Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Missouri

2P's Pumpkin Patch

Licking, MO

2P's Pumpkin Patch offered pick-your-own pumpkins on West Highway 32 in Licking, in the Ozark hills of Texas County. Some directories now flag the patch as possibly closed, while others still list it as active, so call ahead before driving out. When open, it ran as a straightforward fall pumpkin operation rather than a large festival.

Adventure Valley

House Springs, MO

Adventure Valley is an outdoor adventure park on Highway MM in House Springs, about 30 minutes from downtown St. Louis, built around ten ziplines and six paintball fields. The headline run is an 1,100-foot super-zip that reaches speeds near 50 mph. Despite the agritourism listing, this is a zipline-and-paintball operation, not a produce farm or pumpkin patch. Book tours and check seasonal hours on their website.

Aholt Farms Seasons Of Fun

Augusta, MO

Aholt Farms runs seasonal fun on Augusta Bottom Road in Missouri wine country, west of St. Louis. Fall brings hayrides, straw mazes, pick-your-own pumpkins and flowers, plus haunted attractions after dark. In December the farm switches to cut-your-own Christmas trees and holiday events. It sits in the Missouri River bottoms near Augusta in St. Charles County.

Alelne's Garden

Gordonville, MO

Alene's Garden offers pick-your-own blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries on Highway Z near Gordonville, southwest of Cape Girardeau. The farm keeps restrooms and picnic areas on site and welcomes group and school tours during the season. Picking generally runs June through August on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings. Directory listings spell it 'Alelne's,' but the farm goes by Alene's. Call ahead to confirm ripe berries.

Amaizing-Acres

Barnard, MO

Amaizing-Acres runs a corn-based agritourism farm near Barnard in Nodaway County, in the far northwest corner of Missouri. The name plays on the corn maze that anchors farms like this each fall, usually paired with pumpkins and family activities. Northwest Missouri's rolling farm country makes corn a natural fit for the maze.

Anderson Blueberry Farm

Squires, MO

Anderson Blueberry Farm sells blueberries four ways: pick-your-own, we-pick, pickup, and a drive-through for people short on time. Several varieties ripen across the season on the farm near Squires in the Ozarks of south-central Missouri, off Highway 5. Wayne Anderson runs it and posts picking updates online through the summer harvest.

Anne's Acres

Lincoln, MO

Anne's Acres grows pick-your-own blueberries near Lincoln in Benton County, with the season opening in mid-June. Beyond the berry rows, the farm offers cabins and hiking trails for visitors who want to stay and walk the property. It sits in the rolling country south of Truman Lake. Blueberry dates and picking conditions post to the farm's website and Facebook page each summer.

Auglaize Berry Patch

Montreal, MO

A berry patch at Montreal, in Camden County near the Lake of the Ozarks. The name nods to nearby Auglaize Creek, and the listing points to pick-your-own summer berries that ripen from June into July in this part of the Ozarks. U-pick days depend on the crop and the weather, so call ahead before making the drive.

Bachmann Farms

Perryville, MO

Bachmann Farms is a small on-farm market on Highway C outside Perryville, in Missouri's Perry County farm country. The family sells locally grown produce and farm products directly from the farm and takes cash or check. It's registered as Bachmann Brother Farms LLC. Directory listings are thin on hours and specific crops, so it's worth checking availability before visiting.

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

Mansfield, MO

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds sells one of the country's largest selections of rare, open-pollinated, and heirloom seeds by mail and from its store on Baker Creek Road near Mansfield in the Ozarks. The headquarters doubles as Bakersville Pioneer Village, a recreated 1800s main street with a seed store, mercantile, bakery, and a vegetarian restaurant. Its spring planting festival draws thousands of gardeners for vendors, music, and heritage-breed animals.

Baldridge Farm

Willow Springs, MO

Baldridge Farm sells pick-your-own pumpkins straight from the field off Rail Road Drive in Willow Springs, in the south-central Missouri Ozarks. The patch opens seven days a week through the fall and takes cash only. Any pumpkins still in the field after October 30 are free for the taking. It's a small, no-frills operation focused on the pumpkins rather than rides or a festival midway.

Barnhouse Pumpkin Patch

Brookline, MO

Barnhouse Pumpkin Patch opens on West Sunshine in Brookline, just west of Springfield, with free admission to the patch each fall. It runs mid-September through October 31, daily, and sells $10 wristbands for kids' activities like hay mazes and pumpkin painting. This is a straightforward pick-a-pumpkin stop rather than a large festival. Check the farm's Facebook page for the current season's opening dates.

Beggs Berry World

Benton, MO

Beggs Berry World has grown pick-your-own strawberries near Benton, in southeast Missouri off I-55, since 1987. Beyond strawberries the farm market sells sweet corn, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, tomatoes, and homemade strawberry ice cream, jams, and jellies. In season it runs Monday through Saturday 9 to 6 and Sunday 10 to 6.

Beggs Family Farm

Sikeston, MO

Beggs Family Farm turns a working farm outside Sikeston into a fall festival each September and October. The centerpiece is a themed 10-acre corn maze, with wagon rides out to pick pumpkins. Kids get a giant slide, a jumping pillow, pedal cars, mini golf, and hillbilly pig races, while a haunted Boo Barn and camel rides round out the day. Homemade fudge is sold on site.

Benny's Berries

Kansas City, MO

Benny's Berries is a small pick-your-own berry farm on Kenneth Road in far south Kansas City, listed across regional u-pick and agritourism directories. Details on crops and hours are thin online, and the farm offers on-farm pickup during its season. Anyone planning a visit should confirm current hours and what's ripe before driving out.

Berry King Farm

Joplin, MO

Berry King Farm grows pick-your-own blackberries and blueberries just south of Joplin on Eland Road, raised without pesticides. Pickers bring home fresh berries straight from the rows through the summer season. It's a small operation, so hours and availability track the crop closely. Call ahead for pricing, picking conditions, and directions.

Big Cedar Farm, LLC

Wright City, MO

Big Cedar Farm is a small family operation on Stracks Church Road in Wright City that produces honey, bees, soap, and candles rather than row crops. The farm leans on natural ingredients and honeybee health, summed up in its motto, 'Be natural. Bee essential.' Products sell direct, and the farm keeps an active Facebook page. Contact them by phone to check availability.

Big River Alpacas LLC

Dittmer, MO

Big River Alpacas is an alpaca farm on Riverview Road in Dittmer, in Jefferson County southwest of St. Louis near the Big River. Farms like this raise alpacas for their fleece and typically sell yarn, roving, and finished goods, with some hosting farm visits by appointment. Contact the farm ahead of time to arrange a tour or shop its fiber products.

