Farms Near Washington, MI

Washington

Miller's Big Red Orchard, now doing business as Big Red Orchard, has run a cider mill and u-pick operation in Washington Township since 1878, making it one of the oldest orchards in Michigan. The farm market sells seasonal produce and cider, and The Legacy Bar on-site serves food and drinks with trivia nights and happy hours Wednesday through Sunday.

Washington Charter Township

Big Red Orchard, under new ownership since 2023, is one of Michigan's oldest u-pick apple orchards, still pressing cider and frying donuts at its Washington Township cider mill. Beyond apples, the farm sells peaches, plums and cherries in season, plus u-pick pumpkins and a straw mountain for kids. It's open year-round, with a bar — the Legacy Bar — running on its own separate hours.

Washington

Washington

Washington

Westview Orchards & Winery in Washington, Michigan has been operated by the same family since 1813 — over 200 years of growing fruit. Guests u-pick raspberries, saskatoons, apples, and sunflowers, browse the daily farm market and bakery famous for cinnamon donuts and cider, and sip in the weekend Winery Loft; an on-site MSU-connected weather station helps the farm stay a step ahead of Mother Nature.

Washington

Big Red Orchard in Washington, Michigan — established 1878 — is one of the oldest cider mills and u-pick orchards in the state. The seasonal farm market opens each September alongside u-pick apples, while the year-round Legacy Bar pours wine and drafts with trivia nights and happy hours, and the new Crimson Hills Event Center hosts private events.

Romeo

Washington Twp.

Romeo

Romeo's farmers market sets up in the village during the growing season, with the site relocating some years to make way for the town's Peach Festival — check Facebook before making a special trip. Vendors run local produce, baked goods, eggs, and meat alongside handmade knits, toys, home décor, and raw honey. It's a small operation, listed with the Michigan Farmers Market Association, built around Romeo's downtown rather than a fairground lot.

Verellen Orchards & Cider Mill is an orchard and cider operation in Michigan. Public details on apple varieties, cider hours, or exact location aren't confirmed yet.

Bruce Township

Stony Creek Orchard & Cider Mill in Romeo has been family owned and operated by the Ross family since 1939 — a quaint old farm of white barns, antique tractors, and 300-foot pines with no admission fee. Fall weekends bring u-pick apples and red and black raspberries, hot donuts straight from the Donut House, cider pressed on the farm's own mill, handmade frozen pies, moonlight hayrides, and school outings.

Bruce Township

Hy's Cider Mill in Bruce Township is a family-owned apple orchard with over 80 years of history and three generations of cider making. Open fall weekends from early September through early November, visitors take wagon rides to u-pick apples, browse the mill store, and enjoy fresh cider, donuts, and caramel apples at the outdoor picnic areas.

Romeo

Stony Creek Orchard presses its own cider from apples grown on-site and fries donuts fresh in its Donut House, alongside pick-your-own apples, raspberries, and pumpkins. The salesroom stocks pears, handmade pies, caramel apples, gourds, jams, and maple syrup, and wagon rides run through the orchard with weekday group tours available. Open seasonally September through December.

Leonard

Our farm grows an ancient variety of spelt grain in which we clean and dehull and sell by the pound

Armada

Falkenberg Honey Farm keeps bees in Armada, in Macomb County's fruit belt north of Detroit. As a honey farm rather than a produce stand, its output is jarred honey rather than u-pick crops.

Armada

Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill grows apples and runs a full cider mill on Armada Center Road in Armada, Michigan, with U-pick fruit and vegetables in season. The cidery's craft hard cider was voted Best Cidery by HOUR Detroit in both 2024 and 2025. Funland adds more than 35 attractions — jumping pillows, a petting farm, train rides — and the Tasting Room serves lunch, dinner, and a strolling weekend brunch buffet. Open daily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Oakland Charter Township

Upland Hills Farm is a nonprofit educational farm on Lake George Road in Oxford, Michigan, built around hands-on visits with farm animals, hayrides, and a playground. It opens to the public on select summer Sundays from June through August and every weekend in October, and runs school field trips, birthday parties, summer day camp, and a horse camp. Pony rides and animal encounters are regular fixtures of a visit.

Macomb

Almont Farmers Market sets up on South Main Street along M-53 in Almont, a Lapeer County village on the western edge of Michigan's Thumb region. The highway-front location puts it in view of through-traffic headed toward the Thumb's farm country.

