Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Versailles, KY

Versailles

Eckert's Versailles Orchard, formerly Boyd Orchards, is a pick-your-own fruit farm in Woodford County's horse country, open Tuesday through Sunday, 9am to 6pm. The property runs a bakery and concessions alongside its orchard market and seasonal U-pick fields. It's part of the four-farm Eckert's family operation based in Illinois, with sister locations in Belleville, Grafton, and Millstadt.

Versailles

Boyd Orchards grows fruit in Woodford County's Bluegrass horse country outside Versailles. The domain once tied to the name now redirects to an unrelated site, and no current Facebook or listing turned up in research, so specifics on what's in season and u-pick hours aren't confirmed online.

Versailles

Wildside Winery produces more than 40 wines on-site at its Versailles location in Woodford County's bluegrass horse country, with whites, reds, and fruit blends available for tasting and shipping. The tasting room runs Monday through Saturday, noon to 7pm, and Sunday noon to 5pm, with live music, festivals, and wedding hosting year-round.

Lexington

Gregory Brock's agritourism operation is listed at Paynes Mill Road in Lexington. No specific crops, animals, or visiting hours are published, though a phone number and email are on file for direct inquiries.

Versailles

Life Adventure Center sits off Milner Road in Versailles and runs on a simple premise: outdoor challenge builds resilience. The nonprofit offers ropes courses, equine riding lessons, summer camps, and team-building days for schools, corporate groups, and nonprofits across central Kentucky. It's accredited by the American Camp Association. Cabins, pavilions, and an assembly building are available to rent for retreats. Most participants are youth referred through partner organizations rather than walk-in visitors.

Nicholasville

Pinehope is registered at 12 Court of Champions in Nicholasville, Jessamine County, in the Bluegrass region south of Lexington. No public website or page describes the property's activities, so visitors should confirm details directly with the operator before stopping by.

Frankfort

Prodigy Vineyards has grown grapes on the Peach family's horse-country farm outside Frankfort since 1998. The limestone-and-loam soil suits the winery's dry Chambourcin, its most popular pour, alongside Vidal Blanc and Cabernet Franc for drier palates. The tasting room sits on Versailles Road, between Frankfort and Versailles.

Nicholasville

Springhouse Gardens is a garden center and nursery on Catnip Hill Road in Nicholasville, about four miles south of Lexington off US 68. Beyond trees, shrubs, perennials, and native plants, the center offers landscape design, installation, and maintenance services, plus a barn available for event rental. Hours run Monday–Saturday 9am–5pm and Sunday 11am–4pm.

Midway

Hosey Honey keeps its own hives near Midway and bottles the harvest as raw honey, unheated and unblended by their own description. It's a small, single-product operation — bees, hives, and honey — rather than a multi-crop farm stop. Contact details and hours aren't listed publicly beyond the online shop.

Lawrenceburg

Drake Ridge Farms opens its pumpkin patch and petting zoo for a Fall Festival every weekend in October, with U-pick pumpkins straight from the field. It sits off Bondsmill Road outside Lawrenceburg, in Anderson County. The farm posts each season's hours and admission on Facebook rather than running a full website, so that's the place to check before you drive out.

Harrodsburg

Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill preserves 34 restored buildings across 3,000 acres in Harrodsburg — once the third-largest Shaker settlement in the country, home to roughly 600 members at its 1850s peak. Today it's Kentucky's largest National Historic Landmark, with farm-to-table dining, overnight rooms, and river tours aboard the Dixie Belle.

Frankfort

A 20-acre pumpkin patch off Hickman Hill Road growing more than 75 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, and squash, reached by wagon ride from the parking area. There's a two-acre corn maze, farm animals, and a stand selling honey, grits, popcorn, and cornmeal milled on site. Admission is free; the farm also sells produce at Frankfort- and Louisville-area farmers markets outside pumpkin season. Dogs aren't allowed, for the animals' sake.

Frankfort

Wicked Woodpecker Farm is a small homestead in Franklin County where a newly retired couple raises chickens and dogs and grows as much of their own fruit and vegetables as the land allows. They document the day-to-day on TikTok and Facebook, with Kentucky bourbon culture running through their posts.

