Farms Near Holly, MI

Holly

The Holly Farmers Market sets up every Sunday from early May through late October, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Crapo Park in beautiful downtown Holly, Michigan — a location that pairs market shopping with downtown restaurants and shops just steps away.

Holly Farm and Flea Market sets up Sundays from 10am to 2pm at 220 South Saginaw Street, spring through fall. Beyond produce, baked goods, and artisan goods, vendors bring general flea-market items, and the mix draws enough of a crowd that parking gets tight once the morning rush hits.

Holly

Holly

Mitchell Farm has worked the same 300 acres in Holly since 1838, growing soybeans, wheat, and corn as its main commercial crops. The farm market sells spring annuals, fall pumpkins from a u-pick patch, fresh donuts, and cider, with hayrides added for school groups each October. The market runs May through June and mid-September through October 31, daily from 10am to 6pm.

Holly

Oakhaven Farm is an agritourism listing on Grange Hall Road in Holly, in Oakland County. What the farm grows or offers visitors isn't available online yet.

Holly

Grand Blanc

Simple Times Farm runs a working dairy, a community garden, and a farm market alongside its riding and boarding stables in Grand Blanc, just north of the Oakland County line. Youth riders compete through 4-H, PtHA, and APHA programs, and the farm adds a summer day camp for kids who want horse time without the competition circuit. Tours and public events run through the year on top of the boarding operation.

Goodrich

Holly

Diehl's Orchard & Cider Mill has run in Holly for 70 years, selling fresh-picked apples by the bag or in bulk starting mid-September alongside hot and cold cider and fresh donuts. There's no u-pick here, but the corn maze, hay maze, playground, and pond are free to visit, with hayrides at $3 and pony rides at $10. The mill runs daily through October, then weekends only into late November.

Fenton

A farmers market on South Leroy Street in downtown Fenton, a few blocks from City Hall. No current hours or vendor details are posted publicly — the City of Fenton can confirm this season's schedule.

Locally raised meat sits alongside seasonal produce and handcrafted goods at this Davisburg Road market, which leans toward organic and farm-direct vendors. It runs spring through fall on the grounds off Davisburg Road, drawing home growers and small producers from the surrounding Springfield Township countryside. Check the market's Facebook page for the week's vendor list and hours.

Goodrich

Grand blanc

Grand blanc

Fenton

Fenton

Spicer Orchards in Fenton, Michigan is a full-season u-pick destination: strawberries, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, lavender, sunflowers, peaches, and apples each in their turn, tracked by a ripening calendar and crop hotline. The farm market adds a cider mill, bakery, fudge shop, and winery, while a 5K race series, corn maze, playground, and harvest festival keep families coming back.

Highland

Bonadeo Farms sits about 40 miles northwest of Detroit, where fall visitors walk a corn maze that grows 8 to 10 feet tall and pick their own apples and pumpkins. Daytime hours bring hayrides, cider, and homemade donuts; after dark the farm becomes Full Moon Manor, a haunted house and haunted corn maze staffed with actors. The barn is also available to rent for events.

Clarkston

Clarkston

Burton

Fenton

Fenton

Misty Meadow Lavender grows seven varieties of lavender on Hartland Road, opening the U-pick fields from May through August. The farm added U-pick sunflowers after opening in 2018. It sits off US-23 between Clyde and Center roads, a short detour for anyone driving north out of Fenton. Cash, Visa, and Mastercard are accepted on-site.

Highland

Ortonville Farmers Market sets up on Mill Street in this small Oakland County village, with vendors bringing local produce, farmed foods, and handmade crafts. Downtown Ortonville's business association promotes the market alongside its other events. A separate event called Beets, Beats, and Eats runs at nearby Crossman Park, so it's worth checking which market is on which weekend.

Highland

Huff Tree Farm is listed on West Wardlow Road in Highland Township, Oakland County. The name points to a choose-and-cut Christmas tree operation, though varieties, hours, and season dates aren't published online.

Highland

Ortonville

Ashton Orchards sold market apples, peaches, plums, pears, sweet corn and pumpkins on Seymour Lake Road outside Ortonville for 59 years, pressing its own cider and baking donuts, pies and caramel apples on-site. The family did not reopen for the 2025 season, citing the owners' age and health. Call ahead before visiting — the future of the operation isn't confirmed.

