Let’s be real for a second: grocery store produce in this city has been sitting in a truck a lot longer than you’d like to think about. As your resident Orlando local who actually maps out her weekends around this stuff, I’ve rounded up every Orlando farmers market, farm stand, and farm box delivery option that’s genuinely worth your time. Bookmark this one, friend.
Sunday Mornings Are Non-Negotiable
Orlando Farmers Market at Lake Eola
This is the one everybody pictures first, and it earns the reputation. Nearly 50 vendors post up every Sunday, 10am–3pm, at the southeast corner of Lake Eola Park (E. Central Blvd & N. Eola Dr, Orlando, FL 32801) — produce, plants, a beer and wine garden, and enough people-watching to call it a whole morning.
Insider Tip: Get there close to 10am opening if you actually want first pick of the produce. By noon it’s more “vibe” than “shopping trip.”
Near College Park Farmers Market
The newer sibling market, and honestly less chaotic. Every Sunday, 10am–3pm at Great Southern Box Company (2105 N. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32804, right in the Packing District), you’ll get about 30 vendors, live music, a kids zone, and bottomless mimosas for $25 if you’re making it brunch.
If you’re not familiar with The Great Southern Box Company, it’s a beautiful food hall with over 10 vendors and gorgeous center bar.
Free and easy parking on-site!
Monday Night Has a Market Too (Yes, Really)
Audubon Park Community Market
A farmers market on a Monday sounds fake until you’ve been. Every Monday, 5–8pm, rain or shine, in front (or inside if rain) of Stardust Video & Coffee (1842 E. Winter Park Rd, Orlando, FL 32803), the Audubon Park Garden District turns into a block party — local produce, food trucks, art, and live music. Audubon Park Community Market for more info.
Local Tip: This is my go-to “I don’t want to cook and I don’t want to adult” plan. Treat it like dinner out, not a chore.
Saturday Is a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure
1. Winter Park Farmers Market
Central Florida’s biggest and oldest, every Saturday, 8am–1pm at 150 N. New York Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789 (City of Winter Park).
2. Winter Garden Farmers Market
Worth the drive out to historic Winter Garden. More than 100 vendors show up every Saturday, 8am–1pm, year-round at the Downtown Pavilion, 104 S. Lakeview Ave, Winter Garden, FL 34787 (Winter Garden Farmers Market).
Pro Tip: Parking is free along Plant Street and the side streets, but on a hot day, tuck your car in the nearby garage so it’s not an oven by the time you’re done shopping.
3. 4Roots Farmers Market
Smaller, tied directly to a working farm, and genuinely special because of it. It runs the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month, 9am–1pm, at the 4Roots Farm Campus, 1101 N. John Young Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32804. Check out their virtual tour of the farm here.
Skip the Market, Walk Into the Farm Instead
If you want produce and meat straight from a named local farm, no market schedule required, these are your spots.
1. The Farm Stand by 4 Girvins Farm
4 Girvins Farm is a small, woman-owned regenerative farm out in Tavares (about 45 minutes from downtown), and this is their in-town outpost: 3118 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL 32803, in the Audubon Park area.
Expect fresh eggs, sourdough bread, local meats and heritage bacon, honey, vegetables, and milk, all pasture-raised or farm-grown. You can also order their pasture-raised eggs and beef cuts online through gofarmhand.com, or grab their eggs through Fresh by 4Roots below.
2.Everoak Farm
Located at 2335 Carrington Dr, Orlando, FL 32807, with a farmstand open Saturdays, 9am–1pm, October through June only. But the real reason this one’s on the list is the CSA: Community Supported Agriculture.
Farm pickup runs $30/week for 6–7 items, and home delivery runs $38/week (plus an $8 delivery fee) — with delivery routes covering Longwood, Oviedo, and Altamonte Springs every Saturday (Everoak Farm, Everoak CSA details).
Insider Tip: Order cutoff to skip a week or add extras is Thursday at 9pm, and you get a text reminder before every harvest. Set a phone alarm so you don’t miss it.
3. Lake Meadow Naturals
A regenerative egg farm and market out in Ocoee, open 7 days a week: Mon–Wed 10am–5pm, Thu 10am–6pm, Fri & Sat 9am–5pm, Sun 10am–4pm. Address is 10000 Mark Adam Rd, Ocoee, FL 34761. Expect pasture-raised eggs, grass-fed and grass-finished beef, heritage pork, raw honey, and cultured vegetables (Lake Meadow Naturals).
The One Farm Box Actually Worth Subscribing To
Fresh by 4Roots
Orlando’s own online farmers market, run by the same 4Roots farm behind the market above. They partner with more than 50 in-state producers for produce, local beef, pasture-raised eggs, raw Jersey cow milk, mushrooms, and more (Fresh by 4Roots).
- Choose weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly delivery
- CSA memberships come in 3-month, 6-month, or 1-year terms
- Pick a Small Box (6–8 items) or Medium Box (11–15 items)
- New subscribers get 15% off their first order, 10% off every order after
- Delivery is free for SNAP EBT shoppers
Save This List
- Lake Eola Farmers Market — Sundays, 10am–3pm, free to walk
- College Park Farmers Market — Sundays, 10am–3pm, $25 bottomless mimosas
- Audubon Park Community Market — Mondays, 6–10pm
- Winter Park Farmers Market — Saturdays, 8am–1pm
- Winter Garden Farmers Market — Saturdays, 8am–1pm, year-round
- 4Roots Farmers Market — 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 9am–1pm
- The Farm Stand by 4 Girvins Farm — 3118 Corrine Dr, Orlando
- Everoak Farm — CSA from $30/week, delivers to Longwood/Oviedo/Altamonte
- Lake Meadow Naturals — open 7 days, Ocoee
- Fresh by 4Roots — the one genuinely local farm box, from $27.99
Which one are you trying first? A Sunday market or a farm box on autopilot? Let me know in the comments.
Thanks for reading!