Frankfort

John Wes Henry is registered under Kentucky's agritourism program in Frankfort, the state capital along the Kentucky River in Franklin County. No product or visiting details have been published beyond the registration itself.

Harrodsburg

Devine's runs a Farm Market in July and August, then opens its corn maze and pumpkin patch September through October with a Field of Horror, zip line racing, tube slides, and an apple blaster game. A Winter Funfest follows December through February. The Kentucky Proud-certified farm sits on Talmage-Mayo Road in Harrodsburg.

Lexington

Stamping Ground

George W. White's property is on Switzer Road in Stamping Ground, in Scott County's bluegrass farmland north of Georgetown. It's registered as an agritourism site, but no independent website or listing describes its specific offerings or visiting hours. Reach out directly for current details.

Frankfort

Wayne F. Parrish's property is on Elm Drive in Frankfort, Franklin County's capital-area farmland along the Kentucky River. No independent listing or website was found describing what's grown, raised, or offered there.

Harrodsburg

My Harrodsburg Honey Co. keeps hives on Handy Road outside Harrodsburg, Mercer County, in the Bluegrass region surrounding one of Kentucky's oldest settlements. No website was found to confirm honey varieties, pricing, or where to buy, so reaching out directly is the best route.

Frankfort

Curt Wallace's farm sits on Deer Haven, also in Franklin County, on the outskirts of Frankfort. As with many small family listings in the county, no public website confirms specific products or visiting hours.

Frankfort

A honey operation based on West 2nd Street in downtown Frankfort. Listed in Kentucky agritourism directories under honey production; no confirmed hours or contact info beyond the address.

Nicholasville

Blackberry Orchard grows fruit on Danville Road Loop in Nicholasville, Jessamine County, in the Bluegrass region south of Lexington. The name and orchard listing point to berries or tree fruit for sale, though no website confirms the specific varieties, picking season, or farm-stand hours.

Georgetown

Ward Hall is an 1857 Greek Revival mansion in Georgetown with 27-foot Corinthian columns across 12,000 square feet, preserved by the Ward Hall Preservation Foundation. Public tours run the first two weekends of each month, April through October, 1 to 6pm, plus Christmas Candlelight tours in December. Private tours are available by appointment the rest of the year.

Frankfort

Kentucky Farms Are Fun is the state's official agritourism marketing program, run by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture out of Frankfort. It doesn't grow or sell anything itself — it's the directory and promotional arm connecting families to farm tours, pick-your-own operations, and rural events across the Commonwealth.

Nicholasville

Moonlight Fields Wedding Farm is an event venue in Nicholasville, in Jessamine County's Bluegrass horse country south of Lexington. The area has become a popular corridor for barn and farm wedding venues thanks to its rolling pasture and proximity to Lexington. No public website or listing was found for this specific property — contact them directly for booking and pricing.

Harrodsburg

Double D's Bees is registered in Harrodsburg, Mercer County, in Kentucky's Bluegrass region. The name points to a beekeeping operation, though no honey products or hours are listed publicly.

Lexington

Kentucky Horse Park is a 1,200-acre working horse farm and museum complex in Lexington, home to nearly 50 breeds that graze the grounds visitors walk through. Since opening in 1978, it has drawn more than a million guests a year for barn tours, two museums, and events like the Kentucky Three-Day Event. Camping is available on-site.

Harrodsburg

Local Honey, LLC operates in Harrodsburg, the Mercer County seat founded as Fort Harrod in 1774, one of Kentucky's oldest settlements. The business name suggests retail honey sales, though specific products aren't listed publicly.

Harrodsburg

Fairview Pumpkin Farm sits in Mercer County near Harrodsburg, not far from Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. As the name implies, the business is a fall pumpkin patch rather than a year-round operation.

Georgetown

Horsey Hundred is an annual road cycling event based in Georgetown, run through the horse farms of Scott County. Century-ride weekends like this one typically offer multiple distance options rather than a single fixed course, drawing riders from across the region each spring. Check with the organizing cycling club directly for this year's dates and registration.

Georgetown

Seed to Feed Dinner Series is a farm-to-table event held in downtown Georgetown on South Water Street. Series like this typically pair a rotating menu built from area farms with a fixed-price seated dinner, often tied to a specific restaurant or nonprofit host. No public listing turned up confirming the current organizer or schedule — check locally for upcoming dates.

