Farms Near Peninsula, OH

Peninsula

Heritage Farms has grown Christmas trees on Riverview Road in Peninsula since 1848, at the gateway to Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Beyond cut-your-own trees, the family farm hosts seasonal events, the Peninsula Flea market and its Pumpkin Pandemonium among them, plus vacation rentals and primitive camping on the grounds. It marks its 178th year in 2026.

Peninsula

Szalay's Farm & Market on Riverview Road in Peninsula, Ohio is a Cuyahoga Valley institution, open every day 9 to 7 through the season. The farm market pairs its produce with outdoor eateries, and fall at the farm brings its own traditions.

Peninsula

Hale Farm & Village is a living-history museum inside Cuyahoga Valley National Park, recreating 19th-century life in Ohio's Western Reserve across 32 historic buildings. Costumed interpreters demonstrate old trades like glassblowing, blacksmithing, pottery, and spinning, while heirloom gardens and farm animals fill out the working village around the 1820s Hale family brick house. It opens Wednesday through Sunday from June to Labor Day, then weekends through October, on Oak Hill Road near Peninsula.

Peninsula

Greenfield Berry Farm grows berries and produce on Major Road in Peninsula, inside the Cuyahoga Valley between Cleveland and Akron. Small farms in this protected valley supply local markets and often open for berry-picking in summer. The setting among the national park's woods and trails makes it a scenic farm stop. Contact them to confirm picking days and what's in season.

Peninsula

Szalay's Farm & Market sits on Riverview Road in Peninsula, inside the Cuyahoga Valley between Cleveland and Akron. The farm is best known for its sweet corn, including roasted corn from the outdoor stand, alongside a full produce market and, in fall, pumpkins and seasonal activities. It's open daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in season. Cash and check accepted, with an ATM on site.

Outdoor farmers' market at Howe Meadow inside Cuyahoga Valley National Park, at 4040 Riverview Road in Peninsula. Run by the nonprofit Countryside, it gathers regional growers and food producers on Saturdays from 9am to noon through the warm months, roughly late April into October. Expect vegetables, meats, eggs, cheese, and prepared foods from Northeast Ohio farms. Countryside can be reached at the number below.

Cold-season companion to Countryside's summer market, held indoors at Old Trail School, 2315 Ira Road in Bath. It runs Saturdays from 9am to noon through the winter months, opening in November after the outdoor Howe Meadow season ends. Vendors bring storage crops, greenhouse greens, meats, eggs, baked goods, and pantry items from area farms. Countryside operates it and can be reached at the number below.

Bath

Richfield

Richfield

Stone Garden Farm sits on Southern Road in Richfield, in Summit County between Akron and Cleveland. It runs as a working heritage farm and gathering spot, known locally for seasonal events and history-minded programming rather than a big retail stand. The setting is old-Ohio farmland kept close to how it worked generations ago.

Copley

Akron

East Bath Farm is an agritourism farm on North Revere Road in the Bath Township area near Akron, Summit County. No website or specifics about crops and hours surfaced online. Reach the farm directly to find out what it grows and whether it's open to visitors.

Akron

Graf Growers has run a garden shop, landscape service and farm market on White Pond Drive in Akron for more than 40 years. The garden shop stays open year-round with plants grown on-site; from July through October the farm market fills with locally grown fruits and vegetables. They also handle landscape design and installation.

Akron

Boughton Farm is a small agritourism farm on Boughton Drive in Akron. Nothing specific about its crops, hours, or public offerings turned up online. Reach out to the farm directly to learn what it grows and whether it hosts visitors.

Medina

Pick-your-own is the whole point at this Granger Township orchard on Ledge Road: apples in the fall, blueberries and raspberries starting in late June, all picked by the visitor rather than off a shelf. The farm store stocks honey, jams and syrups. Run by the Lynn family for over 70 years, it irrigates with collected rainwater. No admission fee, and picking bags are handed to kids.

