Farms Near Mount Pleasant, MI

Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant

Mt Pleasant

Mount Pleasant

Bill and Dee Miller, retired Central Michigan University professors, opened Papa's Pumpkin Patch in 2000 on Summerton Road. The roughly 50-acre farm grows U-pick pumpkins and strawberries plus apples and sweet corn, and most of its hayrides, mazes, and pumpkin train rides are free to ride. A country farm market on-site sells donuts, cider, jams, and jellies.

Rosebush

Papa's Pumpkin Patch has run as an educational, family-focused farm since 1983; current owners Bill and Dee Miller took it over after retiring from Central Michigan University in 2000. Admission runs $8 a person, with kids two and under free, covering hayrides, a Pumpkin Train, a playground, and the pumpkin patch itself. Call ahead to book a farm party or check fall hours.

Mount Pleasant

Native Farmers Market sets up on Broadway Road in Mount Pleasant, on land near the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe community, from late spring through fall. Alongside the usual fruits, vegetables, and honey, vendors sell wild rice, fish, and Native American art made by tribal members and other local artisans. The market takes SNAP/EBT and cards.

Mt. Pleasant

McIntosh Orchard sits on West Remus Road in Isabella County, near Mount Pleasant. Despite the name, no crop list or contact details beyond the orchard designation were found online.

Mount Pleasant

A real down to earth experience. We practice truth in food as we don\'t spin what we do.

Rhynard's Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on South Chippewa Road in central Michigan's Montcalm County area. No hours, u-pick details, or contact information were found online.

Fred and Michele Monroe grow more than 100 varieties of certified-organic vegetables, plus blueberries and herbs, on 20-plus acres at the corner of M-46 and Ennis Road outside Alma. They also raise pastured pigs and chickens. The farm's CSA has grown to more than 300 member households, and Monroe Family Organics supplies restaurants, co-ops, and grocery stores across mid-Michigan. The Monroes started the farm in 2011 after two decades of organic-growing experience.

Blanchard

Doodle's Sugarbush has tapped maple trees outside Blanchard since 1998, turning the sap into syrup, maple cream, granulated sugar, and confections like maple jalapeño mustard and maple bacon jam. The shop at 10566 S. Johnson Road ships nationwide and takes wholesale orders. Production runs on modern equipment, but the operation still calls itself a small, family sugarbush — one tree line and one boil at a time.

Clare

Clare

Coleman

Coon's Berry Farm grows currants and gooseberries in Coleman — eight black currant varieties, six red, pink, and white currants, and six types of gooseberries, sold u-pick and through the farm store. It bills itself as Michigan's first commercial grower of the fruit. The property also runs Currant Mist Winery on-site, sells cut flowers and bouquet subscriptions, and offers RV overnight spots for visitors passing through.

Coleman

Middleton Farms is based in Coleman, a small mid-Michigan community on the Midland-Isabella county line. It's registered as an agritourism stop; no website or listing describes what's grown or when visitors can stop by.

Farwell

An arts, crafts, and farm market on East Illinois Street in Farwell, a small Clare County village in mid-Michigan. No current schedule or vendor list is posted publicly — check locally for this season's dates.

Coleman

Coleman

Coleman

Weidman

Clare

Blanchard

Moody's Blueberries grows blueberries on Beckley Road in Blanchard, in Isabella County's fruit-growing pocket of central Michigan. No hours, u-pick details, or contact information were found online.

Weidman

Weidman sits in Isabella County's mid-Michigan farm country near Mt. Pleasant. Double D Farms is listed as an agritourism stop in the area; no independent website or current details were confirmed in research, so call ahead before visiting.

Saint Louis

Madison Row's Blueberry Farm offered U-pick blueberries with a small market and gift shop on Madison Road in Saint Louis, in Michigan's Gratiot County berry country. Some listings now show the farm closed, so calling ahead before a visit is the safer bet.

St. Louis

Our market strives to be a gathering place for our community members. We offer music, cooking demonstrations, and booth space for non-profit agencies. Part of our mission is to improve access to health food. We offer multiple food assistance programs to help us achieve that goal. Our market is professionally run by a Certified Farmers Market Manager (Michigan Farmers Market Association).

The address for Coleman Blueberries places it in the 48642 zip code in Michigan, with the city field blank in current records. No independent website was found to confirm crops, hours, or a precise location — verify the address directly before visiting.

Cedar Lake

Edmore

A farmers market on East Forrest Street in Edmore, a small Montcalm County community in mid-Michigan. No current schedule or vendor details are posted publicly — confirm this season's market days locally before visiting.

Beaverton

The Wild Pumpkin runs a full fall program in Beaverton — hay wagon rides out to the pumpkin patch, a petting farm, four mazes including a 10-acre corn maze, and fresh donuts made on site. Spring brings a different lineup: egg hunts, tulips, and family activities timed to the season. Dates are posted separately for each season rather than fixed year to year, so it's worth checking the site before a visit.

Joe's Honey is a beekeeping operation on West Laporte Road in Breckenridge, a small Gratiot County village in mid-Michigan. No further public details are available online.

