1. Blooms & Berries Farm Market

– Ideal for families: giant slide, pumpkin bounce pad, hayrides, petting farm, new train ride, plus a 5-acre corn maze and kids’ maze. 

2. A&M Farm Orchard 

– Great for apple-picking and fresh cider—simple, cozy, and perfect for autumnal vibes.

3. Barn‑N‑Bunk Farm Market 

– Corn maze, mini train ride, petting zoo, straw maze, artisan craft vendors—wonderful marketplace meets fall festival feel. 

4. Irons Fruit Farm

– Pumpkin patch, hayrides, cider donuts, corn maze, and a petting zoo open on weekends—loads of classic fall treats. 

5. Niederman Family Farm

– Oversized jumping pillow, corn box, pig races, pumpkin slingshot, mini-play barn, and more—high-energy and interactive. 

6. Pigeon Roost Farm 

– The “Great Pumpkin Fun Center”: corn maze (A-maize-ing Maze), tractor rides, petting areas, paintball, food—open mid‑September to October. 

7. Burwinkel Farms

– Hayrides, pumpkin patch, corn mazes, sunflower fields, animal visits, 20+ apple varieties, décor—opens around September 27.

8. Garver Family Farm Market

– Pick‑your‑own pumpkin patch plus a festive market with fall treats and lunch options.

9. Jackson Family Farm Festival

– Pumpkin cannon, pedal tractors, farm animals, corn barn, hay tower, jumping pads; U‑pick wildflowers and pumpkins.

10. Van Buren Acres

– Corn maze, sunflower & zinnia trails, cow‑train, jumping pillow, many kids’ activities—runs September 6 through November 2. 

11. Young’s Jersey Dairy 

– Petting zoo, corn maze, pumpkin picking, wagon rides, plus dairy treats like ice cream—the “non-stop county fair” feel.

12. Gorman Heritage Farm

– A 122‑acre non-profit working farm and educational center. Offers hiking trails, farm animals, gardens, and sustainability learning.