Thaxton's Organic Garlic grows garlic in Ohio, a specialty operation built around hardneck varieties sold both for eating and as seed stock for other growers. Garlic goes in the ground in fall and comes out mid-summer, so supply is seasonal and often sells out. A former web domain for the farm is no longer active. Contact them through the listing for current varieties and seed-garlic availability.

Medina

Jacobs Heritage Farm raises heritage livestock on Jacoby Road in Copley, west of Akron. The farm keeps Jacob sheep, Hungarian Mangalitsa pigs, chickens, geese, and quail, and sells pasture-raised meat, eggs, honey and infused honeys, plus preserves, soap, and candles. A farmstand handles on-site sales, and they deliver across Northeast Ohio through Market Wagon. Products also turn up at select area retailers.

North Royalton

Heavenly Hill Farm runs a fall agritourism season on State Road in North Royalton, with u-pick apples, a corn maze, hayrides, and more than 2,500 pumpkins by October. The farm market carries raw honey, Amish pies, and produce. Weekday field trips are available by appointment, and public hours run weekends from mid-September through Halloween.

Akron

Rhythm and Roots Farm is a small agritourism farm on Lakeland Avenue in Akron. Its city-edge location points to the kind of urban or market-garden operation that grows produce for neighbors and area markets. No website or crop list surfaced online, so reach out directly to learn what's growing and whether sales or visits are open to the public.

Medina

North Royalton

Granger Township

North Royalton

Brooklyn Heights

Rosby's is one of the last working farms left inside Cleveland's suburbs, sitting in Brooklyn Heights just south of downtown in Cuyahoga County. It combines a greenhouse with a berry operation, drawing pickers in early summer and selling bedding plants and fall pumpkins as the seasons turn. Being minutes from the city makes it a rare pick-your-own stop for close-in neighborhoods.

Norton

An alpaca farm on Stimson Road in Norton, Summit County, northeast Ohio. Farms like this raise alpacas for breeding stock and fiber, often with a farm store for yarn and knitwear, but specific hours, products, or a website for this listing aren't confirmed online.

Barberton

Hinckley

Kent

North Royalton

Streetsboro

Daybreak Lavender Farm grows lavender on Frost Road in Streetsboro, Portage County, between Akron and the Ohio Turnpike. Lavender farms here bloom and open for cutting in summer, roughly June into July, often selling bundles, dried buds, and lavender-based goods. Its former web address now sits parked, so check social media or call ahead for this season's u-cut days and shop hours.

Medina

Hinckley

Hillside Orchard Farm Market is an orchard and farm stand at 2397 Center Road in Hinckley, in Medina County south of Cleveland near the Metroparks. It sells tree fruit and seasonal produce when open. Public details are limited, so call ahead to confirm the season's crops and hours.

Hillside Orchard grows apples, blueberries, and pumpkins at 2397 Center Road in Hinckley, Medina County, with pick-your-own blueberry, apple, and pumpkin fields in season. The farm market sells Ohio-grown fruit and vegetables, a homemade bakery known for cider donuts, and fruit baskets through late summer and fall. It sits in the countryside south of Cleveland. Call 330-225-4748 for picking conditions and hours.

Akron

Hitch-in-Time is listed on Arlington Road on the south side of Akron in Summit County. The name suggests horse-drawn wagon or carriage rides rather than a crop farm, the hitch-and-hayride kind of operation that turns up at fall and holiday events. Details are thin online, so treat it as a local agritourism listing.

Parma

Stearns Homestead is the last working farm in Parma, a 48-acre historic property at 6975 Ridge Road with farm animals, restored 19th-century buildings, and a country store. A seasonal Saturday farmers market has run on the grounds selling vegetables, fruit, and more, though the farm has at times paused it, so confirm before going. Contact [email protected], call 440-558-7212, or see stearnshomestead.com.

Hinckley

Chagrin Falls

About Us It's our 21st season! We are ready to showcase our areas finest farmers, bakers, makers & artisans to YOU! Depending on the month, we celebrate the bounty of our harvests. Our calendars are getting full with Blueberry Day, Kid's Market, Tomato Day, Corn Day & Fall Harvest Day! Stop by for a longstanding community market, we look forward to serving you. Started in 2002 the Geauga Fresh Farmers' Market is producer-only farmers’ market operating year round in Geauga County. The market is b

Medina

Boneta Road Berry Farm (listed here as Bonita Road) is a family u-pick blueberry farm in Medina County, just north of Route 18 and close to I-71. Blueberries are the whole show, picked in season by the pound. There's no dedicated website; the farm posts ripening and picking updates on Facebook.

