Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Arkansas

A & B Berry Farm

A & B Berry Farm sits along Highway 190 in rural Arkansas, zip 72129. As the name states, berries are the crop; beyond that, no website, phone, or social page could be verified for this small listing.

All Good Things Produce and more LLC

Bauxite, AR

All Good Things Produce and More runs a rotating pick-your-own season in Bauxite: muscadines first, then pumpkins and mums, pecans through the fall, and Christmas trees to close it out. The farm opened in 2015 and keeps the operation small — a handful of workers moving through each crop as it comes ready rather than one big harvest event.

Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery

Hot Springs, AR

Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery, run by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission on the south side of Lake Hamilton, is the second-largest of the state's four warm-water hatcheries. Forty-two earthen ponds cover 84 of its 134 acres, raising native and stocked sportfish for release into Arkansas waters. The grounds also draw birdwatchers, with wintering duck species common on the ponds.

An Enchanting Evening

Little Italy, AR

An Enchanting Evening is a mountaintop wedding venue west of Little Rock near Little Italy, pairing an outdoor ceremony site with a working winery and tasting room. A log cabin on the property houses the couple overnight, folding ceremony, reception, and honeymoon into one hilltop stay. It's been voted the area's top wedding venue in reader polls for multiple years running.

Appel Farms

Springdale, AR

Appel Farms operates on Elm Springs Road in Springdale, the Washington County city at the center of Arkansas's poultry industry and the Northwest Arkansas growth corridor.

Arkansas Culinary Herb and Produce Farm

White Hall, AR

Arkansas Culinary Herb and Produce Farm runs u-pick rows of beets, broccoli, carrots, eggplant, peppers, summer squash, and tomatoes on Stowe Road outside White Hall. The herb focus in the name sets it apart from the region's usual berry and pumpkin patches — this is a kitchen garden at working-farm scale, not a fruit orchard.

Arkansas Frontier

Quitman, AR

Arkansas Frontier runs an agritourism operation on Wesley Chapel Road outside Quitman, a small town on the Faulkner-Cleburne county line in the Ozark foothills of central Arkansas.

Arkansas Portable Pumpkin Patch

Conway, AR

Arkansas Portable Pumpkin Patch is a family-owned nonprofit that hauls a mobile fall experience to schools and daycares rather than running a fixed patch. Pumpkins get arranged in rows or hidden around playgrounds for a treasure-hunt visit; standard bookings run two hours at $6 per child.

Asbury UMC Pumpkin Patch

Little Rock, AR

Asbury UMC Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal fall fundraiser on Napa Valley Drive in Little Rock, run by Asbury United Methodist Church as its name states. Like most church pumpkin patches, it likely opens for a few weeks each October -- exact dates aren't published outside the church's own calendar.

Ashley's Blueberries

Eureka Springs, AR

Ashley's Blueberries grows on County Road 329 outside Eureka Springs, the Carroll County resort town known for its Victorian architecture and Ozark Mountain setting. Blueberries do well in the region's acidic, well-drained hill soil, and the name suggests a straightforward u-pick or farm-stand operation.

Atkins Farms

Eudora, AR

Atkins Farms, also known as Atkins Blueberry Farm, grows u-pick blueberries and blackberries plus pre-harvested produce on Atkins Lane in Eudora, in the Arkansas Delta. Season runs from the last week of May through the first week of July.

Baby Bears Camp

West Fork, AR

Baby Bears Camp is a blackberry u-pick patch south of West Fork, reached by turning off McKnight Avenue at the Karnes Cemetery sign. Berries ripen in July, and the farm asks pickers to call ahead to confirm the vines are ready. Porta-potties and a picnic area are on site, and visitors are welcome to bring their own food.

Ballard Farms

Brookland, AR

Ballard Farms is an agritourism operation on County Road 706 outside Brookland, a Craighead County town in the Crowley's Ridge region of northeast Arkansas.

Bar Fifty Ranch Bed and Breakfast

Bismarck, AR

Bar Fifty Ranch is an equestrian bed and breakfast in Bismarck built around horses as much as guests — lodge rooms, a bunkhouse, and cedar cabins with jacuzzis sit alongside an RV-friendly campground, covered horse pens, and overnight stabling. Trail rides run through the property, and a show stable hosts boarders passing through. It holds a strong reputation among Arkansas equestrian travelers.

Barnhill Orchards

Lonoke, AR

Barnhill Orchards has grown fruit and vegetables in the sandhills of Lonoke County since 1980, founded by retired Air Force Lt. Col. Bob Barnhill and now veteran-owned, selling strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and peaches at the farm and area farmers markets. Open Thursday-Saturday, 9am-5pm.

Baumgarner Farms

Tupelo, AR

Baumgarner Farms is a family-run watermelon patch in Tupelo, worked by Leroy Baumgarner on Woodruff County land near White Lake Cemetery. Watermelons are the sole crop, sold direct from the farm through summer. It's a small, no-frills operation — the kind of stand where you buy from the grower himself, not from a stand at a market.

Belgian Meadows Farm

West Little Rock, AR

Belgian Meadows Farm is listed on Lawson Road in West Little Rock. No verified details on what the farm raises or grows were found in public records.

Bemis Honey Bee Farm

Little rock, AR

Bemis Honey Bee Farm keeps hives on Asher Road in southwest Little Rock. The farm's focus is in its name: honey production and the bees behind it.

