U-Pick and Family Farms

Working alpaca farm near Broke where you can walk into the paddocks and hand-feed the herd, open every day but Christmas with no booking needed.

27-acre Red Hill farm growing olives, grapes and bush foods, open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for grazing plates, wine paddles and farm tours.

Yarra Valley orchard growing 450-plus fruit varieties, with 90-minute tractor tours for tasting and picking, open daily 9 to 5 except Christmas Day.

Abbotsford family farm since 1977 with a forest pumpkin patch, two corn mazes and a barnyard in fall, open daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Abbotsford farm run by the Taves family since 1990, with U-pick apples and a pumpkin patch at its Magic of Fall, Sept. 12–Oct. 31, 2026.

Belwood alpaca farm raising its herd since 2008, with booked pasture visits where you hand-feed the alpacas and a shop of alpaca socks and yarn.

Eighth-generation Dundas farm with a 20-acre fall corn maze, animal feeding and a year-round pie shop baking 15 kinds of pie.

Family-run alpaca farm in Aldergrove with $7.50 general admission, bookable alpaca walks and a boutique, open Friday to Sunday in 2026.

Magog farm since 2001 with a year-round farm stand and seasonal U-pick: haskap in late June, blueberries in July and August, squash in the fall.

Milton pick-your-own farm open May 30 to November 1 in 2026, from spring asparagus to fall apples, pumpkins and dahlias, with its own fruit wines.

Milton family farm since 1960 with a 19th-century bank barn market, fruit pies from the bakery and a five-acre corn trail on fall weekends.

Moose Creek family farm, opened in 2017, with a 3 km forest skating trail and tubing hill in winter and a swimming and fishing pond in summer.

Mount Albert family farm since the mid-1800s, with pick-your-own berries and apples, a 10-acre Barnyard Playland and fall festival weekends to November 1.

Mount Brydges family farm since 1979 with 14 acres of pick-your-own blueberries, a fall festival with a 7-acre corn maze and 40-plus animals.

A 200-acre goat farm near Port Hope with guided goat walks, alpaca treks and an 18-hole disc golf course, open Wednesday to Sunday.

Rawdon family farm raising bison and elk since 1994, with a 1.5 km trail past the herds and an interpretation center, open Wednesday to Sunday.

River John sheep farm with about 200 sheep, a visitor barn open mid-May to Thanksgiving and a wool shop open daily 10 to 4 from May 1.

Île d'Orléans blackcurrant estate making medal-winning crème de cassis, with a summer terrace restaurant and an 18-flavor gelato counter.

Alpaca farm outside Spencerville with hour-long farm visits from $20 and alpaca treks, Thursday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., by booking.

West Kelowna family orchard planted in 1919, with u-pick cherries, peaches, apricots and plums mid-July to mid-October and daily orchard tours.

Williamstown farm café baking organic sourdough and croissants Thursday to Sunday, with farm-stay rooms in an 1812 farmhouse open year-round.

Organic family farm in Yamachiche, certified since 1992, with a reservation-only sugar shack meal on spring weekends in March and April.

Yamachiche wild boar farm founded in 1998, with an on-site butcher counter open Thursday to Sunday and a 90-seat hall for group feasts.

Family potato farm in Yamachiche known for its farmhouse poutine, open Thursday to Sunday May 7–Nov 1, 2026, with animals and forest walks.

Easton family orchard dating to the early 1920s, with pick-your-own apples from mid-August into November and a market and animal farm open daily.

Cueillette de Gally is a pick-your-own farm at Bailly, near Versailles. Visitors harvest seasonal fruit, vegetables and flowers in the designated growing areas, with the available crops changing through the year.

Spargelhof Klaistow is a produce-growing and visitor farm near Beelitz. Farm shopping, bakery and restaurant service accompany seasonal harvest activities and displays.

Krewelshof Eifel combines a farm shop and dining with seasonal visitor experiences near Mechernich. Its farm kitchen makes preserves and other products sold alongside seasonal produce.

Karls Erlebnis-Dorf Rövershagen is a family visitor destination near Rostock. Its market and food offerings sit alongside rides, play areas and demonstrations of products such as jam and chocolate.

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden combines living collections, trails, gardens and agricultural education in Hong Kong’s New Territories. Its visitor programme explores local biodiversity and sustainable farming.

Friðheimar is a family horticulture business in Reykholt, growing tomatoes year-round in greenhouses. Visitors can eat among the plants, browse tomato-based products and arrange guided horticultural experiences.

