Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm is open for visitors from June to mid-July, but not every day, so check out their opening hours before setting off.

The large purple barn was built by the Ohio Amish in 2017 and is mortise and tenon construction. It is a work of art – a white oak frame held together with hickory pegs. The barn has a gift shop at the south end, a porch with rocking chairs for visitors to relax, and the remainder of the space is for activities.

Yoga sessions and photography sessions are popular activities.

Pick your own lavender. Each bundle should be 100-150 stems. No appointment is necessary for this activity. Scissors, rubber bands, and info on lavender picking is provided.

The gift shop offers culinary items, skin care and bath products, lavender bundles, jewelry, and more.

Where is Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm Located?

• Address: 6360 Fowler Rd, Enon, Ohio 45323
• Phone: 937-974-2600 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm

More Farms to Visit in Ohio

Have you visited Sunset Ridge? Did you pick your own lavender or just enjoy the day? We’d love to know! Share your experience with us in the comments below.

Want to find more lavender farms in Ohio? Check out our round-up!

Some other Ohio farms that welcome visitors include: Molnar Farms in Poland, NE Ohio; Lynd Fruit Farm in Pataskala, Central Ohio; Brumbaugh Fruit Farm in Arcanum, SW Ohio; and Leeds Farm in Ostrander, Central Ohio.

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About Metro Parks Farm

The Mill Creek Metro Park Farm began as a private farm that was later transitioned into an experimental farm. Until 1994, Ohio State University owned and operated it. Then an educational complex was constructed in 1996, and now students from local schools can visit the farm to learn about where our food comes from and why agriculture is important in our lives.

Activities and Facilities at Metro Parks Farm

There are many activities and educational opportunities at Metro Parks Farm.

Archery

An archery range is located behind the educational complex. Please park in the main lot. Open sunrise to sunset. Bring your own bow and arrows. Targets are set at 10, 20, and 30 yards. Children must be supervised.

Disc Golf

There are two disc golf courses –  the forest course and the field course. No rentals are available, so please bring your own equipment. 

The forest course is a challenging 18 holes. The field course is a 9-hole learn-to-play course for beginners or for anyone wanting a quick warm-up.

Cross Country

The dedicated cross-country course meets NCAA specifications. It has a 38-team starting grid and a 10-meter course width. There is a 2-mile course in addition to 1k, 2k, and 3k loops. 

Access to Metro Park Bikeway

The 11-mile paved trail is perfect for hikers, skaters, and cyclists.

Ponds

Fishing is permitted in the ponds.

Sunflower Field

The sunflower field is open August through September, when sunflowers are in bloom – weather dependent.

Adventure Barn

The seasonal barn has interactive displays, games, and activities to learn about agriculture. It is open April to May daily from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and June to October daily from 8:30 am to 6 pm. There are also picnic tables on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Demonstration Rain Garden

Constructed in summer 2011, the demonstration rain garden is an educational opportunity to learn how rain gardens work and to get ideas on how to construct your own.

Reservable Locations

McMahan Hall is a multi-purpose hall that has rentals available year-round. Classroom A is ideal for a party or seminar. It can accommodate up to 45 people. You can rent either of these locations by calling 330-740-7116.

Information About Metro Parks Farm

There is a printable and downloadable map available for Metro Parks Farm. Check the website for opening hours.

Where is Metro Parks Farm Located?

• Address: 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Drive, Canfield, Ohio 44406
• Phone: 330-533-7572 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Metro Parks Farm

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If you love to visit Ohio State Parks, Ohio Metro Parks or Ohio State Nature Preserves be sure to check out Hayden Falls and Caesar Creek State Park.

Ohio is also home to lots of animals. Check out our article on Bears in Ohio. Let us know if you see any while you are out there exploring. Don’t forget to keep a safe distance!

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Leave the stress of everyday life behind when you go onto Majestic Meadow Alpaca Farm’s 20 acres of open pastures, where you are free to roam and visit their alpacas and other animals.

