Farms Near Geneva, OH

Geneva

A pick-your-own orchard on South Ridge Road East in Geneva, in Ohio's Grand River fruit and wine belt near Lake Erie. Apples, peaches, blueberries, and grapes come in through the season, followed by pumpkins in fall. The farm keeps daily hours through harvest and posts updates on Facebook. Call ahead to check which fruit is ready to pick.

Geneva

Blueberry Farm and Railroad pairs pick-your-own blueberries with a small train ride on West Street in Geneva, Ashtabula County near Lake Erie. Blueberry picking runs through mid- and late summer, and the railroad adds a draw for families with young children. Hours weren't listed online, so check ahead, since blueberry farms open and close with the crop.

West Geneva

Springhill Orchards runs a farm market at 6062 South Ridge (Route 84) in Geneva, in Ashtabula County's fruit belt along Lake Erie. The farm offers pick-your-own blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, and pumpkins in season, plus produce and baked goods at the stand. Fall brings the pumpkin patch to this wine-and-orchard corner of northeast Ohio. Confirm picking conditions and hours before visiting.

Geneva

Covered Bridge Farms is a Concord grape vineyard on Lafevre Road in Geneva, in Ohio's Grand River wine country near Lake Erie. The farm sells fresh-picked Concord grapes at its stand and opens the rows for u-pick in fall, with certified organic fruit. A family operation; the Facebook page posts harvest timing.

Geneva

Geneva

Geneva

Grabelsek Vineyards grows grapes on State Route 307 in Geneva, in the Grand River Valley wine region of Ashtabula County. Lake Erie's moderating breezes make this Ohio's densest cluster of vineyards and wineries. Harvest runs late summer into fall. Contact the vineyard directly to confirm whether they pour tastings or sell fruit and juice, since public details are limited.

Geneva

You Pick Grapes is a u-pick grape operation on State Route 307 West in Geneva, in the Grand River Valley of Ashtabula County, Ohio's largest grape-growing and wine region. Concord and other varieties ripen here in late summer into fall. Hours track the harvest, so confirm picking dates with the grower before visiting.

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Madison

Regal Vineyards runs three things on one Madison, Ohio property along County Line Road in Ashtabula County wine country: a fall Adventure Farm with dozens of festival activities, HALLOWFEST haunted attractions on weekend nights, and a winery that pours through much of the year. Summer brings cornhole leagues, live music, and car and bike shows, plus a CSA. The Adventure Farm runs weekends late September through October.

Tombstone View Farm is an agritourism farm off South River Road East near Geneva, in Ashtabula County's Lake Erie wine-and-farm country (ZIP 44041). No website, crop list, or hours surfaced online, and the listing carries no city name. Contact the farm directly to find out what it grows and whether it's open to visitors.

Madison

Green Farm is an agritourism operation on North Ridge Road in Madison, Lake County, along Ohio's northeast lakeshore. The area's farms lean toward produce, orchards, and vineyards serving the Cleveland region. Its specific crops and hours aren't documented online, so contact the farm directly before visiting.

Madison

Rainbow Farms is a first generation family owned and operated farm purchased in 1983 by Larry and Tina Klco. Their four children (as well as their in-laws and grandchildren!) have grown up helping with all the work as well as sharing in the joys of owning a farm. When the farm was started in 1983, Larry worked at a local factory along with the farm work in order to grow the business. All of his family worked alongside him with a common goal between them. Strawberries were the first crop, and can

Madison

Westwind Farm is an agritourism operation on South Madison Road in Madison, Lake County, along Ohio's northeast lakeshore farm country. The area is known for vineyards, orchards, and produce farms serving the Cleveland market. Specific details on what Westwind grows or offers aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly before planning a visit.

Rock Creek

Rock Creek

Bissell Maple Farm produces maple syrup at Rock Creek, in Ashtabula County, Ohio's northeast corner and one of the state's densest maple-sugaring regions. The farm sells syrup and maple products through its own site. Sugaring runs late winter into early spring, when sap flows on freeze-thaw days, so that's the stretch to watch for tapping and boiling.

Hartsgrove

Perry

Kingsville

Chardon

White Barn Local is on Woodin Road in Chardon, in Geauga County east of Cleveland. The name suggests a farm market or local-goods stand. Geauga County has a strong local-food and Amish-goods trade, and small barn markets there sell produce, baked items, and neighbors' products. Specific offerings aren't documented online.