Ithaca

Crystal

Crystal is a small Montcalm County village named for a nearby lake. Its farmers market on West Park Street has no current website confirming vendors, hours, or season.

Harrison

Buggy Down Carriage Co offers horse-drawn carriage service based in Harrison, in Clare County, and lists itself as serving events across Michigan rather than one fixed venue. Booking details, carriage types, and pricing aren't published online.

Barryton

Barryton Farmers' Market runs on Rose Avenue in Barryton, one of several small-town markets that make up Mecosta County's farmers market network alongside Big Rapids, Paris, Remus, and Rodney. The county coordinates the group to keep fresh-food access spread across its rural townships rather than centered in one city.

Flower Stand on Osborn has no confirmed city or hours on record. Given the name, this reads as a roadside stand selling cut flowers along Osborn Road — unconfirmed until the operator verifies.

Six Lakes

Beaverton

Beaverton Farmers Market sets up on Ross Street near Ross Lake in Beaverton, a small Gladwin County city in Michigan's mid-state lake country. The lakeside location ties the market to the area's summer cottage crowd as much as its year-round residents.

Harrison

Stanton

Anderson & Girls Orchards pairs an apple orchard and cider mill with a free petting zoo holding more than 140 animals — kangaroos, camels, zebras, emus, peacocks and lemurs among them. The Stanton farm market also sells house-made ice cream and gifts out of its gift loft. It's an unusual combination for a Michigan orchard; most farms this size stick to fruit and cider, not exotic animals.

Pixely Farm is listed in the USDA Local Food Directory at an East Kent Road address near Sanford, Michigan. No further details on crops, products, or hours were found online beyond the directory listing.

Sanford Farmers' Market sets up Mondays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., June through October, in the Long Branch Saloon parking lot at Saginaw Road and North Sanford. The tables run seasonal — flowers and early vegetables in June, pumpkins and mums by fall — with produce sourced from growers around this Midland County village, rebuilt in recent years after the 2020 dam failures reshaped the town.

Midland

Leon and Wendy Cook run this produce and hay farm south of Midland, growing sweet corn, asparagus, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, and pumpkins alongside cage-free brown eggs, horse hay, and straw. What started on 40 acres has grown to 60. The self-serve farm stand at 2764 E. Gordonville Road runs daily, 8:30am to 9pm, and the family sells the same lineup — plus homemade egg noodles, maple granola, and jam — at the Midland Area Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings.

Midland

Midland Berry Farm grows U-pick blueberries and strawberries on Bradford Road in Midland. No storefront or standing hours are listed publicly, so calling ahead is the best way to check what's ripe before making the trip.

Wheeler

Poindexter Farms grows one crop and grows it well: U-pick strawberries on Harrison Road outside Wheeler, with a season that typically runs about three weeks in June. Weather shifts the exact dates year to year, so the farm posts current picking conditions on Facebook rather than a fixed calendar.

Gladwin

Gladwin Farmers Market sets up under a covered pavilion on North State Street, just north of the town's Historical Village, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, May through mid-October. The pavilion has public restrooms and paved parking, which matters more than it sounds once the lot fills up on a September Saturday. Expect produce, eggs, baked goods, and crafts from local vendors.

Fishers Blueberry Farm's address, on North Steel Road, falls in the 48626 zip code in Michigan, though the city field is blank in current records. No independent website was found — confirm the address and season directly before visiting.

Lakeview

Lakeview Farmers Market keeps a short season, Saturdays 9am to noon, July through September, at 215 South Lincoln Avenue in this Montcalm County village. The compressed summer-only schedule is typical for small West Michigan markets serving towns under a few thousand people.

Merrill

Midland

Lakeview

Midland

Midland's farmers market sets up near the end of Ashman Street in downtown Midland, open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., from May into November. Vendors bring fresh produce, baked goods, handcrafted items, flowers and plants, with USDA Certified Organic and grass-fed options mixed in among the regular stalls. Cash, cards, and EBT are accepted.

Hemlock

Midland

Wirbel Farms is an agritourism stop on N Eastman Road in Midland, Michigan, in the mid-Michigan farm belt along the Tittabawassee River. Crops, activities, and hours aren't confirmed online yet.

Midland

The Midland Area Farmers Market has been around for over 60 years supporting local farmers and producers while feeding the community. One of the main goals of the Market is assisting small businesses and entrepreneurs by offering them a vibrant place to sell their homemade and homegrown products while also supporting local agriculture.

Midland

Midland

Grandma's Pumpkin Patch runs a corn maze, hayrides, pony rides, and a barnyard of bunnies, chicks, goats, and a llama on N Eastman Road in Midland, Michigan. The season runs late September through October, with pumpkin sales on weekdays and full activities on weekends and Wednesday evenings. Field trips for preschool through high school groups run throughout the fall, alongside events like a car show and a fall flea market.

Hemlock

Gary and Lynne Jacques grow more than twenty apple varieties on their family orchard outside Hemlock, including HoneyCrisp and EverCrisp alongside older standbys. The picking season runs long for Michigan — apples from July through November, with peaches, pears, and plums filling out the rest of the calendar. It's a small operation by design, run by the family that plants and prunes the trees itself.

Stanwood