Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Hamilton, OH

Hamilton

Indian Springs Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on Tylersville Road in the Hamilton area of Butler County, north of Cincinnati. Strawberries lead off Ohio's berry season in late spring, with other berries following into summer. The farm doesn't post daily hours online, so a quick call confirms what's ripe before you drive out.

Trenton

Barn-n-Bunk is a farm market on Wayne-Madison Road in Trenton, Ohio, selling homegrown produce, baked goods, cheeses, jellies, honeys, and Amish deli meats, plus crafts and gifts from around 40 local artisans. Hershey's premium ice cream is scooped on site. The 1893 barn doubles as an event space for weddings and reunions, and the market runs from late March through late December.

Niederman Family Farm is a fall-festival and events farm near Cincinnati, on Bryson Lane in Butler County, Ohio; its website bills it as 'Ohio farm fun.' Destinations like this are built around a harvest-season festival with hayrides and field trips, plus a barn used for weddings and gatherings. Check the site for this year's fall festival dates and event booking.

Oxford

A country inn on Wallace Road outside Oxford, in Butler County near Miami University. The name points to farm-set lodging, either a bed-and-breakfast or an event stay on rural acreage. The web domain once tied to it is no longer active, and current booking details or hours aren't confirmed online.

Hamilton

Morning Dew Farm sits on New Haven Road in the Hamilton area of Butler County, north of Cincinnati. The directory lists it as an agritourism farm, but no public website details what it grows or when it opens to visitors. A direct call or message is the best way to learn what's available.

Middletown

Jackson Family Farm is on West Alexandria Road outside Middletown, in Butler County between Cincinnati and Dayton. It's a family-run agritourism farm, the kind that opens for seasonal visits and direct on-farm sales. Specific crops and hours aren't documented online, so contact the farm directly before visiting.

West Chester

Ell Farm is an agritourism farm on Cincinnati-Columbus Road (Route 42) in West Chester, Butler County, in Cincinnati's northern suburbs. No website or details on crops and hours were found online. Contact the farm directly to learn what it offers and whether it's open to the public.

Evendale

This listing is a workshop, not a farm of its own: 'Raising Chickens in Your Backyard' is a class held at Gorman Heritage Farm, a 122-acre nonprofit farm on Reading Road in Evendale. The session covers local ordinances, choosing breeds and day-to-day flock care. Gorman Heritage Farm also runs a farm shop and other agritourism programs through the year.

Camden

Dream Acres Farm is on Camden Darrtown Road near Camden, in Preble County on Ohio's western edge near the Indiana line. It's listed as an agritourism farm, so it opens for seasonal visits or on-farm sales. Specific crops and events aren't documented online, so contact the farm before planning a visit.

Brookville

Wendel Farms ran hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and a petting farm outside Brookville for 21 years before the family decided to retire the attractions. Their own announcement put it plainly: no more corn maze, pumpkin patch, or petting farm. What's left is smaller — mum sales and handmade crafts through the transition — so check before planning a fall visit expecting the old lineup.

Franklin

McMonigle Farms hosts a fall Pumpkin Fest on South Dixie Highway in Franklin, in Warren County between Dayton and Cincinnati. The event centers on pumpkins and seasonal farm activities and runs on fall weekends, roughly late September into late October. It's seasonal only, so confirm this year's dates and admission before making the drive.

North Bend

This is a fall event, not a working farm: Old Fashioned Heritage Days runs Saturdays and Sundays in October at the historic Miller-Vinson Farmstead on US Highway 50 in North Bend, west of Cincinnati. Visitors do a daytime corn maze, candle dipping, gem mining, cornmeal grinding and animal viewing, with an original 1830s stone house, gift shop and museum on-site. It's put on by the Harriet Beecher Stowe Historical Cultural Association.

Hebron

McGlasson Farms has grown fruits and vegetables on the same family land near Hebron, in Boone County along the Ohio River, since the mid-1800s — six generations running. The roadside market stand sells ready-picked produce, and U-pick fields open seasonally for strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, apples, pumpkins, and sunflowers. Hours run 9am-6pm weekdays and 9am-5pm weekends, May through November.

A Boone County property on Whispering Pines Drive near Hebron, listed as agritourism with no public details on crops, products, or hours. Worth a call before visiting.

North Bend

A roadside shop on US Highway 50 in North Bend, west of Cincinnati, selling concrete garden statuary, fountains, birdbaths, benches, and memorial plaques alongside antiques, collectibles, and gifts. They also make peanut-butter buckeye candies by hand, sold singly or in party trays. Custom concrete painting and special orders carry no extra charge. Open Wednesday through Saturday, 10 to 4, March through December.

