Farms Near Lake City, MI

Lake City

Friends Farm is run by Friends Ministry, a nonprofit that grows tomatoes, green beans, potatoes, peppers, broccoli, carrots, strawberries, and raspberries on land along M-66 south of Lake City. The roadside stand stays open around the clock, cash or card, and the farm also runs a barter-for-labor program for residents of Wexford and Missaukee counties. Produce shows up in the cooler at the Lake City Thrift Store too.

Lake City

Lake City

Brown's Farms is based in Lake City, the Missaukee County seat in north-central Michigan's farm country. It's listed as agritourism; no website or social page details what's grown or when it's open to the public.

Lake City

In Law Farms sits on South Lucas Road outside McBain, in Missaukee County — cherry-and-dairy country in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula. Beyond the address, no current website, hours, or crop list turns up in public listings, so calling ahead before making the drive is the safer bet.

Lake City

Geers Farms, outside McBain, raises Belted Galloway cattle and Belgian draft horses rather than the usual roadside produce. The animals are the main attraction here, alongside a sideline in custom woodwork — the farm cuts charcuterie boards and topographical lake and river maps to order. It runs as a year-round destination, not a single-season pick.

Maple Leaf Farm and Creamery is a Michigan dairy operation, based on its name and listed category. Specific products, location, and hours aren't confirmed in public listings.

Manton

Cedar Creek Apiaries keeps bees on North 41 1/2 Road in Manton, in the Wexford County countryside north of Cadillac. It's a working honey operation — call ahead for current stock and pricing.

Cadillac

Cadillac Area Farmers Market sets up in downtown Cadillac, the Wexford County seat between Lake Cadillac and Lake Mitchell. No current website was found to confirm its vendor lineup or season, so details here are limited to location.

Cadillac

Held in Cadillac's City Park on West Cass Street, this market is a separate listing from the town's other farmers market and focuses on Michigan-made goods, per its name. No independent website surfaced to confirm current vendors or a schedule.

Thursday afternoons from May through October, Springfield Township Park at the corner of Lund and Creighton Roads fills with tables of local produce, baked goods, honey, flowers, and artisan goods. The outdoor market runs 3 to 7 p.m. and takes Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits alongside cash sales. Call (231) 258-0318 with weather-cancellation or vendor questions before making the drive out.

Fife Lake

Morganic Farm operates a CSA out of Fife Lake, a small Grand Traverse County village between Kalkaska and Traverse City. A domain registered under the farm's name suggests an active online presence, but the site couldn't be reached to confirm crops, share pricing, or pickup details.

Le Roy

Our story begins here with our farm. Nestled near the Manistee National Forest in Michigan, we raise our animals on 76 beautiful acres of rolling pasture and mixed forest, complete with two ponds and a winding creek. MannaFeast is more than just a farm. It's a regenerative paradise: From the snapping turtles 🐢 and beavers 🦫 inhabiting our ponds, to the hawks 🦅 soaring across our skies, to the wild turkeys 🦃 and deer 🦌 grazing our pastures amidst the fluttering butterflies 🦋, a miraculous a

Leroy

Our name is inspired by the biblical story of manna, a miraculous food God provided the Israelites to sustain them on their long journey through the wilderness. Therefore, Manna represents not just physical but also spiritual nourishment of divine origin. At MannaFeast, we believe that, like manna, good food too can provide more than just mere physical nourishment. It can also be a source of spiritual sustenance.

Kingsley

Kingsley Farmers Market sets up Wednesdays, 3 to 7pm, June through October, at 205 South Brownson Avenue in this small Grand Traverse County village. It's a modest, one-day-a-week market serving Kingsley and nearby Fife Lake and Grawn rather than drawing regional crowds.

Evart

Evart Farmers Market accepts all forms of customer assistance programs to include: SNAP - Double Up Food Bucks - Sr. Fresh - WIC and the Local Corewell Health vouchers.

Harrietta

Larry Waldo and Rosemary Rokita's family farm grows more than a dozen blueberry varieties on 40 acres between Cadillac and Traverse City, staggered so the u-pick season stretches across six weeks instead of two or three. Picking runs Tuesday through Sunday, 8am to 5pm, from mid-July into September. The farm anchors the Harrietta Blueberry Festival every first Saturday in August.

Grayling

Wellington Farm Park recreates a working 1930s Michigan farmstead on 60 acres in Grayling, with a sawmill, blacksmith shop, grist mill, and summer kitchen all still in operation. Guided tours walk visitors through the buildings, animals, and nature trail. Open weekends from Memorial Day to Father's Day and Labor Day to Halloween, daily in between. Call (989) 348-5187.

Harrison

Buckley

Pahl's Pumpkin Patch, part of Pahl's Country Store on M-37 in Buckley, pairs u-pick pumpkins with a corn maze, yard games, and farm animals each fall. The same property builds and sells sheds, cabins, and garages, delivered free within 100 miles. The store is open Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays.

Mesick

Abraham's Carriage Service runs horse-drawn hayrides, carriage rides, and, weather permitting, sleigh rides out of Mesick, seven days a week, year-round. The operation also boards horses on a seasonal or year-round basis and specializes in Tennessee Walking Horses under the name Abraham's Tennessee Walking Horses & Farm.

Bart's Fruit Market sits on West Houghton Lake Drive in Prudenville, on the shore of Houghton Lake, Michigan's largest inland lake. Its spot along the main lakefront corridor puts it in front of the seasonal tourist and cottage traffic that drives much of Roscommon County's summer economy.