Cleveland

Amalfi Gardens is an urban farm near 82nd and Kinsman Road on Cleveland's East Side, in the Kinsman neighborhood. It sells produce grown on-site through a small stand. Little is posted online, so reach out directly for current hours and availability.

Mogadore

Walnut Drive Gardens is a pick-your-own farm at 562 Randolph Road in Mogadore, southeast of Akron, worked by the same family since 1862. Visitors pick fruit and vegetables across more than 80 acres through the growing season. Call ahead to check which crops are ready, since availability shifts week to week.

Green City Growers runs one of the country's largest urban hydroponic greenhouses, a roughly 3.25-acre operation in Cleveland's Central neighborhood growing lettuce, leafy greens, and herbs for regional grocers and restaurants year-round. It's an employee-owned business under the Evergreen Cooperatives network, built to bring living-wage jobs to the surrounding community. Produce is cut and delivered locally within a day. Reach the operator through Evergreen Cooperatives.

Fly by Night Farms is a farm in Ohio. Public details are limited online, so its crops or livestock aren't confirmed here.

Cleveland

Cleveland

Doylestown

Walsh Farms sits on Grill Road outside Doylestown, in Wayne County, part of Ohio's Amish-country farm belt. It's listed as an agritourism farm, the kind that sells seasonal produce or hosts visitors, though specifics aren't published online. Wayne County is dense with working family farms and roadside stands; call ahead to confirm what Walsh Farms grows and when it's open.

Medina

Cleveland

Carnegie Food Hub sits at 3915 Carnegie Avenue in Cleveland's Midtown, the corridor between downtown and University Circle. It gathers food from nearby growers and moves it out to buyers and neighborhoods across the city. Hours follow a distribution calendar rather than daily retail, so timing a visit takes a quick call ahead.

Mantua

Chagrin Falls

Chagrin Falls

Our objective is to preserve Snake Hill Farm for our own use and as a model to others. Sustainable agriculture supports this objective by making the land productive on a profitable basis. Snake Hill Farm has been growing organic produce and raising beef organically since we were first certified by the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) in 1996. Beginning in 2002 we met the new Federal organic standards and earned the right to display the “USDA Organic” label. We emphasize high qua

Chagrin Falls

Maplestar Farm has been in the Trethewey Family since 1940. Starting out as a small dairy, it later transitioned to a Hay and Grain operation. In 2004 we transitioned once again this time to produce that we sell at a farmers market and a few area restaurants.

Auburn Township

Farming for the Future Meet the family, and work on the farm Sirna’s Farm is in the process of transitioning into its second generation, with Craig and Anne still involved, and daughters, Kristen and Kaitlyn, taking over more of the operation. There’s always something to be learned, and knowledge is gained every season. As climate change presents itself year after year, the need for a sustainable and resilient food system is increasingly clear. We invite you to learn about farming at Sirna’s thr

Cleveland

Brunswick

Mogadore

Brunswick

Sunday at the Farm is the farmers market held at Heritage Farm, 4613 Laurel Road in Brunswick, run by the Brunswick Area Historical Society. It opens Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., roughly mid-June through early October. Vendors sell produce, homemade jams, baked goods, and crafts on the historic farm grounds south of Cleveland. Details come through the historical society at brunswickhistory.com or 330-558-6894.

Cleveland

Bay Branch Farm is an urban farm on West 114th Street in Cleveland growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers with organic practices. Its produce sells through Lake Road Market in Rocky River, Oxbow Orchard in Valley View, and the purplebrown farm store in Peninsula. The farm runs a spring plant sale of organic-grown seedlings plus seasonal workshops, and supplies custom flower arrangements to local chefs.

Wadsworth