Binder's Hilltop Apple and Berry Farm

Mexico, MO

Binder's Hilltop Apple and Berry Farm grows apples and berries on Audrain Road 820 outside Mexico, in Audrain County in northeast-central Missouri. Berries come on in early summer and apples ripen from late summer into fall, the farm's busiest picking stretch. Expect u-pick and pre-picked fruit in season, and call ahead, since open days track what's ripe.

Bird's Botanicals

Kansas City, MO

David Bird grows thousands of orchids and tropical plants underground, inside the Interstate Underground limestone caverns on Kansas City's east side. He started keeping orchids at 16 and opened the nursery here in 2001, using the caves' steady temperature and humidity as a natural greenhouse. The space works as grower, retail shop, and lab in one. Visitors can walk the aisles of blooming plants during open hours.

Bittersweet Junction

Boonville, MO

Bittersweet Junction runs a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall on Highway 98 near Boonville, cutting its maze into a standing field of corn. The operation, co-owned by Meribeth Long, opens for the autumn season with pick-your-own pumpkins and family activities. Its central Missouri location puts it a short drive from Columbia and I-70.

Black and Blue Berry Farm

Rogersville, MO

Black and Blue Berry Farm pairs u-pick blueberries with cut lavender on South Farm Road 241 in Rogersville, southeast of Springfield. Berry season runs mid-June into early July, Thursday through Saturday, with buckets provided and you-pick priced by the pound. The farm also sells lavender products, homemade ice cream, blueberry lemonade, and cinnamon rolls on site. It has a large local following, so check the website for current picking hours.

Blackberry Lane Gardens

Crane, MO

Blackberry Lane Gardens is an on-farm market and pick-your-own operation on Blackberry Lane in Crane, in the southwest Missouri hills. Visitors can pick blackberries, broccoli, cucumbers, snap peas, peppers, and tomatoes in season. It's a smaller garden-scale grower listed through regional farm directories. Hours follow the harvest, so call or check a listing before visiting.

Bloody Acres Haunted Forest

California, MO

Bloody Acres Haunted Forest is a seasonal haunted trail on Airport Road in California, Missouri, that takes roughly an hour to walk. The path winds through wooded ground past themed scenes, including a voodoo area, with scare actors staged along the way. It runs on October and early-November evenings, typically opening around 7 to 8 p.m. with low admission. Dates and hours post to its Facebook page.

Bloomsdale Family Farm

Bloomsdale, MO

Bloomsdale Fun Farm opened in 2021 as the first agritourism spot in Bloomsdale, run by the Fischer family on Carron Road. Fall is the main event: a corn maze, a you-pick pumpkin patch, flower fields, and photo setups. It draws families from the southeast St. Louis exurbs down toward Ste. Genevieve. Check the farm's website or Facebook page for this season's opening weekend and hours.

Blue Heron Orchard

Canton, MO

Blue Heron Orchard became Missouri's first certified-organic apple orchard in 2000, having planted its trees under organic practice back in 1990. It grows apples and presses cider on a Mississippi River bluff near Canton, about 30 miles north of Hannibal, and also sells vegetables and its own Tap Dancer popcorn. Autumn is the main season to visit.

Blue Hill Company, LLC

Rolla, MO

Blue Hill Company is on State Route O outside Rolla, in Phelps County in the Missouri Ozarks. It's registered as an agritourism operation. Its products and visitor offerings aren't documented online yet, so reach the business directly to confirm what's available.

Blue Shepherd Farm

Rocheport, MO

Blue Shepherd Farm sits about four miles east of historic Rocheport, just north of Interstate 70 off the Route J exit, and grows pick-your-own blueberries. Steve and Caroline Andriano started the farm in 2009 and work it with sustainable practices. Picking runs through the summer weeks when berries ripen. Directions and seasonal updates post to the farm's website and Facebook page.

Bluff Falls

Poplar Bluff, MO

Bluff Falls is a water park and entertainment center on Cheshire Boulevard in Poplar Bluff, not a farm despite its agritourism directory listing. The site combines water attractions with family entertainment and connects to the Sky High Fun Zone operation. Anyone after a working farm or pick-your-own produce won't find one here; it's a recreation venue in southeast Missouri's Butler County.

Boone Hollow Farm, L.L.C.

Defiance, MO

Boone Hollow Farm is on Highway F outside Defiance, in St. Charles County along the Katy Trail in Missouri's Augusta wine region west of St. Louis. It's registered as an agritourism farm in an area known for wineries and farm stands. Current offerings aren't posted online, so contact the farm to confirm.

Bowen Creek Farm and Orchard and CSA

Niangua, MO

Bowen Creek Farm and Orchard runs a CSA on Bowen Creek Road in Niangua, in the Ozark hills east of Springfield, with members picking up shares at the farm. Listings point to orchard fruit and seasonal produce grown on site. Online details are limited, so anyone interested in a share or a visit should reach the farm through its directory listings to confirm what's available.

Boz's Berry Farm

Republic, MO

Boz's Berry Farm on State Highway TT in Republic now operates as Swiss Berry Patch, LLC, a family u-pick growing strawberries and blueberries southwest of Springfield. The Facebook page carries the 'formerly Boz's Berry Farm' note and posts each season's opening. Picking tracks the crop, with strawberries first in spring and blueberries following. Call ahead to confirm what's ripe and the day's hours.

Braker Berry Farm

Oronogo, MO

Braker Berry Farm started with blueberries in 2006 and added blackberries and vegetables as it grew. Summer brings pick-your-own berries; spring and fall bring hanging baskets and mums. High tunnels stretch the growing season, and the family sells at area farmers markets and from the farm near Oronogo in Jasper County, north of Joplin.

Brandywine Blueberry Farm

Rolla, MO

Brandywine Blueberry Farm is a you-pick blueberry operation on County Road 7160 outside Rolla, in the central Missouri Ozarks. The farm provides buckets and bags and runs on a seasonal schedule tied to when the berries ripen through summer. It's a family-friendly stop off the interstate corridor. Call ahead to check picking conditions and hours before heading out.

Branson Country Tours

Branson, MO

Branson Country Tours runs guided sightseeing tours around Branson, the entertainment town in the Ozarks of southwest Missouri. Operators like this take visitors through the surrounding hills, lakes, and back roads, often pairing scenery with local history stops. Current schedules are best confirmed by contacting them directly before booking.

Breezy Ridge Alpacas LLC

Perryville, MO

Breezy Ridge Alpacas is an alpaca farm on PCR 810 near Perryville, in Perry County in southeast Missouri. Small alpaca operations here raise the animals for fleece and usually offer yarn, socks, and other fiber goods, with farm visits by appointment. Reach out ahead of time to arrange a tour or buy products directly.

Brookdale Farms

Eureka, MO

Brookdale Farms spreads across nearly 300 acres on Twin Rivers Road in Eureka, southwest of St. Louis, and packs a full calendar onto it. Fall brings what it calls the largest corn maze in the St. Louis area, plus a sunflower maze, pumpkin patch, and hayrides. Summer means float trips on the river in tubes, rafts, and kayaks. The farm also hosts weddings, field trips, and events like goat yoga and its Balloon Glowdeo.