Chardon

Chardon

Kingsville

A farm in Kingsville, in Ashtabula County near Lake Erie in Ohio's far northeast corner. The cool, lake-moderated climate there suits orchards, vineyards, and small mixed-produce operations. No website, product list, or hours for this specific farm surfaced online.

Painesville

The Outdoor Y Farmers' Market is hosted at the Lake County YMCA's central branch, 933 Mentor Avenue in Painesville, east of Cleveland. Local vendors sell produce, baked goods, soap, and packaged treats at the outdoor market during the warm-weather season. Regular sellers have included Chestnut Ridge Farm soaps and area bakeries. Market details are posted at painesville.com/farmersmarket.

Chardon

This listing is the Kiwanis Club of Chardon, a civic service group in the Geauga County seat rather than a working farm. It lands in a farm directory because Chardon is a maple town, home of the long-running Geauga County Maple Festival each spring, and local clubs like Kiwanis run pancake breakfasts and community events tied to the sugaring season. The address is on South Hambden Street downtown.

Middlefield

Chardon

We are a boutique breeder of Rare and Heirloom chickens raising rare and endangered poultry. We pride ourselves on having obtained the “best of the best” stock from around the globe. With a keen eye for breeding only the most spectacular of birds, the results speak for themselves in our gorgeous and healthy flocks.

Chardon

Our Story Know Where it's Grown G.A.R. Horizons has been raising quality meats since 2009. First generation, no Farmers in the family, starting from scratch! Catherine started her hobby farm after her years in 4-H. Since then it has grown to be a business. It is important to know where your food comes from, how it was raised and what it was fed. How many wonder these things while roaming the aisles at the stores? Horizons started off with a few pigs, ducks and 2 goats as pets. Each year more ani

Chardon

Apples have been the specialty at Sage's Apples on Route 6 in Chardon, Ohio since 1867 — sold year-round at the farm market alongside Sage-grown raspberries, sweet corn, peaches, and vegetables, with pick-your-own blocks gaining new varieties every year. Local goods fill the shelves too: Geauga County maple syrup, Middlefield cheeses, Old Country Creamery milk, raw honey, and the farm's own apple butter and cider.

Chardon

At New Creation Farm we believe in the humane treatment of animals and raise them in their natural habitat or during inclement weather, as close as we can. We offer pastured pork, beef, chicken, lamb, goat and eggs. We believe in bringing healthy food to your table! Our farm is located in Chardon, Ohio where we raised 8 children. Seven of our children are adopted out of the foster system with emotional trauma or physical illnesses. Our hopes in starting the farm was to provide adoptive and foste

Chardon

Middlefield

Ridgeview Farm sits on Kinsman Road in Middlefield, part of Geauga County's large Amish farming community in northeast Ohio. Farms here tend toward dairy, produce, and maple. No online listing describes this farm's specific crops or hours, so contact them directly for what they offer and when.

Chardon

Conneaut

North Ridge Blueberries runs pick-your-own blueberry fields on West Main Road in Conneaut, right along the Lake Erie shore in Ohio's northeast corner. The season opens early-to-mid July, with u-pick berries at $4 a pound and pre-picked at $6.50. For 2026 the farm is adding certified-organic vegetables and its own honey and moving the blueberries toward organic growing. It's open Thursday through Monday, mornings and evenings.

Conneaut

Chardon

Sage's Apples has grown fruit near Chardon since 1867 and runs a year-round market plus pick-your-own at the related Ransom Sage Farm. Apples span dozens of varieties, from Honeycrisp and Evercrisp to Melrose, Fuji, and Goldrush, alongside peaches, berries, grapes, pears, plums, sweet corn, and squash. The market also stocks local maple syrup, honey, dairy, baked goods, and preserves, and takes bulk blueberry orders in August.

Chardon

Soubusta Farms has worked the same ground on Thwing Road in Chardon since about 1937, in Geauga County's snowbelt east of Cleveland. Two crops anchor it: choose-and-cut Christmas trees in several varieties through December, and maple syrup boiled from the farm's own taps. The family posts season timing to a Facebook group. Chardon's cold, snowy winters make it prime country for both trees and a good sap run.

