Farms Near Urbana, OH

Urbana

A family-run u-pick pumpkin patch outside Urbana, with an on-farm market and stand open through the fall. Cash is the way to pay. The farm sits on East State Route 29 in Champaign County and posts its picking updates on Facebook. Expect a straightforward small-farm operation rather than a big commercial attraction.

Urbana

An orchard tied to Urbana, in Champaign County, west-central Ohio; the listed address sits on West Church Street in town. Orchards in this area grow apples and peaches sold in season, but specific varieties, a farm location, hours, or a website for this listing aren't confirmed online.

Urbana

The Woodruff family has farmed in Urbana, Ohio for generations — raising cattle, growing food, and caring for the land, with premium Jersey milk as the foundation. Today the farm's market pairs its own farm-raised dairy and beef with a curated selection of locally made pantry goods from trusted Ohio producers.

Urbana

The Ohio Fish and Shrimp Festival is Freshwater Farms of Ohio's annual event on US Route 68 just north of Urbana, held on Saturdays in September. Freshwater Farms is an indoor hatchery raising rainbow trout and freshwater shrimp, and the festival puts that on display with seafood, a sturgeon petting zoo, fishery tours and live music. The on-site market sells smoked trout year-round.

Urbana

Maple Lane is an agritourism farm on State Route 29 east of Urbana, in Champaign County's west-central Ohio farmland. The listing gives no specific crops, and the farm keeps no public website, so its offerings and hours aren't documented online. Contact the farm directly before planning a visit.

Urbana

Maple Tree Lane & Garden Center is on State Route 29 east of Urbana in Champaign County. As a garden center it sells the kind of plants and nursery stock home gardeners buy in spring, alongside its farm listing. It serves the Urbana area in west-central Ohio, north of Springfield.

Urbana

Urbana

Ladybug Acres is on Kizer Road near Urbana, in the west-central Ohio farmland of Champaign County. The listing marks it as an agritourism farm. No website or product details were available online, so contact the farm directly for its crops, hours, and visitor access.

Urbana

Urbana

Urbana

Champaign Berry Farm grows everything it sells on State Route 29 east of Urbana in Champaign County: red, black, and purple raspberries plus blackberries, peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, melons, and more. Pick-your-own berries are available by appointment, containers provided, with current prices and ripeness posted by the pound. In-season hours run Wednesday through Saturday. Call ahead and check the weather before heading out.

Fourth-generation family farm on nine acres in Urbana, Champaign County, growing nutrient-dense produce year-round with regenerative, soil-first methods. The mix changes weekly and seasonally rather than sticking to a fixed list. You can find their produce at Dayton's 2nd Street Market on weekends, plus a cafe in Urbana and the Saint Paris Pharmacy. Order or ask about availability by phone or email.

Mechanicsburg

Mechanicsburg

Springfield

Springfield

The bakery side here turns out baked-to-order pies by the thousands each year from a licensed in-home kitchen, with holiday orders taken ahead. The orchard grows 13 apple varieties, including Jonagold and Golden Delicious, plus peaches, cider, and vegetables like heirloom tomatoes and cauliflower. Pick-your-own and pre-picked apples are both options. It opens for the September-October harvest on Thackery Road near Springfield. Check Facebook before visiting.

West Liberty

Wenger's Produce is a farm-stand operation on County Road 29 near West Liberty, in Logan County, west-central Ohio, an area with a long-established Mennonite farming community. Stands like this sell homegrown vegetables and fruit through the summer and fall. Contact the farm to confirm current hours and what's in season before stopping by.

Zanesfield

Marmon Valley Farm in Zanesfield keeps more than 150 horses and bills itself as the largest Christian horse camp in Ohio, running since 1964. It offers trail rides, pony rides, and riding lessons, plus overnight summer camp for ages 7 to 17. Family retreats and day trips add archery, a climbing wall, hay rides, barn dances, and a barnyard of goats, rabbits, and miniature horses.

Springfield

Willow Wind Carriage & Limousine Service runs horse-drawn carriage rides out of Selma Road in Springfield, Clark County. It's a carriage and event-transport business rather than a crop farm, the sort booked for weddings, hayrides, and seasonal outings. No current website was found online, so contact the operator directly to check availability and rates.

