Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Lawrenceburg, IN

Lawrenceburg

McCabe's Greenhouse & Floral in Lawrenceburg runs as both a nursery and a flower shop, stocking herbs, vegetable starts, bedding plants, hanging baskets, and perennials alongside a full floral counter. The gift shop side sells homemade fudge and does custom engraving on cutting boards, tumblers, and picture frames — an odd combination that's earned the place a near-5-star average across hundreds of reviews.

Lawrenceburg

Greystone runs a barn market on Wilson Creek Road stocked with farm-grown produce, pasture-raised meats, eggs, local honey, and homemade jams and jellies. A few farm animals are on hand for visitors to meet while they shop, and the place has built a strong local following — 4.7 out of 5 across more than 300 Facebook reviews.

Petersburg

Sandyland Acres Haunted Hayride has run seasonal scares in Petersburg, in Boone County along the Ohio River, for more than 20 years. The attraction operates cash-only with free parking and is not wheelchair accessible. Sponsored in part by local radio stations Rock 88.9 and 89.1 FM, it opens on a set fall calendar posted yearly on its website.

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Aurora

Margaret and Wayne Busse have run this Aurora nursery and farmstand for more than 30 years. Vine-ripened tomatoes are the local favorite, backed up by sweet corn, green beans, and other produce grown on site through the summer.

Guilford

Beiersdorfer Orchard covers 75 acres outside Guilford and is run by Hilda Beiersdorfer and her family, growing apples, peaches, pears, and plums. Fruit gets picked and washed on site before it reaches the farm market, where the family also presses cider and cooks down apple butter. Open six days a week, closed Sundays until 1 p.m.

Guilford

James and Darlene Phillips run this berry farm in Guilford, offering u-pick and pre-picked blueberries, strawberries, and blackberries alongside homemade jams, jellies, and honey. Tomatoes, green beans, and peppers round out the produce table, and fall brings pumpkins, gourds, and mums. Hours run roughly 9 to 6 on weekdays and 10 to 4 on weekends, but call first — picking season shifts the schedule.

Guilford

Berry Patch, also known locally as Phillips Berry Patch, has grown u-pick blueberries on Yorkridge Road in Guilford since 1995, run by James and Darlene Phillips. Pumpkins, gourds, and mums round out the fall lineup once berry season ends. Availability shifts with the weather and the crop, so the family recommends calling before you drive out.

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.

A Boone County property on Whispering Pines Drive near Hebron, listed as agritourism with no public details on crops, products, or hours. Worth a call before visiting.

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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.

The Very Berry Patch sits on Yorkridge Road in Guilford, a short stretch from its better-documented neighbor Berry Patch — both u-pick berry operations in the same corner of Dearborn County. Specific crop and hours details for this address aren't published online, so a call ahead is the most reliable way to confirm what's ripe.

Rising Sun

Papa's Pumpkin Patch has operated in Rising Sun since 1983 and shows up regularly in national rankings of top pumpkin patches. The farm is open Friday through Sunday for pick-your-own pumpkins, a petting zoo, and a 12 to 15-minute wagon tour called the Monster Ride. Weekend afternoons add the Puttin' Patch mini golf course for $2 a person. The farmstand also carries produce from other local growers.

Sunman

Quarter Amish is run by Liz, a 4-H Youth Development Educator with more than 40 years of gardening experience, out of Sunman. The farm grows thornless blackberries and red raspberries for u-pick, and Liz shares food preservation know-how — canning, dehydrating, freezing — through the site. Call ahead to confirm the berries are ripe before driving out.

Lobenstein Farm is a fifth-generation family operation in St. Leon, working 380 acres with about 40 dedicated to vegetables grown under low-spray practices, plus livestock, eggs, asparagus, and corn. The family sells regularly at Findlay Market and Montgomery Farmers' Market and hosts one of southeastern Indiana's largest pumpkin festivals each fall.

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.

Hamilton

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Brookville

Wendel Farms ran hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and a petting farm outside Brookville for 21 years before the family decided to retire the attractions. Their own announcement put it plainly: no more corn maze, pumpkin patch, or petting farm. What's left is smaller — mum sales and handmade crafts through the transition — so check before planning a fall visit expecting the old lineup.

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.

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.

Batesville

Vogt Farm runs three festivals a year on a small family property outside Batesville, the biggest being the fall Pumpkin Festival that stretches from late September into October. Visitors pick their own pumpkins, walk the corn maze — which turns into 'Mayhem in the Maze' after dark — and stop by the petting zoo. Admission and parking are both free during festival hours, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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.

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.

Batesville

Alpine Berry Farm is a small, family-run u-pick operation on Pocket Road in Batesville, growing blackberries and blueberries. It's a text-first business — the fastest way to check what's ripe is to call or text Kathy directly rather than search for posted hours, since the farm doesn't keep a storefront schedule.

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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.

Evendale

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.

Madison

Starrberry Farm in Madison grows strawberries, blackberries, and both spring and fall raspberries with minimal chemical and pesticide use, alongside bedding plants, flowers, and a herd of Kiko goats. It's a working u-pick berry farm rather than a big agritourism draw — check their Facebook page before visiting, since picking windows depend on the weather that season.

Greensburg

Newpoint Berry Farm grows blackberries in southeastern Indiana, just off I-74 at Exit 143 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati, across from the New Point truck stop. The season runs June 25 through August 15, with both u-pick and pre-picked options. Hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9 to 7, weekends 9 to 6 — cash only.

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.

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