Majestic Meadows has over 70 alpacas, llamas, miniature horses, miniature donkeys, miniature potbellied pigs, and highland miniature cows. But that’s not all! They also have three types of goats, three types of sheep, kangaroos and wallabies, turkeys, ducks, two types of camels, sulcatta tortoises, capybaras, and Flemish giant rabbits! They often introduce new animals, such as otters. If you want to keep up to date with their new babies, visit their Facebook page.

You can get a close-up experience with the animals by hand-feeding them. Grain is for sale at the boutique.

They even offer special programs like Become a Jr Farmer for the Day and Alpaca & Goat Yoga.

The boutique has unique, one-of-a-kind gifts and souvenirs that you will love. They have socks, hats, scarves, clothing, and blankets made from alpaca fibers, some from right there on the farm. They also have home goods, beauty items, and toys, like Alpaca-opoly.

Where is Majestic Meadows Located?

• Address: 4195 Abbeyville Road, Medina, Ohio 44256
• Phone: 330-725-2977 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

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More Things to Do in Ohio

If you are in northeast Ohio in October, take a wagon ride out to pick your own pumpkin at Kingsway Pumpkin Farm. At any time of year, you can check out Indian Mounds in Ohio, or try out the wineries in the area at Cork and Tap Excursions.

Check out more local gems in Ohio – Yutzy’s Farm Market, Remember When Tea Room, The Pearl Dublin, Lofts Coffee Company and Roastery, and Groovy Plants Ranch.

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About the Old West Pumpkin Fest

More than just a pumpkin patch, the Old West Pumpkin Fest offers activities and events for the whole family to enjoy, opening at 12 noon and closing at 5pm every Saturday and Sunday through the six-week season.

If you want to pick a pumpkin, you can take a tractor-pulled wagon ride out to the pumpkin patch.

If, on the other hand, you don’t want to pick a pumpkin you can just go for a ride around the farm and see the Halloween decorations and country scenery.

Activities include pony rides, a kids’ super slide, a family fun house, an animal petting farm, face painting, pumpkin painting, and much more!

There is also a 3D children’s haunted house (with no live actors).

Other attractions include food vendors, a farm market, souvenirs, and gem mining.

You can purchase tickets online, and also group packages for up to 25 people are available.

Please visit the website and/or social media for up-to-date schedules and operating hours for this event.

Where is the Old West Pumpkin Fest Located?

• Address: 19066 East River Road, Columbia Station, Ohio 44028
• Phone: 440-236-5454 | Website

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About Kingsway Pumpkin Farm

Kingsway Pumpkin Farm is located in Hartville, Ohio, in Stark County.

The farm started as a small pumpkin patch in 1990. Each year, the family slowly added to the farm, which has grown into an Ohio favorite! The farm prides itself on being festive and friendly and avoiding the darker side of Halloween.  The farm activities are very family-oriented. 

Pumpkins and all things fall-related are available in the sales area; you do not need to pay admission to enter that area. 

There are attractions including a Fire Truck Slide, Western Town, Pedal Playground, Rubber Duck Races, places to take fun fall photos, and more! 

Wagon Rides

Take a wagon ride out to the pumpkin patch, where you can pick your own pumpkin. The pumpkins are weighed upon return and are priced by weight. The cost of the pumpkin is not included in the admission price.

If you want a wagon ride, they run daily throughout October.  They also run in late September on weekends only.

There is an admission charge, which includes an 8-acre corn maze, a wagon ride, a visit with farm animals, pedal carts, a jump pad, a straw maze, and a corn box. Children under 3 are free!

Kingsway Pumpkin Farm Quick Facts

• Accepts cash or check
• Pumpkin (you pick)
• Corn Maze
• Gift Shop
• Animals
• Wagon ride
• Group events available
• Check their Facebook page for daily updates

Kingsway Pumpkin Farm Video

Where is Kingsway Pumpkin Farm Located?

• Address: 1555 Andrews Street Northeast, Hartville, Ohio 44632
• Phone: 330-877-6241 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Kingsway Pumpkin Farm

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If you are hunting for more Pumpkin Patches in Ohio, we have you covered! You may also want to check out Lehners Pumpkin Farm and Brumbaugh Fruit Farm. 

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About Brumbaugh Fruit Farm

In the early 1960s, William and his wife Jeanie started Brumbaugh farm, just outside of Arcanum. From a small orchard, the farm is now a diverse family enterprise.