Brown's Berry Farm

Miller, MO

Brown's Berry Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries and blackberries on Highway M in Miller, northwest of Springfield, and also sells pre-picked flats. Alongside the berries, the farm stocks baked goods from local Mennonite bakers. Strawberries come first in late spring, with blackberries later in summer. Hours follow the harvest, so check the Facebook page or call before you drive out.

Brushy Creek Farm

Winfield, MO

A farm at Winfield, in Lincoln County along the Mississippi River north of St. Louis. Brushy Creek is listed for agritourism, but public details on crops, animals, or visiting are limited. Contact the farm directly to learn what they offer and when they are open to visitors.

Buckner's Blueberries

Nixa, MO

Buckner's Blueberries is a small u-pick blueberry and blackberry farm on West Big Bend Road in Nixa, south of Springfield, that picked by appointment to keep fruit ripe. One of its Facebook pages now lists the farm as permanently closed, so confirm it's operating before planning a visit. The business registered with the state in 2018. Check current status through its listing or Facebook page first.

Bunker Farms at Golfport

Maryland Heights, MO

Bunker Farms at Golfport runs a seasonal pick-your-own operation on Creve Coeur Mill Road in Maryland Heights, on the edge of St. Louis County's Creve Coeur Lake park. Directory listings mark it as a fall pumpkin patch with on-farm pickup, but the farm hasn't posted hours, pricing, or a full activity list. Check ahead before making the drive to confirm what's open.

Burtons Farm Blueberries

Billings, MO

Burton's Farm Blueberries ran a family u-pick blueberry patch on Silver Lake Road in Billings, about 20 minutes south of Springfield, and sold bakery items and cut flowers alongside the berries. Recent listings suggest the farm has since closed, with a farewell note thanking past visitors, so confirm it's open before going. The countryside setting drew pickers from the Springfield and Branson corridor.

Butterfly Fields Nursery and Pumpkin Patch

Odessa, MO

Butterfly Fields Nursery and Pumpkin Patch operated on Northwest 850th Road in Odessa, selling plants and flowers with a seasonal pumpkin patch. Its Facebook page now states the operation is 'no longer a business,' so the listing appears closed. Older directory entries still describe its plant selection for gardeners in the area east of Kansas City.

Campbell's Maze Daze & Pumpkin Patch

Clever, MO

Campbell's Maze Daze runs two corn mazes near Clever, southwest of Springfield: a daytime scavenger-hunt maze and a haunted maze after dark. The farm adds train rides, hayrides, bounce houses, and a u-pick pumpkin patch with pumpkin painting. Weekends bring karaoke, magic shows, and bonfires. It operates seasonally through September and October at 177 Carob Road.

Cardoza Blueberry Farm

Alton, MO

Blueberries in Alton, the small Oregon County seat in south-central Missouri near the Arkansas line. This is berry country close to the Eleven Point River and Mark Twain National Forest, where blueberries typically come in from mid-June through July. As a u-pick-style berry farm, opening days track ripeness, so contact the farm to confirm picking before visiting.

Carolyn's Country Cousins Pumpkin Patch

Liberty, MO

Carolyn's Country Cousins is a fall pumpkin patch on NE 52nd Street in Liberty, north of Kansas City in Clay County. Patches like this open in autumn with pick-your-own pumpkins plus family activities such as hayrides, mazes, and farm play areas. Its spot in the northland keeps it within easy reach of the Kansas City metro.

Carter Blueberry Farm

Neosho, MO

Pick-your-own blueberries near Neosho, in Newton County in Missouri's southwest corner. Blueberries here generally ripen from mid-June through July, and u-pick farms open by the day as the fruit comes in. Opening days shift with the weather and the crop, so call or check ahead before you go. Bring your own buckets if you plan to pick a lot.

Cates Orchard

Dudley, MO

Cates Orchard runs a farm stand on State Highway WW in Dudley, in Missouri's Bootheel near Dexter, selling sweet corn, pecans, pumpkins, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, and bell peppers along with jams, jellies, and beef. Produce shifts with the growing season, and pumpkins arrive for fall. The family posts what's in stock to its Facebook page. Call ahead to check hours and availability.

Centennial Farms

Augusta, MO

Centennial Farms has grown produce in Augusta since 1854, and the same family still works the orchard in Missouri's oldest wine district west of St. Louis. Fall brings pick-your-own apples, pumpkins, and a farm stand stocked with peaches, berries, gourds, honey, and house-made apple, peach, and pumpkin butter. Weekend wagon rides run out to the pumpkin patch, and there's a playground with a corn pool for kids.

Cold Spring Farm

Rolla, MO

Cold Spring Farm is an agritourism farm off County Road 5360 near Rolla, in Phelps County in the Missouri Ozarks. No working website or public listing was available to confirm what it grows or offers to visitors.

Colonial Gardens

Blue Springs, MO

Colonial Gardens, now operating as Colonial Farms, is a large garden center and agritourism destination on East Wyatt Road in Blue Springs, serving the Kansas City area. Garden Center Magazine ranked it the top garden center in Missouri. Shoppers find annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, and houseplants, while the farm side runs u-pick berries and flowers, a fall pumpkin patch, a farmers market, and the Whistle Stop coffee shop. Concerts and workshops fill out the calendar.

Colvin's Farm

Glasgow, MO

A working farm on Highway 87 outside Glasgow, a Missouri River town on the Howard-Chariton County line. This stretch of river-bottom country grows corn, soybeans, and livestock, and the farm is listed for agritourism. Public details are limited, so contact Colvin's directly to find out what they offer visitors and when.

Comanche Acres Iris Gardens

Gower, MO

Comanche Acres Iris Gardens grows more than 2,000 named tall bearded iris varieties, plus over 200 spuria irises, across about 8 acres near Gower in northwest Missouri. Owner Jim Hedgecock has run the nursery for more than four decades, shipping rhizomes and a specialty iris fertilizer nationwide. The display gardens bloom in spring, when visitors can walk the rows and mark favorites to order for late-summer shipping.

Conception Bee Products LLC

Maryville, MO

Conception Bee Products is a beekeeping operation near Maryville in northwest Missouri, selling clover, wildflower, and comb honey along with raw varieties and beeswax candles. The family sells direct and at Maryville-area farmers markets. Product availability follows the honey harvest through the year. Reach them through their Facebook page or by phone to check what's in stock.

County Line Pumpkin Patch

Higginsville, MO

County Line Pumpkin Patch runs a u-pick field on Highway YY near Higginsville, off I-70 between Kansas City and Columbia. The farm leans into pumpkin-launching: a pumpkin cannon fires at floating water targets, and there's pumpkin paintball alongside a corn maze. It opens from about mid-September through Halloween. Hours and pricing are posted for the season on the farm's site.