North Bend

Highway 50 Fright Field is a fall haunted attraction on US Route 50 in North Bend, west of Cincinnati near the Indiana line. Past seasons featured a haunted trail through the woods, a zombie paintball gallery, and a corn cannon. It operates during the Halloween season only. Confirm current-year dates before heading out, since its operating status has varied.

Milford

A family berry farm on US Route 50 in Milford, east of Cincinnati in Clermont County. You can pick your own berries in season or buy pre-picked at the on-farm market. The stand takes cash, check, and major cards. Web presence is thin beyond directory listings, so the address is the surest way to reach them during berry season.

Newtown

Burger Farm & Garden Center has operated in the Cincinnati area since 1904, now on Main Street (Route 32) in Newtown. It's mainly a garden center - nursery stock, annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, soil, mulch and seasonal plantings - and shifts its inventory for the holidays through the year. Staff help with landscaping questions, and the farm gives a 10 percent discount to military and veterans.

Wilder

Sunrock Farm is in Campbell County near Wilder, directly across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Its website did not resolve during research, and no hours, programs, or contact details could be verified online this pass. Confirm current information directly before visiting.

Loveland

The Marmalade Lily is a flower farm and event venue on Schlottman Road in Loveland, Ohio, northeast of Cincinnati. It grows cut flowers and hosts weddings and gatherings on the property. The website blocked automated access during research, so confirm current u-pick dates, bouquet availability, and event booking directly through the farm's own site before visiting.

Miamisburg

Warrick Farm is on South Union Road in Miamisburg, south of Dayton in Montgomery County, Ohio. It carries an agritourism listing, which in this area usually means seasonal produce, a farm stand, or fall activities. There's little published online about its current offerings, so contact the farm directly to confirm what's available and when.

West Carrollton

Tom's Maze and Pumpkin Farm cuts an 8-acre corn maze each fall, with the design changing year to year and puzzle clues hidden in mailboxes along the route. Beyond the maze there's a pumpkin cannon that fires gourds half a mile, tractor rides, a pumpkin train, human foosball, and goats. The 2026 season runs September 11 to November 1. The farm is on Germantown-Liberty Road in Germantown, southwest of Dayton.

Miamisburg

Sizemore Farm sits on Upper Miamisburg Road in Miamisburg, southwest of Dayton in Montgomery County. It's a small agritourism operation in the Miami Valley, a region of river-bottom farmland along the Great Miami River. Public details about its crops and visiting hours are thin, so call ahead before planning a stop.

Morrow

Aberlin Springs is a working farm and agrihood on 140-plus acres in Morrow, outside Lebanon in southwest Ohio. Professional farmers raise organic seasonal produce, free-range eggs, and pasture-raised meat, sold through an on-site market and a community-supported agriculture program. The property pairs the farm with custom homes linked by country roads and footpaths, built around a farm-to-table way of living.

Springboro

Kleather's Pumpkin Patch runs a fall season in Springboro, in the Dayton-area suburbs of Warren County. As a pumpkin patch, it opens in autumn for pick-your-own pumpkins and the usual seasonal farm activities. Dates and this year's hours aren't posted on a public website, so check the patch's Facebook page for current fall details before making the drive.

Lebanon

Hidden Valley Fruit Farm is a pick-your-own operation on State Route 48 north of Lebanon, in Warren County between Cincinnati and Dayton. It works a seasonal calendar, with fruit and berries through summer and a pumpkin season in fall, alongside a farm market on site. The website sits behind bot protection, so check hiddenvalleyfruitfarm.com or call for current picking conditions.

Lebanon

Hidden Valley Fruit Farm grows orchard fruit on North State Route 48 north of Lebanon, in the Warren County farm country between Cincinnati and Dayton. Ohio orchards in this area typically sell peaches through summer and apples with pumpkins into fall. The farm keeps a website, though its contents weren't directly readable, so contact it for current picking and hours.

Vogel Farms is located on Owl Creek Road near Petersburg in Boone County, Ohio River bottomland in northern Kentucky. This corner of the state mixes row crops with a handful of small agritourism operations near the river.

Lawrenceburg

Greystone runs a barn market on Wilson Creek Road stocked with farm-grown produce, pasture-raised meats, eggs, local honey, and homemade jams and jellies. A few farm animals are on hand for visitors to meet while they shop, and the place has built a strong local following — 4.7 out of 5 across more than 300 Facebook reviews.

Burlington

Kinman Farms is in Burlington, in Boone County along the Ohio River across from Cincinnati. Its website did not load during research, and no hours, crops, or activities could be confirmed. Call ahead or check local Boone County event listings before visiting.

Lobenstein Farm is a fifth-generation family operation in St. Leon, working 380 acres with about 40 dedicated to vegetables grown under low-spray practices, plus livestock, eggs, asparagus, and corn. The family sells regularly at Findlay Market and Montgomery Farmers' Market and hosts one of southeastern Indiana's largest pumpkin festivals each fall.

