Fort Pierce is a city in and the county seat of St. Lucie County, Florida, United States. It is also known as the Sunrise City, sister to San Francisco, California, the Sunset City. The population was 41,590 at the 2010 census. As of 2012, the population recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau was 42,645. It was named after the Fort Pierce Army post which was built nearby in 1838 during the Second Seminole War. The military post had been named for Benjamin Kendrick Pierce, a career United States Army officer and the brother of President Franklin Pierce.
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Welcome to Al's Family Farms in Fort Pierce, Florida - the heart of the Indian River Citrus District. Guided citrus packinghouse tours are available January 2 through April 09, 2020. Keep reading for tour times, below. AL’s Red Barn Grill is open year around. Our historic Red Barn Packinghouse and Citrus Shop are open Nov thru June. Come sample & purchase local Florida citrus, fresh squeezed orange juice & Sharon's homemade fudge. Not here during tour time? Short video tour running in our lobby & the OJ Corral is open during Citrus Shop hours. The 2020 tour schedule is as follows: One hour guided citrus packinghouse tours are given Tues, Weds, Thurs & Fri at 10:30 a.m. from Jan 2 thru April 9, 2020. Call ahead as tours fill quickly. Watch us wash, sanitize & pack Indian River Citrus to send to your freezin' friends up north!
We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of Al's Family Farm. They have an excellent selection of citrus that is delicious. You can sample the citrus and juice. The honeybell juice is the BEST! Sherry was a friendly and fun tour guide. You get to see the fruit from tree to packaged. We shipped citrus home. It is a great tour for all ages. It was a highlight of our week in the area.
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Love this s place and all the Monaghan’s Here especially Peggy. Great prices and service. Been going here for. many years. Never an error and they will not sell you bad fruit .
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The downtown section of Fort Pierce offers a lot of fun and great dining options for visitors. There is a free parking garage between Orange Avenue and Avenue A, between the railroad tracks and US Highway 1. There is also free street side parking and a huge parking lot in the vicinity of the Fort Pierce City Marina. Once parked, there many options, all within walking distance. The marina offers great sights of beautiful boats with restaurants and bars overlooking the Marina and Indian River Lagoon. One street to the west of the marina is the main drag, also known as Second Street. Sunrise City Theatre anchors the south end and north of there is a excellent steak house, ice cream shop, and numerous other dining and drinking establishments, boutique stores, a micro brew (Sailfish Brewery), and a place where one can practice throwing an axe. Not sure why someone does that but it’s pretty popular and draws a good crowd. Most restaurants offer outdoor dining options too. The north end of “downtown” is anchored by the AE Backus Museum and Gallery (near the Indian River) and Cider Works (near the railroad tracks). Every Saturday morning the marina area hosts a farmers market and a smaller farmers market takes place on Wednesday afternoon. Both are very popular and locals sell both produce and arts/crafts. When your done visiting downtown, consider a trip across the bridge to South Hutchinson Island and check out the views of the Fort Pierce Inlet and Atlantic Ocean.
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