Starkey Market

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This expansive Michigan farm is a cornerstone of the regional harvest season, offering extensive pick-your-own apple experiences that define early fall in the Midwest. The rustic charm of the property, combined with the crisp September weather, creates an authentic rural autumn atmosphere.

Why We Like It

Fun FactStarkey's Fruit Farm has been a family-owned agricultural staple in the Trinity area for over a century.

Best TimeVisit during the winter and early spring months to enjoy the peak season for U-pick strawberries and fresh citrus.

Good to KnowThe farm offers ample free parking on-site, making it easily accessible for families and large vehicles.

Pro TipCheck their official social media pages before arriving to confirm current crop availability and daily picking conditions.

Time to SpendPlan to spend between one and two hours to fully explore the fields and visit the farm market.

Details

3460 Starkey Blvd, Trinity, FL 34655, USA

Monday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMTuesday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMWednesday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMThursday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PMFriday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AMSaturday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 AMSunday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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Reviews

Angela Gazabon7 months ago

I came here with my teens the week before Christmas and we had a great time! The Market features like different areas within one location: a food truck, outside dining space, a field, a coffee/gift shop, a beer/wine bar and a “rooftop” type mirador overlooking the area. The food is American flair with top notch ingredients and made super fresh. I tried the green fried tomatoes, loaded nachos and the wings! Everything looked and tasted amazing. Will definitely be back!

jerry gehring3 months ago

I live nearby and brought my sister here for the first time. I. I was hoping to buy an orange to be used as an ingredient in a cocktail, later, and I always drive by here on the way to somewhere else. So we came today. The first thing was a very nice young lady, making coffees, informed us that no longer is produce sold from here, at this time. So ok, no orange. But my sister got an iced coffee and we sort of wandered around and spent an hour outside exploring the bar, eateries and blackberry bushes. People were picking. She had the best time keeping the young barista girl from getting too bored. It was too early for a lunch crowd. So I wandered around taking a few pictures which I will show now.

Peter Pasek2 months ago

Wonderful place tucked next to a community. This place offers blackberry picking in the early summer, kid area, live music on certain days, great coffee, burgers and other foods.