Georgetown

Ninth Annual Fusion is listed at 117 North Water Street in downtown Georgetown, Scott County. The name suggests a recurring event rather than a standing farm property, and no independent listing was found to clarify what it involves or when it takes place.

georgetown

The Strawberry Festival runs at Bi-Water Farm & Greenhouse, a 185-acre family farm in Georgetown better known for AutumnFest, its fall pumpkin and apple season. Outside of fall, the farm keeps a market stocked with produce and flowers. Call ahead for current festival dates, since spring offerings shift from year to year.

georgetown

The Kiwanis Club of Georgetown and Scott County runs this town's Fourth of July tradition: an 11 a.m. parade down Main Street that starts on Military Street and works its way through downtown Georgetown. Fireworks follow at dusk at the Scott County Fairgrounds. The club has staged the parade for years as its signature community event.

Georgetown

Georgetown's Kiwanis Club has run the Scott County Fair for decades, and the 2026 edition marks its 79th year at the Scott County Fairgrounds. Expect livestock and horse shows, a garden tractor pull, and a full week of fair rides and food each June.

Stamping Ground

Stamping Ground's Family Fun Festival is a small-town community event held in this Scott County town northwest of Georgetown. No published schedule, vendor list, or contact details turned up beyond the listing itself.

Frankfort

John Antenucci runs Lazy Dog Honey out of Frankfort, tending bee yards scattered across Central Kentucky rather than one home apiary. His honey carries Kentucky Certified Honey status, and he walked through the operation on Frankfort's own Cable 10 farmer series in February 2024.

Georgetown

Festival of the Horse is a three-day celebration of Bluegrass heritage held each September in downtown Georgetown, with live music, craft vendors, food, and beer. Signature events include the Grand Parade of Horses, the GCH Colt & Filly Review Parade, a Pet Parade, and a Fireman's Chili Cook-Off. The 2026 festival runs September 11–13.

Georgetown

The Georgetown Kite and Culture Festival is a one-day event organized by the Georgetown Rotary Club, drawing 300 to 400 visitors for kite flying and cultural programming at Scott County Park. Proceeds, typically $6,000 to $8,000 a year, fund Rotary Club projects locally. The festival has run since at least 2005.

Georgetown

Bi-Water Farm & Greenhouse runs a working greenhouse and farm market in Georgetown year-round, then shifts into AutumnFest starting in September with apple days, a corn maze, a sunflower festival, bonfire sites, and Moonlight Fridays. The farm also hosts birthday parties, field trips, and company outings, selling fresh produce, flowers, and plants grown on-site.

Frankfort

Kuhn Dog Ridge Farm is on Sulphur Lick Road in Franklin County, on the opposite side of Frankfort from downtown. Like several small agritourism listings in the county, it has no independent website confirming current activities or hours.

Bryantsville

Civil War Corn Maze is located in Bryantsville, in Garrard County near the Camp Nelson Civil War heritage site along the Kentucky River. The name points to that regional history, though no public listing confirms current maze designs, dates, or hours. Corn mazes in this area typically run weekends through October — call ahead to confirm before visiting.

Meadow Lake Equestrian Center operates in the 40444 zip code of central Kentucky. As an equestrian center, the business centers on horses — boarding, lessons, or training — rather than crops or produce.

Waddy

Cedar Haven Farm is an agritourism operation in Waddy, in Shelby County's Bluegrass farmland between Louisville and Frankfort. No working website or social page turned up in research, so current activities and hours aren't confirmed online.

Georgetown

Evans Orchard runs the only pasteurizing cider mill in the Georgetown area, pressing local apples into cider sold alongside cider donuts and fried apple pies. Visitors can pick their own fruit in season, let kids loose in the barnyard play areas, and grab lunch at the on-site Sweet Apple Cafe. A renovated barn hosts weddings and private events, and a fall sunflower festival draws crowds beyond the usual apple-picking traffic. The farm market and gift store stay open through the growing season.

Lexington

Duntreath Farm breeds Simmental cattle on pastureland along Paris Pike, ground that's held onto its rural character even as Lexington's development presses in around it. The farm also opens part of its acreage for pick-your-own apples in season. Call ahead before driving out, since picking hours shift with the harvest.