Farmer’s Daughter Bakery offers apple dumplings, apple fritters, doughnuts, pies, pastries, and much more.

The bakery is open year-round Monday to Friday, and weekends during September and October.

The Adventure Market sells goods, including home-grown peaches, apples, and pears. It is decorated with fun displays for the kids to enjoy while the parents shop.

The market is open Monday to Saturday, July and August, and includes Sundays during September and October.

Fun Activities at Brumbaugh Fruit Farm

There is nothing better than a crisp fall day in Ohio and spending it at a farm. Here you can find more than 10 fun fall activities.

Monster Mountain

You can climb to the top of this giant man-made mountain, take in the views, and then slide down the 40-foot tunnel!

Kiddie Korn Maze

This little maze is for kids who do not want to attempt the larger 5-acre corn maze! Children will work their way through the maze by identifying colors, adding, subtracting, and counting! It is fun and educational!

Kinda Kooky Korn Maze

If you love corn mazes, this 5-acre corn maze might be your favorite! If you want an extra challenge you can use the maze at dusk using a flashlight!

Holey Moley

The tunnels are a fun activity and are perfect for anybody who loves to go burrowing!

Pumpkin Express

Nothing completes a fall farm experience better than a hayride! Head over to the haywagon area and take a ride to the pumpkin patch! You can take your time picking out the perfect pumpkin.

Ole’ Fishin’ Hole

The hole is a rental area at Brumbaugh Fruit Farm. This pond and campfire area is set up perfectly for large groups to enjoy fishing, volleyball, and hot dog roasts! Call ahead for reservations.

The Crib

The corn crib area is for those dads (and moms) who want to spend time with their family, but also want to check on their favorite sports team score. The corn crib is the place to do that as well as enjoy some refreshments and snacks too!

Grandpa’s Fun Acre

If you like the chill of haunted things, you can treat yourself to a scare at the Haunted House. Be sure to visit Winne’s Cracked Corn Box and other activities in this area.

Storybook Forest

The Storybook Forest is the perfect place to enjoy your favorite storybook characters and learn some nature facts.

Billy Bee’s Flight O’Fun

Want to learn what it is like to be a bee? At Billy Bee’s Flight O’Fun you can do just that! You will also learn about the importance of honeybees and their role in Ohio orchards.

More Activities

There is also a playset with a climbing wall, cargo net, and slide, as well as a zip line through the orchard with a viewing platform that was installed in 2024.

There are many events held at Brumbaugh Fruit Farm, so be sure to check their Facebook page before you visit.

Where is Brumbaugh Fruit Farm Located?

• Address: 6420 Hollansburg-Arcanum Rd, Arcanum, Ohio 45304
• Phone: 937-692-8084 | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Brumbaugh Fruit Farm

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Check out our article for more pumpkin patches in Ohio.

There are lots of farms in Ohio that welcome visitors; we suggest Fleitz Pumpkin Farm, Kingsway Pumpkin Farm, and Rittman Orchard.

Did you know you can even go Grape Picking In Ohio? Check out the post for our “pick of the crop”!

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About Fleitz Pumpkin Farm

In 1991. Paul Fleitz wanted to give pumpkin farming a try. That first year, the farm grew half an acre of pumpkins and sold them from their front yard. In 1993, Paul created a maze from a snow fence, tying a corn stalk on both sides of all the slats. This resulted in the first corn maze in the area, and it is possible that it started the corn maze mania!

In 1999, the tiny maze was expanded to cover over 6 acres of land, with two mazes, one of one acre and one of five acres. In 2000, the snack shop was opened.

Short video in the Maze

Activities

Free activities available are:

There are also activities available for a small charge:

The snack shack offers tasty treats such as freshly made donuts, cider slush, and hot sandwiches.

Mainly visitors go to Fleitz Pumpkin Farm for the pumpkins! These pumpkins come in all shapes and sizes!

Other produce available at the farm includes dried gourds, giant squash, apples, apple cider, corn shocks, broom corn, and squirrel corn.

