Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Louisville, KY
7 agritourism & farm experiences in Louisville. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
In Louisville
Hermitage Farm
Louisville
Hermitage Farm is a working thoroughbred operation in Goshen, minutes from Louisville, that has produced Kentucky Derby and Oaks winners. Visitors can walk the barns and tour the grounds, then eat at Barn8, the on-site restaurant sourcing from the farm's own gardens and area producers. The estate also books overnight stays and private events, and its guest list once included Queen Elizabeth II.
Begs Honey
Louisville
Begs Honey works out of Louisville under Jeremy Pharris, producing Kentucky Certified Honey and offering pollination services on the side. Pharris also does free swarm removal and pulls hives out of trees and buildings around the city when they turn up somewhere they shouldn't. A private Facebook group tracks when each summer's harvest is ready to sell.
Burns Bees and Honey
Louisville
Eric Burns has kept hives on Eastview Avenue in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood since 2012, selling treatment-free raw honey from a self-serve roadside stand that runs Memorial Day through Thanksgiving. He also handles honey bee, wasp, and hornet removal — humane relocation, not extermination — and sets up most years at the Kentucky State Fair. No middleman: what's in the stand is what his bees made that week.
Beth Wagner
Louisville
Beth Wagner's agritourism listing sits at 827 Alta Vista Court in Louisville. No further details on activities, products, or hours have been published beyond the address itself.
Betsy Ramey
Louisville
Betsy Ramey's property is on Shady Hollow Drive in Louisville's Jefferson County. It appears as a small agritourism entry with no independent website, so what's grown or offered there isn't publicly confirmed. Reaching out directly is the best way to learn more.
Hidden Hollow Orchard and Wildlife Sanctuary
Louisville
Hidden Hollow Orchard and Wildlife Sanctuary sits off Apple Hill Road on the eastern edge of Jefferson County, closer to Louisville's rural fringe than its downtown. The dual orchard-and-sanctuary name points to both fruit growing and animal care happening on the same grounds.
Karen Shade
Louisville
Karen Shade's agritourism listing is registered at Woodfill Way in Louisville. No details on what's grown, sold, or open to visitors have been published beyond the address.
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