Family farm since 1925 with a free pumpkin patch and fall market in Bolingbrook, plus a children's zoo open daily mid-September to Oct. 31.

Free-admission Channahon pumpkin farm with a four-acre corn maze and 1830s canal-era buildings; open daily September 14 to October 30, 2026.

Calhoun County orchard market at the Route 16 and 100 junction near Hardin, selling white peaches from July and Honeycrisp apples into November.

Hebron farm market selling its own sweet corn and vegetables, with 30-plus acres of sunflowers from mid-July and a Pumpkin Fest Sept 26–Oct 31, 2026.

Huntley farm market with a bakery, café and strawberries, plus a fall festival with a 6-acre corn maze and u-pick pumpkins, Sept 26–Oct 31, 2026.

McHenry farm market with U-pick crops from June, a 30-acre pumpkin patch and the Shades of Autumn festival on weekends September 5 to Halloween.

Spring Grove farm with a 28-acre corn maze holding 9 to 10 miles of trails, U-pick pumpkins and a zip line, open September 12 to November 1, 2026.

Sahakari Spice Farm is a visitor spice plantation at Curti near Ponda. Its guided experience introduces spice plants and includes a traditional Goan meal in the farm’s restaurant setting.

Seventh-generation Starlight farm, rooted in 1843, with U-pick from strawberries in late May to pumpkins in mid-September and a farm park.

Century-old family farm south of Lafayette with a 22-acre corn maze and U-pick pumpkins Sept. 18–Nov. 1, 2026, plus tulip fields each spring.

October family farm west of Scottsburg with a six-acre corn maze, wagon rides to the pumpkin patch and a petting farm, open Wednesday to Sunday.

Amish-country animal park about 10 minutes from Shipshewana with safari-style wagon tours and a petting zoo, open May 1 to mid-October.

Sixth-generation Amish dairy less than a mile from downtown Shipshewana, where you watch milking from an upstairs room on tours by appointment.

Starlight family farm serving fried chicken and fried biscuits with apple butter since 1983, with free wagon rides and pumpkin picking through October.

LaGrange County bison ranch where a tractor-pulled covered wagon takes visitors into a herd of about 40 bison to feed them, on summer open-tour days.

Mother Farm is a large visitor farm in Futtsu, Chiba, combining animal encounters and shows with flower displays, seasonal harvesting, food and family attractions. Different activities have their own timetables and weather conditions.

Certified organic vegetable farm in Ada with a farm store open Tuesday to Saturday year-round, CSA shares and farm tours by arrangement.

Bark River family farm with a market open July to mid-October, pick-your-own vegetable gardens, and blueberries, cherries and apples.

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.

Berrien Springs U-pick farm open May to early November, with strawberries and cherries in June and Honeycrisp apples into October.

Eighth-generation Coloma orchard farmed since 1857, with summer cherry and peach picking and fall apples, grapes and unlimited hayrides.

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.

Family U-pick farm on 105 acres near Fennville: Duke blueberries from early July, peaches in August and 22 apple varieties into October.

Fifth-generation Fremont farm market open August 25 to November 7 in 2026, with a USA-shaped corn maze, orchard hayrides and fresh-pressed cider.

Four-generation Alpine Township farm with U-pick from asparagus to pumpkins, a barn market, bakery and tap room, and live music Friday to Sunday.

Horse-drawn hayrides on a 130-year-old Kent City fruit farm, with a 10-acre corn maze and U-pick apples and pumpkins mid-September to October.

Fifth-generation Lowell orchard and market, home of Painted Turtle Hard Cider, with U-pick apples late August to October and a petting farm.

Lewis family fruit farm and zoo on M-20 near New Era with sloths, kangaroos and camels; the 2026 fall festival runs September 11 to November 1.

Niles U-pick orchard founded in 1929 on 40 acres of tart cherries, with raspberries, blackberries and apples plus its own wine and cider.

Pinckney family farm open to visitors since 2019, with over seven acres of summer sunflowers and orchard fruit, pumpkins and wagon rides in fall.

Gull Meadow Farms near Kalamazoo combines apple and pumpkin picking with a corn maze, petting farm and family activities. The farm market and food offerings complement the seasonal attraction areas.

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.

Family-run Liberty corn maze open weekends mid-September through October, with a 2026 design marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S.

Ridammerhoeve is a biodynamic goat farm in the Amsterdamse Bos. Visitors can see the animals while farm work continues and explore the shop, restaurant and educational programme.

Schapenboerderij Texel is a visitor sheep farm near Den Burg. The farm offers close encounters with sheep and lambs, sheepdog demonstrations, a small shop and a coffee corner.