Fall is an amazing time of the year, and Fleitz Pumpkin Farm is a fantastic way to spend a day during this season. The farm has something for everyone. Visitors can enjoy activities like the straw bales tower, and chicken and goat feeding as well. There is also a crafts barn.

One-Acre Corn Maze

The one-acre corn maze is perfect for visitors who come to the farm and want to challenge themselves. As it is an acre (1/2 size of a soccer pitch), you cannot get too lost in this maze. This maze is perfect for the younger farm visitors. It takes around 12 minutes to complete this maze.

Five-Acre Corn Maze

The 5-acre maze is unique, with a 15-foot tower from the top of which visitors can see the entire maze from a ‘bird’s eye view’. There are also ten stops within the maze, and each stop gives visitors a fun fact about the farm.

There are maps available in the maze so that visitors do not get too lost! A great challenge for visitors is ticking off all 10 stops whilst inside the maze.

A gentle wander around the maze can take up to 30 minutes. If you are after the challenge of finding all 10 stops, then it can take over an hour.

Hayrides

A popular attraction at the farm is the Hayrides. This ride is incredibly relaxing. Visitors can observe the orchards, the cornfields, and the entire pumpkin patch.

Where is Fleitz Pumpkin Farm Located?

• Address: 7133 Seaman Rd, Oregon, Ohio 43616
• Phone: 419-836-7613 | Website | Instagram

Location Map for Fleitz Pumpkin Farm

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Have you visited Fleitz Pumpkin Farm? What was your favorite part? Did you indulge in some apple cider? We would love to hear from you! Let us know about your experience in the comments below!

There are many farms in Ohio offering a variety of attractions that welcome visitors. Here are a few: Brumbaugh Fruit Farm, Walker Farms, Leeds Farm, Molnar Farms, and Freshwater Farms.

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About Rittman Orchard

The Vodraska family has been farming for the last three generations. Dale and his father previously owned two farms in Ohio, starting with a small orchard in the Seven Hills area of Cleveland, followed by a dairy farm in Ashtabula County called Sunnydale Farms.

When the boys – Chris and Matt – went away to school, Dale and his wife Peg decided to retire to the Smoky Mountains. However, this did not suit them. They purchased Rittman Orchard in 2004. Chris helped his father repair and replant the neglected orchards. After graduating from high school, Matt also joined the business.

The family has invested time and money in rebuilding the market, adding new crops and products, expanding the bakery, and opening a stand at the farmers market in Cleveland.

Pick Your Own At Rittman Orchard

Rittman Orchard also has a you-pick program.  Each fruit has its own picking season.  For example, the Strawberry picking season starts in June.  Golden Delicious Apples start to ripen for picking in late September and Granny Smith Apples are ready for picking in late October.  Be sure to check out the Facebook page to keep up to date with what is going on!

You-pick includes apples, raspberries, blueberries, cherries, strawberries, corn, asparagus, pumpkins, flowers (including Iris, Foxgloves, Celosia, Snapdragons, and Zinnias), and Sunflowers.

The Facebook page is very informative about what is going on at the farm at any time, so be sure to check it out before you visit. There is also an Apple Chart online, showing the 72 varieties that Rittman Orchards grow with their descriptions, ripening times, and uses.

The ‘What’s Ripe‘ page has information for the current you-pick or goods in the market.

Choosing your apples at Rittman Orchard video:

Sunflower Picking At Rittman Orchard

In 2021, Rittman Orchard started offering Sunflower picking.  The field was open for different days from weeks to weeks.  You will need to check on the ‘What’s Ripe’ section of the website. 

They have a shed open where you can purchase glass jars.  Vases are also available for purchase.  Customers will receive a pair of scissors to cut the flowers.  These scissors have to be returned when the customer leaves.  Approximately 8 sunflowers fit in a jar.  This can be paid for by cash or card.  Sunflowers can also be purchased within the store.

Rittman Orchard Bakery

A variety of pies, cookies, and other items are made fresh in the bakery.  You can order online. Each month, the bakery has a ‘Pie of the Month’, such as Caramel Apple Walnut, Fruits of the Forest, Pecan, Lemon Crumb, and more.

Also available are other fresh pies such as Pumpkin and Rhubarb.