New Carlisle

New Carlisle

Morningside Meadows is a cut-flower farm on Black Pike in New Carlisle, in Clark County between Springfield and Dayton. It runs a flower CSA, so members pick up fresh seasonal bouquets on a recurring schedule through the growing season, with the mix shifting as Ohio's summer moves from spring blooms to high-summer flowers. A share is the main way to buy here rather than a year-round storefront.

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New Carlisle

A farm market on Marquart Road in New Carlisle selling home-grown seasonal produce, with pumpkins, apples, and gourds leading the fall lineup. Hayrides and a corn maze bring families out in autumn. The farm keeps daily hours through the season and takes cash, check, and cards. It sits in Clark County, west of Springfield; updates run through Facebook.

New Carlisle

Yellow Springs

Young's Jersey Dairy is a working dairy and family destination on Springfield-Xenia Road in Yellow Springs, Ohio, best known for award-winning homemade ice cream made on site. Beyond the Dairy Store there's mini golf, a corn maze, batting cages, wagon rides, two restaurants, and a 36-foot carousel added in 2024. It draws crowds year-round and hosts birthday parties, school tours, and summer farmer camps for kids.

Milford Center

The Maize at Little Darby Creek is a fall corn-maze and agritourism farm near Milford Center in Union County, west of Columbus along the Little Darby. Corn mazes here open in the fall harvest season and usually add pumpkins, hayrides, and weekend family activities. Specific 2026 dates and pricing weren't confirmed online, so check before you go.

Marysville

A combined winery and brewery on Shirk Road in Marysville, pouring house-made wines from dry to sweet plus 30 taps of craft beer, hard cider, cold brew, and soda, all available to taste before you buy. Live music runs Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons with rotating food trucks, and the space books private events up to 75-plus. It won favorite brewpub in the Columbus area's 2023 CBUS Top Picks.

Ohio Till Farmstead is an Ohio farm whose website is still under construction, so its crop list and location aren't posted yet. The name suggests a tillage-and-produce farmstead, likely vegetables, grain, or mixed livestock sold direct. Check back on their site as it comes online, or contact them through the directory for current details on what they grow and where they sell.

Yellow Springs

Mosier's Market is a food market operating in Ohio. Verified specifics are thin online, so its exact location and offerings aren't confirmed here.

Fairborn

Homestead Berry Farm offers pick-your-own blackberries on West Enon Road in Fairborn, in Greene County near Dayton. Blackberry picking opens in mid-August. Come late fall, the farm switches to the holidays with fresh-cut Christmas trees and wreath-making workshops starting Thanksgiving week. It closes between seasons, so check before you drive out.

Raymond

The most important thing about what we do is that we truly Love It. Nothing brings more joy and satisfaction than seeing your animals born, nurtured each day and treated as part of our family. From our first Highland Cow “Skye” to our first pig “Oreo”, they are truly as much a part of us, as the piglets and calves they continue to contribute to our farm. We are a small family farm rooted in a love of nature and the animals we raise. Much of what we do would likely seem outdated by today’s modern

Marysville

Blue Sky Farm on Dog Leg Road in Marysville now operates as Nana's Blueberries, offering u-pick blueberries in season and pre-picked blackberries by order. It ties into a larger family dairy operation in Union County. U-pick hours vary year to year, so message ahead through their Facebook page before driving out.

Marysville

Marysville

A farm on Burns Road in Marysville, Union County, central Ohio. The name is associated locally with honey and herbal wellness products, though specific goods, a storefront, or hours for this listing aren't confirmed online. Union County's farm scene mixes beekeeping, small produce plots, and herb growing.

The Union County Farmers Market sets up in Marysville, the Union County seat in west-central Ohio. Local growers and makers bring seasonal produce, baked goods, and handmade items during the warm-weather market season.

Union Station 1820 is listed as an Ohio farm-market vendor. Verified details for this name weren't found online, so its offerings and location remain unconfirmed.

Kitschen Bakery is a bakery based in Ohio. Verified specifics are limited online; small Ohio bakeries like this usually turn out fresh bread, pastries, and made-to-order treats.

Marysville

Union County CVB is the convention and visitors bureau for Union County, Ohio, based in Marysville northwest of Columbus. It's a tourism office rather than a farm, the kind of agency that points travelers toward local orchards, markets, and agritourism stops across the county. Reach it for area farm and event listings.

Tipp City

Brock's Pumpkin Patch is a small pick-your-own operation on Rudy Road in Tipp City, north of Dayton. It shows up in regional u-pick and agritourism directories offering fall pumpkins and on-farm pickup, but keeps little presence online. Check locally for current hours during pumpkin season.

