Agritourism & Farm Experiences near New Castle, PA

New Castle

Hickory Creek Honey sits on Mount Air Road in New Castle, Lawrence County, a family farm of more than a century that has kept bees for over twenty years. Alongside honey from its own hives, the farm grows pumpkins, gourds, mums, corn stalks, and straw bales for fall. It's open daily, roughly 9 to 7. Come for honey year-round and pumpkins in autumn.

Volant

Gary's Berries is a blueberry farm in Volant, Lawrence County, with more than 1,000 blueberry plants open for pick-your-own; you can also buy quarts already picked. In the courtyard, Grandma Julie's Sweet Shop sells blueberry and pumpkin donuts along with treats. The operation runs seasonally and adds fall activities for families. Picking peaks in mid to late summer, so call ahead to confirm the day's conditions.

New Wilmington

A 150-acre family entertainment farm on Greenfield Road in New Wilmington, Lawrence County. Irons Mill Farmstead runs 40-plus outdoor attractions including pig races and a candy cannon, ten eateries serving corndogs and chicken tenders, plus dance parties, campfires, birthday parties, and field trips. Open seasonally; check the site for dates and admission.

Fombell

A grazing dairy on North Tower Road in Fombell, Beaver County, in the hilly farm country north of Pittsburgh. Details about milk sales or farm visits aren't posted online. Reach the farm directly to ask about raw milk, herd shares, or what's available at the barn.

Cheeseman Farm runs a stack of attractions on its working Butler County ground near Portersville. The fall Pumpkin Festival anchors the calendar, and October brings the Cheeseman Fright Farm haunted attraction. Betsy's Barn handles weddings and parties, Breakneck Campground offers overnight stays, and the farm hosts country concerts through the warmer months. It's a family operation that leans hard into seasonal events.

Slippery Rock

WestPark Alpacas keeps a herd on West Park Road in Slippery Rock, Butler County, near Slippery Rock University north of Pittsburgh. Alpaca farms in the area commonly sell yarn, socks, and raw fleece and host visits by appointment. Check their site or call before stopping by to confirm hours and what's for sale.

Harry's Honey Pot pairs raw local honey with a line of handmade goods: cold-process soaps, lip balms, beard oils, bath bombs, candles, and wax melts. The Mercer County beekeeper sells online through Etsy and shows up at regional markets and events around western Pennsylvania. Ordering and product updates run through the website and the shop's active Facebook and Instagram pages.

Mercer

Hughes Farm and Apiary is a first-generation operation in Mercer that also goes by The Knee High Beekeepers. They sell raw honey and hive products alongside free-range eggs and berries, and the farm is Certified Naturally Grown. Their honey and eggs show up at the Cranberry Township Farmers Market, with pre-orders taken directly. Bees, berries, and birds make up the core of what this small Mercer County farm raises.

Grove City

Fair Haven Farms pairs a working horse farm with fall agritourism outside Grove City. Autumn weekends bring hayrides to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, and a sunflower festival held the last weekend of August. The farm hosts hunter and dressage horse shows and takes bookings for parties, reunions, and corporate events. Fall hours generally run Friday through Sunday, so plan a weekend visit.

Mercer

Coolspring Ranch runs a 12-acre corn maze on Franklin Road in Mercer, just off I-79 in northwestern Pennsylvania. The fall season adds a double mega slide, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and Miss Tillie the Scottish Highland cow. The kitchen turns out ranch-raised Black Angus burgers, homemade donuts, and kettle corn. Weekends bring themed events from mid-September into early November.

Clark

Berry farm on Winner Road in Clark, Mercer County, in far western Pennsylvania near the Ohio line. Berry growers here typically open in summer for strawberries and then other small fruit. Call ahead to check what's ready and whether you can pick your own.

Hubbard

Mustard Seed Farm runs a CSA on Bell Wick Road in Hubbard, near the Pennsylvania line, with weekly vegetable and herb shares on a pay-as-you-can sliding scale. Run by local women farmers, it also holds mushroom-log workshops, plant sales, and bulk produce sales for canning. Farm events and pickups happen on site through the growing season.

