Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Oswego, IL
55 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Oswego — Camelot Farm, Kellers Farmstand Oswego and Massacre Haunted House, and more. Farm tours, tastings, stays, and hands-on experiences open to visitors.
Camelot Farm
2.7 miCamelot Farm is listed at a residential address on Chippewa Drive in Oswego. No public website, social page, or business listing could be verified, so details on activities or visiting are unconfirmed.
Kellers Farmstand Oswego
3.5 miOswego
Keller's Farmstand has run in Oswego since 1991, now in its fifth generation of the same family. Spring brings hanging baskets and vegetable starts, summer brings sweet corn, and fall turns the property into a U-pick apple and pumpkin operation with a 10-acre corn maze, wagon rides, and cider doughnuts. Open seasonally — May, then mid-July through October 31.
Massacre Haunted House
4.3 miMontgomery
Massacre Haunted House is a seasonal Halloween attraction in Montgomery, a Kane County village along the Fox River. Little independent detail is published beyond the listing itself, so confirm dates, hours, and ticket pricing directly before visiting.
Andersons FUN-E Farm
5.1 miPlainfield
Operating from the same Route 126 property as Anderson Tree Farm, this Plainfield stop pairs a working tree and produce farm with fall attractions including a mile-long haunted hayride. Expect evergreens for cutting, landscape trees, spring vegetable flats, summer produce, and fresh eggs year-round.
Thanksgiving Farm
5.9 miAurora
A small petting-zoo farm on Lindenwood in Aurora where visitors walk among ducks, horses, pigs, chickens, and a llama, then pick up seasonal produce and pumpkins on the way out. It's a low-key stop, more animal encounter than attraction park.
Aurora Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
6.6 miAurora
The Aurora Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is the nonprofit tourism office for Aurora and the surrounding Fox River Valley, covering Batavia, North Aurora, Oswego, and six other communities. It promotes the region's farms, orchards, and pumpkin patches through its visitor guides rather than growing or selling anything itself. Based at 43 W Galena Blvd in downtown Aurora.
Basement of the Dead Haunted House
6.6 miAurora
Basement of the Dead is a Halloween-season haunted house attraction at a downtown Aurora address. Independent detail beyond the listing itself is limited online — confirm current operating dates and ticket info directly before planning a visit.
Anderson Tree Farm
7.5 miPlainfield
Anderson Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm off Route 126 in Plainfield. It keeps a low web profile, so specific tree varieties, cutting policies, and season hours aren't published online. Call ahead before driving out during tree season.
Abbey Farms & The Nagel Emporium
10.5 miAurora
An agritourism farm on Hart Road in Aurora overlooking the Fox River Valley, running a pumpkin patch and Christmas tree farm alongside a 6,000-square-foot farm store stocked with specialty foods. The Nagel Emporium is the farm's event space — 8,000 square feet with reclaimed barn wood, chandeliers, and an outdoor stone fireplace, booked mainly for weddings.
Heap's Giant Pumpkins
10.5 miMinooka
A six-generation family farm off US Highway 52 in Minooka built around a 25-acre u-pick pumpkin patch, corn maze, and flashlight maze after dark. Its record giant pumpkin weighed 731.5 pounds in 2013. The farm kitchen serves locally sourced pork and beef burgers plus fresh apple cider donuts, and the 2025 season opens September 6.
Abbey Farms of Marmion Abbey
10.6 miAurora
Abbey Farms runs three seasons out of the same Butterfield Road property: summer produce, a fall Pumpkin Daze with what it calls the biggest corn maze in Kane County, and a winter Christmas tree lot where visitors can cut their own or buy pre-cut. Weekend fall nights add craft beer and outdoor movies. It's a working farm built around three distinct reasons to visit rather than one.
Blackberry Creek Honey Farm
9.8 miSugar Grove
Blackberry Creek Honey Farm keeps hives on Bliss Road outside Sugar Grove, an area the local historical society traces back to farmland use since the 1850s. The farm sells honey and runs pick-your-own hours alongside its beekeeping, drawing regulars from the Sugar Grove area who stop by for both.
Sugar Grove Pumpkin Farm & Produce
10.3 miSugar Grove
Sugar Grove Pumpkin Farm opened in 2015 just off the I-88 interchange on Route 47, and the pumpkin count alone sets it apart, more than 60 varieties spanning carving, heirloom, and mini types. The farm stand runs from mid-July through pumpkin season with sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, squash, and farm-fresh eggs, then shifts fully to fall with a corn maze, mums, and gourds. Admission and parking are free.
Zuidema Farms
11.0 miNewark
Zuidema Farms runs a working farm and on-farm market on US Highway 52 outside Newark, confirmed across several regional agritourism directories. Specific crops and hours aren't listed anywhere online, so a phone call is the best way to find out what's currently for sale.