White Lake

Ruggles Ranch & Farm Market has served the White Lake community since 1952 on over 400 acres in Oakland County, Michigan — a farm stand of homegrown sweet corn, tomatoes, melons, and cut flowers, plus mulch and landscape materials with delivery. The ranch side is a full-service, year-round equine boarding facility on 200 acres of hay fields and pasture, and the Grand Stand barn brings fall donuts, cider, a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and u-pick sunflowers.

Ortonville

Cook's Farm Dairy in Ortonville is a fourth-generation Michigan family farm producing Grade A dairy since 1933 — milking its own cows, bottling its own milk, and crafting fresh ice cream right on site, guided by faith, family, and hard work. Visitors meet the cows, take guided tours, sip Abeantogo coffee, and stock up on lean beef, homemade butter, Grandma Cook's hot fudge, and local honey and eggs in the farm shop.

Ortonville

Huron Valley Farmers' Market runs Saturdays, 10am to 2pm, from May into early October in Highland Township. Huron Valley Recreation & Community Education organizes the market, drawing shoppers from Milford, White Lake, and Hartland for produce and locally made goods. It's a single weekly market rather than a daily storefront, so timing a visit around the Saturday window matters if you're driving in from outside the township.

Fenton

Rex Apiary has kept bees in the Irish Hills lake district for more than 50 years, formalizing as an LLC in 2019 under registered agent Karen Rex. They plant fields specifically to shape what their bees forage on, plus raise queen bees and nucleus colonies for other beekeepers. Their honey turns up locally at Heavenly Scent Herb Farm and C A LaMont Farms in Fenton, or direct through their website.

Argentine

Mueller's Orchard and Cider Mill has run continuously since the late 1880s, with the Mueller family at the helm since 1941 and now three generations deep on the highest point in Genesee County. The mill presses cider from hand-picked, in-season apples only — no drops — and bakes fresh donuts daily, including a seasonal pumpkin glaze in October. A remodeled barn adds ice cream and hot dogs, plus a corn maze and the Birchview Event Barn for private events.

Goodrich

Porter's Orchard has been in the same family since 1919, now run by a third generation on Hegel Road in Goodrich. The cider mill turns out fresh-pressed cider and cider donuts, the farm market sells raw honey harvested on site, and a corn maze, inflatable slide, and petting farm round out the fall visit. A pavilion is available to rent for events.

Fenton

Village of Clarkston

Clarkston Family Farm is a nonprofit educational farm on Hubbard Road built to teach kids about healthy food and sustainable growing. Its Sunflower Market sells farm eggs, produce, honey, syrup, and candles, and a summer CSA share runs alongside camps, workshops, and school field trips. The farm opens to visitors Wednesday and Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., during the growing season.

Fenton

LaFever Chestnuts has grown 350 chestnut trees across nearly 70 acres in Livingston County since 1997, making it one of the few U-pick chestnut farms in southeast Michigan. The harvest runs late September through early October, with staff on hand to show first-timers how to gather the nuts. The farm belongs to Chestnut Growers Inc., a 37-member cooperative of Michigan growers.

Flint

Flint Fresh Food Hub operates on East Court Street in Flint, part of a food-access network that grew after the city's water crisis put fresh produce access under a spotlight. No public hours or contact details are listed yet.

Fenton

Village of Clarkston

The Clarkston Area Farmers' Market brings fresh, wholesome, locally grown food and merchandise to the community of Clarkston, Michigan under the motto "Cook well. Eat well. Live well."

Fenton

Spicer Orchards runs a farm market, cider mill, and winery on Clyde Road in Fenton, growing strawberries, cherries, raspberries, blueberries, peaches, apples, and sunflowers for u-pick. The farm market opens at 9am daily and stays open until 7pm, with cider, donuts, caramel apples, and fudge alongside the wine list; the winery itself runs 11am to 8pm. Fall brings a corn maze, pumpkin patch, and harvest festival on top of the wagon rides.

Highland Charter Twp

Oasis Acres Alpaca raises alpacas in Highland Township, in Oakland County's horse-and-hobby-farm country west of Detroit. A visit to a farm like this centers on meeting the herd rather than picking produce.