Canfield

Haus Orchard and Cider Mill grows apples and presses cider on West Calla Road in Canfield, in Mahoning County near Youngstown. Orchards here open for the fall apple season, when fresh cider and pick-your-own or pre-picked fruit draw weekend crowds. Call ahead in late summer and fall to confirm what's ripe and when the cider mill is running.

Baden

Chalupiak Farm is a family-run farm on Tyro Road in Baden, Beaver County, north of Pittsburgh, listed for agritourism visits. Its Facebook page, with a following in the low thousands, is the most active source for what the farm offers season to season. Public details are limited beyond that. Call 724-869-3491 to ask about produce, hours, and farm activities.

Greenville

Earthquake Pumpkin Farm grows pumpkins on Blahut Road in Greenville, in Mercer County near the Ohio line in northwestern Pennsylvania. Pick-your-own pumpkins and fall decorating supplies like gourds and corn stalks are the usual draw at a patch like this. No website was available to confirm this year's hours, so check locally before heading out.

Columbiana

Detwiler Farm turns into a fall agritourism draw on Renkenberger Road in Columbiana, with a 10-acre pick-your-own pumpkin patch, hayrides, a 4-acre cornfield maze, an indoor straw maze and a petting zoo. The family has worked this ground since 1838, five generations back. Admission runs about $7 during the pumpkin season, which is the farm's main event.

Renfrew

Family u-pick blueberry farm on McCalmont Road in Renfrew, Butler County, with more than 5,700 bushes across ten varieties. U-pick berries run about $3 a pound, and buckets and bags are provided. Picking hours change week to week with ripeness, so the website or Facebook page is the place to check before driving out. Season runs through the mid-to-late summer stretch.

Butler

Sunset Hills Farm Alpacas raises alpacas on Three Degree Road in Butler, north of Pittsburgh in Butler County. Farms like this usually sell raw fleece, yarn, and finished fiber goods, and some open for herd visits. Public specifics are thin, so call ahead to confirm what's available and whether they take drop-in guests.

Wexford

Shenot's Farm & Market is a family farm and market on Wexford Ruin Road in Wexford, north of Pittsburgh. It sells its own produce through a farm store and takes orders on an online ordering page. Sweet corn, pumpkins, and seasonal fruits and vegetables are typical draws at this longtime local operation. Check the site for what's currently in stock.

Valencia

Greystones Farm is an agritourism property on Three Degree Road in Valencia, Butler County, north of Pittsburgh. The rolling farmland here sits in the outer suburbs of the Pittsburgh metro, where small farms mix crops, livestock, and event space. Details of its specific offerings are limited.

West Sunbury

A performance-horse operation on Mack Road in West Sunbury, Butler County, north of Pittsburgh. The name suggests breeding, training, or showing competition horses. The farm keeps little presence online, so contact them directly for boarding, training, or sales details.

Canfield

Butler

For All Family Farms works as an event venue and small farm on Hoon Road in Butler, hosting weddings, birthdays, retirements, and other gatherings. The farm also raises livestock and grows produce for the local area. Its Facebook presence runs under the handle 'faffwed,' pointing to the wedding side of the business. Call to ask about booking the space or what produce is available in season.

Salem

Paul and Mary Ann Gasper started this fruit-and-vegetable farm on West South Range Road in the 1980s, and its peaches remain the draw. Through summer the stand carries apples, nectarines, cherries, melons, sweet corn, asparagus and beans, most of it picked by hand at ripeness. The season runs roughly June through September in Salem, near the Ohio-Pennsylvania line. Call ahead to check what's ready before you make the trip.

Salem

A coffee roaster on East State Street in Salem, in Columbiana County, eastern Ohio. The trade points to small-batch roasting with a cafe or bean sales, but a website, hours, or menu for this listing aren't confirmed online.