Crazy Craig's A-Hwy U-Pick Pumpkins and Mums

Liberty, MO

Crazy Craig's A-Hwy ran a u-pick pumpkin and mum patch on Highway A near Liberty for 24 years, but the family has since shut down that side of the business. The property now operates as A-Hwy Fireworks, and the pumpkins and mums are no longer sold. Anyone with this listing on a fall route should plan on the seasonal patch being closed.

Crooked River Farm

Lawson, MO

Crooked River Farm sits on Highway C near Lawson, in Ray County northeast of Kansas City. It's listed as an agritourism stop; no website or public details turned up to confirm crops, activities or contact information.

DDM Miniatures and Heritage Breeds

King City, MO

DDM raises heritage and miniature livestock breeds and grows heirloom vegetables from saved seed on a small farm near King City in northwest Missouri. The farm sells fresh eggs and pasture-raised turkeys, and hosts school tours and farm visits. Payment is cash or check. It's the kind of place built around keeping older animal breeds going.

Deep Woods Farm and Pumpkin Patch

Crocker, MO

Deep Woods Farm and Pumpkin Patch sits off Highway 133 near Crocker in Pulaski County, in the Missouri Ozarks. The farm opens for the fall season with pumpkins and the family activities that draw autumn crowds. Its wooded Ozark setting near Fort Leonard Wood gives it a name that fits the terrain.

Diamond Farms

Concordia, MO

Diamond Farms grows pick-your-own corn, peppers, and pumpkins on YY Highway in Concordia, on the Johnson-Lafayette county line about halfway between Highways 23 and 13. Fall brings pumpkins, gourds, and squash for sale at the farm. It's a straightforward pick-your-own and farm-stand stop off Interstate 70 in west-central Missouri. Call ahead to check what's ready and the day's hours.

Dickherber Farms

O Fallon, MO

Dickherber Farms has worked this ground near O'Fallon since 1890, and fall is when the public gets to see it. The main draw is the corn maze, with a smaller kiddie maze, a goat walk, and tractor-pulled hay rides for younger visitors. The rest of the year the family rents the farm for weddings and gatherings, farm animals included. It sits on Highway N in St. Charles County, west of St. Louis.

Dot Family Farms

Maryville, MO

Dot Family Farms opens its pumpkin fields on weekends through October with no admission charge. Visitors pick their own from the patch or grab pre-gathered pumpkins and pie pumpkins near the stand, and kids run the hay-bale maze. The Nodaway County farm also sells homegrown vegetables and books weekday visits for schools and birthday parties by appointment. It's on Highway 46 just outside Maryville.

Double Sugar Creek Farm

Pineville, MO

A farm along Big Sugar Creek Road near Pineville, in McDonald County in Missouri's far southwest corner. The Big Sugar Creek valley is Ozark float-stream country, and the farm is listed for agritourism. Specifics on crops, animals, or visits are not posted, so contact the farm directly before planning a stop.

Doubletree Acres Bed & Breakfast

Centerview, MO

Doubletree Acres is a farm bed-and-breakfast on State Route 58 near Centerview, in Johnson County in west-central Missouri between Warrensburg and Holden. Country B&Bs like this put up guests in a rural setting away from town. Confirm room availability and rates directly with the owners, since public listings are limited.

Duncan's Berry Farm

Smithville, MO

Duncan's Berry Farm grows blueberries and blackberries for picking, with the season running June into July. Mornings are the time to go; pickers report the farm opens around 7 a.m. and closes by noon. It sits on County Road F in Clay County, north of Kansas City, and has been a registered farm here since 2006. Call ahead, since ripe fruit and open days shift with the weather.

Eagle Fork

Moscow Mills, MO

Eagle Fork has run its fall operation in Moscow Mills since 1989, built around a corn maze, a pumpkin patch, and hay rides. School groups book weekday tours during harvest. A gift shop on-site carries handcrafted items and seasonal decorations. The farm is on Eagle Fork Lane in Lincoln County, north of the St. Louis suburbs off Highway 61.

Edg-Clif Farms & Vineyard

Potosi, MO

Edg-Clif is a vineyard, winery, and brewery on family land near Potosi in Missouri's eastern Ozarks, farmed by the same family since 1926. The tasting room pours estate wines ranging from dry reds to sweet whites plus craft beer from the on-site brewery, and the Showbarn hosts weddings and events. Picnic areas overlook the vines, leashed dogs are welcome, and cottage rentals are available. Open Friday through Sunday.

Elkland's U Pick Berry Farm (aka B Berry Farms)

Elkland, MO

B Berry Farms runs a 40-acre pick-your-own blackberry operation on Dusty Drive in Elkland, north of Springfield, paired with a 24-hour campground of 15 sites plus a five-spot RV park. The family also makes natural skincare and beard-care products sold on the farm. Berry picking runs through summer; campers can stay year-round. Call ahead during picking season to check ripeness and hours.

Engelhart Farms

Pacific, MO

Engelhart Farms is a farm on West Osage near Pacific, in Franklin County along the Meramec River west of St. Louis. No working website or public listing was available to confirm what it grows or offers.

Epple Haus Bed and Breakfast

Morrison, MO

Epple Haus is a bed-and-breakfast on Schwinke Hill Lane near Morrison, a small town in Gasconade County in central Missouri south of the Missouri River. The area is rolling farm and wine country between Hermann and Owensville. Contact the hosts directly to check availability and what a stay includes, since online details are sparse.

Exeter Corn Maze

Washburn, MO

The Exeter Corn Maze packs a lot into its fall weekends: a daytime corn maze, a haunted version after dark, plus zombie paintball, a corn cannon, and cow-train rides for younger kids. Pumpkins come straight from the field. Hayrides, ziplines, face painting, a gift shop, and concessions round out a visit. It's off Highway MM near Washburn, in the far southwest corner of Missouri close to the Arkansas line.

Fahr Greenhouses, Inc.

Wildwood, MO

Fahr Greenhouses grows plants on St. Albans Road in the Wildwood area of far western St. Louis County. As a greenhouse and nursery operation, it supplies annuals, perennials, and seasonal bedding plants, with the heaviest activity in spring planting season. Call ahead to confirm hours and what's in stock before visiting.

Fahrmeier Bros. Produce

Lexington, MO

Fahrmeier Farms has grown produce near Lexington since 1947, about three miles west on Highway 24. The family runs pick-your-own strawberries in spring, blackberries in summer, and a pumpkin patch in fall, alongside a farm market, fresh produce, and a small winery. It sits in the Missouri River bottoms of Lafayette County, east of Kansas City.