Davison

A seasonal farmers market in Davison, Genesee County, on East Court Street in the city's downtown corridor. No current vendor lineup or hours are posted publicly — worth a call to the Davison Downtown Development Authority before making the trip.

Clarkston

Clarkston is a small, historic Oakland County village built around a 19th-century downtown. Its farmers market meets at the Clarkston Community Education Building on Waldon Road; no current website was found to confirm vendors or season.

Fenton

Maison Rouge Vineyard grows Marquette and Itasca — cold-hardy wine grapes bred for Michigan winters — on O'Connell Road in Fenton. The woman-owned vineyard opens for U-pick on fall weekends, typically 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from late September into October, though hours shift with the crop, so checking Facebook before driving out is worth it.

Flint

The Flint Farmers' Market is a year-round indoor market at 300 East First Street in downtown Flint, open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday with farm-fresh produce, artisanal goods, and food stalls spanning Caribbean, Middle Eastern, pho, and pizza. With hundreds of events a year, a demonstration kitchen hosting weekly Lunch and Learn cooking demos, and rentable event spaces, it's one of Michigan's liveliest market halls — 4.6 stars across 4,400+ reviews.

Flint

Our small family farm here in Michigan started with a desire to provide farm fresh meats to customers in our local area. We started selling our grass fed beef at local farmers’ markets in 2007.

Davison

Uptegraff's Orchard is in Davison, just east of Flint in Genesee County. It's listed as an orchard and agritourism stop; no picking schedule, crop list, or hours are published online, so it's worth calling ahead before visiting.

Milford

Milford Farmers' Market has run every Thursday afternoon, 3 to 7 p.m., since 2009, entirely on volunteer labor. Its rule is strict: only goods grown or made in Michigan by the vendor selling them qualify for a table, whether that's hanging baskets, seasonal produce, or artisan food. The season runs May through October in downtown Milford.

Hartland

Hartland Farmer's Market sets up outdoors at 10400 Highland Road, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, spring through fall. It's organized through the Hartland Area Chamber of Commerce and carries produce, baked goods, flowers, honey, and herbs. Highland Road is the main commercial corridor through this Livingston County township, so parking and access are straightforward.

Commerce Charter Twp

The Long family has farmed in Commerce Township for 150 years — since 1876 — selling Michigan produce picked fresh daily as each crop comes in: asparagus in spring, sweet corn and garden vegetables in summer, then apples, pumpkins, fresh cider, and seasonal donuts in fall. The fall season adds a corn maze, hayrides, and a petting farm, with a crop hotline announcing what's ripe.

Apple Lane Orchard sells u-pick apples, fresh cider, pumpkins and squash on North Center Road in Flint, along with baked goods from a local Amish bakery. A pumpkin patch runs in fall, and Christmas trees are cut later in the season, so the farm stays open well past a typical cider mill's closing date. It's a straightforward stop for cider and baked goods, not an attractions-heavy destination.

Vendors set up at 8083 Miller Road in Swartz Creek with the standard spring-to-fall lineup of fresh produce, baked goods, plants, and herbs — plus at least one vendor known for Cajun-spiced peanuts. The market runs through the city's parks and recreation department. Call 810-635-4464 to confirm the week's hours and vendor list, since hours can shift by season.

Metamora

Oxford

Eclipse Alpacas has raised alpacas in Oxford since 2001, about 45 minutes north of Detroit, and opens the farm for tours where visitors get close to the herd. The shop sells alpaca-fiber hats, gloves, socks, and clothing, and the farm also sells breeding stock with known genetics to other operations and shows animals at events around the country.

Walled Lake

Turtlebee Farms turned up no working website or confirmed location during research — the domain on file resolves to an unrelated server. City, products, and contact details remain unverified.

Brighton Township

Heffernan's Honey & Beekeeping Supply is a father-and-son operation selling raw, local honey from 12oz jars up to 48oz, packaged in glass or squeeze bottles, alongside equipment for other beekeepers. There's no online checkout; orders go by phone. The business puts weight on quality testing and straightforward service, and the family traces its beekeeping approach back to Irish tradition.