Spring Bluff Nursery
11.1 miSugar Grove
Spring Bluff Nursery has served Kane County since 1979, running a retail garden center alongside a full landscaping arm that handles design, installation, hardscaping, and water features. Beyond trees, shrubs, and perennials, they grow heirloom vegetables and herbs on-site and run a CSA program, a produce operation layered onto what's primarily a plant nursery.
Bronkberry Farms
10.4 miPlainfield
Bronkberry Farms runs April 22 through Halloween, Tuesday through Sunday, shifting inventory with the calendar — spring annuals and vegetable starts, summer sweet corn and vine-ripened tomatoes, fall hayrides and a harvest festival. The general store stocks homemade pies, local honey, and jams year-round, and goats, chickens, and bees live on the property for visitors to see. The farm has picked up multiple Best Retail Business awards from the Plainfield and Joliet Chambers of Commerce.
Meyer Bees
13.6 miMinooka
Meyer Bees supplies working beekeepers out of Minooka — package bees, nucs, and locally mated queens in Italian, Carniolan, Russian, and Saskatraz lines, plus hives, frames, and extraction equipment. The shop also sells raw local honey and offers hive setup and monitoring services for beekeepers who'd rather not manage every step alone. Open Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday, 10am to 4pm, closed through July before its August reopening.
Windy Acres
14.0 miGeneva
Windy Acres operates in Geneva, part of the Fox River Valley's cluster of small agritourism stops. No current web listing was found describing what's currently open. Call ahead to confirm before visiting, since small operations like this often run seasonally.
Johansen Farms Children's Zoo and Pumpkin Patch
12.3 miBolingbrook
Johansen Farms runs a seasonal pumpkin patch stocked with roughly 25,000 pumpkins each fall, plus a pie house serving fresh apple cider donuts. Next door, the 7-acre Children's Zoo houses more than 500 animals, with baby chicks to hold, pony and train rides, hayrides, and petting areas. The zoo and patch open for the fall season only; the attached nursery and garden center run daily year-round.
Saint Charles Scarecrow Festival
17.2 miSt. Charles
Downtown St. Charles has hosted this scarecrow tradition since 1985, drawing 85 to 100-plus handmade entries each year across mechanical, club, individual, and business categories. The 2025 event runs October 10 through 12 with live entertainment and public voting on favorite scarecrows.
St. Charles Convention and Visitors Bureau
17.3 miSt. Charles
The Greater St. Charles Convention & Visitors Bureau markets St. Charles as a destination along the Fox River, one of the first 21 tourism bureaus certified by the state of Illinois back in 1983. It coordinates visitor information on the riverwalk, paddlewheel boat cruises, Scarecrow Weekend, and area farm and orchard visits rather than growing anything itself. Offices sit at 2 Main Street downtown.
Dollinger's Pumpkin Farm
18.2 miChannahon
Dollinger's Pumpkin Farm is listed on East Hansel Road in Channahon, along the Des Plaines River in Will County. No verifiable website or business listing was found to confirm current season dates or pricing.
Norton's Produce
18.7 miSaint Charles
Norton's Produce farms a stretch of Illinois Route 64 in Saint Charles, best known regionally for its fall corn maze alongside u-pick produce. It shows up on Chicago-area corn maze guides as one of the longer-running mazes in the Fox Valley, with the produce stand running through the growing season before the maze takes over each autumn. Confirm hours before driving out, since small roadside farms shift with the harvest.
Shady Hill Gardens
18.0 miElburn
Shady Hill Gardens built a national reputation over more than 30 years as a specialist grower of geraniums and pelargoniums, shipping mail-order plants out of the Chicago area. The operation relocated to Elburn in 2007 under new family ownership and now runs alongside a broader nursery business — bedding plants, herbs, hanging baskets — with geraniums still the specialty that built the name.
Apples On Oak
15.4 miLockport
Apples On Oak is a family-owned Lockport orchard growing apples, Asian pears, and garden produce with no herbicides and only organically approved fungicides and pesticides. The farm has shifted from u-pick to a Barn2Door online store for pre-picked apples and produce.
Philips Family Farm
14.8 miBig Rock
Bruce Phillips runs this produce stand on Chicago Road, opening for asparagus each May and switching over to sweet corn by July, with other vegetables filling the stand as they come into season. The farm also sells mulch, gravel, and sand — a sideline that keeps the operation going once the growing season slows. Reviewers point to fresh quality and to keeping their grocery money in the local economy instead of a chain store.
Wheaton Landscape and Garden Center
18.0 miWheaton
Wheaton Landscape and Garden Center — now operating as Wheaton Nurseries — sells trees, shrubs, annuals, mulch, and garden statuary out of its Roosevelt Road location, along with full landscape design and installation services. Staff work with customers directly on planning outdoor spaces, from picking plants to sketching the layout. It's a garden center built for people doing the work themselves as much as those hiring it out.
