Farms in Girard, PA

Girard · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Sissons' Pumpkin Patch on Springfield Road in Girard opens weekends from mid-September through late October, 10am to 6pm. Admission covers hay rides, corn and logic mazes, slides, obstacle courses, straw forts, pedal karts, a pumpkin slingshot, and a pumpkin smash. The family-run patch prices most rides into the gate, with a few add-ons, and gives seniors a steep discount.

Girard · Farm Stand

Girard · Farm Stand

Girard · Agritourism Farm

Klier Farm works land on Dobler Road in Girard, in western Erie County's slice of the Lake Erie fruit and produce belt. Farms here run to grapes, tree fruit, and field vegetables, with the lake stretching the season on both ends. No website or social listing was found to confirm what Klier grows or whether it sells at the farm.

Girard · Agritourism Farm

Fruit farm on Pieper Road in Girard, Erie County, within Pennsylvania's Lake Erie orchard and grape belt. Growers along this ridge raise tree fruit and berries, selling at the farm and to local markets from midsummer into fall. Call ahead for what's ripe and whether picking is available.

Girard · Farm Stand

Girard · Farm Stand

Girard · Farm Stand

Girard · Farm Stand

Wiser Farms sits on West Ridge Road in Girard, along the Lake Erie shore plain west of Erie. The lake's tempering effect gives this belt a long fruit season for grapes, apples, and vegetables. The stand sells local produce as it ripens.

Lake City · Agritourism Farm

Squirrel Creek Maple Products makes maple syrup on West Lake Road in Lake City, in Erie County near the Lake Erie shore. Cold winters and hardwood ridges give this northwestern corner of Pennsylvania a reliable maple season from late winter into spring. No website is posted, so contact the producer directly to buy syrup or visit during sugaring.

Girard Township · Agritourism Farm

Farm market and garden center on West Lake Road in the Erie area. Mason Farms sells its own and regional produce alongside bedding plants, hanging baskets, and seasonal goods, and is a long-running stop for local gardeners through the growing season. Check current hours and stock before visiting.

Lake City · Agritourism Farm

Ziesenheim Fruit Farm runs along West Lake Road (Route 5) in Lake City, right on the Lake Erie shelf west of Erie. This is grape-belt ground, where the lake's steady air lets grapes, cherries, peaches, and apples ripen close to the water. No website was found, but the West Lake Road corridor stays lined with roadside fruit stands through summer and fall.

Lake City · Farm Stand

Lake City · Farm Stand

Godfrey Run Farm sits along West Lake Road in Lake City, sharing a name with the trout stream that drains to nearby Lake Erie. The surrounding fruit belt yields grapes, apples, and summer vegetables. This roadside stand sells local produce in season.

Lake City · Farm Stand

Lake City · Farm Stand

Mason Farms Country Market anchors West Lake Road in Lake City with greenhouses and a country market. Alongside seasonal produce, the operation is known for bedding plants, hanging baskets, and garden goods grown in the Erie County lakeshore region.

Cranesville · Agritourism Farm

Pure maple syrup is the core product at this Cranesville sugar house, alongside maple candy, cream, crumb sugar, and a maple mustard. The operation opens its sugar house to visitors during the state's Maple Taste & Tour weekend each March; the rest of the year, orders and pickups run by phone appointment. It sits on Fillinger Road in far northwestern Erie County, near the Ohio line.

Cranesville · Farm Stand

Fairview · Farm Stand

Hunter Farms is on Sterrettania Road in Fairview, west of Erie in the Lake Erie fruit belt. Growers here lean on the lake's moderating effect for grapes, cherries, apples, and vegetables. The stand sells whatever is in season.

North Springfield · Farm Stand

Albion · Agritourism Farm

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.