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Sun Harvest Citrus: A Sweet Southwest Florida Tradition

Aug 23
1 min read

Some places simply feel like Florida, and Sun Harvest Citrus is one of them. For seasonal visitors staying in North Fort Myers, a stop at this longtime local favorite is an easy way to experience a little of Southwest Florida’s citrus-growing heritage.


Sun Harvest has been part of Florida’s citrus tradition for generations, and what makes a visit especially appealing is its commitment to fruit grown and sourced right here in Florida. It’s real fruit, grown with real care by real Florida farmers—without synthetic shortcuts or industrial processing.


Sun Harvest Citrus is a delicious way to enjoy a true taste of Florida. Depending on the season, visitors can enjoy some of Florida’s most anticipated citrus varieties, including juicy Navel Oranges, vibrant Ruby Red Grapefruit, and the legendary Honeybells—a seasonal favorite known for being exceptionally sweet and incredibly juicy. Just the fresh, sweet taste of Florida sunshine in every bite.



A visit is about more than taking home a bag of oranges. Inside the recognizable big green building, you can watch fresh citrus being squeezed into juice, sample seasonal fruit, browse Florida-made treats and gifts, and cool off with ice cream, shakes, or citrus slushes.


Part of the charm is its wonderfully old-school Florida feel. Before Southwest Florida became known for new resorts and planned communities, roadside citrus stands, fresh orange juice, and boxes of fruit shipped back home were part of the classic Florida vacation experience. Sun Harvest keeps that tradition alive.


14601 Six Mile Cypress Parkway

Fort Myers, FL


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