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Farm Day Trips · Near a town
There are 21 farm stops within about 20 miles of Ann Arbor, MI: 3 lavender farms, 14 u-pick and family farms and 4 cafés, bakeries and markets. The closest are Tantré Farm HoneyBee U-Pick, Wing Farms and Conor O'Neill's. Distances are straight-line miles, so allow a little more on the road.
21 places · updated October 30, 2026
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21 places, picked and checked by hand
Family lavender farm on the west side of Ann Arbor offering cut-your-own bundles in June and July and vegan lavender skincare made with oil distilled on the farm.
Small southeast Michigan lavender farm with a self-serve you-pick cart in bloom, a by-appointment Lavender Shed of soaps, salts and oils made from its crop, seasonal workshops and friendly chickens and ducks.
Family-owned organic lavender farm near Milan with u-cut lavender in June and July, a summer harvest festival and a downtown wellness shop of more than 100 goods made from its own distilled crop.
Pesticide-free berry field at Scio Church and Zeeb roads west of Ann Arbor, with a Saturday farm stand and a free fall nut festival.
Five-generation farm on Dexter-Ann Arbor Road since 1852, known for giant pumpkins, a fall patch with free weekend hayrides and turkeys.
Cider mill on the Huron River in Dexter since 1886, wood-pressing fresh cider and frying cinnamon donuts from late August into November.
14-acre corn maze on the Nixon family's century farm outside Dexter, open Sept. 19 to Nov. 1 in 2026 with hayrides and a flashlight maze.
Pick-only blueberry farm on Beach Road west of Dexter, with a four-to-six-week season from July and berries at $2.75 a pound in 2026.
40-acre natural farm and apiary west of Dexter with a year-round farm stand, late-summer U-pick sunflowers and raspberries, and CSA shares.
Pick-your-own flower farm near Manchester with 18 annual beds and a sunflower-lined nature trail, open mid-July through October.
Family orchard northeast of Manchester since 1881, growing over 100 apple varieties and pressing cider on an 1890 Mount Gilead press.
Ypsilanti orchard run by the Wiard family since 1837, with a fall Country Fair open Wednesday to Sunday, U-pick apples and a cider mill.
Weekend fall farm on Jordan Road south of Saline with U-pick apples and pumpkins, cider and donuts, sunflowers, mums and baby animals.
Family orchard between Ypsilanti and Milan since 1942, with U-pick apples, fresh donuts and cider; 2026 fall season opened Sept. 10.
Pinckney family farm open to visitors since 2019, with over seven acres of summer sunflowers and orchard fruit, pumpkins and wagon rides in fall.
Martz Road farm market known for home-grown bicolor sweet corn from mid-July, with U-pick sugar snap and shelling peas in June 2026.
Belleville family farm whose 2026 Fall Festival runs Sept. 12 to Nov. 1 with a 15-acre corn maze, 20 acres of pumpkins and a Mega Slide.
Irish pub on Ann Arbor's Main Street, designed in Ireland, serving shepherd's pie, ale-battered cod and boxty, with a Celtic Room for private groups.
Downtown Ann Arbor café from the coffee and tea company Wei and Lisa Bee started here in 1993, open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. with a patio.
Downtown Chelsea farm stop open daily since 2019, selling food from more than 180 local producers alongside an espresso bar and area-bakery pastries.
Jungle-themed indoor playground in Canton with a café for parents, open daily, with day passes at $12 for kids 2 and up.
Within about 20 miles of Ann Arbor there are 3 lavender farms, 14 u-pick and family farms and 4 cafés, bakeries and markets in Farm Day Trips. Each place’s page has its hours when the owner has added them, what’s there and what’s nearby.
They’re listed closest first, with straight-line miles from the middle of Ann Arbor. Most are within a 30-minute drive.
The Lavender Passport is free on greatlakeslavenderfarm.com. Check in at the farms and stops you visit to collect a stamp for each one, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk the farm, and earn badges, points and sponsor rewards along the way.
The free Lavender Passport keeps a stamp for each farm and stop you visit, in real life and in the Lavender Farm Simulator. At the farm, play Field Quest to collect plant varieties as you walk, climb the leaderboards and unlock sponsor rewards.
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