Berries by Bill

Newport, AR

Berries by Bill is on Elm Street in Newport, the Jackson County seat in the White River bottomland of northeast Arkansas' Delta farm country. Berries are the stated crop; variety and season aren't published online.

Berry Haven Farms

Little Rock, AR

Berry Haven Farms grows on Nichols Loop Road in west Little Rock. True to the name, berries are the draw, sold direct from a Pulaski County farm inside the city limits.

Berry Hill Farms

Jessieville, AR

Berry Hill Farms sits on Walter Adams Trail in Jessieville, a Garland County community along the Highway 7 Scenic Byway at the edge of the Ouachita National Forest. Berries appear to be the focus, per the name, though specific varieties aren't published online.

Bewley Peach Orchard

Dover, AR

Bewley Peach Orchard is on Johnson Road in Dover, part of the Arkansas River Valley peach belt that runs through Pope and neighboring Johnson County -- home of the long-running Johnson County Peach Festival down the road in Clarksville. Peaches are the stated crop; picking season and hours aren't listed online.

Bill Holt

Bill Holt's farm is on South Grand Avenue in rural Arkansas, zip 72102. No website, phone, or social listing could be verified for this small agritourism operation.

Blueberry Fields Forever

Judsonia, AR

This u-pick farm outside Judsonia grows blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, and watermelons, with the blueberry harvest running mid-May through mid-June. Fruit picked here also ships to area Kroger stores during peak season. Restrooms are on site, and a picking calendar posted online tracks which crop is ready week to week — check it before driving out, since ripening shifts with the weather.

Bluewinkle Berry Farm

Prairie Grove, AR

Bluewinkle Berry Farm grows on Ravenwood Road in Prairie Grove, a Washington County town in Northwest Arkansas known for its Civil War battlefield park. Berries are the name and the business.

Bob and Carlotta Barnhill

Lonoke, AR

Bob and Carlotta Barnhill's farm is on Sandhill Road in Lonoke, seat of Lonoke County -- flat Grand Prairie ground that's been built on rice farming since the early 1900s. It's a small, family-run listing without a public website.

BoBrook Farm LLC

Roland, AR

BoBrook Farm operates on Combee Lane in Roland, a Pulaski County community on the western edge of the Little Rock area, near the Arkansas River.

Buck Hollow Ranch

Pocahontas, AR

Buck Hollow Ranch covers 2,600 high-fenced acres north of Pocahontas, home to roughly 160 elk, 300 deer, and turkey flocks the owners call the best in the state. A 45-acre lake stocked with trophy bass sits on the property alongside trail rides, eco-tours, and on-site lodging. The Preserve, an event venue on the ranch, hosts weddings and gatherings.

Bull Shoals Haunted Hollow Hayride

Bull Shoals, AR

Bull Shoals Haunted Hollow Hayride runs on Clubhouse Lane in Bull Shoals, a Marion County town on Bull Shoals Lake in the Ozark Mountains. The name lays out the offer plainly: a haunted hayride, seasonal by nature.

Burtons, Inc

Tupelo, AR

Burtons, Inc. grows sweet corn and cabbage on a small operation outside Tupelo in Jackson County. There's no set picking schedule — call ahead before driving out to check what's ready. The farm is reached off Highway 33 West, via Highway 17 South from Newport, and has stayed a call-first, cash-and-carry operation rather than a big u-pick draw.

Caney Creek Berry Farm

Conway, AR

Caney Creek Berry Farm grows along Little Creek Drive in Conway, the Faulkner County seat in central Arkansas.

Carruth's Peach Haven

Poplar Grove, AR

Carruth's Peach Haven runs a u-pick peach and blackberry orchard in Phillips County, three miles north of Highway 49 on Highway 316. The season runs mid-May through early August, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the farm supplies buckets — you fill them, they weigh them. It's one of the older peach operations in the Arkansas Delta, drawing pickers from Helena and across the river into Mississippi.

Cherokee Farms

Houston, AR

Cherokee Farms operates as a recreational farm and resort near Houston in Perry County, offering u-pick apple orchard visits and outdoor recreation alongside accommodations.

Chesapeake Farm Organic Produce And Bakery

Earle, AR

Chesapeake Farm Organic Produce and Bakery sits on 2nd Street in Earle, a Crittenden County town in the Arkansas Delta near Memphis. As the name states, the operation pairs organic produce with baked goods, in farm country otherwise built on cotton and soybeans.

Clarkberry Farm

Prairie Grove, AR

Clarkberry Farm is on Roosevelt Road in Prairie Grove, a Washington County town in northwest Arkansas best known for the Civil War battlefield preserved at Prairie Grove Battlefield State Park. The farm's name suggests berries, though a website or listing couldn't be verified.

Country Garden

Corning, AR

Country Garden operates out of Corning in northeast Arkansas's Clay County, an agricultural region built on rice, soybeans, and row crops. No website or public listing turned up beyond the address on file — worth a call before visiting.

Cox Berry Farm

Clarksville, AR

Cox Berry Farm & Nursery sits on Redlick Mountain north of Clarksville, where James and Joyce Cox grow peaches and seasonal produce and open the orchard for u-pick and pumpkin season. Entry is free, portable restrooms are on site, and the ground gets uneven and muddy after rain — call ahead if the weather's questionable or you're driving in from out of town.

