Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Forestville, NY
42 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Forestville — Chadakoin Farms, Walker's Fruit Farm and Wine Juice and Sheridan Hill Farm, and more. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
Chadakoin Farms
0.8 miForestville
Walker's Fruit Farm and Wine Juice
1.1 miForestville
Walker's Fruit Farm and Wine Juice works land on Route 39 in Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie grape belt, the country's largest Concord grape region. The wine juice in the name points to fresh-pressed grape juice sold by the pail for home winemaking, a longtime tradition here each fall harvest. Public details are limited; contact the farm to confirm varieties, pressing dates, and pickup.
Sheridan Hill Farm
1.4 miForestville
Sheridan Hill Farm grows apples for pick-your-own near Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie grape-and-fruit belt. Apple picking here runs through the fall harvest. Some u-pick directories now list the farm's status as uncertain, so it's worth calling (716) 965-4899 before making the trip to confirm it's open for the season.
Someday Maybe Farms
1.7 miForestville
Someday Maybe Farms is a small farm on Dennison Road near Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie farm belt. The lake-warmed slopes in this southwestern corner of New York are best known for grapes and orchard fruit.
Harvest Happenings
1.4 miForestville
Harvest Happenings is an agritourism spot on Route 39 in Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie grape belt. The name points to fall activities, the kind of place that runs a pumpkin patch, corn maze, or harvest festival when the season turns. Grapes, apples, and pumpkins define autumn in this corner of Western New York. Check the farm for this year's dates and attractions.
Roo Haven Farm
1.9 miRoo Haven Farm is an agritourism spot on Hurlburt Road near South Dayton, in western New York's Cattaraugus County south of Buffalo. The name points to farm animals being part of the visit. Online information is limited, so reach out to the farm before going to confirm hours, admission, and what's on offer.
Meadows Farm
2.7 miForestville
Meadows Farm sits on Prospect Road in Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie farm belt southwest of Buffalo. No website or listing detail was found online, so its crops and hours should be confirmed with the farm directly.
Blueberry Hill Farm and Greenhouse
4.1 miSouth Dayton
Blueberry Hill Farm and Greenhouse works land on Allegany Road in South Dayton, in the Cattaraugus County hills of Western New York. Its nursery-plus-produce listing points to summer blueberries alongside a greenhouse growing bedding plants and vegetables. Blueberry season in this part of the state runs from July into August.
Erdle Farm
5.7 miSilver Creek
Erdle Farm is on Hanford Road near Silver Creek, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie grape and fruit belt southwest of Buffalo. Concord grapes, tree fruit, and vegetables shape farming along this lakeshore. Because little is published online, reach out to the farm about its crops, stand hours, and any pick-your-own.
Lembke Farm
4.3 miForestville
Lembke Farm sits on Route 39 in Forestville, in Chautauqua County's Lake Erie farm country southwest of Buffalo. This grape-and-fruit belt also grows apples and summer produce on family farms across the area. Nothing detailed about Lembke's crops or hours came up online, so check locally for what's available before visiting.
Explore & More Learning Farm
8.8 miSouth Dayton
Explore & More Learning Farm sits on Mile Strip Road in South Dayton, in the dairy and produce country of Cattaraugus County in western New York. The farm focuses on hands-on learning, giving kids and visitors a close look at farm animals and how a small working farm runs day to day.
Farmer John's
8.3 miFredonia
Farmer John's operates on East Main Street in Fredonia, in Chautauqua County near Lake Erie and the Concord grape belt of far Western New York. The listing marks it as an agritourism stop; confirm produce and seasonal hours directly, since little is posted online.
Vacco Farms
11.3 miTown of Brant
Vacco Farms works land on Cain Road in the town of Brant, in southern Erie County near the Lake Erie shore. The lakeside soils here grow fruit and vegetables well. Specific crops and any farm-stand or pick-your-own details for Vacco aren't documented online.
Yerico Farms: The Taste of Summer
9.2 miDunkirk
Yerico Farms grows on East Main Road in Dunkirk, along the Lake Erie plain in Chautauqua County — a strip known for grapes, sweet corn, and summer vegetables. The 'Taste of Summer' name fits a seasonal produce stand built around the peak-harvest months. Firm details aren't confirmed online here, so stop by or call in summer to see what's picked and ready that week.
Brant Apple Farm
11.4 miBrant
Brant Apple Farm grows apples in Brant, a lakeshore town in southern Erie County along the Lake Erie fruit belt. The lake's moderating effect makes this productive apple and grape country, with fall the season for picking and cider. Expect standard Northeast varieties sold in season. Confirm hours and pick-your-own availability with the farm before heading out.
