnamon rolls and rare fruit shakes by noon. Start at Robert Is Here (opens 8 AM), cross to Fruit & Spice Park, then loop to Knaus, and finish at Schnebly for a wine flight. The full circuit runs about 4 hours.
Plan Your Redland Run
The official Miami-Dade Farmers Month portal has maps, vendor lists, and event schedules updated weekly.
Visit MiamiFarmersMonth.com