Creekside Farm

Morrilton, AR

Creekside Farm sits along Highway 113 west of Morrilton, the Conway County seat near Petit Jean State Park in the Arkansas River Valley. Details beyond the name and address aren't published online, typical of the state's smaller family-run listings.

Crown Y Ranch

Sidney, AR

Crown Y Ranch raises grass-fed, grass-finished beef in Sidney, with cattle finished entirely on pasture rather than grain — no antibiotics, no added chemicals. The farm points to customer testimonials about the difference in taste and how the animals are raised as their main selling point over grocery-store beef. Reach the ranch at (870) 291-3620 or [email protected] to ask about current availability.

Cypress Valley Farms

Vilonia, AR

Cypress Valley Farms sits on Cypress Valley Road in Vilonia, a Faulkner County town in central Arkansas. It's a small agritourism listing without a public website or social page -- the kind of operation better confirmed with a phone call than a search engine.

Daystar Farm

Hackett, AR

Daystar Farm, also known as Daystar Arabian Farm, is a working Arabian horse breeding and boarding operation at the foot of the Sugarloaf Mountains near Hackett, offering riding lessons and horse sales rather than produce.

Dickey Farms

Springdale, AR

Dickey Farms is a small family farm in the hills outside Springdale, run by David and Deana Dickey, who've grown food for the area since 1998 with peaches as their main crop and apple plantings in the works.

Dogwood Hills Guest Farm and Bed & Breakfast

Harriet, AR

Dogwood Hills is a working-farm bed and breakfast in Harriet where guests milk cows, gather eggs, and feed animals before a farm breakfast. The property is a certified dark-sky site near the Buffalo National River, with a private farmhouse, a hot tub, and farm-to-table meals available by request. Dew Line Dairy products are sold from the farm store on site.

Dream E Farm

Garfield, AR

Dream E Farm is a small agritourism property on Roberts Loop outside Garfield, in the Beaver Lake area of Benton County. No public listing details turned up beyond its farm-trail entry — worth a call ahead to confirm what's currently open to visitors.

Dunbar Community Garden

Little Rock, AR

Dunbar Community Garden has worked three acres in Little Rock's Dunbar neighborhood since 1992, serving as an outdoor classroom for nearby Gibbs Elementary and Dunbar Middle School. The nonprofit runs a pay-what-you-can farmers market, composting programs, and workshops on growing food, and rents the space for private events and community gatherings.

Enoch Berry Farm

Fouke, AR

Enoch's Berry Farm grows strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries about five miles east of Fouke in Miller County, with u-pick rows open through the growing season. Aubrey Enoch runs the place as a family operation, one of the few berry farms in far southwest Arkansas near the Texas and Louisiana lines.

Ernest Grayson

Bald Knob, AR

Ernest Grayson's farm sits on Highway Avenue North in Bald Knob, a White County town in central Arkansas. It's a small, family-run agritourism listing -- no website or social page turned up, so specifics are best confirmed directly.

Esau Farms

Dumas, AR

Esau Farms grows sweet corn, watermelons, and cantaloupe on State Police Road in Dumas, in the Arkansas Delta, selling from June through July under the Esau's Sweet Corn name.

Ewell Sexton

Clarksville, AR

Ewell Sexton's farm is on West Cherry Street in Clarksville, the Johnson County seat known across Arkansas as peach country and home to the Johnson County Peach Festival, running since 1938. What's grown on this specific property isn't listed publicly.

Family Farm

Malvern, AR

Family Farm is a Christian day camp on Highway 67 in Malvern that's run activities for kids for over 40 years, from fishing and archery to a zip line and petting zoo. Select October Saturdays bring a Fall Harvest event with a pumpkin patch, hayride, slide mountain, and $5 admission.

Farm Box

Lowell, AR

Farm Box is a food-hub warehouse on North Bloomington in Lowell where farmers and artisans across the region drop off goods for consolidation and distribution, rather than a retail farm stand.

Farmland Adventures

Springdale, AR

Farmland Adventures has run fall agritourism in Springdale for over sixteen years, anchored by a giant corn maze plus a pumpkin patch, sunflower field, and petting farm. Add-ons include pony rides, pedal karts, hay pyramids, pig races, and wagon rides, with birthday parties and school field trips booked by reservation. The 2026 season runs September 11 through November 1, Fridays 3–9pm and Saturdays 9am–9pm.

Fisher's Blueberries

Gravette, AR

Fisher's Blueberries is a small blueberry operation in Gravette, part of the Benton County hill country where several u-pick blueberry patches operate every summer. No working website or social page turned up in research — call ahead before driving out, especially during peak picking season in June and July.

Four States Fair Ag Learning Center

Texarkana, AR

The Four States Fair Ag Learning Center in Texarkana runs free, hands-on agriculture programs for kids of all ages, a model it pioneered as the first facility of its kind in Arkansas when it opened in 2006. School groups, homeschool co-ops, scouts, and summer camps come through year-round to learn where food comes from and see dairy and farm operations up close.

Fox Farm Pecan Orchard

Morrilton, AR

Fox Farm Pecan Orchard grows pecans outside Morrilton in Conway County, in the river-bottom land along the Arkansas River known for mature pecan trees. Nothing beyond the listing address turned up online — pecan harvest in Arkansas typically runs October through December, so that's the likelier window to call.

Frank Gibson

Star City, AR

Frank Gibson's farm is a small agritourism listing on Liberty Street in Star City, the Lincoln County seat in southeast Arkansas' Delta farm country. It's one of many family operations across the state without a public website or social page.

