Martin County has more to offer than beautiful beaches – it is also full of agritourism opportunities! Whether you’re interested in organic farming practices, stocking up on fresh produce or just enjoying a unique garden event experience, these Martin County attractions are sure to delight you! Keep reading for a list of ways to experience agriculture in Martin County.
Kai-Kai Farm
Located in Indiantown, Kai-Kai Farm is home to 22 acres of unspoiled and amazingly rich farmland. Husband and wife farmer duo Diane Cordeau and Carl Frost have been growing seasonal niche vegetables on their plot of Florida farmland since 2006. In 2016, they introduced Kai’s Music Garden, a unique outdoor entertainment space perfect for intimate concerts, weddings and more. Follow Kai-Kai Farm on Facebook for updates on their impressive event lineup, seasonal produce offerings, farm-to-table dinners, farm tours and more.
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Stuart Green Market
Stuart’s famous year-round Green Market serves up a bevy of local delights each Sunday from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Local vendors like PJ Honey Ranch, Ground Floor Farm, Tony’s Produce, La Montagne Des Saveurs and more sell everything from fresh honey to organic produce to fine, french cheese. Make sure to stop by during your next visit to taste some of Stuart’s local flavors.
Ground Floor Farm
Part urban farm, part experimental kitchen workshop, part arts and events venue, part banquet hall and part open-source community space, Ground Floor Farm’s mission is to help grow a more dynamic and resilient town through food, art, and fun. This Stuart site grows vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers for sale directly to the community as well as hosts a variety of public programming including family festivals, night markets and art events. Ground Floor Farm is also home to a farm-to-table cafe that dishes up big flavors, fresh ingredients, and simple yet creative preparation.
Shadowood Farm & Organic Food Market
Shadowood Farm in Palm City, Florida is devoted to teaching people how to grow their own food using organic practices. Shadowood offers individual raised garden plot rental spaces where dedicated people can learn and grow their own food using organic practices from mid-September through mid-May. No experience is needed, but total devotion to the process and farm policies is required. While these rental plot spaces are often full, Shadowood offers how-to garden workshops and an impressive retail space.