Farms in Saginaw, MI

Saginaw · Farmers Market

A farmers market in downtown Saginaw on South Washington Avenue. No current hours or vendor list are publicly posted — check with the City of Saginaw or the Saginaw County Chamber for this season's schedule.

Saginaw · Farmers Market

Thomas Township's parks and recreation department runs this Monday-evening market at 455 South Miller Road, 4 to 7 p.m., spring through fall. Vendors sell fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan items, with a food truck typically parked on-site. Call 989-781-0151 or check the Thomas Township Market Facebook page for the week's lineup before heading over.

Saginaw · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Heinlein's Berries is a family-run u-pick strawberry patch on Dehmel Road in Saginaw, open for a few weeks each June. Bring your own containers and cash — no cards here — and check their Facebook page before driving out, since picking days shift with the weather.

Saginaw · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Johnson's grows more than 80 pumpkin varieties on its Saginaw farm, from one-pound minis to 70-pounders, alongside gourds, squash, and corn stalk bundles. The 13-acre corn maze runs daily through October 31, free admission, with a 2,000-square-foot craft barn stocked by more than 100 local vendors and daily hand-cranked donuts. Weekends add pony rides, a petting zoo, and live music.

Saginaw · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Saginaw · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Saginaw Valley Sod Farm has grown Kentucky Bluegrass sod on Gratiot Road since 1970, using mineral soils and a 3D sod blend to produce a darker, denser lawn that needs less watering and mowing than standard turf. The farm also sells used lawn and farm equipment out of its Saginaw yard, and keeps weekday hours only, closing on weekends.

Saginaw · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Schantz's grows 15 blueberry varieties on 8 to 10 acres outside Saginaw, open daily 8am to 8pm through the season for u-pick or pre-picked berries. It's a family-run operation in a quiet country setting — they supply pails, though you're welcome to bring your own, and there's a portable restroom on-site for the length of a picking trip.

Saginaw · CSA Farm

Saginaw · Farm Stand

Saginaw · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Frankenmuth · Agritourism Farm

Weiss Centennial Farm sits on Weiss Road in Frankenmuth, Michigan's Bavarian-themed tourist town in the Saginaw Valley. A "Centennial Farm" name typically marks a Michigan farm that has stayed in the same family for over 100 years, a status tracked by the state's official Centennial Farm program. This farm's specific crops or visiting details aren't published online.

Bay City · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Berry Creek Farms is a produce and agritourism operation on South Euclid Avenue in Bay City, near Saginaw Bay in Michigan's Thumb region. Specific crops and visiting details aren't published online.

Freeland · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Russell Blueberry Farm is a veteran-owned, family-run operation in Freeland that has grown blueberries since 1988, with up to 12 varieties across 22 acres for u-pick or pre-picked sale. The farm bakes its own muffins and pies and bottles preserves, syrup, and honey; a 10-acre lake and picnic area sit alongside a used bookstore, Russell's Blueberry Book Barn. Blueberries run July through August.

Auburn · Agritourism Farm

Warmbier Farms is a garden center in Auburn, north of Saginaw, stocking annuals, perennials, shrubs, hydrangeas, and hanging baskets alongside concrete statuary, indoor furniture, and gift items. The greenhouse rotates inventory through the season and runs regular sales on plants and shrubs. It's open seven days a week, with shorter Sunday hours.

Birch Run

At 5Heart Earthworm Farm, we’re passionate about reducing waste. The farm is set up on a family farm in Birch Run, Michigan, where food scraps from our residential and business customers are turned into nutrient-rich worm castings. These castings are packaged on the farm and ready to sell shortly after harvesting them! Sarah Archer, owner of 5Heart Earthworm Farm, has been having worms eat her food scraps for over 20 years and loves to teach about the benefits of using worm castings in your gard

Frankenmuth · Farmers Market

Frankenmuth · Agritourism Farm

Frankenmuth Area Agricultural Tours operates around Frankenmuth, the Saginaw County town built on its Bavarian heritage, chicken-dinner restaurants, and year-round Christmas shopping at Bronner's. This listing connects visitors to area farms as an add-on to that established tourism trade — specific tour stops, dates, and booking details aren't published under this name.

Essexville · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Montrose · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Montrose Orchards runs a working cider mill and U-pick orchard about 20 miles northwest of Flint, now in its third generation of family ownership. Pick your own apples, pears, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, or pumpkins, then stop at the bakery for cider and donuts from Debbie's Kitchen. The farm store also stocks jams, honey, maple syrup, and cherry juice, plus hayrides and a fall pumpkin patch.

Frankenmuth · Agritourism Farm

Grandpa Tiny's Farm sits on Weiss Street in Frankenmuth and runs as a hands-on animal farm from May through December. Visitors meet farm animals daily, and the calendar adds Santa's Reindeer Farm, the Frankenmuth Flower Festival, a fall pumpkin patch, and Farm Fright Nights depending on the season. The farm also books weddings and group field trips for schools.

Montrose · Farm Stand, Orchard

Montrose Orchards has grown apples at 12473 Seymour Rd. in Montrose since 1913, and the Hill family has run the 150-acre farm since 1926. The stand carries more than 30 apple varieties plus pears, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and sweet cherries, along with cider donuts and pies baked on site. Hours run daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. during harvest, shorter in winter.

Hemlock · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Backwoods Blueberries grows five blueberry varieties across a 20-acre patch on Ederer Road in Hemlock. U-pick runs mid-July through mid-August, seven days a week, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., at $2.50 a pound. Berries here store well frozen for a year or more, according to the farm's own site — useful if you're picking enough for winter baking, not just a weekend snack.