GAE Organic Farm

GAE Organic Farm sits on County Road 227 in rural Arkansas, zip 72687. The name states it farms organically, but no website, phone, or social listing could be verified to confirm current products or visiting hours.

Garner Homestead Family Farm

Lonsdale, AR

Garner Homestead Family Farm operates out of Lonsdale, a small community in the Ouachita foothills of Garland County. No website, Facebook page, or directory listing surfaced beyond the address on file — worth a phone call before visiting to confirm what's currently growing and open to the public.

Geisler's Holiday Forest Christmas Tree Farm

Jacksonville, AR

Geisler's Holiday Forest has sold cut-your-own Christmas trees in north Pulaski County for more than 40 seasons, opening for its 41st year in November 2024. The farm keeps weekend-only hours, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, through the tree season. It sits west of AR-107, north of the Air Force Base, off Roderwise Road at the fire station.

George Cline Berry Farm

Harrison, AR

George Cline Berry Farm sits on South Spruce Street in Harrison, the Boone County seat and a longtime gateway to the Ozark Mountains and the Buffalo National River. As the name states, berries are the draw -- specific varieties and picking season aren't listed publicly, so a call ahead is worth it.

Griffin Park

Hardy, AR

Griffin Park is listed on Griffin Road near Hardy, in the Spring River area of Sharp County. No verified details on the property's offerings were found in public records.

Hanna Family Ranch

Bentonville, AR

Hanna Family Ranch raises sheep on pasture about 20 minutes outside downtown Bentonville, selling lamb to Northwest Arkansas restaurants including Conifer and Ryn. Waltina and Will Hanna also keep bees for honey and grow seasonal vegetables on the same ground. The operation runs on rotational grazing rather than grain feedlots, a smaller-scale, slower approach than most lamb reaching Arkansas plates takes.

Hatch Farm, LLC

Elkins, AR

Hatch Farm, LLC is based in Elkins, a Washington County town along the West Fork White River just south of Fayetteville. Research turned up no working website or social page for this listing — reach out directly for current hours or products, since nothing else could be verified.

Havencroft Farm

Mountain View, AR

Havencroft Farm keeps Jacob sheep, dairy goats, East Friesian dairy sheep, and Kunekune hogs on Highway 66 outside Mountain View in the Ozarks. Shawn and Jeanette hand-spin the wool into yarn and weave it into rugs, scarves, and shawls, alongside handmade brooms and seasonal cheese. Farm visits happen by prior arrangement only — this is a working homestead, not a drop-in petting zoo.

Hicks Family Farms

Lonoke, AR

Hicks Family Farms operates out of Lonoke, a Lonoke County town in the Grand Prairie region better known for rice fields and the state's Joe Hogan fish hatchery than produce stands. No website or social page could be found for this farm — call ahead to confirm what they grow and sell.

Holland Bottom Farm (not a PYO)

Cabot, AR

Holland Bottom Farm sits on Pickthorne Road in Cabot, a Lonoke County town on the edge of the Little Rock metro. Its own listing name specifies "not a PYO" -- meaning despite the u-pick category, this isn't a pick-your-own operation. Confirm directly before planning a picking trip.

Honey Ridge Bee Company

Paragould, AR

Honey Ridge Bee Company keeps hives near Paragould, in the Crowley's Ridge and Delta country of Greene County in northeast Arkansas. No website or listing beyond the name and address turned up in research — contact them directly to ask about honey sales or hive services.

Horse Shoe Vineyards

Horse Shoe Vineyards is on Sparling Road in the Hot Springs area of Garland County, in the Ouachita Mountains of west-central Arkansas. The name points to wine grapes rather than produce or livestock, though tasting hours or sales aren't published online.

Hudson Orchard

Greenbrier, AR

Hudson Orchard in Greenbrier grows peaches, nectarines, plums, and strawberries for pick-your-own harvest, with peaches drawing the biggest following in the area. The orchard posts hours Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday afternoons, but closes periodically to let fruit ripen. Checking their Facebook page before driving out is worth the minute it takes.

In the Pines

Hindsville, AR

In the Pines is listed on Highway 412 in Hindsville, in the Ozark hill country of Madison County. No verified details on the property's offerings were found in public records.

Jackson Farm

Black Rock, AR

Jackson Farm sits between Black Rock and Smithville in the Ozark foothills, running a fall festival from late September through early November with a corn maze, hayrides, sunflower fields, zip lines, and a petting barn. Open weekends 10am-7pm; the farm also books birthday parties, school field trips, and private fire pit rentals.

Jerry Markham

Atkins, AR

Jerry Markham's farm is on Bells Chapel Road East outside Atkins, the Pope County town known for its pickle industry and the annual Picklefest that keeps the memory of the old Atkins Pickle Company alive. What's grown on this specific property isn't listed publicly.

JoAnn Norwood

Little Rock, AR

JoAnn Norwood's farm is on Chicot Road in Little Rock, Arkansas' capital and largest city. It's a small agritourism listing within city limits rather than a well-known rural destination -- no website or social page found online.

Kathleen Johnson Farms

Cherry Valley, AR

Kathleen Johnson Farms sells fruit and seasonal produce from an on-farm market in Cherry Valley, with u-pick rows open 7 a.m. until dark or by appointment. The farm sits in Cross County in the Arkansas Delta, where flat, heavy soil favors row crops more than orchards — an unusual stop for pick-your-own produce in the area.

