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🗺️ Farm Day Trips guide
Our Farm Day Trips directory has 16 u-pick and family farms in 1 state. Many are close to a lavender farm, so you can visit both in one day.
16 places · updated October 17, 2026
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.
We’re not open for farm visits, but our commercial greenhouses are buzzing all year with 50+ lavender cultivars! Rain, shine, or Michigan snow, we’re growing fresh lavend…
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.
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.
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