Agritourism & Farm Experiences near New Bedford, MA
40 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of New Bedford, nearest first. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
Nearest first
Keiths Farm
2.2 miAcushnet
Pine Hill Farm
3.9 miAcushnet
Stonebridge Farm
4.5 miAcushnet
Silverbrookfarm Inc
5.1 miAcushnet
Hartley Family Farm LLC
8.5 miRochester
Hiller Bros., Inc. & East Over Farm
9.1 miRochester
Golden Touch Farms
8.8 miWestport
Stonehaven Family Farm
10.4 miWestport
Devol Farm
9.7 miWestport
Chamberlain Farm
13.2 miBerkley
Coyne Bog Blues
12.8 miW. Wareham
Back Acre Farms
15.2 miMiddleboro
Back Acre Farms was a family-run pick-your-own pumpkin farm in Middleboro, Massachusetts, with more than 10 acres of pumpkins, hayrides out to the patch and a 2-acre corn maze. A Brockton Enterprise fall farm roundup, carrying August 2022 photos, reported the farm was running one last fall season before closing at the end of that year.
Old Stone Orchard
12.6 miLittle Compton
Bensons Pond
14.4 miMiddleboro
The Barn on Bensons Pond
14.4 miMiddleboro
Simcock Farm
14.3 miSwansea
Berkley Nursery & Tree Farm
16.3 miBerkley
Hope Alpaca Farm
15.7 miLittle Compton
Pachet Brook Tree Farm
15.1 miTiverton
Atlantic Motel
15.3 miEast Wareham
Araujo Farms & Greenhouses
16.6 miDighton
Young Family Farm
15.9 miLittle Compton
The Blueberry Patch
16.1 miE. Wareham
Flax Pond Farms
19.0 miCarver
Stony Creek Farm
16.1 miSwansea
Town Line Farm
21.0 miPlymptonHalifax
Mellos Farm and Flower Center
16.1 miPortsmouth
Sauchuk Farm
21.5 miPlympton
Sauchuk Farm is a 200-acre diversified family farm in Plympton, Massachusetts, founded in 2002 by Scott Sauchuk on the old Samson Homestead. Its farm stand is open every day from 9 am to 6 pm in season and sells the farm's apples, pumpkins, tomatoes, peppers and winter squash, plus apple cider donuts and kettle corn. Pick-your-own blueberries run July to early August, peaches in August and apples in September and October. On weekends from mid-September through October 31, a separate fall site runs a corn maze and pumpkin picking with tickets bought in advance.
Bourne Farm Saltpond Pumpkin Fest
17.0 miWest Falmouth
Bourne Farm is a 1775 farmstead in West Falmouth, Massachusetts, owned by the land trust Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries since 1979 and the site of its annual Pumpkin Day each October. The field fills with pumpkins for the one-day festival, which runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, pony rides, a petting zoo, fall crafts, a bounce house, lunch and a bake sale. Admission and parking are free, with tickets sold per activity. The rest of the year the farm's 51 acres of fields and woodland trails are open dawn to dusk, and the Shining Sea Bikeway crosses the property.
Mayflower Cranberries LLC
21.3 miPlympton
Escobar Farm Corn Maze
17.4 miPortsmouth
Escobar's Farm is a working farm in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, known for its 8.5-acre corn maze with more than 2 miles of paths. The maze runs from mid-September to mid-November on weekends and Columbus Day, plus Fridays from October, from 10am to 6pm. Lou's Pumpkin Patch offers pick-your-own pumpkins on weekends, hayrides pass through the dairy barn, and the farm's Beef Shed sells farm-raised beef. For the 2026 season, maze admission is $10 for ages 11 and up and $8 for ages 4 to 10.
Frerichs Farms
17.4 miWarren
Quonset View Farms
17.9 miPortsmouth
Rocky Brook Orchard
18.7 miMiddletown
Nessralla Farm
23.7 miHalifax
Billingsgate Farm
23.6 miPlympton
Billingsgate Farm grew more than 90% of its own produce on 75 organically and traditionally farmed acres in Plympton, with a stand selling fruit, vegetables, and herbs plus pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and pumpkins. The Reading family ceased operations here at the end of the 2016 season.
Cedar Hills Farm
20.6 miRehoboth
Coggeshall Farm Museum
18.8 miBristol
CC Reading Farm, LLC
25.0 miWest Bridgewater
Maribett Farm
24.2 miKingston
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