Farms Near Liberty, KY

Liberty

Hustonville

First Day Farm sits outside Hustonville in Lincoln County, on the southern edge of the Bluegrass. Beyond the name, county, and address, little else about this listing turned up online — a small operation without much public footprint.

Liberty

Foxfire Farm runs a certified organic CSA out of Casey County, growing more than 40 crops of mixed vegetables, greens, herbs, and fruit across roughly 50 weeks a year. Members pick up Fridays or Saturdays at the farm for a 20% discount, or grab a share at the Boyle County Farmer's Market April through October. Home delivery reaches Liberty and Danville on Fridays for an extra fee. Orders close Wednesdays at 2pm.

Dunnville

Earlydawn Homesteading is based near Dunnville, in Casey County's south-central Kentucky farm country. The name points to a small homestead operation, but no website or social page was found to confirm what's raised or sold there. Contact the property directly for details.

Little Patch Oh Heaven Farm sits on Bastin Creek Road in Lincoln County, south-central Kentucky, near Waynesburg. No hours, products, or contact information are available online for this small farm. Reach out locally to confirm details.

Liberty

Liberty

Rainbow Harvest Farm is located in Liberty, the seat of Casey County in south-central Kentucky. Casey County's farmland runs mostly to cattle, hay, and small produce operations across rolling terrain. No website or listing specific to this farm was found — confirm current offerings and contact details directly with the owners.

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Liberty

Cumberland Miniatures is a small farm on KY 1859 in Liberty, in Casey County's rolling south-central Kentucky farmland. The name points to a miniature livestock operation, though no public listing confirms which animals are raised or whether the farm is open to visitors. Contact the property directly to confirm current offerings.

Dunnville

Bobby's Outdoor Adventures is listed on Decatur Road in Dunnville, in the same Casey County countryside as several other small agritourism operations in the area. The name points to outdoor recreation rather than crop or livestock sales, but no website confirms specific activities, seasons, or pricing.

Windsor

Heavenly Homestead Cheese ages cow's-milk cheese for a minimum of 60 days, made from just fresh milk, culture, and salt, on the Huff family's small farm in Russell County. It's a working farmstead cheese operation rather than a retail storefront — the kind of place where the whole batch comes from animals on the property.

Waynesburg

This listing is registered under an individual's name at an address in Lincoln County near Waynesburg, in south-central Kentucky. No business details, hours, or products are published online. It may be a private property rather than a public destination.

Russell Springs

Nancy

Wilson's Cedar Point Farm is in Pulaski County near Nancy, close to Lake Cumberland in south-central Kentucky. No hours, animals, or activities are published online for this farm. Check locally before visiting.

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Nancy

A seasonal working farm on Piney Grove Road in Pulaski County, known for its Kentucky Tulip Festival each spring — 200,000 tulips, with pick-your-own bouquets — and a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze with hayrides, a mega tube slide, and an animal barn. Weekends only from mid-September through October; weekdays are reserved for school groups by reservation.

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Russell Springs

A farm shop and berry market on West Highway 80 outside Russell Springs, in Russell County — look for it across from Bethlehem Church Graveyard. It's a small, cash-based operation without a storefront website, listed through Kentucky's state agritourism directory. Call ahead before driving out; what's ripe changes week to week and the farm doesn't keep posted hours.

Columbia

Heavenly Haven Farm is in Adair County near Columbia, in south-central Kentucky. No hours, products, or activities are published online for this farm. Contact directly to confirm current offerings.

Columbia

Russell Springs

A Kentucky Farmers' Market sits along Highway 127 in Russell Springs, in the Lake Cumberland region of south-central Kentucky. No independent website, hours, or contact info turned up in research — the highway-frontage address suggests a seasonal roadside setup.

New Boyle County Farmer's Market operates from the grounds of the Boyle County Extension Office on Corporate Drive in Danville — the address is the extension office itself. Boyle County's Bluegrass farmland outside Danville is known for cattle and produce operations, and the extension office runs the market as one of its agriculture programs. The office handles vendor and schedule questions directly.

Campbellsville

Sleepy Hollow Farm sells pumpkins and runs family activities each fall in Taylor County, outside Campbellsville. The name points to a seasonal operation — pumpkin patch, maybe a hayride — rather than a year-round farm stand.

Lebanon

Popes Creek Ranch is in Marion County near Lebanon, in the part of central Kentucky known as the Kentucky Holy Land for its early Catholic settlements. No hours, animals, or activities are published online for this ranch. Contact locally to confirm current offerings.

Russell Springs

Jamestown

A roadside farm stand on North Main Street in Jamestown, Russell County. Fall brings pumpkins, mums, and other seasonal decorations through October; the rest of the growing season rotates to in-season tomatoes and watermelons. It's a small operation with no listed website — call ahead to check what's currently ready to sell.

Danville

Hometown Farmers' Market operates on Lebanon Road in Danville, seat of Boyle County in the Bluegrass region and home to Centre College. Boyle County's farmland runs to produce, cattle, and hay across gently rolling ground south of Lexington.

Danville

KY Wine and Bourbon Tours runs guided trips out of Danville to distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, including stops like Woodford Reserve, Wild Turkey, and Four Roses. Groups of up to 20 travel together, with tastings, lunch, and gratuities (aside from the driver's) built into the price. The company started with wine tours in 2011 before adding bourbon.