Kuipers Family Farm
19.4 miMaple Park
Kuipers Family Farm spans 230 acres in Maple Park, split between an apple orchard with u-pick and a bakery on one side of Watson Road, and a tulip festival, sunflower festival, dinosaur adventure, and Pumpkin FunFarm on the other. The farm has run these seasonal events for 25 years.
Larson's Family Farm
17.7 miSandwich
Larson's Family Farm cuts its own Christmas trees on 100 acres outside Sandwich, offering six varieties of evergreen along with handmade wreaths and roping. The Barn Store stays open weekends through cutting season, stocked with cookies, antiques, and secondhand toys and books. The farm also boards horses year-round, with indoor and outdoor arenas and trail access.
Tom's and Zach's Pumpkin Patch
18.3 miLockport
Tom's and Zach's Pumpkin Patch runs seasonally in Lockport, part of Will County's fall pumpkin-patch circuit. No current web listing was found describing specific hours or activities. Call ahead before visiting, since small seasonal patches like this often shift year to year.
Tom and Zach's Pumpkin Patch
18.3 miLockport
Tom and Zach's Pumpkin Patch works about an acre and a half of Bruce Road in Lockport, small enough that picking still means walking the field with your kids rather than riding out to it. The farm provides wagons and cutting tools, sells pie pumpkins, corn stalks, and straw, and sets up photo props around the grounds. The listing showed the patch closed for last season, so it's worth confirming current status before visiting.
Nettle Creek Farm & Pantry
22.2 miNettle Creek Farm & Pantry, based near Seneca, has sold grassfed beef, pork, chicken, eggs, and raw milk direct to customers since 2011, along with Greek olive oil, Wisconsin maple syrup, and local raw honey through its online store. Orders are picked up at the farm or shipped by USPS — no antibiotics, growth hormones, or synthetic inputs used in raising the animals.
Lyman Woods Center
20.2 miDowners Grove
Lyman Woods Center in Downers Grove is a nature preserve and interpretive center, not a working farm — worth flagging for anyone browsing this list for u-pick crops or a farm stand. It sits within DuPage County's forest and prairie network. Check with the Downers Grove Park District directly for current trail and program hours.
Troxel Farm and Garden
21.7 miMaple Park
An on-farm market near Maple Park selling locally grown produce direct from the farm rather than through a store. It's run under Troxel Ag, a small corn-farming operation that added the farm shop as a side outlet.
Konow's Corn Maze
19.2 miHomer Glen
Konow's Corn Maze packs a corn maze, an animal barn, carnival-style rides, and both indoor and outdoor play areas onto its Cedar Road property in Homer Glen. The farm hosts car cruise nights, field trips, and birthday parties, and stays open later than most — Tuesday through Saturday until 8pm, Sunday until 7. Weekday admission runs $15; weekends and special events are $20.
Garden Patch Farms & Orchard
19.7 miHomer Glen
Garden Patch Farms & Orchard is listed on West 159th Street in Homer Glen, Will County. The farm's former domain is no longer active, so no current fruit varieties or hours could be confirmed online.
Bengtson Pumpkin Farm
20.3 miHomer Glen
Bengtson's Pumpkin Farm has run its Fall Fest in Homer Glen since 1981, now spanning more than 25 attractions including 14 rides, a petting zoo, pig races, and a corn box. The 2026 season runs September 4 through November 8. Beyond pumpkins, the farm books school field trips, birthday parties, and corporate groups, and sells food from local vendors on site.
Bengtston Pumpkin Farm
20.3 miHomer Glen
Bengtson's Pumpkin Farm has run as a family-owned fall attraction in Homer Glen since 1980, built around a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and the Tractor Town Adventure Ride. It's one of the most-reviewed farms of its kind in the country, drawing Chicago-area families from September through early November for rides, food, and pumpkin picking on the same 151st Street property for over four decades.
Jim Gorman's Vegetables
26.4 miWilmington
Jim Gorman's Vegetables is a produce farm on South Route 53 outside Wilmington, in Will County's stretch of farmland along the Kankakee River. It has no independent web listing, so what's sold and when is best confirmed directly with the farm.
All Grass Farms, aka Barrington Natural Farms
29.4 miDundee
All Grass Farms, formerly Barrington Natural Farms, is a diversified regenerative farm on IL Route 31 in Dundee, inside the Brunner Family Forest Preserve. They sell grass-fed beef, lamb, pastured pork and poultry, raw Guernsey milk, pasture-raised eggs, and run a vegetable CSA, with a farm store open daily.