Faulkner's Pumpkin Farm

Kansas City, MO

Faulkner's Pumpkin Farm is the fall side of Faulkner's Ranch, a longtime event venue on Raytown Road in south Kansas City. Through October the ranch runs a pumpkin festival with more than 30 activities: hayrides, a petting farm, a field maze, pony rides, a corn cannon, a zip line, and a mechanical bull, plus locally grown pumpkins. The rest of the year it hosts weddings, corporate picnics, and birthday parties.

FAULKNER'S RANCH

Kansas City, MO

An event ranch on Raytown Road in south Kansas City that runs a fall pumpkin season with wagon rides, corn pits, field mazes, and yard games. Beyond autumn, Faulkner's hosts company picnics, weddings, field trips, and holiday pop-ups like its Easter Spring Round Up and the Christmas JOLLY bar, with food and coordination handled on site. The office runs weekdays, 9 to 5.

Faust Bee Ranch

Faust Bee Ranch sells raw honey and honeycomb from its own hives, plus beeswax candles, lip balms, and lotion bars, out of the Pacific area west of St. Louis. The beekeepers also handle live honey bee removal and relocation for homes and businesses across the St. Louis metro. The ranch has operated under this name since 2013. Its address is on Fairview Lane, zip 63069.

Fieth Family Farm

Bolivar, MO

Fieth Family Farm runs a fall pumpkin operation on a working farm in Polk County, just outside Bolivar. The season brings a corn maze, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, bounce houses, and mums, with concessions on site. It opens in late September and runs through the fall. The farm appears under the name Country Life Inc. on some directory listings.

Fischer Farms Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Jefferson City, MO

Fischer Farms opens a pumpkin patch and corn maze on Mokane Road near Jefferson City in Cole County. The fall season brings pumpkins to pick, a cut corn maze, and the family activities typical of a Missouri agritourism farm. Its location just outside the state capital makes it an easy autumn stop for mid-Missouri families.

Five Oaks Farm

Higginsville, MO

Five Oaks Farm is a cut-your-own Christmas tree operation in Higginsville, with Scotch pine, white pine, Fraser fir, and spruce in the field, some running nine or ten feet tall. The farm opens for the holiday season and also runs seasonal events and workshops. Its Facebook name points to honey sold alongside the trees. Find it on Five Oaks Lane in Lafayette County, east of Kansas City.

Four Oaks Farm

Columbia, MO

Four Oaks Farm is a fourth-generation working farm on Judy School Road northeast of Columbia. It runs Farm Fun Days built around hands-on crafts, farm exploration, and open play, aimed mostly at kids ages 5 to 12, and keeps a farm store on site. The focus is on getting families onto a real farm rather than staging a big festival midway.

Fredrickson Farms

Carl Junction, MO

Fredrickson Farms is a family-run produce operation in Carl Junction, growing a broad mix of fruits and vegetables and selling pumpkins, mums, and gourds in the fall. Visitors can pick their own strawberries in spring and pumpkins in October. Steve Fredrickson runs the place. The farm stand is on North Grimes Street in Jasper County, near the Missouri-Kansas border northwest of Joplin.

Fun Farm

Kearney, MO

Fun Farm runs a fall pumpkin patch in Kearney with both u-pick and pre-picked pumpkins. The lineup leans toward families: a corn maze, hayrides, pony rides, a petting zoo, a jumping pillow, and face painting. Bring cash, since that's all they take. The farm is on North Jefferson Street in Clay County, just off Interstate 35 north of Kansas City.

Fun Time Farms L.L.C.

Lowry City, MO

Fun Time Farms opens six weekends each fall in Lowry City, centered on a large corn maze that turns into a haunted maze on Friday and Saturday nights. Daytime brings jumping pillows, slides, a zipline, hayrides, and a zombie shootout, with pumpkins for sale. School groups get ag-in-the-classroom lesson plans tied to the maze. The farm is on NE 201 Road in St. Clair County, west-central Missouri.

Gardener's Orchard and Bakery

Brighton, MO

The Gradinariu family has run Gardener's Orchard and Bakery in Brighton since 2013, working 20 acres of a 95-acre place north of Springfield. It's a pick-your-own farm, scratch bakery, and cider mill in one: apples, peaches, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, and tomatoes in the field, plus bread, pastries, cakes, and coffee inside. Fall adds pumpkins and family activities.

Goods From The Woods

Licking, MO

Penny Frazier founded Goods From The Woods in 1995 to sell American-grown pine nuts and other wild-harvested forest products, gathered from native shortleaf pine in the Missouri Ozarks. The farm near Licking also opens for pick-your-own plums, squash, and tomatoes in season. Frazier has long argued for domestic pine nuts over imported ones, and ships them from the farm.

Gosherd Valley Cottage LLC

morrison, MO

Gosherd Valley Cottage offers rural lodging on Highway N near Morrison, in the wine-and-farm country of Gasconade County, central Missouri. A single cottage rental like this suits travelers who want a quiet country base near Hermann and the Missouri River wineries. Reach out directly to check dates and rates.

G.Pops' Farm

Pleasant Hill, MO

G.Pops' Farm pairs a you-pick apple market with a pumpkin patch in Pleasant Hill. By September the patch fills with large, medium, and mini pumpkins, alongside ornamental corn and sunflowers. Bees kept on the property supply the honey sold at the stand. The farm sits on South Purvis Road in Cass County, southeast of Kansas City.

Grand army farm

Labadie, MO

A free-range meat and fiber farm on Grand Army Road in Labadie, west of St. Louis. Grand Army raises duck, goose, rabbit, Cornish hens, and goat for meat, and sells chicken, duck, quail, seasonal goose, and turkey eggs. Angora fiber rounds out the lineup as yarn plus knitted socks, hats, and gloves. Hours are limited, Monday afternoons and Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, so it is best to arrange pickup ahead.

Granny Good's Nostalgic General Store

Branson, MO

Granny Good's is an old-fashioned general store on Highway 265 near Branson, the Ozarks tourist town in southwest Missouri. Nostalgic general stores in the Branson area typically sell fudge, candy, jams, and country gifts in a throwback setting. Confirm current hours directly, since seasonal tourist-area schedules change through the year.

Granny's Country Cottage

Humphreys, MO

Granny's Country Cottage is on Atom Drive near Humphreys, a small town in Sullivan County in north-central Missouri. The name suggests a country shop or gift and craft business. No website or listing details surfaced, so reach out directly to confirm what it sells and when it's open.

Greenhill Vineyard and Farm

Hartville, MO

Greenhill Vineyard and Farm sells USDA Certified Organic grapes from its vineyard south of Hartville. The growers skip pesticides and use only limited fungicide against black rot and mildew. An on-farm market with picnic tables lets visitors stop and buy directly; cash and checks are the way to pay. The farm is on Highway 5 in Wright County, roughly 60 miles east of Springfield.

Green Thumb Farm

Stockton, MO

A small u-pick farm near Stockton in southwest Missouri, listed on regional farm directories but with little detail published about its current crops or hours. Stockton sits above Stockton Lake in Cedar County, a farming and lake-recreation area. Check local listings before visiting to confirm what's ready to pick and when the farm is open.

