These local farms and markets all offer plenty of fall fun (think cider, doughnuts, animals), plus plump pumpkins in all colors, shapes and sizes.

Farmer White’s // Williamsburg

Pull over at this sweet red-and-white barn for local produce, artisan baked goods, handmade jams and pumpkins galore.

Gallagher’s Farm Market // Traverse City

There’s a reason this family-run farm has a line before they open on the first day of pumpkin doughnut season. You can smell the warm, freshly baked goodies all the way from the pumpkin patch as you pick this year’s favorites.

Jacob’s Farm // Traverse City

In addition to an epic 10-acre corn maze Jacob’s offers U-Pick apples, tractor rides and doughnuts. The farm has also added several exciting amenities including a full-service kitchen, an outdoor bar and more.

View the Northern Michigan Fall Color Map to see when and where peak color will arrive.

Pahl’s Pumpkin Patch // Buckley

Pumpkins, wagon rides and adorable farm animals— yes! Plus, homemade cider and doughnuts.

Knaebe’s Apple Farm and Ciderworks // Rogers City

Not only does this beautiful orchard have U-Pick apples, a pumpkin patch, farm animals, a playground and a corn maze (several activities are free!), it also stays open later for adults, offering hard cider and wood-fired pizza.

Pond Hill Farm // Harbor Springs

Make it a whole day: U-Pick pumpkins, hayrides, the famous squash rocket, a picnic area and cafe, petting zoo, winery/brewery—the list goes on!

Royal Farms // Ellsworth

You’re not just stopping for pumpkins—pick apples, get treats from the bakery and cap it all off with a wine and hard cider tasting.

Photo(s) by Dave Weidner