Produce Farms near Clarksville, OH
12 produce farms within about 30 miles of Clarksville — Strawberry Run, Strawberry Run and Blooms Berries Farm Market, and more. Fresh vegetables and fruit grown by local farmers.
Strawberry Run
1.1 miClarksville
A u-pick farm and market on US-22 in Clarksville, best known for strawberries in early summer, with broccoli, lettuce, salad greens, tomatoes, and flowers following through the season. The stand takes cash. Some 2025 listings flag the farm as closed while others show it active, so call the number listed before driving out to confirm it's open. It sits in Clinton County.
Strawberry Run
1.4 miClarksville
Blooms Berries Farm Market
14.2 miLoveland
TCC Berry Farm
22.3 miMilford
The Farm on Central Weekly Farm Box
21.4 miCarlisle
The Farm on Central CSA has weekly & biweekly shares, billed 4 weeks at a time. You can pick up at our farm, drop points or get delivery. Our farm box is built around our own fresh produce, with other locally produced items such as apples. We rotate in value-added items like our own salad dressings, salsa or pickles. Swap out what you don't like for other items from our online or farm store. Add milk or egg shares if you like. See our website for more info.
TCC Berry Farm
22.5 miMilford
A family berry farm on US Route 50 in Milford, east of Cincinnati in Clermont County. You can pick your own berries in season or buy pre-picked at the on-farm market. The stand takes cash, check, and major cards. Web presence is thin beyond directory listings, so the address is the surest way to reach them during berry season.
Triple L Acres
24.1 miCincinnati
Bayer's Melon Farm
27.1 miDayton
Bayer's Melon Farm is a Dayton-area melon grower. As the name says, melons are the product, the muskmelons and watermelons that reach local stands in late summer. The listed West Third Street address puts a sales point on Dayton's west side, though the growing ground is typically farmland outside the city. Season runs roughly from midsummer into early fall.
A Bounty Of Eden
24.5 mihillsboro
Homestead Berry Farm
29.8 miFairborn
Homestead Berry Farm offers pick-your-own blackberries on West Enon Road in Fairborn, in Greene County near Dayton. Blackberry picking opens in mid-August. Come late fall, the farm switches to the holidays with fresh-cut Christmas trees and wreath-making workshops starting Thanksgiving week. It closes between seasons, so check before you drive out.
Barretts Strawberry Farm
23.8 miLeesburg
Strawberries are the specialty at Barretts Strawberry Farm on Fairfield Road near Leesburg, in the Highland County farmland of southwest Ohio. Ohio strawberry season runs from late May into June, the short window for fresh-picked fruit here. No website was found online, so call ahead in spring to confirm picking days and availability.
Indian Springs Berry Farm
28.9 miHamilton
Indian Springs Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on Tylersville Road in the Hamilton area of Butler County, north of Cincinnati. Strawberries lead off Ohio's berry season in late spring, with other berries following into summer. The farm doesn't post daily hours online, so a quick call confirms what's ripe before you drive out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many produce farms are near Clarksville?
US Farm Trail lists 12 produce farms within about 30 miles of Clarksville, Ohio, the closest being Strawberry Run in Clarksville. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit produce farms near Clarksville in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.