G's Orchard

Verona, MO

G's Orchard grows tree fruit near Verona in Lawrence County, southwest Missouri. Orchards in this region carry apples through late summer and fall, and many open the farm for picking and seasonal sales. The Ozark-edge setting along Farm Road 1130 keeps it among the small farms of Lawrence County.

Gunter Farms Pumpkin Patch And Maze

Conway, MO

Gunter Farms is a family dairy farm near Conway that opens for fall on State Highway WW. The pumpkin season centers on an eight-to-twelve-acre corn maze, plus a pick-your-own patch, straw-bale and big-bale mazes, hayrides, a zip line, a barrel swing, and a corn pool for kids. The farm also sells gourds, Indian corn, cornstalk bundles, and mums, and hosts weekend bonfires.

Hampton’s Greenhouse and Pumpkin Patch

Marshfield, MO

Hampton's is a greenhouse and garden center on Highway 38 east of Marshfield, selling bedding plants, flowers, and filled pots that regulars use for cemetery memorials. Come fall, the same grounds open as a pumpkin patch with a cut corn maze. It sits in the Ozark highlands of Webster County, northeast of Springfield.

Happy Goat Creamery

West Plains, MO

Happy Goat Creamery makes cold-process soap from the milk of its LaMancha goat herd near West Plains, and sells raw goat milk with free delivery inside city limits. The goats browse overgrown fields around the area, which the owners use as rotational grazing. New customers get a free sample pint. It's a small operation in the south-central Missouri Ozarks.

Happy Hollows Pumpkin Patch

Crocker, MO

Happy Hollow Pumpkin Patch is a family-run patch near Crocker, in the Ozark hills of Pulaski County. Visitors pick their own pumpkins and visit a small petting zoo with llamas, goats, turkeys, and chickens. It opens weekends starting in late September, then every Saturday and Sunday through October from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Hart Apiaries

Lonedell, MO

Hart Apiaries sells honey, beeswax, and candles from a certified-organic operation on Highway 47 near Lonedell in Franklin County. Beyond bees, the farm grows blueberries and pawpaws, opens the blueberries for pick-your-own, and in some years raises honeybee queens for sale. The owners also consult for people wanting to start hives on their own land.

Harvest Farm

Harvest Farm is on Route 43 in the Racine area of Newton County, in far southwest Missouri near Neosho and the Oklahoma line. It's listed as an agritourism farm. No public website or product details turned up, so contact the farm directly to learn what it grows or offers.

Henson Creek Blueberry Farm

Mount Vernon, MO

Henson Creek Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on East Sloan Street in Mount Vernon, in Lawrence County in southwest Missouri. Blueberry farms in the region open for u-pick in June and July as the berries ripen. Confirm this season's picking dates and hours with the farm before you drive out.

Hereford Hogs of Raymondville

Raymondville, MO

A hog operation in Raymondville, in Texas County in the south-central Missouri Ozarks. The name points to Hereford hogs, a heritage breed marked by a red coat and white face, raised by a smaller number of U.S. breeders. Farms raising them usually sell breeding stock, feeder pigs, or freezer pork direct to buyers. Reach out ahead of a visit, since a working hog farm keeps its own schedule.

Heritage Family Farms

Webb City, MO

Heritage Family Farms is a u-pick berry operation on Highway 43 outside Webb City, with blueberries the main draw and other berries coming on through the season. Picking is seasonal, so open days follow the ripening. The farm is in Jasper County, north of Joplin near the Kansas line. Call before heading out to check what's ready and whether the field is open.

Hermans Farm Orchard

Saint Charles, MO

Herman's Farm Orchard is an orchard in St. Charles, on the Missouri River bottoms just west of St. Louis. Orchards in this area pick apples and pumpkins from late summer through fall. No working website turned up to confirm crops, hours or contact details.

Hesemann Landscape and Supply

Owensville, MO

Hesemann Landscape & Supply is a family-run nursery and garden center on Kuhne Road outside Owensville, open since 2000. It stocks trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, mulch, and garden supplies, and runs a landscaping crew for design and installation. Owner Johnathan Hesemann keeps it a hometown operation. Hours run Monday through Saturday, with a short Sunday afternoon window.

Hickory Ridge Orchard

Mexico, MO

Hickory Ridge Orchard grows apples and pumpkins you can pick yourself or buy from the shop, in Audrain County east of Mexico. Fall weekends add a corn maze, a kiddie maze, a corn cannon, and tractor hayrides, plus a petting zoo and face painting for younger visitors. School groups and birthday parties book ahead. The stand takes cash, checks, and major cards. It's on Audrain Road 820.

High's Berry Farm

Ozark, MO

High's Berry Farm is a family-run, seasonal strawberry patch in Ozark where you pick your own or buy pre-picked flats during the spring harvest. The farm is on Crabapple Road in Christian County, just south of Springfield. Strawberry season is short and weather-dependent, so open days move around; the farm posts updates on Facebook. Call or check before driving out.

Hillermann Nursery & Florist

Washington, MO

Hillermann Nursery & Florist runs a full garden center, greenhouse, flower shop, and landscape service on East Fifth Street in Washington, west of St. Louis along the Missouri River. The nursery stocks trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and aquatic and tropical plants, plus Amish-made outdoor furniture, and a separate equipment center sells and services outdoor power gear. The florist handles arrangements and events, and staff run seasonal classes.

Hills and Hollers Apiaries LLC

Poplar Bluff, MO

Hills and Hollers Apiaries is a beekeeping operation based in Poplar Bluff, in the southeast Missouri Ozark foothills of Butler County. Local apiaries here work their hives through the warm months and sell raw honey and related products. No website or public listing was available to confirm what they carry or where to buy it.

Hog Farm

Wright City, MO

A hog farm on Ranch Road near Wright City, in Warren County between St. Louis and Columbia along the I-70 corridor. Little is posted publicly about the operation beyond its livestock listing. Anyone interested in pork or a farm visit should reach out directly to confirm what is available.

Holly Hills Farm

Festus, MO

Holly Hills Farm is an agritourism farm on Holly Hills Terrace in Festus, in Jefferson County south of St. Louis. No working website or public listing was available to confirm what it grows or offers to visitors.

Honey Timbers

Plattsburg, MO

Honey Timbers sells honey from hives kept on its own land near Plattsburg, offering raw, strained, and ultra-filtered jars along with pollen and beeswax candles. It's a small beekeeping operation in Clinton County, north of Kansas City, listed on regional and national honey locators. The farm keeps a Facebook page for updates. Reach out there to check what's in stock.

