Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Joplin, MO

Joplin

Berry King Farm grows pick-your-own blackberries and blueberries just south of Joplin on Eland Road, raised without pesticides. Pickers bring home fresh berries straight from the rows through the summer season. It's a small operation, so hours and availability track the crop closely. Call ahead for pricing, picking conditions, and directions.

Joplin

Robertson Family Farm is a family agritourism farm on Saginaw Road in Joplin, in Missouri's southwest corner near the Kansas and Oklahoma lines. The listing names no specific crops or activities. Reach out to the farm to learn what they grow and whether they open to visitors seasonally.

Joplin

A pick-your-own blueberry patch outside Joplin in southwest Missouri, listed on regional u-pick directories. Blueberries ripen through early summer, and pickers bring their own containers to fill straight from the bushes. Little else is published about the farm's current hours or acreage, so call ahead before driving out during berry season.

Carl Junction

Fredrickson Farms is a family-run produce operation in Carl Junction, growing a broad mix of fruits and vegetables and selling pumpkins, mums, and gourds in the fall. Visitors can pick their own strawberries in spring and pumpkins in October. Steve Fredrickson runs the place. The farm stand is on North Grimes Street in Jasper County, near the Missouri-Kansas border northwest of Joplin.

Webb City

Heritage Family Farms is a u-pick berry operation on Highway 43 outside Webb City, with blueberries the main draw and other berries coming on through the season. Picking is seasonal, so open days follow the ripening. The farm is in Jasper County, north of Joplin near the Kansas line. Call before heading out to check what's ready and whether the field is open.

Jasper

Shady Meadows Farm sits on Pine Road near Jasper, in Jasper County in the southwest corner of Missouri, north of Joplin. It's a small agritourism operation in a rural farming stretch of the state. Details on what the farm offers visitors are limited online, so call ahead to confirm what's open and when.

Neosho

Neosho

Pick-your-own blueberries near Neosho, in Newton County in Missouri's southwest corner. Blueberries here generally ripen from mid-June through July, and u-pick farms open by the day as the fruit comes in. Opening days shift with the weather and the crop, so call or check ahead before you go. Bring your own buckets if you plan to pick a lot.

Neosho

Mauller Family Farm is a family-run farm near Neosho, in Newton County in the far southwest corner of Missouri close to the Oklahoma line. It's listed as an agritourism stop; nothing beyond the directory entry was available online to confirm what it grows or when it's open.

Oronogo

Braker Berry Farm started with blueberries in 2006 and added blackberries and vegetables as it grew. Summer brings pick-your-own berries; spring and fall bring hanging baskets and mums. High tunnels stretch the growing season, and the family sells at area farmers markets and from the farm near Oronogo in Jasper County, north of Joplin.

Granby

Renner Farms opens a puzzle-themed corn maze each fall on Raccoon Road near Granby, about half a mile south of East Newton High School in southwest Missouri. The maze typically runs from late September through early November. It's a seasonal agritourism stop in Newton County, drawing families for weekend visits during the harvest months.

Pittsburg

Wood Farms Pumpkin Patch has run on a working 78-acre farm just south of Pittsburg since 2005. Weekends each fall bring a hay maze, hayride, combine-based slides and play equipment, and farm animals to visit. It's a working farm first and a pumpkin patch second, which shows in the setting. Call ahead for that year's hours and pricing.

Scammon

The Heart of Heartlands Railroad Historical Club is located in Scammon, a small former mining town in the Cherokee County coalfields of southeast Kansas. No public details on exhibits, hours, or activities are available; contact the club directly for current information.

Fairland

Bees, Berries and Blessings is a small farm near Fairland in far northeastern Oklahoma, in the same berry-growing corner that draws u-pick visitors each early summer. Little about the operation is published online; the name points to honey and berries. Contact the farm directly to confirm what it sells and when.

Chetopa

Brenda's Berries & Orchards, now operating as Reid Orchards, sits east of Chetopa off U.S. Highway 166. The family grows pecans, apples, pears, Asian pears, and peaches, and 2026 marks the final season of the pick-your-own thornless blackberries that built the business back in 2001. Cash or check only, no cards.