Hackettstown produce farm marking 120 years in 2026, with pick-your-own berries, apples and pumpkins and free-entry fall weekends in October.

South Jersey family honey business with nearly 20 raw, unfiltered varieties, open weekdays at its Elk Road store in Monroeville.

Baldwinsville family farm since 1869 with U-pick strawberries in June, blueberries in July and apples from mid-August into November.

A sixth-generation Gardiner farm with pick-your-own cherries in late June and 16 apple varieties September to October, plus a daily farm market.

Ōmarama café and New Zealand wool shop on the Alps 2 Ocean trail, open daily 7am–4pm, with lamb bottle-feeding from August to November.

Bucyrus farm with U-pick apples and flowers, a café and 70-plus vendor stalls in restored brick barns; fall play area weekends through October.

Liberty Township farm, in the family since 1948, whose fall festival runs Thursday to Sunday Sept. 25 to Nov. 1, 2026, with a 4-acre corn maze.

Working Jersey dairy north of Yellow Springs with homemade ice cream since 1983, free entry, cow milking to watch daily and fall pumpkin picking.

Anseong Farmland combines agricultural education with a family theme-park experience. Visitors can see livestock, explore open landscapes and choose from animal and recreational activities.

Rosendals Trädgård on Djurgården grows vegetables, herbs, fruit and flowers and connects the harvest with its garden café and wood-fired bakery. Visitors can also browse its farm shop.

Juckerhof in Seegräben is one of Jucker Farm’s visitor farms. It combines a farm shop and dining with seasonal displays and family activities.

Not-for-profit working farm in Ardeley, open daily 9am to 4pm, with a farm trail, woodland play, a butchery shop and a Halloween Spookfest 24–31 October.

Working farm by the A36 near Frome selling its own pork, eggs and vegetables since 2000, with a café, butchery, fishmonger and fish and chips.

Family fruit farm near Cupar with pick-your-own strawberries from May, a six-acre maize maze from mid-July and 20,000 pumpkins in October.

Garsons Esher combines a seasonal pick-your-own farm with a farm shop and restaurant. The family business dates to 1871 and offers fruit, vegetables and flowers across its Esher growing area.

Family farm between Bristol and Bath with a farm shop, café and play barn, plus a 20-acre pumpkin patch on set October 2026 dates.

Surrey farm park near the M25 with over 500 animals, a big indoor play barn and a dinosaur trail; Halloween runs 17 October–1 November 2026.

Adam Henson's farm park near Guiting Power with more than 50 rare and native breeds, open 9:30am to 5pm, and pumpkin picking in October.

Free-entry farm near Hayle with 28 acres of pick-your-own (pumpkins in October), a market open 8am to 8pm daily and a farmhouse restaurant.

Organic estate near Kingham with a farm shop open 8am to 8pm Monday to Saturday, 2,000 acres of farm walks and pick-your-own strawberries in July.

Family farm shop, butchery and café 10 minutes from Bath selling its own pasture-raised beef, lamb and pork; open daily 9am to 4:30pm.

Shinner family estate near Redhill since 1957, with a farm shop, three cafés and a 40-acre woodland trail; pumpkin field daily 17–31 October 2026.

Family farm on the A224 near Orpington with free-entry pick-your-own from mid-July to October, pumpkins in autumn and Christmas trees in December.

Family farm above Rhayader where 300 to 600 wild red kites gather for a daily feed, 2pm in winter and 3pm in summer, watched from hides.

Working Norfolk farm open to visitors since 1986, with a 45-minute tractor safari to hand-feed red deer; closes 2 November 2026 until spring 2027.

Family fruit farm outside Winchcombe pressing its own apple juice and cider, with pick-your-own from June to October and a café open Tuesday to Sunday.

Fifth-generation family farm shop and kitchen in Winsley near Bradford on Avon, with Pumpkins in the Paddock in late October and a Christmas tree field.

Bluemont farm with U-pick from May strawberries to October pumpkins, plus a jumping pillow, goats and wagon rides; open daily 9 to 5.

Door County farm market in Baileys Harbor selling the farm's own grass-fed beef, pork and poultry, open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Suamico-area family farm growing strawberries since 1979, with a few weeks of pick-your-own in June and sweet corn and vegetables later.

Buffalo County pizza farm serving wood-fired pizza inside the walls of an 1896 stone barn, Friday to Sunday from May to about October.

The original Wisconsin pizza farm near Stockholm, baking pizzas topped with its own produce every Tuesday evening from spring through fall.