Lexington

Botanica Fall Pumpkin and Mum Harvest is a seasonal fall event in Fayette County's Bluegrass horse country outside Lexington. No working website or listing turned up in research, so current dates, admission, and what's for sale should be confirmed locally.

Harrodsburg

Terrapin Hill Farm spans fields, forests, ponds, and river frontage outside Harrodsburg, run by the Cashel family as an event and camping destination. Guests can pitch a tent, bunk in a cottage, or sleep in a tipi, with a chapel and covered pavilion hosting weddings and festivals. The farm also runs drumming and sound-wellness workshops alongside its camping and event bookings.

Danville

KY Wine and Bourbon Tours runs guided trips out of Danville to distilleries along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, including stops like Woodford Reserve, Wild Turkey, and Four Roses. Groups of up to 20 travel together, with tastings, lunch, and gratuities (aside from the driver's) built into the price. The company started with wine tours in 2011 before adding bourbon.

Danville

Old Crow Inn sits on a 27-acre farm in Danville, built around a stone house from 1784 — the oldest one standing in Kentucky, with 24-inch walls and a Greek Revival portico. The property has grown organic vegetables and berries, planted a small vineyard, and poured wine in its own tasting room. Confirm current hours before visiting; the venue's operating status has changed in recent years.

Georgetown

This 560-acre farm in Scott County hosted the Gayla Bluegrass Combined Driving Event, built around the sport of combined driving — horse-drawn dressage, a cross-country marathon with hazards, and a timed cone course. Grounds included both lower and upper dressage rings alongside the obstacle course. Combined driving runs in three judged phases, modeled on ridden three-day eventing but performed entirely from the carriage seat.

Lexington

Eddie McNutt's farm is registered under Kentucky's agritourism program in Fayette County, home to Lexington and the state's horse-farm Bluegrass. Specific products or visiting hours aren't listed publicly.

BeeLeaf Farm sits on Briar Ridge Road near Eminence in Henry County, between Louisville and Frankfort. The name hints at bees or honey as part of the operation, though that wasn't verifiable online.

Lancaster

C M Lawson Apiary keeps hives along Richmond Road outside Lancaster, listed among Kentucky's honey producers in state agritourism directories. Beyond the address, no further details on hours or products are publicly posted.

On a hilltop above the Kentucky River Valley outside Owenton, this orchard has been in production more than 25 years. Roughly 1,000 apple trees anchor the place, backed by peaches, plums, and July blackberries, with jams, jellies, sorghum, and fresh cider sold alongside the fruit each fall. Open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., closed Sunday.

Winchester

Fallen Branch Farm is on Venable Road outside Winchester, in Clark County's Bluegrass farmland known for horse pasture and produce stands. It's listed as an agritourism destination, but no independent website or page was found to confirm current offerings or season. Contact the farm directly to plan ahead.

Pleasureville

Glover Farms LLC, registered since 2016, runs a strawberry drive-through out of Pleasureville each spring, with pre-orders taken ahead of pickup at $23 a gallon. The Cropper Road farm keeps customers updated on picking dates through its Facebook page rather than a standing website.

Paris

Reed Valley Orchard grows fruit in Bourbon County outside Paris, Bluegrass country better known for horse farms and bourbon than apples. It's one of the region's working orchards, with pick-your-own and farm-market sales typically tied to the fall harvest.

Shelbyville

Gallrein Farms has grown produce and greenhouse plants in Shelbyville for more than 30 years, opening its gates to the public each spring through Halloween. Spring brings U-pick strawberries and a greenhouse stocked with annuals and tropicals; summer shifts to a market of same-day harvested vegetables; fall means a corn maze, hayrides, and U-pick pumpkins. A bakery and cafe run year-round alongside an online shop. The farm also hosts school groups and corporate outings.

Paris

Stepping Stone Farm is an eighth-generation family orchard in Paris growing apples, berries, stone fruit, pumpkins, and strawberries across two properties, including the U-pick-only Reed Valley Orchard. The farm market includes a playground and sunflower field, and the farm hosts seasonal festivals like its Strawberry Festival plus weddings and private events. Market hours vary by day, so check ahead.