Fruit & Spice Park
Tourist attraction · Miami-Dade County
24801 SW 187th Ave, Homestead, FL 33031
Highlights
Botanical garden with 500+ fruit, vegetable, spice & herb varieties.
Botanical garden with 500+ fruit, vegetable, spice & herb varieties.
"Fruit & Spice Park is not a restaurant. It’s a park in Homestead where the tree-curious can stroll through a stunning collection of fruit and spice trees. The rule at Fruit & Spice is: any piece of fruit on the ground (that’s not rotten) is fair game to eat. And they have rows and rows of mango trees—so it’s essentially an all-you-can-eat buffet of ground mangos. They even hand you a halved mango with a plastic spoon when you pay the $15 entrance fee. Just bring a tiny knife (or that friend who always carries one) to help you slice open the many varieties you’ll find." - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo, mariana trabanino
"A botanical garden that grows more than 500 varieties of fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs, and nuts." - Nora Walsh Nora Walsh Nora Walsh is an award-winning writer who specializes in luxury hotels, Latin America, and the intersection of wellness and adventure travel. Her work appears in The New York Times, The Wall Stre
"Fruit & Spice Park is not a restaurant. It’s a park in Homestead where the tree-curious can stroll through a stunning collection of fruit and spice trees. But here’s where it becomes a mango moment. The rule at Fruit & Spice is: any piece of fruit on the ground (that’s not rotten) is fair game to eat. And they have rows and rows of mango trees—so it’s essentially an all-you-can-eat buffet of ground mangoes. They even hand you a halved mango with a plastic spoon when you pay the $10 entrance fee. Just bring a tiny knife (or that friend who always carries one) to help you slice open the many varieties of mangoes you’ll find. " - ryan pfeffer, virginia otazo
"Fruit & Spice Park is not a restaurant. It’s a park where the tree-curious can stroll through a stunning collection of fruit and spice trees. But here’s where it becomes an eating opportunity. The rule at Fruit & Spice is: any piece of fruit on the ground (that’s not rotten) is fair game to eat. And if you come during mango season, it’s essentially an all-you-can-eat buffet of ground mangoes. They even hand you a halved mango with a plastic spoon when you pay the $10 entrance fee. Just bring a tiny knife (or that friend who always carries one) to help you slice open the many varieties of fruit you’ll find." - virginia otazo, ryan pfeffer
"Fruit & Spice Park is not a restaurant. It’s a park in Homestead where the tree-curious can stroll through a stunning collection of fruit and spice trees. But here’s where it becomes an eating opportunity. The rule at Fruit & Spice is: any piece of fruit on the ground (that’s not rotten) is fair game to eat. And if you come during mango season, it’s essentially an all-you-can-eat buffet of ground mangoes. They even hand you a halved mango with a plastic spoon when you pay the $10 entrance fee. Just bring a tiny knife (or that friend who always carries one) to help you slice open the many varieties of fruit you’ll find. " - Ryan Pfeffer