Independence

Moon Riverdance Farms is located in Independence, a fast-growing Kenton County community in the Cincinnati metro's Kentucky suburbs. Farms in this part of northern Kentucky increasingly operate as agritourism destinations alongside traditional row crop and livestock ground, as development pressure changes the surrounding land use. No public listing was found for this property — confirm details directly with the farm.

Guilford

James and Darlene Phillips run this berry farm in Guilford, offering u-pick and pre-picked blueberries, strawberries, and blackberries alongside homemade jams, jellies, and honey. Tomatoes, green beans, and peppers round out the produce table, and fall brings pumpkins, gourds, and mums. Hours run roughly 9 to 6 on weekdays and 10 to 4 on weekends, but call first — picking season shifts the schedule.

Guilford

Berry Patch, also known locally as Phillips Berry Patch, has grown u-pick blueberries on Yorkridge Road in Guilford since 1995, run by James and Darlene Phillips. Pumpkins, gourds, and mums round out the fall lineup once berry season ends. Availability shifts with the weather and the crop, so the family recommends calling before you drive out.

Guilford

Beiersdorfer Orchard covers 75 acres outside Guilford and is run by Hilda Beiersdorfer and her family, growing apples, peaches, pears, and plums. Fruit gets picked and washed on site before it reaches the farm market, where the family also presses cider and cooks down apple butter. Open six days a week, closed Sundays until 1 p.m.

Waynesville

Keepin It Country Farm is a working farm and event barn on Township Line Road in Waynesville, owned by traditional-country artist Richard Lynch and his wife Donna. The barn hosts country music concerts and veteran fundraisers and is home to the Ohio Country Music Hall of Fame. Shows feature the Richard Lynch Band alongside touring and Grand Ole Opry guests, with events tied to the couple's Love Tattoo Foundation for veterans.

Lawrenceburg

McCabe's Greenhouse & Floral in Lawrenceburg runs as both a nursery and a flower shop, stocking herbs, vegetable starts, bedding plants, hanging baskets, and perennials alongside a full floral counter. The gift shop side sells homemade fudge and does custom engraving on cutting boards, tumblers, and picture frames — an odd combination that's earned the place a near-5-star average across hundreds of reviews.

Brookville

A private retreat and event property on South Wolf Creek Pike near Brookville, west of Dayton in Montgomery County. The name points to a lake estate used for gatherings and overnight stays. Specific amenities, capacity, booking details, or a website for this listing aren't documented online.

Melbourne

Neltner's Farm & Greenhouse has grown produce, jams, and jellies for six generations, selling farm-direct and at area farmers markets. The 100-plus-year-old operation now runs primarily as a wedding and events venue, with a seasonal pumpkin patch and Fall Fest each autumn. It's located on Four Mile Road in Melbourne.

The Very Berry Patch sits on Yorkridge Road in Guilford, a short stretch from its better-documented neighbor Berry Patch — both u-pick berry operations in the same corner of Dearborn County. Specific crop and hours details for this address aren't published online, so a call ahead is the most reliable way to confirm what's ripe.

Petersburg

Sandyland Acres Haunted Hayride has run seasonal scares in Petersburg, in Boone County along the Ohio River, for more than 20 years. The attraction operates cash-only with free parking and is not wheelchair accessible. Sponsored in part by local radio stations Rock 88.9 and 89.1 FM, it opens on a set fall calendar posted yearly on its website.

Aurora

Margaret and Wayne Busse have run this Aurora nursery and farmstand for more than 30 years. Vine-ripened tomatoes are the local favorite, backed up by sweet corn, green beans, and other produce grown on site through the summer.

Waynesville

Once in a Blue Moon Farm is an agritourism spot on East Social Row Road in Waynesville, in Warren County between Dayton and Cincinnati. The surrounding area is thick with antique shops and small farms. This one keeps no public website detailing crops, events, or hours, so contact the farm directly before planning a stop.

Sunman

Quarter Amish is run by Liz, a 4-H Youth Development Educator with more than 40 years of gardening experience, out of Sunman. The farm grows thornless blackberries and red raspberries for u-pick, and Liz shares food preservation know-how — canning, dehydrating, freezing — through the site. Call ahead to confirm the berries are ripe before driving out.

Clarksville

Bonnybrook Farms is a 370-acre working farm on State Route 132 in Clarksville that hosts Chuck Wagon Dinner Rides, lantern-light wagon rides, and Fall Farm Days. A restored post-and-beam barn anchors its wedding and event venue, and animal encounters bring visitors up to horses, ponies, donkeys, sheep, goats, and chickens. Open weekends; weekday events by arrangement.