Farms Near Dry Ridge, KY

Dry Ridge

Hickory Hill Farm sits in Grant County, roughly halfway between Cincinnati and Lexington off I-75. It's listed among the working farms open to visitors through Kentucky's agritourism network, though what's grown and sold here isn't well documented online — worth a call before making the drive.

Dry Ridge

Red Barn Farm is on Knoxville Road in Dry Ridge, Grant County, along the I-75 corridor in northern Kentucky. No website or social page was found to confirm what the farm raises or grows, or whether it's open to visitors on a regular schedule.

Dry Ridge

Pennington Family Farms runs Country Pumpkins on a 250-acre working dairy farm, with a corn maze that hides number prizes, hayrides out to the pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, barrel train, and playground. The 2026 season runs September 12 through November 2, with limited weekday hours and full weekend hours. It's on Sherman Mount Zion Road in Dry Ridge.

Dry Ridge

This Williamstown location, on North Main Street, is Grant County's own market rather than the separately run Family Roadside Farmers Market a few blocks away on the same street. Williamstown is the county seat and sits along I-75 near the Ark Encounter attraction.

Williamstown

Farmer Bill operates out of Williamstown, a Grant County town strung along the I-75 corridor between Cincinnati and Lexington. The name suggests a single proprietor running a small farm stand or seasonal operation rather than a large tourist draw.

Family Roadside Farmers Market sits on North Main Street in Williamstown, Grant County, along the I-75 corridor between Cincinnati and Lexington. The name suggests a stand-style setup rather than a vendor-stall market, common along this stretch of highway where roadside produce stands have long served travelers headed to the Ark Encounter attraction nearby.

Dry Ridge

DRY RIDGE

Dry Ridge sits along I-75 in Grant County, a fast-growing exit town between Cincinnati and Lexington that's still mostly farmland once you get off the highway. Blue Shire Farms runs a CSA out of this address on Lemon Northcutt Road — a rural route a few miles from the interstate exit, in the kind of rolling country that supports small produce operations.

Williamstown is the Grant County seat, along I-75 between Cincinnati and Lexington — better known these days for the Ark Encounter theme park a few exits south than for its farmers market. This one runs on North Main Street in the old downtown, a small-town stop for a county that's grown fast since the park opened.

Grant County Farmers Market sets up on South Main Street in Crittenden, a small I-75 corridor town at the county's northern edge. It's one of several markets serving Grant County alongside locations in the county seat of Williamstown, a sign of how spread out the county's small towns are along the interstate.

Crittenden

Amore' Honey is based in Crittenden, a small Grant County town off I-75 between Cincinnati and Lexington. It's listed as a honey producer under Kentucky's agritourism program, though no specific products or hours are published.

Crittenden

Barker's Blackberry Hill Winery combines a small vineyard operation with produce sales in Crittenden, a Grant County town just off I-75 between Cincinnati and Lexington. No working website or current listing surfaced in research, so hours, tastings, and what's in season should be confirmed directly.

VERONA

Verona

No city was listed for this farm, but its ZIP code places it in Sadieville, in Scott County north of Georgetown. No independent website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed online.

Walton

Daniels Petting Farm sits in Walton, a Boone County town in the fast-growing corridor south of Cincinnati. As a petting farm, the draw is hands-on time with farm animals rather than crop sales.

Berry

Mullins Log Cabin Country Getaway rents out an 1800s log cabin on a private 240-acre farm in Grant County, roughly 45 minutes from Lexington and 15 from the Ark Encounter. There's no electricity — guests cook, read, and sleep by oil lamp, candle, and wood-burning fireplace. The farm also hosts seasonal events like Christmas Down on the Farm and a herb-focused Wild Herbal Walk Day each May.

Walton

WALTON

Benton Family Farm is a family-run agritourism operation in Walton, Boone County. Development pressure from Cincinnati's southern suburbs has reached this part of northern Kentucky, though pockets of working farmland like this one remain active. Specific crops or activities weren't verifiable online.

Walton

Benton Farms is an agritourism operation in Walton, in Boone County's stretch of northern Kentucky between Cincinnati and Lexington on the old Lexington Pike. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed online.

Independence is the seat of Kenton County, itself named for frontiersman Simon Kenton, and this Madison Pike market carries his name. It serves the county's fast-growing suburban belt south of Cincinnati — produce and goods from area growers, on a smaller scale than the markets in Louisville or Lexington.

NKY Honey Bees is a small apiary operation in Kentucky's northern river counties, across from Cincinnati. The name points to raw, local honey sold direct from the beekeeper rather than through a storefront. No independent website, hours, or contact info were found online for this listing.

Independence

Independence Farmers' Market runs along Madison Pike in this Kenton County city on the edge of the Cincinnati metro. Kentucky's northern counties grow sweet corn, tomatoes, and melons through the summer months, and small-town markets in the region typically operate a weekly outdoor season from May into October. Specific hours and vendor lineup were not confirmed online.

Corinth

Kokovoko Breeding Farm works 150 organic acres in Harrison County outside Corinth, breeding Swedish Gotland ponies and Lincoln Longwool sheep — a combination rare enough to make this one of the larger Gotland herds in the country. Visitors can book driving and spinning lessons or a farm tour by appointment, and can stay overnight at the on-site Carriage House Retreat or through Camp Kokovoko.

Sparta

Michels Family Farm operates in Sparta, in Gallatin County along the I-71 corridor between Louisville and Cincinnati. No hours, crops, or activities are published online for this family agritourism stop. Call ahead to confirm what's currently open to visitors.

School House Bees - Spille's Honey sells raw honey under the Spille family name, a common setup among small Kentucky apiaries that keep hives on family land and sell jars locally rather than through retail stores. No independent website or contact info were found online.

