Farms in Coleman, MI

Coleman · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Coon's Berry Farm grows currants and gooseberries in Coleman — eight black currant varieties, six red, pink, and white currants, and six types of gooseberries, sold u-pick and through the farm store. It bills itself as Michigan's first commercial grower of the fruit. The property also runs Currant Mist Winery on-site, sells cut flowers and bouquet subscriptions, and offers RV overnight spots for visitors passing through.

Coleman · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Coleman · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Coleman · Agritourism Farm

Middleton Farms is based in Coleman, a small mid-Michigan community on the Midland-Isabella county line. It's registered as an agritourism stop; no website or listing describes what's grown or when visitors can stop by.

Coleman · Farm Stand

Beaverton · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

The Wild Pumpkin runs a full fall program in Beaverton — hay wagon rides out to the pumpkin patch, a petting farm, four mazes including a 10-acre corn maze, and fresh donuts made on site. Spring brings a different lineup: egg hunts, tulips, and family activities timed to the season. Dates are posted separately for each season rather than fixed year to year, so it's worth checking the site before a visit.

Clare · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Clare · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Beaverton · Farmers Market

Beaverton Farmers Market sets up on Ross Street near Ross Lake in Beaverton, a small Gladwin County city in Michigan's mid-state lake country. The lakeside location ties the market to the area's summer cottage crowd as much as its year-round residents.

Mount Pleasant · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Bill and Dee Miller, retired Central Michigan University professors, opened Papa's Pumpkin Patch in 2000 on Summerton Road. The roughly 50-acre farm grows U-pick pumpkins and strawberries plus apples and sweet corn, and most of its hayrides, mazes, and pumpkin train rides are free to ride. A country farm market on-site sells donuts, cider, jams, and jellies.

Mount Pleasant · Farmers Market

Native Farmers Market sets up on Broadway Road in Mount Pleasant, on land near the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe community, from late spring through fall. Alongside the usual fruits, vegetables, and honey, vendors sell wild rice, fish, and Native American art made by tribal members and other local artisans. The market takes SNAP/EBT and cards.

Rosebush · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Clare · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Mt. Pleasant · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Mount Pleasant · Farmers Market

Mt Pleasant

Gladwin · Farmers Market

Gladwin Farmers Market sets up under a covered pavilion on North State Street, just north of the town's Historical Village, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, May through mid-October. The pavilion has public restrooms and paved parking, which matters more than it sounds once the lot fills up on a September Saturday. Expect produce, eggs, baked goods, and crafts from local vendors.