Marysville

Leo Berbee Bulb Co is a flower-bulb supplier based in Marysville, in Union County northwest of Columbus. The name and trade point to wholesale bulb distribution: tulips, daffodils, and other spring and fall bulbs of the kind imported from Dutch growers. A public retail storefront or hours aren't confirmed online.

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Jamestown

Brickel Creek Organic Farm grows certified organic herbs, greens, vegetables and fruit on part of the 1890 Brickel family homestead near Jamestown, in Greene County. The picking list changes week to week through the season. Started in 2007, the farm keeps about 2.25 acres in certified-organic production and runs conservation programs for wildlife. Its produce reaches Dorothy Lane Market in Dayton and farmers markets around Yellow Springs.

Tipp City

Wild Farm is a CSA at 5100 Ross Road in Tipp City, north of Dayton in Miami County. Members sign up for a share of the season's harvest picked up from the farm. Public details online are limited, so contact them directly for share options and pickup details.

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Fairborn

Katie's Pumpkin Barn sells pumpkins on New Germany-Trebein Road near Fairborn, in Greene County between Dayton and Xenia. Pumpkin barns like this open in the fall with pumpkins, gourds, and mums, often adding hayrides or a corn maze. The season runs late September through October. Check ahead for this year's dates and hours before visiting.

Huber Heights

Yutzy's Farm Market sells fresh local produce, a large deli, and bulk foods at 6010 Converse Huff Road in Plain City, in the Amish farming country west of Columbus. Recent counters have carried pan-roasted turkey, baby Swiss, homegrown sweet corn, blueberries, and peaches. Household staples round out the store.

Dayton

This market meets at 4624 Bath Road in the Bath Township area northeast of Dayton, near Fairborn. Vendors sell locally grown produce, baked goods, and handmade items, and it runs on weekend days through the warmer months. It reads as a small neighborhood gathering rather than a large downtown market. Check locally for the current season's days and hours.

Plain City

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Sidney

The VanDemark Farm on South Vandemark Road in Sidney, Ohio is home to the Lost Land Corn Maze, plus mini golf, hayrides, a petting zoo, a barnyard play zone, a zipline, and a giant swing. A driving range runs daily from spring through fall, dawn to dusk. Most attractions are seasonal and peak on fall weekends; groups can book weekdays by reservation.

Troy Main Street runs the Downtown Troy Farmers Market on the city's public square, Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon, June through September. Vendors sell fresh produce alongside handmade soaps and arts and crafts in the historic downtown. The market is organized to push local buying from Miami County farmers and makers. Contact runs through Troy Main Street at 405 SW Public Square.

Troy

Fulton’s Farms was founded in 1954 as a small 40-acre farm and has grown to be over 2000 acres of vegetables and small fruits. William D. Fulton turned his American dream into a reality when he founded this farm with his family. William was an innovator of the u-pick approach to marking strawberries, which lead him to be one of the largest growers of strawberries on the east side of the Mississippi river and helping found The North American Strawberry Growers Association. He also paved the way o

Troy

Fulton’s Farms was founded in 1954 as a small 40-acre farm and has grown to be over 2000 acres of vegetables and small fruits. William D. Fulton turned his American dream into a reality when he founded this farm with his family. William was an innovator of the u-pick approach to marking strawberries, which lead him to be one of the largest growers of strawberries on the east side of the Mississippi river and helping found The North American Strawberry Growers Association. He also paved the way o

Bluescreek Farm Meats runs a whole-animal butcher shop, grocery, and bakery just north of Plain City, at the corner of US Route 42 and OH Route 736. Cases and freezers hold fresh and frozen cuts, and roughly 85% of the grocery stock comes from Ohio producers. Baked goods fill out the shelves. The market is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4pm.

Sidney

Marysville

Marysville

CherryHawk Farm offers u-pick apples in over a dozen varieties on Springdale Road near Marysville, along with cherries, a pick-your-own sunflower field, seasonal sweet corn, and local honey. The farm leans on old-fashioned apple picking as its draw. Hours run into the evening during peak season.

Anna

A fish farm on Wells Road in Anna, Shelby County, western Ohio. Operations like this typically raise and sell pond-stocking fish such as bluegill, bass, catfish, and minnows for private ponds, but specific species, pricing, or delivery details for this listing aren't confirmed online.