Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Gaylord, MI

Gaylord

Up North Blueberry Farm has grown highbush blueberries in Gaylord since 2011, run by owners Bob and Jodi Wagner. Berries are available u-pick, pre-picked, frozen, or dried, alongside jams and honey. Find them at the Boyne City and Gaylord farmers markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays in season, or order ahead for farm pickup. Call 231-448-0243.

Gaylord

Liberty Valley Ranch runs guided horseback trail rides through the woods outside Gaylord, with hand-led rides scaled down for younger kids and full trail routes for older riders and adults. Riding lessons, therapeutic riding, summer horse camps, and pony parties round out the calendar, and every ride ends with a stop to visit the ranch's other farm animals. It's a working horse ranch first, an event stop second.

Gaylord

Fleming Farm sits in Gaylord, in Otsego County's northern Michigan farm country. It's listed as an agritourism stop; no independent website or current details were confirmed in research, so call ahead before visiting.

Gaylord

Gaylord sits in Otsego County's northern Michigan farm country. Estelle's Strawberry Patch grows strawberries here; no independent website or current picking schedule was confirmed in research, so call ahead before making the drive.

Boyne Falls

Moyer Creek Farms runs a farm stand about four miles south of Boyne Mountain along US 131, selling locally grown produce and seasonal items. In fall, the field opens for u-pick pumpkin picking alongside pre-gathered pumpkins at the stand, and the farm shows up on northern Michigan's seasonal fall-fun listings. Cash and check are accepted; hours follow the season.

Petoskey

Dennis Farms sits on Blackbird Road outside Petoskey, in Emmet County's stretch of northern Michigan farmland along Little Traverse Bay. It's registered as an agritourism stop, but no website or listing spells out what's open to visitors or when — call ahead before making the drive.

Boyne City

Lavender Hill Farm sits on Horton Bay Road north of Boyne City, growing lavender in the Lake Michigan-tempered climate that also supports Northern Michigan's cherry orchards. Lavender farms in this region typically open for picking in July.

Boyne City

Northern Michigan Equine Therapy is a nonprofit that uses horses as a therapeutic tool, delivering hippotherapy and its own HorseSense program through licensed professionals at an outpatient facility in Boyne City. Programs also serve at-risk youth and veterans. This is clinical therapy built around horse movement, not a farm visit.

Ellsworth

Best Farm sits on Six Mile Lake Road in Ellsworth, part of Antrim County's fruit belt near Torch Lake. No further public details are available for this listing.

Kalchik Farms grows u-pick strawberries on Bellaire Highway in Antrim County, part of the cherry-and-berry belt of Michigan's northwest Lower Peninsula. The family-owned and -operated farm opens its rows each summer for strawberry season, drawing pickers from around Bellaire and the surrounding lake towns.

Bellaire

Traverse Bay Farms has sold Michigan tart cherry products out of Bellaire since 2001 — cherry juice concentrate, dried cherries, jams, salsas, and a joint-support supplement made from Montmorency cherries. The family-owned company has picked up more than 38 national food awards. Visit the retail store at 7053 M-88 in Bellaire, or the second location in Elk Rapids, or order online. Call 1-877-746-7477.