Farms in Louisburg, KS

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm

Foxfire Farm is a 75-acre homestead in Miami County growing u-pick fruits and vegetables under organic and sustainable practices — crops rotate yearly, cover crops rebuild the soil between seasons, and only certified-organic treatments go on for pest problems. Spring brings u-pick strawberries; the farm adds more crops through the season as they come in.

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm

Tom and Shelly Schierman started Louisburg Cider Mill in 1977 as a roadside cider stand in a restored hay barn; the Country Store went up the next year and it's been growing since. Today it presses fresh apple cider, fries cider donuts, and runs a tasting room for hard ciders and wines alongside Lost Trail root beer and sarsaparilla. Fall brings a 10-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, and wagon rides, mid-September through October.

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze

Rigney Farms cuts a corn maze into their Louisburg fields every fall, alongside U-pick sweet corn, pumpkins, and a small refreshment stand. The farm also books birthday parties, school tours, and even weddings around the maze season. It's a working farm hosting an event, not an event venue dressed up as a farm — cash or check only at the stand.

Louisburg · Farmers Market

The Original Louisburg Farmers Market sets up at South 2nd and Mulberry Streets every Saturday, 7 to 11 a.m., June through September. It now runs in partnership with Nomad Market KC, which rotates in more than 20 local vendors selling produce, meats, eggs, jams, pickles, baked goods, soaps, and crafts — enough variety that it reads more like a small-town bazaar than a produce stand.

Louisburg · Farmers Market

Nomad Market KC runs year-round, every Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m. at 2nd and Mulberry in Louisburg — unusual for a Kansas market, most of which shut down for winter. More than 20 rotating vendors sell farm-fresh produce, local meats and eggs, jams and pickles, breads and pastries, natural soaps, and crafts. Most take cash and cards; some take SNAP, EBT, FMNP, and WIC.

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Powell Pumpkin Patch calls itself Kansas City's most traditional pumpkin patch, running a corn maze and wagon rides on free-admission grounds in Louisburg from late September through October 31. Hours run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, with the maze closing at 5. Call (913) 879-2477 for general info, or (913) 375-5743 for group reservations.

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm, Apiary

Toller Apiary keeps bees around Louisburg and sells buckwheat, clover, wildflower, and raw honey straight from the hive, along with supplies for other beekeepers. The bees forage in unsprayed areas and aren't given antibiotics. The apiary has operated as a Kansas LLC since 2019.

Louisburg · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Cy & Dee's Blackberry Farm is a pick-your-own blackberry operation in Louisburg, part of a cluster of small u-pick farms in eastern Kansas berry country. Beyond the blackberries themselves, little else is documented publicly; call ahead for picking hours and availability.

Louisburg · Farm Stand

Louisburg · Farm Stand, Corn Maze

Cleveland · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

The Berry Patch grows berries on State Line Road in Cleveland, south of Kansas City on the Missouri–Kansas border. Strawberries in this area come in during May and June, with blackberries following through summer. The listing doesn't post hours or pricing, so contact the farm before visiting to check what's ripe and whether they offer pick-your-own.

Cleveland · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Tubby Fruits Peach Orchard grows more than 50 varieties of tree-ripened peaches near Cleveland, south of Kansas City toward Belton. The farm also runs about an acre of pick-your-own thornless blackberries and offers U-pick cherries, apples, and home-grown tomatoes as they come in. Run by Mark Angermayer, it goes by ripeness rather than a fixed calendar, so check its Facebook page before going.

Bucyrus · Farm Stand, Orchard

Spring Hill · Agritourism Farm

Cricket's Farm is a small agritourism operation in Spring Hill, in the fast-growing edge of Johnson County southwest of Kansas City. We couldn't find a working website or listing with specifics for this one — reach out directly for current offerings and seasonal hours.

Cleveland · Farm Stand, Orchard

Spring Hill · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Hickory Creek Ranch runs a pumpkin patch and fall festival in Spring Hill, on the Johnson County line southwest of Kansas City. It's one of several fall agritourism stops that have grown up along that corridor. Details on specific attractions, hours, and pricing aren't published; contact the ranch directly for current-season plans.

Spring Hill · Farmers Market

Spring Hill's Saturday market runs roughly 7:30 to 11:30 a.m., June through September, at 406 W. Nichols. Vendors — all from within 50 miles and selling only what they grow or make themselves — bring fruit and vegetables in season, herbs, plants, cut flowers, honey, jams, baked goods, ironwork, and even chair massage. It's a homegrown-only market, not a resale operation, which keeps the selection tied to what's actually in season locally.

Farmers Market

A rural market on State Route A near Drexel, in the southwestern corner of Cass County close to the Kansas line. It serves the small farm towns south of Kansas City, with area growers offering seasonal produce and homemade goods. It shares the Cass County name with the larger Harrisonville market but sits well out in the country.

Paola · Farmers Market

Stilwell · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Belton · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Johnson Farms lets visitors pick pumpkins straight from the field or grab pre-gathered ones, backed by a corn maze, picnic grounds, and concessions. Weekend wagon rides pass the farm animals. The operation runs on South Route D at Holmes Road in Belton, Cass County, south of Kansas City. It's a popular fall stop for families across the metro.

Drexel · Farm Stand, Orchard