Various cookies are also made fresh onsite, including chocolate chunk, peanut butter, snickerdoodle, salted caramel, and oatmeal raisin.

Rittman Orchard Online Shop

Rittman Orchard has an online shop for placing orders which is easy to navigate. Every product has an accompanying photograph, so you can buy with confidence.  

Some of the products that are available include beverages, bread, candy, dog treats, eggs, meats, sauces, and snacks.

There is no home delivery service, you will need to collect your order.

Bent Ladder Winery At Rittman Orchard

Bent Ladder Winery is typically open Thursday to Saturday between Noon and 9 pm.  On Sunday it is open between Noon and 5 pm.  Please be sure to call 330-485-1089 or check the website and social media for exact times as the Winery may be closed for holidays.

At the Winery you will be able to buy many types of ciders and wines, some of which are available in the tasting room.  This is subject to availability.  These drinks can be served in a variety of ways.  Rittman’s offers flight boards, glasses, and pitchers on site, as well as howlers, growlers, and cans as to-go options so you can enjoy your favorite cider at home.

Video showing Rittman Orchard’s very first wine bottling process:

While you are visiting, you may be lucky enough to catch one of their musical evenings! Be sure to check The Bent Ladder’s Facebook page for up-to-date information.

Where is Rittman Orchard Located?

• Address: 13548 Mount Eaton Rd., Doylestown, Ohio 44230
• Phone: 330-925-4152 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Rittman Orchard

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Some other Ohio orchards you may like to visit are Lynds Fruit Farm, Quarry Hill Orchards, and Bauman Orchards.

Check out our article Sunflower Fields in Ohio!

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About Brant’s Apple Orchard

The Simmons family was the first to plant an orchard on this site in 1980, when they grew 13 apple varieties.

In the early 1990s, the property was purchased by Roy & Debbie Brant, who expanded the orchard by adding a bakery and farm market. 

In 2014, the Diehl family purchased the orchard as the Brants wanted to retire. The Diehls have worked hard to expand the orchard, now growing 22 varieties on more than 4,500 trees. They have included a playground, added walking trails, and more seating areas.

Visit Brant’s Apple Orchard

You can enjoy the pick-your-own program at Brant’s Apple Orchard. They have a huge variety of apples, Asian pears, and table grapes.

In Brant’s Apple Orchard market, you can purchase homemade chocolate and caramel apples, locally sourced honey and maple syrups, locally grown corn, and chestnuts!

Pick Your Own Apples

Pick your own apples typically starts early to mid-September each year. The varieties you can pick include Cortland, Jonathan, Empire, and Honeycrisp. Up-to-date information is always available on their Facebook page.

Apple Varieties

This is a list of the varieties grown. Only selected varieties are available for you-pick:

There is an online Apple Guide with more information about each variety. Taste samples are always available in the market, so you can try before you buy.

Asian Pears and Table Grapes

Asian Pears look like russet-colored apples. They are native to Southeast Asia, and this is the only place in northeast Ohio that grows them. There are three varieties: Chojuro – small and sweet, available throughout September. Nitaka – mild flavor, medium size, harvested mid-September. Olympic – the largest variety, mild and juicy, available mid to late September. Tasting is available in the market.

There are six varieties of Table Grapes grown here: Marquis – sweet, pale yellow. Vanessa – sweet, deep red. Himrod – sweet, golden yellow. Mars – intense flavor, blue. Glenora – sweet and spicy, dark blue. Einset – unique strawberry-like flavor, red.

The Market

When you enter the market, you will see huge bins of apple varieties for sale. You can select your own apples and mix and match the varieties. Samples of all homegrown produce are available – just ask a member of staff!

At Brant’s Apple Orchard market, you can find homegrown and locally grown produce, such as honey, jams and jellies, apple and pumpkin butters, Maple Syrup and other flavored syrups, homemade chocolates and caramel apples, and much more.

Brant’s also carries locally grown corn, peaches, pumpkins, and chestnuts.

You can also purchase items such as apple peelers, slicers, knives, cookbooks, gift baskets, and child-friendly items as gifts.

