Farms in Traverse City, MI

Traverse City · Farmers Market

This market sets up inside the historic Village at Grand Traverse Commons — the restored 1800s state hospital campus turned shops-and-restaurants district on Cottageview Drive. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, honey, herbs, and artisan crafts among the district's boutiques, spring through fall. Call 231-941-1961 or check thevillagetc.com for the market's current days and hours, which flex around the district's retail schedule.

Traverse City · Farmers Market

On Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., vendors set up outdoors on The Piazza — the green space at the Village at Grand Traverse Commons — for this seasonal market. Tables carry fresh produce, plants, flowers, baked goods, and artisan items from spring through fall. Call 231-941-1961 for the current vendor list, since this Saturday market runs separately from the Commons' daily indoor shops.

Traverse City

In the colder months (November-April), you can stay toasty while you shop at our Indoor Farmers Market in The Mercato corridor on Saturday mornings from 10am-2pm. Bring your friends and grab a hot beverage from Cuppa Joe and stroll through the variety of vendors and check out our Mercato shops, too! Breakfast and lunch are available on Saturdays from Cuppa Joe, Red Spire Brunch House, S2S-Sugar2Salt, Pleasanton Bakery, Spanglish, and B50 The Village Store.

Traverse City · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Buchan's Blueberry Hill is a fifth-generation farm on the Old Mission Peninsula, working the same ground since 1900. U-pick runs through blueberries, peaches, and apples in season, and the farm churns its own ice cream from the fruit it grows. Jams, jellies, seasonal vegetables, and baked goods are sold at the farm stand.

Traverse City · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Bull Dog Berries farms 25 acres of blueberries outside Traverse City, growing 11 varieties alongside strawberries and Saskatoon berries. Rows are mowed and walkable for u-pick visitors, and the owners have talked about adding raspberries and blackberries in future seasons. It's a working farm first — picking windows track the weather, so a call ahead helps.

Traverse City · Farmers Market

Traverse City · Agritourism Farm

Clearbrook Farms grows u-pick peaches and Chinese chestnuts about 15 minutes west of Traverse City, with picking season running from August through October. It's a smaller, later-season stop compared to the cherry orchards that dominate the Leelanau Peninsula earlier in summer.

Traverse City · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Traverse City · Farmers Market

Anavery Fine Foods is a farmers-market vendor based on Secor Road outside Traverse City, in Grand Traverse County — Michigan's self-declared cherry capital. No product list or contact details are public yet.

Traverse City · Agritourism Farm, U-Pick Farm

Third Coast Fruit Co is a cherry u-pick operation taking shape outside Traverse City, among the orchards that make the area one of Michigan's cherry-growing centers. As of this writing the company's site is still marked "launching soon," with an email list for updates rather than a set picking schedule.

Traverse City · Farm Stand

Traverse City · Farm Stand, Apiary

Traverse City · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Williamsburg

Welcome to Up North Heritage Farm where we specialize in high-quality pasture-raised products. We are the Wierema Family, consisting of Justin, Melissa, and our two children Lily and Gavin, living and working on 42 beautiful acres in Grand Traverse County. We packed up our lives in the Chicago suburbs in 2017 on a whim with a dream of living a simple life up north. We landed just east of Traverse City in Williamsburg, MI not knowing a single person and only visiting the area one time before. Alt

Suttons Bay · Agritourism Farm

Black Star Farms farms 160 acres on the Leelanau Peninsula, producing wine and spirits sold through its Suttons Bay tasting room, open daily with extended hours Friday and Saturday. The estate also runs a bed-and-breakfast inn named USA Today's #1 Best Wine Country Hotel for 2025, an equestrian facility with three miles of trails, and seasonal events ranging from wine tastings to goat yoga.

Kingsley · Farmers Market

Kingsley Farmers Market sets up Wednesdays, 3 to 7pm, June through October, at 205 South Brownson Avenue in this small Grand Traverse County village. It's a modest, one-day-a-week market serving Kingsley and nearby Fife Lake and Grawn rather than drawing regional crowds.

Suttons Bay · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Williamsburg · Agritourism Farm

Morrison Farms has grown fruit along Elk Lake Road since 1890, now run by Mark and Tracy Morrison as the third generation. Two roadside markets and a country store sell deciduous and stone fruit, U-pick apples and cherries, and a full sweet shop in Grand Traverse County. Tour buses are welcome, a sign of how long this stop has been on the map.

Cedar · Farm Stand

Elk Rapids · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Cedar · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Suttons Bay · Agritourism Farm

Suttons Bay Hops at Periard Farm North sits on South Herman Road in Leelanau County, a peninsula better known for cherries and wine grapes than hops — though local growers increasingly supply Michigan's craft breweries. No public hours or sales details are listed yet.

Suttons Bay · Agritourism Farm

Periard's Farm North sits on South Herman Road in Suttons Bay, at the base of the Leelanau Peninsula where Lake Michigan keeps summers cool enough for cherries and apples to thrive. It's listed as a stop on the area's agritourism trail, though the farm hasn't published its current crop lineup or hours online. Call ahead before making the drive.

Suttons Bay · Farmers Market

Williamsburg · Farm Stand