By On the rock on May 5, 2026 Verified by Google

South Naples Citrus Grove is such a special little place and definitely worth visiting! The oranges we bought were delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. Their orange ice cream was especially amazing and is a must-try. The fresh orange juice was also very good and tasted so refreshing.

The two lovely older ladies working there were very patient and kind. They let us try different oranges and took the time to introduce the products to us, which made the experience even better. Overall, this is a very unique and charming shop. We highly recommend stopping by!

By Gigi Gutierez on April 2, 2026 Verified by Google

This place was so friendly and welcoming, great quality produce! The orange soft served was worth the trip alone, but the older lady making our cones made the experience a 10/10! Highly recommend (:

By Beach bbunny on February 16, 2026 Verified by Google

This is a great family run business. Support Local 🍊 Orange Groves, we don't have many left. You can still see how they process the oranges which is becoming a lost way of life here in Florida where we should promote local Orange groves like South Naples Citrus Grove🍊❤️🍊 The orange ice cream was great!! Thank you too the kind lady that makes the ice cream and the ladies at the registers working. 🍊🍊

By Pewee Pete on January 3, 2026 Verified by Google

Went to buy some Florida grown oranges and all the bags of oranges have either Kern Ridge (California) or Noble King (North Florida and Georgia) sticker on the fruit and rebagged in South Naples Citrus bags. I think they should let people know that they didn't grow the fruit themselves.
Cashier gave very dirty glances as I was questuoning their little secret.

By Missou C on May 17, 2024 Verified by Google

Came here to experience some fresh citrus and happy I did! Honeybell oranges were fantastic. They have a soft serve machine with cold treats! There are tables to sit and some photo op spots! Heads up that I overheard that they close during the off season usually at the end of May.