Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Lonoke, AR

Lonoke

Barnhill Orchards has grown fruit and vegetables in the sandhills of Lonoke County since 1980, founded by retired Air Force Lt. Col. Bob Barnhill and now veteran-owned, selling strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and peaches at the farm and area farmers markets. Open Thursday-Saturday, 9am-5pm.

Lonoke

Bob and Carlotta Barnhill's farm is on Sandhill Road in Lonoke, seat of Lonoke County -- flat Grand Prairie ground that's been built on rice farming since the early 1900s. It's a small, family-run listing without a public website.

Lonoke

Hicks Family Farms operates out of Lonoke, a Lonoke County town in the Grand Prairie region better known for rice fields and the state's Joe Hogan fish hatchery than produce stands. No website or social page could be found for this farm — call ahead to confirm what they grow and sell.

Ward

Mimo's Pumpkin Patch operates on Highway 31 North outside Ward, a Lonoke County town in central Arkansas. It's a fall-season stop, patch and hayrides included, in a county built on rice and row crops the rest of the year.

Cabot

Holland Bottom Farm sits on Pickthorne Road in Cabot, a Lonoke County town on the edge of the Little Rock metro. Its own listing name specifies "not a PYO" -- meaning despite the u-pick category, this isn't a pick-your-own operation. Confirm directly before planning a picking trip.

Lonoke

Spradley Farms is on Clay Hill Road in Lonoke, seat of Lonoke County and the heart of Arkansas' Grand Prairie rice country since the early 1900s. Beyond the name and address, no public website or listing could be verified.

Scott

Scott Pumpkin Patch spreads across six acres outside Scott, southeast of Little Rock, running a seasonal slate of fall family activities each October.

Scott

Scott Heritage Farm is a 30-acre CSA operation about 11 miles from North Little Rock, built around whole-farm shares and sustainable growing methods. The farm also makes small-batch artisan cheese, including a hand-milked specialty called Woo Pig Brie. It supplies local food networks around Scott, which straddles the Pulaski and Lonoke county line.

Cabot

Larry High's farm is on McGill Road in Cabot, a fast-growing Lonoke County town on the northeast edge of the Little Rock metro. It's a small, family-run agritourism listing without a public website or phone number found online.

McCoy's Little Red Barn is a family-run wedding and event venue on twenty acres outside Beebe, complete with staff who handle fireworks displays for events.

Beebe

Stout's Farm is a small, family-operated agritourism stop on Gillham Road in Beebe, a White County town in central Arkansas. It's one of the state's smaller farm-trail listings rather than a well-known destination, with details best confirmed directly with the family.

Cabot

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables sells produce out of North Pulaski County near Cabot, part of the fast-growing corridor northeast of Little Rock. No website or online listing came up in research beyond the address on file — a roadside stand or seasonal setup is the likely format.

Bill Holt's farm is on South Grand Avenue in rural Arkansas, zip 72102. No website, phone, or social listing could be verified for this small agritourism operation.

Little rock

Bemis Honey Bee Farm keeps hives on Asher Road in southwest Little Rock. The farm's focus is in its name: honey production and the bees behind it.

Waters Family Farm is a small operation off Griffith Lane in McRae, White County, listed on regional farm directories including Butter & Sage Market and Grown Local's Arkansas agritourism guide. Specific crops and hours aren't published online, so calling ahead is the surest way to find out what's available before making the drive.

Jacksonville

Geisler's Holiday Forest has sold cut-your-own Christmas trees in north Pulaski County for more than 40 seasons, opening for its 41st year in November 2024. The farm keeps weekend-only hours, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, through the tree season. It sits west of AR-107, north of the Air Force Base, off Roderwise Road at the fire station.

Little Rock

Dunbar Community Garden has worked three acres in Little Rock's Dunbar neighborhood since 1992, serving as an outdoor classroom for nearby Gibbs Elementary and Dunbar Middle School. The nonprofit runs a pay-what-you-can farmers market, composting programs, and workshops on growing food, and rents the space for private events and community gatherings.

Vilonia

Cypress Valley Farms sits on Cypress Valley Road in Vilonia, a Faulkner County town in central Arkansas. It's a small agritourism listing without a public website or social page -- the kind of operation better confirmed with a phone call than a search engine.

Conway

Arkansas Portable Pumpkin Patch is a family-owned nonprofit that hauls a mobile fall experience to schools and daycares rather than running a fixed patch. Pumpkins get arranged in rows or hidden around playgrounds for a treasure-hunt visit; standard bookings run two hours at $6 per child.

Little Rock

Motley's Pumpkin Patch has drawn Little Rock families to Sandy Ann Drive since 1982 for pig races, tractor hay rides, a corn maze, and a farm zoo alongside pumpkins and gourds for sale. The 2025 season ran September 27-November 2, weekends 9am-6pm.

Little Rock

JoAnn Norwood's farm is on Chicot Road in Little Rock, Arkansas' capital and largest city. It's a small agritourism listing within city limits rather than a well-known rural destination -- no website or social page found online.

Mabelvale

Twisted M Farm runs agritourism out of Mabelvale, a community on the southwest edge of Little Rock in Pulaski County.

Little Rock

Asbury UMC Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal fall fundraiser on Napa Valley Drive in Little Rock, run by Asbury United Methodist Church as its name states. Like most church pumpkin patches, it likely opens for a few weeks each October -- exact dates aren't published outside the church's own calendar.