Union

Farm Haven is an agritourism farm in Union, in Boone County's stretch of northern Kentucky just south of Cincinnati. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and seasonal hours aren't confirmed online.

Falmouth

Owenton

Mamaw Bowens Honey sells wildflower and strained honey straight from hives kept on the family farm in Owenton, along with retail and wholesale batches and beekeeping supplies for other hobbyists. It's a small operation, listed mainly through USDA and Kentucky farm directories rather than its own storefront.

Independence

Moon Riverdance Farms is located in Independence, a fast-growing Kenton County community in the Cincinnati metro's Kentucky suburbs. Farms in this part of northern Kentucky increasingly operate as agritourism destinations alongside traditional row crop and livestock ground, as development pressure changes the surrounding land use. No public listing was found for this property — confirm details directly with the farm.

Sadieville

Covington

Owen County Farmers Market sets up on North Thomas Street in Owenton, a small river county seat between Louisville and Lexington. Owen County's rolling farmland is known for tobacco and cattle alongside produce, and its market reflects a small rural county's scale rather than a big-city vendor list. Hours and contact details were not confirmed online.

Falmouth

The Dixie Farmers' Market takes its name from Dixie Highway, the old US 25 corridor running through Elsmere and neighboring Erlanger in Kenton County, just south of Covington. A market under this same name is registered with the state at (859) 727-2525, serving that stretch of northern Kentucky.

Erlanger

Dixie Farmers' Market operates on Commonwealth Avenue in Erlanger, a Kenton County suburb in Northern Kentucky just south of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The market draws on produce farms across Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties rather than the row-crop agriculture found in the rest of the state.

Warsaw

Crigger Farm's beekeeping goes back more than 40 years, to Jim 'Pappaw' Crigger working hives and selling honey locally around Warsaw. Keith and Lori Crigger took over the business in 2010, adding garden produce alongside the honey, and now keep hives spread across Northern Kentucky rather than a single yard.

Market on the Square sets up on Main Street in Warsaw, the small Gallatin County seat on the Ohio River northeast of Louisville. Markets on courthouse squares like this one are typical of Kentucky's smaller river counties, usually run by a handful of local growers through the summer. Hours and vendor contact were not confirmed online.

Alexandria

California

Cedar Hill Farms in California, Kentucky raises Katahdin hair sheep alongside chickens, geese, and pet sheep, and grows Christmas trees for the winter season. The Katahdin breed sheds its coat instead of growing wool, a trait Kentucky shepherds favor because it cuts shearing labor in the humid Ohio Valley climate. Located off Sheanshang Road in Campbell County, the farm sells lambs and holiday trees direct from the property.

Burlington

Mike Hirsch is registered as an agritourism farm in Burlington, the Boone County seat in Kentucky's northern tip near the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airport. No crop or product details are published.

Burlington

Highland Heights

Burlington

Kinman Farms is in Burlington, in Boone County along the Ohio River across from Cincinnati. Its website did not load during research, and no hours, crops, or activities could be confirmed. Call ahead or check local Boone County event listings before visiting.

Hebron

McGlasson Farms has grown fruits and vegetables on the same family land near Hebron, in Boone County along the Ohio River, since the mid-1800s — six generations running. The roadside market stand sells ready-picked produce, and U-pick fields open seasonally for strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, apples, pumpkins, and sunflowers. Hours run 9am-6pm weekdays and 9am-5pm weekends, May through November.

Melbourne

Neltner's Farm & Greenhouse has grown produce, jams, and jellies for six generations, selling farm-direct and at area farmers markets. The 100-plus-year-old operation now runs primarily as a wedding and events venue, with a seasonal pumpkin patch and Fall Fest each autumn. It's located on Four Mile Road in Melbourne.

Melbourne

Wilder

Sunrock Farm is in Campbell County near Wilder, directly across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Its website did not resolve during research, and no hours, programs, or contact details could be verified online this pass. Confirm current information directly before visiting.

Wednesdays, 2-6pm, spring through fall, on Innovation Drive in Florence. Local growers and makers sell produce and handcrafted goods, with cash, card, and in some cases SNAP, EBT, FMNP, and WIC accepted.

On a hilltop above the Kentucky River Valley outside Owenton, this orchard has been in production more than 25 years. Roughly 1,000 apple trees anchor the place, backed by peaches, plums, and July blackberries, with jams, jellies, sorghum, and fresh cider sold alongside the fruit each fall. Open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., closed Sunday.

Moterey

Vogel Farms is located on Owl Creek Road near Petersburg in Boone County, Ohio River bottomland in northern Kentucky. This corner of the state mixes row crops with a handful of small agritourism operations near the river.

Northern Kentucky Regional Farmers Market sets up at 6th and Main Street in Covington, across the river from Cincinnati. As a "regional" market rather than a single-town one, it likely pulls vendors from across Kenton, Campbell, and Boone counties rather than just Covington proper. Hours and vendor contact were not confirmed online.

Covington

Little Rock Farm grows organic vegetables without pesticides on Ten Mile Road in Camp Springs, just south of the Ohio River. The farm sells fresh, seasonal produce alongside homemade breads, jams, and jellies, all raised and made without hormones or antibiotics. Nearly 3,500 people follow the farm's Facebook page for updates on what's in season.

Our Harvest Cooperative is a worker- and farmer-owned food business affiliated with Co-op Cincy, built on the idea that the people who grow and pack the food should share ownership of the business. The co-op sells weekly produce subscription boxes sourced from farms within roughly 150 miles of Cincinnati, along with wholesale accounts, out of a food hub in Newport, Kentucky.

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Newport

Bellevue Farmers' Market sets up on Riviera Drive along the Ohio River in Bellevue, a small river city across from Cincinnati known for its walkable historic district. No independent website, hours, or contact info were found online for this listing.