So happy to see what they have done with all the Growers and Groves I am from Miami and it's like a breath of fresh air coming up here people are so nice my favorite juice. Just tried to Blackberry lemonade oh my goodness came out this week make sure you watch the 14-minute film
Small but interesting. Lots of history, but don't plan to spend a long time here. About the growing, not so much the processing angle, although it is across the street from a processing plant.
They have lots of neat products associated with the Florida Citrus Industry
You can sample great citrus juices. There also available for purchase. Lots of Historical items about the Fla Citrus Industry. Must see place in central Fla.
A really nice experience. Worth every minute of my time.
This is a wonderful company they have help the community of Fort Meade during our time of recovery from hurricane Irma!!!!
I only drink Florida's natural orange juice didn't know this place existed I am planning my road trip now!
We enjoy taking visiting friends and family here. But we also stop by now and than just ourselves. There is a movie about Florida Natural orange juice company. Where Grove owners own the juice plant. Plus there is free juices to try!
Very interesting. Really nice staff. Learned a lot.
Well thought out visitors center. Good presentation of the history of citrus.
We have always wanted to stop by , but we came in the summer when it was closed. Came this year in Nov. It was very interesting , we enjoyed the presentation about the orange juice and the staff are so nice. They also have a good giftshop. Really enjoyed it.
A great learning center about Florida Natural, citrus industry and Polk County in general. I've brought my Girl Scout troop several years now and have learned something new each time. The staff is extremely nice and accommodating to our needs and activities. Oh and did I mention, free! They have so many other events throughout the year that are open to the public that are free too! Call ahead or get their list ahead of time to see what activities are available.
Typical Florida tourist trap. The 'virtual tour' of the facility is nothing more than a 14 minute ad for their products and company, with a few factoids on the growing and processing of oranges thrown in for good measure. I lost track of the number of times they repeated the corporate slogan. The museum is miniscule, the gift shop overpriced, and the entire visit a complete waste of time. Unless you're looking for a free sip of orange juice, don't bother.
A good place to stop if you like this brand of OJ. I'm not a fan,so I was somewhat bored. There's a tourist type film they show for 15 minutes and a very small museum to walk through when you're done.