Crosswind Farms
25.2 miManhattan
A family-owned u-pick farm on Manhattan-Monee Road offering strawberries, blackberries, and red raspberries in summer, pumpkins in October, and fresh-cut Christmas trees in November and December. A small petting zoo runs alongside the produce operation.
Delairs Cornstalk Farm
22.7 miOrland Park
DeLair's Cornstalk Farm has sold cornstalks and pumpkins on Wolf Road since 1987, growing from a roadside stand into one of the few farms in the area offering custom-carved and custom-painted pumpkins to order. A craft barn built in 1940 sits on the property, stocked with handmade goods and jars of homemade jelly. The farm runs Friday through Monday, 10am to 6pm, from late September through October.
Sycamore Pumpkin Patch
26.9 miSycamore Pumpkin Patch ran u-pick pumpkins on Quigley Road for about a decade before closing in 2004. The 41-acre property has since gone back to farmland, and pumpkin seekers in DeKalb County now head to the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival downtown or nearby farms like Sugar Grove Pumpkin Farm instead.
Honey Hill Orchard
23.5 miWaterman
A family orchard in Waterman dating to 1965, growing 25 apple varieties across 2,100 trees at its main site plus 500 more at a second location. The 1880s barn on the property doubles as a gift and craft loft, and the farm also grows pick-your-own raspberries alongside cider donuts, caramel apples, and fresh pies.
Sunny Day's Honey
26.6 miElmhurst
Sunny Day's Honey is a small beekeeping operation working hives around Elmhurst. The farm sells comb honey directly and posts updates on the bees through the seasons — swarms, splits, and whatever the hive is doing that week. There's no storefront; check their Facebook page for what's currently available.
Plank Rd Orchard
29.7 miSycamore
Plank Rd Orchard grows 16 apple varieties, from early Gala to late-season Honeycrisp, and lets visitors pick their own during harvest. The farm store fills in around the apples with baked goods, honey, and small-batch jams and jellies. It's a straightforward u-pick operation on Plank Road outside Sycamore, doing what an orchard does well without much else attached.
McCarthy Farmstands
24.9 miOrland Park
McCarthy Farmstands runs a seasonal rotation on 167th Street — summer produce, pumpkins each fall, and Christmas trees with decorated wreaths through the holidays. The stand is open Monday through Saturday 10 to 6 and Sunday 10 to 4. It's a straightforward farm stand geared toward stocking the fridge, not a destination attraction.
Country Pond Gardens
25.8 miLeland
Country Pond Gardens is located on 45th Road in Leland, in LaSalle County farm country. No verifiable website or listing was found describing what they grow or sell.
The Children's Farm at The Center
25.8 miPalos Park
The Children's Farm at The Center is located on Southwest Highway in Palos Park, associated with a nonprofit called The Center. No verifiable website or listing was found to confirm current animals, programming, or hours.
SeatGeek Stadium Annual Pumpkin Patch Festival
28.0 miBridgeview
A three-weekend fall festival in the SeatGeek Stadium parking lot in Bridgeview, running carnival rides, a petting zoo, a corn maze, and a kids' haunted house alongside pumpkins. The 2025 dates are October 11-13, 17-19, and 24-26, with Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday hours.
Guelde Strawberries
28.2 miEarlville
Guelde Strawberries farms on East 1525th Road near Earlville, in LaSalle County. No verifiable website or listing was found to confirm current picking season or pricing.
Cavallini's in the Park
29.0 miTinley Park
Cavallini's in the Park is located on South Street in Tinley Park. No verifiable website or business listing was found describing current farm activities or offerings.
Willow Creek Honey/a>
29.1 miShabbona
Willow Creek Honey keeps hives around Shabbona and sells raw honey directly to customers, including small-batch comb honey when it's available. The farm posts availability on Instagram and Facebook rather than running a storefront, so checking social media before making the trip out saves a wasted stop.
Odyssey Fun Farm
29.3 miTinley Park
Odyssey Fun Farm runs a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze in Tinley Park, with hayrides looping the property and a Barnyard Zoo stocked with farm animals. Corn cannons round out the activity list. It operates alongside Odyssey Fun World, a separate entertainment center nearby, though the farm attraction is seasonal.
Midnight Terror Haunted House
29.7 miOak Lawn
Midnight Terror Haunted House is a seasonal Halloween attraction in Oak Lawn, a Chicago suburb along 111th Street. Independent detail beyond the listing itself is limited online — confirm current dates, hours, and ticket pricing directly before visiting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many agritourism & farm experiences are near Oswego?
US Farm Trail lists 55 agritourism & farm experiences within about 30 miles of Oswego, Illinois, the closest being Camelot Farm in null. Every one sells direct to the public.
Can you visit agritourism & farm experiences near Oswego in person?
Many welcome visitors — through a farm stand, on-farm store, or by appointment. Check each farm's page for hours and how to buy before you drive out.