Shelby Farmers Market & More is a Michigan farmers market — the "& More" in the name suggests vendors beyond produce alone. Hours and exact location aren't confirmed in any public listing found.

Shelby Township

Shelby Farmers Market sets up Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., May through October, on the grounds of the Packard Proving Grounds — the historic automotive test track that gives the market its other name, the Packard Farmers Market. Free guided tours of the grounds run every Saturday at 11 a.m. during the season, and half the market's proceeds go to the Packard Motor Car Foundation's preservation work. Running since 2008, it pairs local produce and crafts with a piece of Michigan car history most visitors don't expect.

Oxford

Macomb Township

Rochester

Saturdays, 8am to 1pm, May through October (closed on July 4th), at the corner of East Third and Water Street in downtown Rochester. More than 50 vendors sell produce, meat, baked goods, honey, and prepared foods; leashed dogs are welcome, and the market accepts Michigan EBT and Double Up Food Bucks.

Stibich Farm is a Michigan farm with no public details yet on what it grows, raises, or sells.

Almont

Brookwood Fruit Farm in Almont, Michigan has been a quiet place for families for over 100 years, offering u-pick apples, pears, tart cherries, peaches, and more in season. The family farm prides itself on a memorable, peaceful picking experience, with a newsletter announcing when each variety ripens.

Armada

Blake Farms Orchard and Cider Mill in Armada presses its own cider and bakes donuts on-site daily, alongside u-pick apples and a farm market selling craft hard cider, jarred goods and seasonal produce. The mill and tasting room open at 8 a.m., and the calendar runs deep into fall festivals — a Pickle Festival, a Sunflower Festival — beyond the usual apple-and-pumpkin season.

Dryden

Honeyflow Farm in Dryden sells pure Michigan honey and beeswax candles, and doubles as one of the larger vineyards in southeast Michigan with u-pick grapes come harvest. The honey operation runs alongside the vineyard, not separate from it — the same visit can mean a jar of wildflower honey and a bag of grapes picked straight off the vine.

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Dryden

Macomb

Kutchey Family Farm traces back to the early 1800s, when the Kutcheys sold potatoes, eggs, and milk out of Warren; they moved to their current 250-acre Macomb Township spot in 1965 and switched to produce. Sweet corn, tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, peppers, beans, and pumpkins fill the fields from mid-July through November, and the affiliated market now pours Michigan beer and wine alongside local honey.

Sterling Heights

Hardy Honey Bee Farms sells raw, unprocessed honey out of Sterling Heights — Wildflower, Buckwheat, and Orange Blossom varieties, none of it pasteurized. This isn't a pick-your-own destination; the honey moves through chiropractic offices, produce stands, and specialty shops around Warren, Macomb, and Clinton Township, or by calling the farm directly. The owners are members of the Southeastern Michigan Beekeepers Association.

Sterling Heights

Armada

Blake's Orchard & Cider Mill in Armada anchors a family of farms, cideries, restaurants, and event destinations celebrating 80 years across Metro Detroit. The original orchard offers u-pick fruit and veggies, a cider mill open daily, and an award-winning tasting room voted Best Cidery by HOUR Detroit, plus Funland attractions, lavender, pickle, and sunflower festivals, weddings, and farm shares.

Lake Orion Farmers Market, also known locally as the Orion Township Farmers Market, runs Wednesdays, 2 to 7pm, from mid-June through late October at 93 S. Anderson Street. Vendors are Orion Township-area artisans and food producers rather than a broader regional lineup.

Orion Farmers' Market operates out of Howarth Church on Silverbell Road in Lake Orion, selling fresh produce, artisanal foods, and handcrafted goods from area vendors. Several farmers market directories list it, but no dedicated market website or phone number turned up in a search, so shoppers are best served checking the church's own postings for current hours.

Almont

Fuhrs Valley View Farm sits on Van Dyke Road in Almont, in the farmland northeast of Rochester Hills. No details on what the farm grows or sells are published online, so a phone call is the best way to find out before visiting.

Oxford

Harvest Time Farm Market — the full name on the sign is Harvest Time Farm Market & Pet Stuff — sits at 1125 S. Lapeer Rd. in Oxford, pairing a farm stand with a pet supply store under one roof. It's an unusual combination for a rural Oakland County market, and no independent website or posted hours turned up in a search.

Sterling Heights Farmers Market Pavilion is the city's covered market venue, though current hours, season dates, and vendor lineup weren't confirmed online. Macomb County's outdoor markets generally run late spring through fall with produce, baked goods, and local crafts.