Knoxvilleberry Farm

Knoxville, AR

Knoxvilleberry Farm grows berries outside Knoxville in Johnson County, part of the Arkansas River Valley a few miles from Clarksville. No website or social page surfaced in research — call ahead to confirm what's ripe, since nothing beyond the listing address could be verified.

Larry High

Cabot, AR

Larry High's farm is on McGill Road in Cabot, a fast-growing Lonoke County town on the northeast edge of the Little Rock metro. It's a small, family-run agritourism listing without a public website or phone number found online.

Lonesome Doe Farm

Holly Grove, AR

Lonesome Doe Farm sits in Holly Grove, a Monroe County town in the Arkansas Delta where rice and soybeans dominate the farmland. No website, Facebook page, or directory entry surfaced in research — call ahead for current offerings, since nothing beyond the listing address could be confirmed.

Mary's Place

Bryant, AR

Mary's Place is a family-owned garden center and country market on Highway 5 North in Bryant, open since 2002, selling seasonal produce like corn, tomatoes, and watermelon alongside gifts, plants, and mulch. Fall brings a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a maze, and a trackless train.

Maw Maw's Blueberries

Gentry, AR

Maw Maw's Blueberries grows berries in Gentry, near the Oklahoma line in Benton County's northwest Arkansas blueberry belt. No working website or social page turned up for this listing — best bet is a phone call ahead of a visit, particularly during the June-July picking window.

McAlpine Christmas Tree Farm

Bismarck, AR

McAlpine Christmas Tree Farm in Bismarck opens daily, daylight to dark, from Thanksgiving through December 24, letting families cut their own tree and have it shaken and wrapped on the spot. Regulars report paying around $20 for a 6- to 7-foot tree. It's a small, family-run operation on Christmas Tree Lane, true to its address.

McCoy’s Little Red Barn

McCoy's Little Red Barn is a family-run wedding and event venue on twenty acres outside Beebe, complete with staff who handle fireworks displays for events.

Mcgarrah farms

Pea Ridge, AR

McGarrah Farms has worked this ground in Pea Ridge since 1824, running strawberry picking every spring and a pumpkin patch each fall alongside blackberries and tomatoes. The farm hosts birthday parties and bonfire nights with a flashlight corn maze, plus field trips and a farmers market stand. It's one of the longest-running family operations in Benton County.

McGarrah Farms

Pea Ridge, AR

McGarrah Farms has worked the same ground in Pea Ridge since 1824, growing fresh produce and running u-pick strawberries in spring and pumpkins in fall. The family also hosts birthday parties and bonfire nights, and sells at their own farmers market on site. Call (479) 640-3257 or email [email protected] to check what's ready to pick before the drive out.

McGarrah Farms Rivercrest Orchard, LLC

Fayetteville, AR

Rivercrest Orchard, run by Dennis and Timothea McGarrah seven minutes from the Fayetteville square, grows apples, strawberries, and blackberries alongside an 8-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, and sunflower and zinnia fields. The family's farming roots in Northwest Arkansas go back to 1824, and the orchard runs seasonal festivals from spring through fall.

Mimo's Pumpkin Patch

Ward, AR

Mimo's Pumpkin Patch operates on Highway 31 North outside Ward, a Lonoke County town in central Arkansas. It's a fall-season stop, patch and hayrides included, in a county built on rice and row crops the rest of the year.

Motley's Pumpkin Patch

Little Rock, AR

Motley's Pumpkin Patch has drawn Little Rock families to Sandy Ann Drive since 1982 for pig races, tractor hay rides, a corn maze, and a farm zoo alongside pumpkins and gourds for sale. The 2025 season ran September 27-November 2, weekends 9am-6pm.

Mountain Harbor Riding Stables

Mount Ida, AR

Mountain Harbor Riding Stables leads guided trail rides through the Ouachita Mountains and along the Lake Ouachita shoreline, with 45-minute and one-hour options run by the Torbett family. Carriage rides start up each March for a slower-paced option. The stable operates seven days a week by reservation and sits on the grounds of Mountain Harbor Resort.

Mountain Home Berry Farm

Mountain Home, AR

Todd and Alison run Mountain Home Berry Farm on CR 57 outside Mountain Home, offering u-pick and pre-picked blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries in season. Their barn store sells jams, salsas, syrups, farm-fresh eggs, and crafts alongside the produce, and fall brings a hayride festival with a petting zoo. Store hours run Wednesday through Sunday afternoons — call 870-425-7028 or email [email protected] to confirm what's in season.

Muscadine Farm

This u-pick muscadine vineyard outside Hot Springs on Rush Fork Circle grows both purple muscadines and sweeter bronze scuppernongs, priced by the gallon with buckets and bags supplied. The season runs from Labor Day weekend through early September and ends whenever the vines are picked clean, so calling ahead before driving out is worth it.

Nanna's Iris Garden

Charleston, AR

Nanna's Iris Garden is on Keith Road in Charleston, a Franklin County town in the Arkansas River Valley near the state's historic Altus wine country. As the name states, irises are the specialty -- a flower garden rather than a produce farm or orchard.

Naomi's fresh vegetables

Mountain View, AR

Naomi's is a roadside vegetable stand on Highway 5 South outside Mountain View, selling fresh produce direct from the stand. It's a straightforward operation — no frills, no agritourism extras, just vegetables sold where they're grown.