Middlefield

Sugarbush Creek Farm in Middlefield, Ohio makes family-crafted pure maple syrup from the sap of century-old sugar maples, boiled down over a roaring wood fire using traditional methods and modern technology. Unhealthy trees are harvested as sustainable fuel to keep the sugarbush thriving — from their forest to your table.

Middlefield

Traditional Cheese Making Done Right… We are a family-owned coop located about 30 miles east of Cleveland. The co-op was started back in 1956. There are 90 Co-op members, 98% of whom are Amish. Most of our milk comes in 10 gallon cans. All of our cheese is natural, made from milk from cows that are not treated with BST hormone. We are a USDA approved plant.

Middlefield

Middlefield

Mentor

Marsh Creek Farm sits on Lake Shore Boulevard in Mentor, close to Lake Erie in Lake County. The listing marks it as agritourism. Its web presence appears inactive, so contact the farm directly to learn what it grows and whether it welcomes visitors.

Burton

Sunrise Farm Market sits at 13115 Kinsman Road in Burton, in Geauga County's Amish and maple-syrup country east of Cleveland. The stand sells local produce in season. Public details are thin, so stop by or call to confirm hours and what's available.

Burton

Working dairy farm on Claridon Troy Road in Burton, at the edge of Geauga County's dairy and Amish country. Rowdy Cow Creamery is the farm's own label, an on-site creamery that turns fresh milk into bottled milk and ice cream sold straight from the farm. Burton and its surrounding townships are known for pasture dairying and maple. Call ahead to confirm creamery hours and what's in the case.

Burton

We purchased this beautiful 60-acre farm in Geauga County, Ohio in May 2013 with the goal of being able to live a more sustainable life & to be able to share our love of great food raised humanely without the routine use of antibiotics or genetically modified feed. We never use chemical fertilizers or pesticides on our farm & everything we grow is grown using organic methods. It is something we personally feel strongly about & it seems there are many others that feel the same. Our farm is our bu

Bristolville

Newbury Township

Our Family No strangers to farm life, our family has always loved farming and animals. After several years of talking about starting a farm, we began to study up on sustainable farming as well as visiting several other farms. We collected valuable information and stories along the way. Most of the farmers we met said the same thing: "You just need to jump in and start….get farming!" So, we did. In 2014, we found the perfect farm. Mom and dad were the first to move to the farm during Christmastim

Kirtland

Rocks Farm is on Chillicothe Road in Kirtland, a wooded, semi-rural town in Lake County east of Cleveland. The listing marks it as agritourism. No website or crop details were found, so contact the farm directly for what it grows and when it's open.

Chesterland

Mulberry Corners Pumpkin Patch is a fall pumpkin farm at Chillicothe and Mulberry roads in Chesterland, Geauga County, in the snowbelt east of Cleveland. Pumpkin patches in this part of Ohio open from late September through October, usually pairing the pick-your-own field with a few family activities. Hours weren't listed online, so it's worth a call before an October weekend.

Waite Hill

Waite Hill Apiaries is a honey producer on Metcalf Road in Waite Hill, a small village in Lake County east of Cleveland. A beekeeping operation like this sells raw local honey, and often beeswax or other hive products, usually direct from the beekeeper or at nearby markets. No public storefront details are posted online, so reach out directly to buy.

Chesterland

Mulberry Meadows is a local agritourism farm on Mulberry Road in Chesterland, Ohio, where chickens, bunnies, and more farm friends greet visitors. The farm sells organic eggs and seasonal ramps, with chicken feed coming to the shop and a light-hearted farm journal chronicling life in the meadows.

Chesterland

Patterson Fruit Farm runs pick-your-own strawberries in June and apples in the fall from its Caves Road location in Chesterland, east of Cleveland in Geauga County. The farm market sells cider, pies and cider donuts, maple syrup and local goods. The family works the ground with regenerative practices aimed at soil and water health. Summer hours run 9 to 6 daily.

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Albion

Shumake's Sugar Shack makes maple syrup on Hilltop Road in Albion, in the northwest corner of Erie County. Sugar shacks like this tap sugar maples and boil sap into syrup during the late-winter run, usually February into March. The cold Lake Erie snowbelt gives the region a dependable maple season.