Peter Gugino Farms
11.9 miBrant
Andolina Farms
11.9 miBrant
Andolina Farms grows pick-your-own strawberries on Brant Angola Road in Brant, near the Lake Erie shore in southern Erie County. During June strawberry season the patch opens daily from about 8 a.m. until dark. Call ahead at 716-698-6825 to check picking conditions, since ripe berries come and go quickly with the weather.
Everhaunt Haunted House
13.8 miAngola
Everhaunt is a Western New York haunted-house attraction on Lake Street in Angola, south of Buffalo along Lake Erie, not a farm. Its season pairs the walkthrough haunt with a WNY Horror Con featuring celebrity guests, classic horror screenings with the Angola Theatre, and behind-the-scenes tours. The recent run cut roughly 40% of time slots to keep crowds smaller. Fall festival activities and some kid-friendly events round out the calendar.
Blueberry Ridge Farm
12.9 miLawtons
Blueberry Ridge Farm sits on Gowanda State Road in Lawtons, in southern Erie County near the Cattaraugus line. As the name says, blueberries lead here, most likely pick-your-own highbush berries ripening across July into August. The rolling upland ground suits the crop. Berry timing depends on the season, so check conditions before the drive out.
Bowman Farms
13.7 miNorth Collins
Bowman Farms works land along Route 62 (Gowanda State Road) in North Collins, in the produce belt of southern Erie County. Roadside growers on this corridor sell sweet corn, squash, and other field vegetables from mid-summer into fall. The farm's stand hours and full crop list aren't posted online.
Kwilos Farms
15.5 miAngola
Kwilos Farms raises beef, pork, roasting chickens, and eggs across 185-plus acres in Angola, southwest of Buffalo. The farm store carries its own meats plus maple products, mums, perennials, holiday wreaths, and pantry goods like rubs, dressings, and sauces, with a self-serve egg cooler open daily. Classes and farm events run through the year. Open Fridays and Saturdays in season.
Awald's Berry Farm
14.1 miNorth Collins
Awald's Berry Farm runs pick-your-own berries on Gurney Avenue in North Collins, a farming town in southern Erie County south of Buffalo. Its exact crops and picking calendar aren't posted online, though North Collins farms are known for strawberries and other summer produce sold direct from the field.
Maple Glen Sugar House
13.8 miGowanda
Maple Glen Sugar House produces maple syrup on Gowanda Zoar Road in Gowanda, in the hills where Erie and Cattaraugus counties meet. Sugarhouses across this part of western New York tap in late winter and open their doors during the state's March Maple Weekends. Specifics on products and hours aren't posted online, so contact the sugarhouse before visiting.
Stonehill Orchard
15.5 miNorth Collins
Stonehill Orchard grows tree fruit in North Collins, in the fruit country of southern Erie County. The listing points to apples, picked and sold through the fall. Tempered by Lake Erie, this part of Western New York supports orchards and vineyards alike. Confirm hours and pick-your-own availability with the orchard before visiting, since apple season lasts only a few weeks.
Abers Acres - follow organic methods
21.7 miKennedy
Abers Acres is a USDA Certified Organic farm on Route 394 in Kennedy, in Chautauqua County's southern tier. It grows pick-your-own blueberries and a range of organic produce, and sells baked goods, plants, flowers, maple, and honey, plus Christmas trees in season. The farm also brings its produce to markets in Jamestown, Westfield, and the Chautauqua Institution, and takes cash, cards, Venmo, and EBT.
Olde Chautauqua Farms
17.8 miPortland
Olde Chautauqua Farms is on West Main Road (Route 20) in Portland, along Lake Erie in Chautauqua County's grape belt, the largest Concord-growing region outside California. No website or listing detail was found online, so its crops and hours are best confirmed directly with the farm.
Camps Blueberries
22.7 miRandolph
Camps Blueberries grows blueberries on Larkin Street in Randolph, in the Cattaraugus County hills of Western New York. Pick-your-own blueberry farms in this region typically open in July once the fruit ripens. Check ahead for picking conditions and hours before heading out.
Gabels Maple Syrup
19.3 miLawtons
Gabel's Maple Syrup is a family sugarmaker on Kaiser Road in Lawtons, selling pure maple syrup along with maple cream, granulated maple sugar, seasonal candy, and a bourbon-barrel-aged syrup, all sold on-site. The operation is listed with the New York State Maple Producers Association. Reach them at [email protected] or (716) 949-9110.