Huckleberry Hollow Blueberry Farm

Saint Clair, MO

Huckleberry Hollow grows four varieties of u-pick blueberries in mulched rows, without synthetic chemicals. The season starts around mid-June and runs into July, weather permitting. The farm is on Sycamore Lane near St. Clair in Franklin County, about an hour southwest of St. Louis. Because ripe fruit comes in waves, they ask pickers to check ahead for open days.

Huffman's Flowers of the Field Garden Center

Saint James, MO

Huffman's Flowers of the Field is a full garden center on County Road 1000 outside St. James, stocking flowers, trees, shrubs, and vegetable plants along with mulch, compost, seed, and fertilizer. A gift shop carries garden decor, statuary, and fountains. Landscaping materials like decorative rock and retaining-wall block are on hand too. It's in Phelps County, off Interstate 44 between Rolla and Cuba.

Huffstutter Orchards

New Franklin, MO

Huffstutter Orchards grows apples near New Franklin, in Howard County along the Missouri River between Boonville and Fayette. The orchard offers apple picking in season along with apple products such as cider, butter and preserves. Central Missouri apples ripen from late summer into fall. The farm's website posts current details; no phone or email was listed on the page.

Hummingbird Berry Farm

Brighton, MO

Hummingbird Berry Farm grows berries on 140th Road near Brighton, in Polk County north of Springfield. Berry farms in this area run strawberries in late spring and blackberries or blueberries through summer. The listing doesn't post hours or pricing. Contact the farm before visiting to check what's ripe and whether they offer pick-your-own.

Hunter Ridge Berry Farm

Washington, MO

A berry farm near Washington, in Franklin County southwest of St. Louis along the Missouri River. The exact address is not published, which is common for small u-pick farms that open on set picking days. Expect summer berries ripening from June into July. Contact the farm to confirm the location, hours, and what is ready before visiting.

Hunter Ridge Berry Farm

Washington, MO

Hunter Ridge Berry Farm grows strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries for picking, with strawberries ready in May and blackberries following in July. Both u-pick and pre-picked options are available. The farm is on Sunny Road, about a 15-minute drive from downtown Washington in Franklin County, west of St. Louis. Berry timing shifts with the weather, so call ahead before making the trip.

Illers Top of the Hill Berry Farm

Millersville, MO

Illers Top of the Hill Berry Farm grows pick-your-own berries on County Road 482 outside Millersville, in Cape Girardeau County in southeast Missouri. Berry harvests in this part of the state run through late spring and summer, with blackberries and similar crops ripening in the June-to-July window. Call ahead before visiting, since u-pick hours depend on ripening and weather.

JennCria Alpaca Ranch

Versailles, MO

JennCria Alpaca Ranch raises alpacas on Red Ribbon Road near Versailles, in Morgan County in central Missouri north of the Lake of the Ozarks. Alpaca ranches here breed the animals and sell fleece products such as yarn, socks, and roving, often welcoming visitors by appointment. The ranch's website is still under construction, so contact them directly to arrange a visit.

Jingle Bell Trees and Pumpkins

Lathrop, MO

Jingle Bell Trees and Pumpkins opens its pumpkin patch on October weekends in Lathrop, selling pumpkins from the field, the farmstand, and a pre-gathered pile. As the name suggests, Christmas trees follow later in the season. Hours run 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through October. The farm is on SE 240th Street in Clinton County, north of Kansas City off Interstate 35.

john@linda's fruit and berry farm

Bates City, MO

John & Linda's Fruit and Berry Farm is on Texas Prairie Road near Bates City, east of Kansas City on the Jackson–Lafayette county line. It's listed as a u-pick fruit and berry farm. Which crops are ready and picking hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly before visiting.

John & Linda's Fruit and Berry Farm

Bates City, MO

John & Linda's runs a long u-pick season, from mid-May into late October, with strawberries first, then blackberries, peaches, nectarines, and apples as each comes ripe. Bring cash or a check, since cards aren't accepted. The farm is on Texas Prairie Road in Bates City, Lafayette County, east of Kansas City off Interstate 70. Picking days depend on the crop, so a call ahead helps.

Johnson Farms Plants and Pumpkins

Belton, MO

Johnson Farms lets visitors pick pumpkins straight from the field or grab pre-gathered ones, backed by a corn maze, picnic grounds, and concessions. Weekend wagon rides pass the farm animals. The operation runs on South Route D at Holmes Road in Belton, Cass County, south of Kansas City. It's a popular fall stop for families across the metro.

Kennedy's Country Christmas Tree Farm

Greenwood, MO

Kennedy's Country Christmas Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut operation in Greenwood, growing white pine, Scotch pine, and Virginia red pine. Tree shaking and wrapping come free with a cut. The family also raises pastured poultry and rabbits and keeps a gift shop and farm animals on-site. It's on Herring Road in Jackson County, southeast of Kansas City, opening the weekends after Thanksgiving.

Kenney Family Farms

Stockton, MO

Kenney Family Farms sits on a 2,000-acre century farm near Stockton, deeded to the family under President Polk in 1847. The u-pick side draws berry pickers from Kansas City and Springfield for strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, and gooseberries, plus pumpkins in the fall. Honey comes from hives on the property, and a cow-calf herd works the pasture. The farm is on South 1471 Road in Cedar County.

Kingdom Valley Farms

Fulton, MO

Kingdom Valley Farms is a farm on County Road 210 near Fulton, in Callaway County, the central Missouri county long nicknamed the Kingdom of Callaway. It's listed as an agritourism stop; no website or public details turned up to confirm crops or activities.

Klapmeyers Berries and More

Willow Springs, MO

Klapmeyers Berries and More is on West 6th Street in Willow Springs, in Howell County in the south-central Missouri Ozarks. The name points to a berry farm with u-pick and other produce. Season and hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm before visiting to check picking availability.

Knowlan Family Farm

Burfordville, MO

Knowlan Family Farm presses its own apple cider at an on-site mill and sells u-pick apples and pumpkins near Burfordville. Tractor and wagon rides, farm animals, and school tours fill out fall weekends, with a gift shop and restrooms on hand. Hours run 9 to 5 Saturdays and 1 to 5 Sundays in season. The farm is on Highway 34 in Cape Girardeau County, southeast Missouri.

Labadie Station

Labadie, MO

Labadie Station sits on Front Street in Labadie, a small historic village in Franklin County west of St. Louis. The old town center is known for its antique shops, eateries, and events housed in vintage buildings. Details on this specific spot are limited online, so contact them directly to confirm what they offer and current hours.

Lakebrink Apiary

Union, MO

Lakebrink Apiary produces honey from hives on Hickory Ridge Road outside Union, in Franklin County southwest of St. Louis. It's a small, direct-sale beekeeping operation listed across regional food and agritourism directories rather than a storefront. Honey supply follows the season, so reaching out first is the way to buy.