Do not forget to check out the cider, cider slushies, and hot or cold creamy caramel cider drinks. When grapes are in season, the sweet grape slushies are not to be missed!

The Bakery

The bakery at Brant’s Apple Orchard is well-known for its Apple Cider Donuts! At times, they make more than 6,000 of these popular delights in a single day! There are often other donuts available, depending on the seasonal availability and the creativity of the baker!

Their other baked goodies include Apple, Pumpkin, Grape, and Asian Pear Pies, Cookies, Scones, Apple Turnovers, Cinnamon Twists, Fresh Baked Breads, and much more.

You can also enjoy lunch from the bakery, sitting in one of the picnic areas located within the grounds. The menu includes sandwiches, soups, breads, and wrap trays. Check out the online menu for more information.

Video from Brant’s Bakery

Events and Activities

You are guaranteed fantastic, fun-filled family entertainment at Brant’s Apple Orchard! Take their Hayrides, for example. Each ride lasts 20-30 minutes (weather permitting, of course!) and will be narrated by the owner or a knowledgeable member of staff. Travel through the vineyards and learn about the orchard’s history. You can even learn about how apples are grown!

The other attractions at Brant’s include a covered bridge, playground, and walking routes that are popular with kids of all ages! There are other activities throughout the season – be sure to check the website and social media for those updates!

Discover all the attractions at Brant’s, and check the events calendar for upcoming events.

Where is Brant’s Apple Orchard Located?

• Address: 4749 Dibble Road, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004
• Phone: 440-224-0639 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Location Map for Brant’s Apple Orchard

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Some of our favorite farms and orchards in Northeast Ohio include Rittman Orchard, Bauman Orchards, and Molnar Farms.

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About Corn Mazes in Ohio

Many farms in Ohio have corn mazes, pumpkin picking, and other activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Fall is a wonderful time of year for getting out and about, the weather is not too hot, and usually not too cold. Beware, however, it can be wet and you may get muddy, or the farm may not be open if there has been too much rain!

Map of Corn Mazes in Ohio

Tips for Visiting Corn Mazes

• Plan to stay at least a couple of hours. With most of the farms having lots of activities, you can easily while away 3 hours or more at each farm!
• If you plan to be at one of the farms at a mealtime, check that the farm sells food, or make sure you take your own.
• Some farms are open after dark, and some have night mazes. Be sure to bring flashlights if you don’t want to buy them!
• You are asked not to cut through the corn, you should stay on the path.
• Please don’t pick, pick up, or throw any corn.
• Corn mazes are usually not wheelchair or stroller-friendly.
• The opening times of corn mazes are dependent on weather conditions. Check their website or Facebook page before leaving home.
• Sturdy, weatherproof footwear is a must when tackling a corn maze!

Corn Mazes in Central Ohio

Lynd Fruit Farm

• Address: 9399 Morse Road SW, Pataskala, Ohio 43062
• Phone: 740-927-8559 | Website | Facebook | Instagram
• Check out our article about Lynd Fruit Farm!

The MAiZE at Little Darby Creek

• Address: 8657 Axe Handle Road, Milford Center, Ohio 43045
• Phone: 937-349-4781 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Pigeon Roost Farm

• Address: 4413 National Road SW, Hebron, Ohio 43025
• Phone: 740-233-1233 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Van Buren Acres

• Address: 5066 Keller Road, Hebron, Ohio 43025
• Phone: 740-404-8656 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lohstroh Family Farms

• Address: 15632 SR 56 SE. Mt. Sterling, Ohio 43143
• Phone: 740-869-4208 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lehner’s Pumpkin Farm

• Address: 2920 State Route 203, Radnor, Ohio 43066
• Phone: 740-595-3207 | Website | Facebook

Corn Mazes in Northwest Ohio

Wheeler Farms

• Address: 11455 Obee Road, Whitehouse Ohio 43571
• Phone: 419-872-1731 | Website | Facebook

Weller Farms at Auglaize Canoe & Kayak

• Address: 24821 Road 207, Oakwood, Ohio 45873
• Phone: 419-594-3456 | Website | Facebook

Lincoln Ridge Farms

• Address: 6588 Pollock Road, Convoy, Ohio 45832
• Phone: 419-749-4224 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Corn Mazes in Northeast Ohio