Neal Family Farm

Rogers, AR

Neal Family Farm is a family-run u-pick blueberry and blackberry operation in Rogers, open during the June and July harvest. Hours shift with the crop, so the Neals point visitors to their Facebook page or email list for that week's picking times rather than posting fixed hours. Reach the farm at (479) 633-7159 or [email protected] before making the trip.

No Name Farm

No Name Farm sits on North Sardis Road in Faulkner County, listed as an agritourism stop in the area. No confirmed details on crops, hours, or public access turned up in available records.

Old MacDonna's fresh farm produce and Flowers

Greenbrier, AR

Old MacDonna's fresh farm produce and Flowers sells fresh produce and flowers from South Broadview in Greenbrier, a small operation serving the Faulkner County area north of Conway.

Old Milo Tree Farms

Hamburg, AR

Old Milo Tree Farms in Hamburg runs a fall pumpkin patch with tractor-drawn hayrides through the field, open late September through October 31 with gourds and corn stalks alongside the pumpkins. In winter the same ground grows cut Christmas trees — Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, Blue Ice, and fresh Fraser fir. School groups can book tours by reservation for either season. Call 870-853-2379 or email [email protected].

Ozark Corn Maze

Cave Springs, AR

Ozark Corn Maze, run by McGarrah Farms in Cave Springs, cuts three separate corn mazes across 16 acres alongside a hay maze, pumpkin slingshot, petting zoo, and a 4-acre pumpkin patch with 10 more acres for picking. The season runs roughly September 19 through November 1, with Friday evening hours added for nighttime visits.

P Allen Smith's Garden Home Retreat

Roland, AR

Moss Mountain Farm, the 550-acre property behind P. Allen Smith's Garden Home Retreat, sits above the Arkansas River outside Roland. Smith built the retreat around his gardens, heritage-breed livestock, and eco-friendly building practices, and the farm hosts public tours plus private rentals for weddings and meetings. Reviewers consistently single out the gardens as the highlight.

Parker Farms

Warren, AR

Parker Farms sits along US Highway 63 just north of Warren, the Bradley County seat known statewide for the South Arkansas Vine Ripe Pink Tomato -- Arkansas' official state fruit and vegetable -- and the annual Pink Tomato Festival every June. What's grown at Parker Farms specifically isn't published online, but the surrounding county is built on tomato ground.

Peebles Farms

Augusta, AR

Peebles Farms in Augusta runs an 800-acre operation pairing wholesale organic vegetable production with a fall agritourism season. Sixty acres go to pumpkins, sold both pre-picked and u-pick, alongside a corn maze, sunflower field, pony rides, and a barnyard area. A farm stand sells produce in season, and the farm hosts school field trips each fall.

Pense Nursery, Inc.

Mountainburg, AR

Pense Nursery, Inc. operates out of Mountainburg, in the Boston Mountains foothills of Crawford County along the old Butterfield Trail corridor. No working website turned up for this listing despite the corporate name suggesting an established wholesale operation — call ahead to confirm current stock and hours.

Piney Fork Berry Farm

Melbourne, AR

Piney Fork Berry Farm is on Dixon Street in Melbourne, the Izard County seat in the Ozark foothills of north-central Arkansas. Berries are the stated crop; variety and picking season aren't listed publicly online.

Poppa Jacs Peaches

Searcy, AR

Poppa Jacs Peaches grows peaches near Searcy in White County, part of the same central Arkansas peach country that includes nearby Judsonia and Beebe. No website or listing beyond the address turned up in research — Arkansas peach season generally runs June through August, so that's the window to call.

Prepper Bee Supply

Garfield, AR

Prepper Bee Supply is based in Garfield, on the Beaver Lake side of Benton County in far northwest Arkansas. The name points toward beekeeping equipment and supplies rather than a farm stand you'd visit in person — check prepperbeesupply.com directly for current products, since page content couldn't be confirmed beyond the domain itself.

Pumpkin Hollow, LLC

Piggott, AR

Pumpkin Hollow, LLC runs a pumpkin patch in Piggott, in the Delta flatland of Clay County near the Missouri line. No website or social page beyond the listing address turned up in research — Arkansas pumpkin patches typically open mid-September through Halloween, so that's the likely season to call ahead.

Raimondo Winery

Gamaliel, AR

Raimondo Family Winery in Gamaliel makes handcrafted Italian- and Iberian-style wines in the Ozarks, a rarer style than the sweet wines common to Arkansas and Missouri. Daily tastings pair with fresh produce, artisan goods, and take-and-bake meals, and the winery teaches hands-on cooking and canning classes along with Sicilian appetizers by reservation.

Ratchford Buffalo Farms

Marshall, AR

Ratchford Buffalo Farms sits off Trout Farm Road outside Marshall, the Searcy County seat in the Ozark highlands near the Buffalo National River. The name points to bison rather than cattle, though current offerings aren't listed publicly online.

Renee's Berry Garden

London, AR

Renee's Berry Garden grows berries in London, a Pope County community in the Arkansas River Valley between Russellville and Clarksville. No website or listing surfaced beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's in season before making the drive.

RidgeRunner Blackberry Farm

Floral, AR

RidgeRunner Blackberry Farm grows blackberries in Floral, a small White County community in central Arkansas. No website or social page turned up in research beyond the listing address — blackberry season in Arkansas generally runs June into July, so that's the window worth a call.