Lakeview Farm

Saint Charles, MO

Lakeview Farm is a pick-your-own operation on Towers Road in St. Charles County, near O'Fallon and St. Peters, growing strawberries, raspberries, and pumpkins across the season. Fall brings a hay maze and pony rides, and the farm books school and group tours by appointment. It sits within easy reach of the St. Louis suburbs, a short drive for families out for a pumpkin run.

Lalk's Berry Farm LLC

Hillsboro, MO

Lalk's Berry Farm is a u-pick blueberry patch off Highway BB near Hillsboro, open from June into early July. Berries run $3.75 a pound, cash only, and the farm hands out containers for picking. Staff suggest bringing bug spray, a hat, and a camp stool for the rows. It's in Jefferson County, south of St. Louis. Call first, since open mornings depend on what's ripe.

Larry's Apiary

Arnold, MO

A small honey operation in Arnold, in Jefferson County south of St. Louis. Beekeepers here work hives through the Missouri nectar flow, from spring clover and tree blossoms into fall wildflowers, and typically sell raw local honey by the jar. Backyard and small apiaries like Larry's usually sell direct, so call ahead or catch them at a nearby market rather than expecting posted hours.

Lazy Haze Pumpkin Patch

Plato, MO

Lazy Haze Pumpkin Patch is near Plato in Texas County, the small Ozark town the Census named the mean center of U.S. population in 2010. The farm opens in fall with pumpkins and family activities on Long Hollow Road. Its rural, central-Missouri location sits well off the main highways.

Lazy L Safari Park

Cape Girardeau, MO

Lazy L Safari Park is an exotic-animal attraction on County Road 618 northeast of Cape Girardeau, in Missouri's far southeast corner near the Mississippi River. It runs as a hands-on animal park where visitors move through the grounds to see the collection up close. Confirm current hours and admission before visiting, since the park's former website now redirects elsewhere and online listings are dated.

Lesher Pumpkin Patch

Westboro, MO

Lesher Pumpkin Patch sits near Westboro in Atchison County, the far northwest corner where Missouri meets Iowa and Nebraska. The farm runs a fall pumpkin season on State Highway F. This is deep row-crop country, so the patch serves the small towns of the tri-state corner.

Liberty Blueberry Farm

Farmington, MO

Liberty Blueberry Farm has grown blueberries and blackberries near Farmington since 1988; Tom and Vickie Maxwell took it over in 2021. Pick your own or buy pre-picked during harvest. Hours run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays. The farm also hosts events and hands-on learning days aimed at children and homeschool families. It's on Highway OO in St. Francois County.

Liberty Corn Maze

Liberty, MO

Liberty Corn Maze has run its fall attraction in Liberty, northeast of Kansas City, since 2004. Each season the farm cuts several corn mazes alongside silo slides, a grain-bin zipline, a jumping pillow, campfire pits, yard games, and a country store. It's a full weekend-outing setup rather than a single maze. Check the website for this year's dates, themes, and hours.

Lil Bit Farm

Salem, MO

Lil Bit Farm sits on County Road 4110 outside Salem, in Dent County at the northern edge of the Missouri Ozarks. It's listed as a small agritourism operation. What the farm grows or offers visitors isn't posted online yet, so contact the farm directly to confirm current activities and visiting hours.

Living Waters Ranch

Osceola, MO

Living Waters Ranch runs a fall festival on Sunday afternoons in October, open to the public from 3 to 8 p.m. The lineup includes cow-train rides, hayrides, a petting zoo, and pony rides, geared toward families with younger kids. The ranch is on SE 450 Road outside Osceola, in St. Clair County near Truman Lake in west-central Missouri.

Lloyd's Family Farm

Ashland, MO

Lloyd's Family Farm is a family-run agritourism spot on East Route Y outside Ashland, in Boone County just south of Columbia. Its listing doesn't specify crops or on-farm activities. This stretch of central Missouri runs to row crops, cattle, and small produce plots. Call ahead to confirm what the farm grows and when it's open to visitors.

Longfellow's Garden Center, Inc

Centertown, MO

Longfellow's Garden Center has grown plants near Centertown, west of Jefferson City, since 1987, when Alice Longfellow and Bob Call founded it. The center stocks trees, shrubs, perennials, and annuals chosen for central Missouri's soils and climate, and offers landscaping help alongside seasonal events and gardening workshops. Staff give planting guidance suited to the region. It recently partnered with a local outdoor-solutions company.

Looper Farms/Jed's Jack O'lanterns

Holt, MO

Looper Farms opens as Jed's Jack O'Lanterns each fall, a pumpkin patch on NE 172nd Street near Holt in Clay County, north of Kansas City. The season brings pick-your-own pumpkins and family activities through October. Beyond the seasonal patch, little is published about the farm's other crops or hours, so check before a weekday visit.

Lost Branch Blueberry Farm

Brashear, MO

Lost Branch Blueberry Farm is a blueberry grower near Brashear, in Adair County in northeast Missouri's rolling farm country. Blueberries in this region ripen from June into July, the window when u-pick patches usually open. No website or public listing turned up to confirm hours or contact details.

Martha & Toms Farm llc

Owensville, MO

The farm makes small-batch cow's milk cheese under the Cool Cow Cheese label, including cheddar and gouda made by traditional methods. It sits on Tschappler Road in Gasconade County, in Missouri's German wine country, and the family also runs the Brinkman Farmstead Bed & Breakfast on the property. Cheese sells direct and through local outlets.

Mathis Farms Pumpkin Patch

Newburg, MO

Mathis Farms opens a pumpkin patch on County Road 7630 near Newburg in Phelps County, close to Rolla in the Missouri Ozarks. Fall is the season here, with pumpkins to pick and the usual farm activities that come with the harvest. The rural setting draws families from the Rolla area each autumn.

Mauller Family Farm

Neosho, MO

Mauller Family Farm is a family-run farm near Neosho, in Newton County in the far southwest corner of Missouri close to the Oklahoma line. It's listed as an agritourism stop; nothing beyond the directory entry was available online to confirm what it grows or when it's open.

McCauley's Haunted Woods

Nixa, MO

McCauley's Haunted Woods runs a Halloween-season attraction on East North Street in Nixa, just south of Springfield in Christian County. Rather than a daytime pumpkin patch, this one leans into the scare side of fall agritourism, opening the woods after dark. Its location in the growing Springfield suburbs puts it near a large local audience.

McDonald's Muscadines

Sikeston, MO

McDonald's Muscadines grows muscadine grapes near Sikeston, in Missouri's Bootheel, the warm low-lying southeast corner where these thick-skinned Southern grapes ripen from late summer into early fall. No website or listing was available to confirm u-pick hours or other products.

McKittrick Farmers Mercantile

McKittrick, MO

McKittrick Farmers Mercantile sits in the small town of McKittrick, in Montgomery County along the Katy Trail across the Missouri River from Hermann wine country. The name points to a country store or market. Current offerings and hours aren't posted online, so check locally before visiting.