Maze Craze

• Address: 14070 Woodworth Rd (ST Rte 165), New Springfield, Ohio 44443
• Phone: 330-549-9000 | Website | Instagram

Ramseyer Farms

• Address: 4000 Ramseyer Lane, Wooster, Ohio 44691
• Phone: 330-264-0264 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Derthick’s Corn Maze

• Address: 5182 State Route 82, Mantua, Ohio 44255
• Phone: 330-569-8661 | Facebook

Arrowhead Orchard

• Address: 11724 Lisbon St. SE, Paris, Ohio 44669
• Phone: 330-862-2733 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Beriswill Farms

• Address: 2200 Station Road, Valley City, Ohio 44280
• Phone: 330-350-2486 | Website | Facebook

Dussel Farm Pumpkin Festival

• Address: 1109 Old Forge Rd, Kent, Ohio 44240
• Phone: 330-673-5957 | Website | Facebook

Heritage Farms Pumpkin Pandemonium

• Address: 6050 Riverview Road, Peninsula, Ohio 44264
• Phone: 330-657-2330 | Website | Facebook

Hillcrest Orchards

• Address: 50336 Telegraph Road, Amherst, Ohio 44001
• Phone: 440-965-8884 | Facebook | Instagram

Honey Haven Fall Festival

• Address: 1327 County Road 1475, Ashland, Ohio 44805
• Phone: 419-289-3384 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Mapleside Farms

• Address: 294 Pearl Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212
• Phone: 330-225-5577 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Rufener Hilltop Farms

• Address: 1022 State Route 43, Mogadore, Ohio 44260
• Phone: 330-628-1082 | Facebook | Instagram

Szalay’s Farm

• Address: 4563 Riverview Rd, Peninsula, Ohio 44264
• Phone: 330-657-2727 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

More Corn Mazes in Northeast Ohio

• Kingsway Pumpkin Farm
• Molnar Farms
• Nickajack Farms
• Patterson Farm Family Fun Fest
• Pickering Hill Farms Fall Festival
• Red Wagon Farm Pumpkin Festival
• Regal Vineyards

Corn Mazes in Southwest Ohio

Blooms & Berries Farm Market

• Address: 9669 S. St. Rt. 48, Loveland, Ohio 45140
• Phone: 513-697-9173 | Website | Facebook

Irons Fruit Farm

• Address: 1640 Stubbs Mill Road, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
• Phone: 513-932-2853 | Facebook

Shaw Farm Market

• Address: 1737 Ohio 131, Milford, Ohio 45150
• Phone: 513-575-2022 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Young’s Jersey Dairy

• Address: 6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd, Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387
• Phone: 937-325-0629 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Lucas Brothers Farms

• Address: 3229 Ferry Rd, Bellbrook, Ohio 45305
• Phone: 513-496-4769 | Website | Facebook

Tom’s Maze

• Address: 4881 Germantown-Liberty Rd, Germantown, Ohio 45327
• Phone: 937-866-2777 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Erwin Farms & Corn Maze

• Address: 1365 Coon Hill Rd, Winchester, Ohio 45697
• Phone: 513-515-0084 | Website | Facebook

Corn Mazes in Southeast Ohio

Libby’s Pumpkin Patch

• Address: 41266 State Farm Rd, Albany, Ohio 45710
• Phone: 740-590-9788 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Sweetapple Farm

• Address: 149 Sweetapple Rd, Vincent, Ohio 45784
• Phone: 740-678-7447 | Website | Facebook | Instagram

Let’s Visit Corn Mazes in Ohio

Have you visited corn mazes in Ohio? Have you discovered any great fun places that we have missed? We’d love to know where they are! Let us know by leaving a comment below.

For more fall fun, check out our Pumpkin Patches in Ohio and Fall Festivals in Ohio articles, or you could consider including a Train Ride in Ohio in your itinerary. If you don’t have the kids with you, perhaps a visit to one or more of the many Ohio Wineries could round off your day! While we’re on the subject of corn, every year on the Monday before Labor Day, you can enjoy the Sweet Corn Festival Millersport!

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