Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Indiana, PA

Penn Run

Stutzman Farms is an 8-acre pick-your-own and ready-picked blueberry patch on Route 422 East in Penn Run, Indiana County. Several blueberry varieties ripen from late June through early August, and you can pick your own or grab pre-picked containers. The family posts current picking conditions online, since the crop moves fast in a warm summer.

Blairsville

Orchard on Luciusboro Road in Blairsville, Indiana County, east of Pittsburgh, growing blueberries, tart cherries, peaches, nectarines, and apples along with vegetables. Pome Ridge sells through its farm stand from early July into late fall, with peaches, tomatoes, and peppers rotating through the season. Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.

Indiana

Indiana

Yarnick's Farm runs a farm market on Thomas Covered Bridge Road in Indiana, Pennsylvania, growing tomatoes, sweet corn, cucumbers, peppers, beans, cabbage, and other vegetables. The market also carries grain-fed Black Angus beef, pork, cheeses, and dairy alongside gifts and home goods. It opens Tuesday through Sunday, and the Eddie Liszewski Pavilion hosts events with live local music.

Indiana

Pick-your-own strawberry farm on Campground Road between Brush Valley and Yellow Creek State Park in Indiana County. Ben's has posted that it won't open for the 2026 season while it replants, since new plants going in late spring won't bear until the following year. When running, it's a straightforward u-pick berry patch off Route 259. Watch the farm's Facebook page for word on when picking resumes.

Indiana

Pick-your-own strawberries on Campground Road in Indiana, Pennsylvania, about an hour northeast of Pittsburgh. Strawberry season in this part of the state runs from roughly late May into June, and small farms like this one usually sell ready-picked quarts alongside letting families walk the rows. Day-to-day availability swings with the weather and how fast the berries ripen, so a call during picking season saves a wasted drive.

Rochester Mills

Autumn House Farm raises sheep for wool near Rochester Mills, in Indiana County's rural highlands. The farm is known in fiber-arts circles for its wool and for hosting knitting and spinning retreats with on-farm lodging. Its flock and quiet setting make it a destination for fiber enthusiasts rather than a produce stand.

Punxsutawney

Ishman's Blueberries grows blueberries on Route 210 outside Punxsutawney in Jefferson County. Pennsylvania's high-bush berries typically come ripe from early July into August, the window when pick-your-own patches like this open to the public. No website or social page was found, so call ahead to check picking conditions and hours before driving out.

North Mahoning Township

Elbel's Produce Farm sells vegetables along US Route 119 in North Mahoning Township, in the farm country between Punxsutawney and Marion Center. Growers here move summer produce — sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, and greens — from roadside stands through the warm months. No website or social listing was found to confirm the farm's hours or full lineup.

Banks Township

Cameron's Blueberries runs a u-pick patch on Bonner Road in Banks Township, in the Rossiter area of Indiana County. Picking is cheap, around $1.50 a pound, with summer hours of Tuesday and Thursday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday mornings 7 a.m. to noon. It's a small seasonal blueberry operation; the Facebook page carries opening word and daily updates once berries ripen.

Ligonier

Chad's Corn Maze sits 1.3 miles south of Ligonier on Route 711 in Westmoreland County; look for the big lit-up pumpkin by the road. The fall attraction pairs a cut corn maze with a separately run pumpkin patch. It's a seasonal, autumn-only stop. Details and current-year hours are at chadscornmaze.com or 814-233-4728, and the Facebook page posts opening weekends.

Saltsburg

TM Organic Produce grows vegetables using organic methods on McQuaide Drive in Saltsburg, Indiana County, east of Pittsburgh. As a small produce operation, expect seasonal vegetables sold through the farm or nearby markets. Public specifics are limited, so reach out to confirm what's ready and where to buy it.

New Bethlehem

Leisure Acres Llamas raises llamas on a small farm near New Bethlehem, in Clarion County's rural western Pennsylvania. The directory lists it as an agritourism stop, so the animals are the focus rather than a storefront. Public details are thin. Contact the farm directly to ask about visits, breeding stock, or fiber before making the drive.

Hollsopple

Faranda Farm is a fall agritourism spot on Penn Avenue in Hollsopple, south of Johnstown, known for a large corn maze and hay rides that have run for nearly three decades. The Faranda family built the operation and in recent years has looked to pass it on. Attractions cluster in September and October. Confirm the current season and hours before visiting, since ownership plans have been in flux.

East Carroll Township

Seasonal corn maze and pumpkin patch in East Carroll Township, in the Cambria County uplands near Ebensburg. Fall patches like this one usually open on weekends from late September through October, with a walk-through maze, pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins, and family activities. Public listings are thin, so confirm this year's dates and hours before making the drive.

Freeport

Renshaw Family Farm has worked the land on Ford City Road in Freeport since 1834, northeast of Pittsburgh in the Allegheny River valley. Today the farm hosts a fall Pumpkin Festival and summer Sunflower Days, and runs a wedding and event venue with sunset views over the fields. Check ahead for this season's festival dates and hours before visiting.

Murrysville

Gearhard Farms runs fall agritourism on Mamont Road in Murrysville, Westmoreland County, on land the family has held for generations. The season centers on a corn maze with several built-in challenges, a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and horse-drawn wagon rides. Most attractions open in September and October. Check the farm's site for hours and event dates before planning a weekend trip.

Portage

Weakland Farms is an agritourism farm on Munster Road in Portage, in the Allegheny highlands of Cambria County, southwestern Pennsylvania. A public website appears to exist but was not reachable to confirm crops, hours, or activities. Contact the farm directly for current details before visiting.

Patton

Pat Leiden Farm is on Leiden Lane in Patton, a borough in the highlands of Cambria County in west-central Pennsylvania. The directory lists it for agritourism, but the farm keeps no detailed web presence. Contact the farm directly to learn what they raise or sell and whether they welcome visitors.

Loretto

Vale Wood Farms has bottled its own milk near Loretto since 1933, growing the crops that feed the herd and processing the milk into dairy products and ice cream. The farm store opens seven days a week, and home delivery brings milk straight to local doorsteps. From May through October, the family hosts community events on the property. Four generations have kept it running.