Nancy

Pulaski County's oldest continuously operating business, running since the 1870s and now in its fifth generation under Don and Mark Haney. Across 450-plus acres they grow more than 25 apple varieties and 10 peach varieties, plus pears and nectarines, sold alongside jams, sorghum, country ham, and gourmet cheese in the farm market. There's a café for lunch and a dedicated pie shop. Open Monday–Saturday 9–5, Sunday 1–5.

Danville

Old Crow Inn sits on a 27-acre farm in Danville, built around a stone house from 1784 — the oldest one standing in Kentucky, with 24-inch walls and a Greek Revival portico. The property has grown organic vegetables and berries, planted a small vineyard, and poured wine in its own tasting room. Confirm current hours before visiting; the venue's operating status has changed in recent years.

Russell Springs

Clifty Creek Farm & Petting Zoo is located near Russell Springs in Russell County, part of the Lake Cumberland region. The petting zoo format points to hands-on animal encounters as the main draw, likely alongside seasonal fall activities common to the area.

RUSSELL SPRINGS

Wheat Bee Farm sits on Acree Road in Russell Springs, close to Lake Cumberland in south-central Kentucky. Its honey listing suggests hives kept on-site, though no website or social page confirms products, pricing, or hours. Call ahead before making the drive.

Somerset

Burnside Florist and Greenhouses operates as a nursery and floral business in Somerset, in Kentucky's Lake Cumberland region. Nurseries in this part of the state typically supply bedding plants, hanging baskets, and cut flowers to a mostly local customer base. Specific inventory and hours aren't listed publicly, so it's worth a call before visiting.

Lebanon

Lebanon Farmers' Market operates out of the Lebanon Pavilion on Main Street in this Marion County seat, Kentucky's self-proclaimed Home of the Original Bourbon Barrel. Marion County's rolling farmland grows tobacco, corn, and produce, and pavilion-based markets like this one typically run weekly through the growing season. Specific hours and vendor details were not confirmed online.

Jamestown

Jake Glover Riding Stables for Youth & Adults operates near Jamestown on Lake Cumberland in Russell County. The name points to horseback riding lessons or trail rides for both age groups, though hours and rates aren't published online.

Adair County Farmers Market runs out of the county's Cooperative Extension office at 409 Fairground Street in Columbia, the same building that houses the county's 4-H, agriculture, and family consumer science programs. Kentucky's rural county markets are commonly run this way, through the extension system rather than a standalone nonprofit, so the ag agent on staff can confirm current market days and vendors.

Jamestown

Reva's Greenhouses runs four growing houses in Jamestown, selling annual bedding plants, perennials, vegetable starts, houseplants, ferns, and hanging baskets alongside combination planters built to order. The greenhouses open in March and run through July, close for August, then reopen September and October, 8am to 6pm daily.

Harrodsburg

Terrapin Hill Farm spans fields, forests, ponds, and river frontage outside Harrodsburg, run by the Cashel family as an event and camping destination. Guests can pitch a tent, bunk in a cottage, or sleep in a tipi, with a chapel and covered pavilion hosting weddings and festivals. The farm also runs drumming and sound-wellness workshops alongside its camping and event bookings.

Jamestown

Solitude Studio Art is a working artist's studio in Jamestown teaching china painting, oils, watercolor, pen and ink, and old-world reproduction techniques. Visitors can schedule a private studio visit, sit in on a class, or commission a piece directly. Its Instagram following runs into the tens of thousands, built largely on demonstrations filmed at the easel.

Columbia

Crestwood

Foxhollow Farm in Crestwood, Kentucky celebrates 20 years of regenerative farming, raising AGA Certified 100% grass-fed and finished beef on a fourth-generation, Demeter Certified Biodynamic family farm. The farm ships regionally along the East Coast, sells pasture-raised chicken, pork, lamb, and bison alongside its beef, and hosts farm stays, stewardship experiences, and the Field N' Folk music series.

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Monticello

Campbellsville

Lancaster

Springfield

Springfield

Serano Alpacas & Yarns is a working alpaca farm in Springfield that mills roughly 200 pounds of its own fiber a year into yarn, socks, and apparel sold in the on-site farm store. Tours run year-round, by appointment only, and the shop also carries Kentucky Proud goods and antiques alongside the alpaca fiber.

Campbellsville

Burton's Garden Center operates on Saloma Road outside Campbellsville, in Taylor County's south-central Kentucky farmland. The name points to a plant and nursery business rather than a working farm, though no website was found to confirm current stock, hours, or seasonal offerings.

Lancaster

Marksbury Farm Market in Lancaster, Kentucky raises healthy, humanely raised 100% grass-fed and finished beef, pastured pork, and free-range chicken with partner family farms committed to land stewardship and animal welfare. Rotational grazing and proper aging make the beef rich in Omega-3s and antioxidants; find it at the on-farm butchery, Whole Foods, Kroger, and online.

Lancaster

Our cattle spend their entire lives on our green pastures with plenty of sunshine and fresh Central Kentucky air. You can experience the difference in the taste of our beef.

Lancaster

C M Lawson Apiary keeps hives along Richmond Road outside Lancaster, listed among Kentucky's honey producers in state agritourism directories. Beyond the address, no further details on hours or products are publicly posted.