Roseberry Farms

Benton, AR

Roseberry Farms is listed in Benton, a Saline County town just southwest of Little Rock. A domain under this name exists but returned no usable content during research, so nothing beyond the name, city, and address could be confirmed — call ahead before visiting.

Royal Berry Farm

Royal, AR

Royal Berry Farm grows berries in Royal, a small community in the Ouachita Mountain foothills of Garland County near Hot Springs. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's in season.

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables

Cabot, AR

Russell Gwin's Just Picked Vegetables sells produce out of North Pulaski County near Cabot, part of the fast-growing corridor northeast of Little Rock. No website or online listing came up in research beyond the address on file — a roadside stand or seasonal setup is the likely format.

Sacred Hollow Farm

Lowell, AR

Sacred Hollow Farm runs agritourism on Highway 264 East in Lowell, a Benton County town in the Northwest Arkansas corridor.

Salt Box Farm LLC

Benton, AR

Salt Box Farm grows strawberries in Benton, running a reservation system for u-pick visits rather than drop-in hours. The farm posts picking updates on Instagram and Facebook under the handle Salt Box Farm, where a few thousand followers watch for the season to open. Call 501-317-0135 or email [email protected] to book a reservation before showing up.

Scatter Creek Berries and Produce

Paragould, AR

Scatter Creek Berries and Produce, outside Paragould, grew blackberries from early June through mid-August alongside tomatoes and beans, with weekend u-pick hours and a regular stand at the Paragould Farmers Market. A 2024 local news report said the farm planned to close its doors at the end of that blackberry season, so call ahead before planning a trip.

Scott Heritage Farm

Scott, AR

Scott Heritage Farm is a 30-acre CSA operation about 11 miles from North Little Rock, built around whole-farm shares and sustainable growing methods. The farm also makes small-batch artisan cheese, including a hand-milked specialty called Woo Pig Brie. It supplies local food networks around Scott, which straddles the Pulaski and Lonoke county line.

Scott Pumpkin Patch

Scott, AR

Scott Pumpkin Patch spreads across six acres outside Scott, southeast of Little Rock, running a seasonal slate of fall family activities each October.

Simmons Plant Farm

Mountainburg, AR

Simmons Plant Farm sits on North Highway 71 in Mountainburg, a Crawford County town in the Boston Mountains of the Ozarks. As the name suggests, it's a plant nursery operation rather than a produce farm -- specific stock isn't listed publicly.

Smitty's U-Pick

Mountain Home, AR

Smitty's U-Pick is on Kathleen Street in Mountain Home, the Baxter County seat near Bull Shoals and Norfork lakes in the Ozarks. The name says it's a pick-your-own operation, though the crop and season aren't listed publicly.

Spradley Farms

Lonoke, AR

Spradley Farms is on Clay Hill Road in Lonoke, seat of Lonoke County and the heart of Arkansas' Grand Prairie rice country since the early 1900s. Beyond the name and address, no public website or listing could be verified.

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm

Fayetteville, AR

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Fayetteville, in the Washington County hill country that anchors northwest Arkansas' blueberry-growing belt. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead during the June-July picking window before driving out.

Stephens Farm

Subiaco, AR

Stephens Farm is on State Highway 197 in Subiaco, the Logan County town built around Subiaco Abbey, a Benedictine monastery founded in 1878 in the Arkansas River Valley. Beyond the name and address, no public website or contact listing could be verified.

Stout's Farm

Beebe, AR

Stout's Farm is a small, family-operated agritourism stop on Gillham Road in Beebe, a White County town in central Arkansas. It's one of the state's smaller farm-trail listings rather than a well-known destination, with details best confirmed directly with the family.

Sunnyland Berry Farm

Booneville, AR

Sunnyland Berry Farm is a USDA Certified Organic operation on Highway 10 outside Booneville, started by Sunny Bradshaw and his wife Linda Rose to grow blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries. The market has since expanded into honey, coffee and tea, cut flowers, dried herbs, mushrooms, and nursery stock. Organic certification is uncommon among Arkansas u-pick farms, most of which run conventional.

Suzanne's Fruit Farm

Hampton, AR

Suzanne's Fruit Farm has picked peaches, plums, blueberries, blackberries, muscadines, and scuppernongs on 155 acres in Hampton since 1975, with u-pick or we-pick options and homemade jams, jellies, and preserves. Season runs roughly June through October; call ahead before driving out.

Sweet Gum Ridge Farms

Forrest City, AR

Sweet Gum Ridge Farms grows beans, sweet corn, cucumbers, melons, peas, peppers, squash, tomatoes, and pumpkins outside Forrest City near the Mississippi River, open April through December, Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm and Sunday 10am-6pm, weather permitting.

Sweet Pickle Farm

West Helena, AR

Sweet Pickle Farm in West Helena is a small, family-run operation raising goats and chickens, described by its own owner as a novice keeper still learning the ropes. It's earned local recognition as an award-winning small farm, with updates on the animals and farm life posted to its Facebook page.

Taylor's Orchard

Gentry, AR

Taylor's Orchard grows fruit in Gentry, on Taylor Orchard Road in the far northwest corner of Benton County near the Oklahoma line. No website or listing beyond the address turned up in research — call ahead to confirm what's ready to pick.