Weiss Farms
21.7 miEden
Weiss Farms works land in Eden, a farming town in Erie County's Southtowns south of Buffalo. The area is known for vegetables, sweet corn, and pumpkins, and roadside stands run heavy from summer through the fall pumpkin season. Specifics for this particular farm aren't documented online, so check locally for current hours, crops, and whether pick-your-own is offered before you visit.
Burdick Blueberries Inc.
20.0 miBurdick Blueberries grows blueberries on Thompson Road in Cattaraugus, in the Allegheny foothills of western New York. The operation centers on pick-your-own and pre-picked blueberries through July and August. Its picking hours and current conditions aren't posted online.
Big Tree Maple
26.4 miLakewood
Big Tree Maple boils pure maple syrup from real sap on Holly Lane in Lakewood, near Jamestown in Chautauqua County. Beyond syrup in jugs and squeeze bottles, they make maple sugar, maple cream, maple candy, and maple-flavored coffee, and sell sugaring equipment. The sugarhouse is open to the public, and products ship through their website.
Clear Creek Farms, LLC
23.1 miMayville
Clear Creek Farms is on Morris Road near Mayville, at the north end of Chautauqua Lake in far western New York. Dairy, produce, maple, and grapes are common across this county. Verified specifics aren't posted online, so contact the farm about its products, hours, and whether visitors are welcome.
Smith's Maple Farm
23.8 miHamburg
Smith's Maple Farm produces maple syrup on Mayer Road in Hamburg, Erie County, just south of Buffalo. The sugar maples of the Boston Hills run their sap in late winter, and the farm boils it into syrup through the spring thaw.
The Blueberry Patch
26.9 miAshville
The Blueberry Patch grows blueberries on Carpenter Pringle Road in Ashville, in Chautauqua County in the far southwest corner of the state. Lake Erie's moderating climate suits fruit here, and blueberries ripen from mid-July through August. The setup points to pick-your-own during that midsummer window.
Sugar Shack - Vinewood Acres
22.9 miWestfield
Sugar Shack at Vinewood Acres is a maple operation on Route 5, the Seaway Trail, near Barcelona Harbor in Westfield, along Lake Erie in Chautauqua County. Maple season runs from late winter into early spring. The farm's former website is no longer active, so this year's hours and products aren't posted online.
Kist Maple Syrup
26.4 miBoston
Kist Maple Syrup makes syrup on South Hill Road in Boston, in the hills south of Buffalo in Erie County. This snowbelt country runs a strong late-winter sap season. Contact the producer to buy syrup or ask when the sugarhouse is boiling.
South Hill Farms
26.5 miColden
South Hill Farms sits on South Hill Road in Colden, in the hills of southern Erie County near the Boston and Kissing Bridge ski country. It's a working family farm in the snowbelt uplands south of Buffalo. Specific crops aren't documented online, but the surrounding area runs to maple, hay, and small livestock operations.
Ploetz's Maple Syrup
26.0 miSpringville
Ploetz's Maple Syrup produces maple syrup on Dowd Road in Springville, in the southern Erie County hills of Western New York. Sugaring runs late winter into early spring, tapping the region's sugar maples. Contact the farm directly for syrup availability and any open-house dates.
Wendel's Maple & More
26.8 miEast Concord
Wendel's Maple & More taps trees in East Concord, part of the Boston Hills maple country in Erie County's Southtowns. Sugarmakers here boil sap into syrup during the late-winter and early-spring run, and many sell syrup, candy, and cream direct. This operation keeps a low online profile, so reach out during sugaring season to confirm what's for sale and whether the sugarhouse is open to visitors.
Wendel's Poultry Farm
26.8 miEast Concord
Wendel's Poultry Farm raises birds on Vaughn Street in East Concord, in the town of Concord in southern Erie County. The name marks it as a poultry operation, the kind that usually sells eggs and dressed birds direct from the farm. This is dairy-and-livestock country in the hills south of Buffalo, near Springville.
Jake's Greenhouse Inc.
27.2 miEast Concord
Jake's Greenhouse is a greenhouse and nursery on Route 240 in East Concord, in the hills of southern Erie County. Growers like this raise spring bedding plants, hanging baskets, and vegetable starts. Stop by in season or call to see what's ready.
Benz's Sugar Shanty & Maple Products
29.2 miEast Concord
Benz's Sugar Shanty makes maple syrup and maple products on Van Slyke Road in East Concord, in the hills of southern Erie County. The sugar shanty is the sugarhouse where sap is boiled down each late-winter season. Producers here typically sell syrup, maple cream, and maple candy; specific hours aren't listed online.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many agritourism & farm experiences are near Forestville?
US Farm Trail lists 42 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Forestville, New York, the closest being Chadakoin Farms in Forestville. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit agritourism & farm experiences near Forestville 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.
