Tucked just north of downtown Plant City, A Land of Delight Natural Farm & Market blends a working family farm, tree nursery, open‑air market, and weekend festival space into one easygoing destination. Pull into the oak‑lined drive, breathe the citrus‑sweet air, and you’ll see why locals swear by the farm’s raw honey, grafted fruit trees, and Saturday grow classes. Kids dash between the petting zoo goats and “Juicing Paradise” u‑pick rows while adults browse tables piled high with seasonal produce, pasture‑raised eggs, and handcrafted body‑care products. Whether you’re stocking the pantry, hunting rare tropical fruit trees, or just looking for a relaxed outdoor outing, this year‑round market offers an authentic taste of Central Florida farm life, with free admission, live music, and plenty of shade trees to keep things comfortable.
Address & Directions
Street Address:
2514 Leaning Pine Ln, Plant City, FL 33565
Google Maps:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/UgToGdhhnfhbTR8S6
Parking:
Spacious on‑site lot; overflow meadow opens on busy Saturdays. Admission & parking are always free.
Opening Hours (Year‑Round)
| Tuesday | 10 AM–6:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–6:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–6:30 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–6:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10 AM–6:30 PM |
Contact Info
Phone: (813) 359-9120
Seasonal Highlights
Spring: Heirloom tomato starts, baby goats in the petting zoo, and the popular Back‑to‑Eden Grow Class kicks off gardening season.
Summer: Mango mania—fresh fruit, “Mad Mango” food‑truck smoothies, and shade‑tree music sets to keep things cool.
Fall: Pumpkin & sweet potato harvest, bonfire nights, and live bluegrass mark cooler evenings.
Winter: Citrus u‑pick rows shine; the holiday craft fair offers local honey gift boxes and handmade ornaments. Discover Wellen Park Farmers Market and Clermont Farmers Market.
Vendor List
Produce & Organics—Field‑fresh greens, non‑GMO fruit, and u‑pick citrus grown right on the farm.
Meats, Eggs & Dairy – Pasture‑raised chicken eggs and regional grass‑fed meats delivered weekly.
Flowers & Garden Center – Grafted mangoes, rare guava, and native pollinator plants from the on‑site nursery.
Bakery & Coffee – Local cottage bakers rotate sourdough loaves, cinnamon rolls, and cold‑brew coffee stands.
Handmade Crafts & Local Art – Goat‑milk soaps, wood‑burned signs, and seasonal wreaths crafted by Hillsborough artisans.
Musical Events—Saturday acoustic sets on the shaded stage; special gospel‑blues night every first Friday.
Service Options – Free 10:30 am grow class, curbside pickup Tue–Sat, and guided farm tours by appointment.
Nearby Public Transit
Plant City does not have fixed‑route city buses, so most guests arrive by car. HART offers county‑wide paratransit services, and Greyhound buses run from downtown Plant City to Tampa. For rail, Tampa Union Station and Lakeland Amtrak are the closest train stops.
Food Truck Info
Food trucks roll in most Saturdays from 11 am to 3 pm; the lineup varies.
Truck Cuisine Specialty
Me Gusta Food Truck Latin‑fusion Birria tacos, elotes
Omusubee Japanese Hand‑pressed onigiri & miso soup
The Mad Mango Tropical treats Mangonadas & fresh fruit cups
Nearby Hotels
Hotel Distance/Drive Time
Hampton Inn Plant City 4 mi – 10 min
Fairfield Inn & Suites Lakeland‑Plant City 5 mi – 12 min
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Plant City 6 mi – 15 min
Nearby Restaurants
Eatery Cuisine Vibe
Fred’s Market Restaurant Southern buffet Family, “slow food fast”
Keel Farms Winery & Restaurant Farm‑to‑table + cider Rustic patio with live music
Strawberry Hut Sandwich Shop, Cuban sandwiches & shakes, Retro walk‑up window
Famous Stalls to Visit
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Raw Local Honey Hut—Sample elderberry‑infused wildflower honey straight from the hive.
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Juicing Paradise U‑Pick – Grab clippers, fill a bucket with pesticide‑free citrus, then sip fresh‑pressed juice.
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Grafted Fruit Tree Row – Chat with nursery specialists about dwarf mangoes and miracle fruit.
FAQs
Are pets allowed?
Leashed pets are welcome in outdoor areas; please clean up after them.
Do vendors accept credit cards?
Yes—most stalls take cards and digital wallets; cash is handy for small‑batch vendors.
Are bathrooms on‑site?
Yes, permanent restrooms are located behind the main produce barn.
Is the market open in winter?
Open year‑round; only major holidays may affect hours.
Can I buy organic, locally grown produce?
Absolutely—look for “USDA Organic” signs and ask staff about pesticide‑free options.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re chasing farm‑fresh flavor, learning to grow your food, or just seeking a stress‑free Saturday, A Land of Delight Natural Farm & Market lives up to its joyful name. Pack the kids, bring a cooler for honey and mangoes, and plan to linger under the pines—then follow their socials for weekly food‑truck line‑ups and class schedules. See you at the farm! Explore Florida Farmers Markets – Your comprehensive guide to farmers markets across Florida, organized by region and city.