Texarkana Blueberry Patch

Texarkana, AR

Texarkana Blueberry Patch grows blueberries on Tennessee Road outside Texarkana, right on the Arkansas-Texas state line in Miller County. No website or listing turned up beyond the address on file — call ahead during blueberry season, typically June into July, before making the drive.

The Berry Farm

Bentonville, AR

The Berry Farm in Bentonville grows 1,500 blueberry and 500 blackberry plants for pick-your-own harvest, run organic and non-GMO. The farm doubles as an event venue and partners with Help One Now, a child-welfare nonprofit; owners Dave and Jenny Marrs of HGTV's Fixer to Fabulous are behind the property. First harvest came in June 2017.

The Blueberry Barn

Rogers, AR

The Blueberry Barn grows blueberries in Rogers, part of the Benton County blueberry belt in far northwest Arkansas. A business by the same name operates in Georgia, unrelated to this listing — no website or contact info could be confirmed for the Rogers location, so call ahead before visiting.

The Lost Corn Maze

Siloam Springs, AR

The Lost Corn Maze is a haunted-attraction corn maze on Highway 412 in Siloam Springs, run alongside the Warehouse of Fear as part of Riverside Entertainment's fall lineup rather than a produce farm.

TownePlace by Marriott Fayetteville AR

Springdale-Fayetteville, AR

This listing points to a TownePlace Suites by Marriott extended-stay hotel in Springdale, not a working farm or agritourism site. There's no produce, livestock, or agricultural activity connected to the address — it appears in this directory in error.

Triple M Farm

Hamburg, AR

Triple M Farm works land outside Old Milo, between Crossett and Hamburg, selling wholesale and retail tomatoes, peppers, melons, cucumbers, peas, okra, and squash. U-pick runs seven days a week from late May through late July, weather permitting; call ahead to check what's ready.

Twin Oaks Peach Farm

Alma, AR

Twin Oaks Peach Farm grows 12 peach varieties, including Candor, Red Haven, and Bell of Georgia, on Dean Springs Road in Alma, with u-pick running from roughly June 10 to August 10.

Twisted M Farm

Mabelvale, AR

Twisted M Farm runs agritourism out of Mabelvale, a community on the southwest edge of Little Rock in Pulaski County.

U-Pick Muscadines

Mabelvale, AR

This Mabelvale farm grows several varieties of muscadine grapes across well-tended vines, open for pick-your-own Tuesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Reviewers note the grapes freeze well for later use, and the owner is known locally for tending both the property and the customers who visit.

Vanzant Fruit Farm

Lowell, AR

Vanzant Fruit Farms, family-owned since 1949, sells apples, peaches, grapes, and tomatoes along with homemade honey and jams from its Highway 264 market near Lowell.

Waters family farm

Waters Family Farm is a small operation off Griffith Lane in McRae, White County, listed on regional farm directories including Butter & Sage Market and Grown Local's Arkansas agritourism guide. Specific crops and hours aren't published online, so calling ahead is the surest way to find out what's available before making the drive.

Wegner Crystal Mines

Mount Ida, AR

Wegner Crystal Mines has run quartz digging in Mount Ida for more than 30 years, with sites including the Crystal Forest Mine, the Phantom Mine, a tailings pile, and a gemstone sluice for panning. Visitors keep what they find, and a retail shop sells specimens, wholesale lots, and local jewelry alongside educational geology displays.

Wiederkehr Wine Cellars, Inc.

Wiederkehr Village, AR

Wiederkehr Wine Cellars pairs a German and Swiss restaurant with a winery at its Wiederkehr Village property, pouring red, white, and blush wines through a tasting room at the Vintage 1880 Shoppe. The wine and spirits store keeps long hours into most evenings, and the grounds host live music and events through the year.

Wildacre Ranch

Mena, AR

Wildacre Ranch, east of Mena off Highway 88 near the Ink community, grows blueberries for pick-your-own and pre-picked sale using natural growing methods. The farm keeps summer hours, Sunday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., through the July and August blueberry season, and doubles as a small apple orchard.

Wildwood Park for the Arts

Wildwood Park for the Arts is a 105-acre botanical garden and performing arts campus in west Little Rock's Chenal Valley, home to the 620-seat Cabe Theatre and walking trails through cultivated gardens. It opened in 1991 and runs concerts, festivals, and educational programs rather than crop production, despite the agritourism listing.

Williams Berry Farm

Batesville, AR

Williams Berry Farm operated as a u-pick berry farm on Harmontown Road outside Batesville, but the owner confirmed in 2021 that the operation had permanently closed. It still shows up on several farm directories from its active years — worth flagging so visitors don't drive out for a stand that's no longer open.

Woodys Peach Orchard

Hampton, AR

Woodys Peach Orchard grows peaches, blueberries, blackberries, plums, scuppernongs, and pumpkins outside Hampton, part of the same south-central Arkansas fruit belt that made the area known for u-pick orchards.

Wye Mountain Flowers and Berries

Roland, AR

Wye Mountain Flowers and Berries farms 18 acres in central Arkansas near the Ouachita National Forest, about 25 miles from both Little Rock and Conway, with roughly 3 acres in cut flowers and 8 in u-pick blueberries and blackberries. The farm, running since 1998, also hosts field trips and birthday parties.

Blue Heaven Farm

Springdale, AR

Green Family Tomato Farms

Warren, AR

Hughes Orchard

Monticello, AR

Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm

Fayetteville, AR