Richmond

Armada Flea and Farmers Market operates on Armada Ridge Road in Macomb County, pairing flea-market vendors with produce sellers under one market — a common format for the rural townships ringing Detroit's northern exurbs, where a single market has to serve shoppers looking for both secondhand goods and fresh food.

Armada

Blake's Big Apple, on North Avenue in Armada, is the attractions-heavy half of the Blake Farms family — Funland alone runs more than 35 rides and activities, alongside u-pick, a farm store, bakery and haunted attractions each fall. It's built for a family day out, not a quick stop for fruit, and shares ownership with the quieter Blake Farms Orchard and Cider Mill down the road.

Macomb

Altermatt Farms sits on 25 Mile Road in Macomb, Michigan, in Macomb County northeast of Detroit. Crops, animals, and seasonal activities aren't confirmed online yet.

Imlay City

Imlay City, in Lapeer County, hosts Michigan's Blueberry Festival each summer, and E.B. Blueberries grows the fruit that gives the town its reputation. No independent website or current u-pick schedule was confirmed online — call ahead for this season's picking hours.

Capac

Blueridge Blueberry Farm grows 18 acres of Spartan, Blueray and Jersey blueberries on Donald Road in Capac, in Michigan's Thumb, using sustainable growing practices on a family-owned operation. U-pick runs mid-July through August, and the farm also bakes at an on-site bakery. It's a bigger planting than most u-pick operations in the area, which is part of why the season here tends to run longer.

Imlay City

Troy

Troy's farmers market sets up at Town Center Drive, inside the city's civic center complex in Oakland County, spring through fall, with a food truck rotating through most weeks. Vendors sell fresh produce, honey, herbs, flowers, plants, baked goods, and artisan crafts. Call 248-524-1147 or visit troymi.gov/farmersmarket for the current season's days and hours.

Imlay City

Mr. Green Jeans Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch is on Rule Road in Imlay City, Lapeer County, pairing a fall corn maze with a pumpkin patch. No further public details are available for this listing.

Imlay City

Imlay City

Imlay City

Indigo Lavender Farms grows lavender on Van Dyke Road in Imlay City and sells all-natural lavender and honey products alongside farm tours. Photographers and visitors come out during summer bloom to walk the rows, and the farm keeps its doors open across all four seasons rather than closing down once the lavender fades.

Imlay City

Wild Rose Farms is listed on Church Road in Imlay City, in Lapeer County farm country northeast of Detroit. What's grown or offered to visitors isn't published online.

Mount Clemens

Mount Clemens' farmers market moved back to its original downtown spot on Macomb Place in 2026 after more than 25 years operating along North River Road. Vendors have sourced produce from Macomb, Sanilac, and St. Clair county farms since the market's start in 1979, and a market chef runs a prepared-food stand alongside the stalls. SNAP, EBT, and Double Up Food Bucks are accepted.

Orion Charter Township

The Lake Orion Honey Company started as a hobby beekeeping operation in 2009 and now sells raw, unfiltered, kosher honey along with beeswax, queens and nucs from hives kept around Orion Township. The family also runs a honey bee and bumblebee rescue service, relocating hives instead of exterminating them, and treats their colonies with organic methods only. It's a small mom-and-pop outfit, not a packaged-honey brand.

Metamora

Riley Ridge Farms is a family-run grain operation on Riley Center Road near Memphis, Michigan, growing soybeans over roughly 29 years in business. It's a working row-crop farm rather than a u-pick or roadside stand, with no public visiting or retail component.

Clawson

Clawson is a small, walkable Oakland County city near Royal Oak and Troy. Its farmers market on North Custer Avenue has no current website confirming vendors, hours, or season.

Pontiac

Mount Clemens

For more than 25 years, this market ran along North River Road before relocating downtown to Macomb Place in 2026. It's the same operation that's sourced produce directly from Macomb, Sanilac, and St. Clair county farmers since 1979, known for the kind of stall-side conversation where growers and regulars swap recipes along with vegetables.

Mount Clemens

Madison Heights

Azra Chamber of Horrors runs a multi-level haunted maze in Madison Heights that Haunts.com has ranked among the top twenty in the country. The walk-through takes 20 to 30 minutes, leans on strobe lights and fog rather than animatronics, and recommends visitors be 12 or older. Tickets sell online or at the box office; call ahead for current hours since the season schedule shifts year to year.