3 Ohio Farms to Visit this Summer

Farming takes many different forms, but it has deep ties to the history and culture of the Buckeye State. From a longtime family farm that now invites guests to its property to learn to a period-appropriate, living-history destination focused on visitor education to a foraging-focused operation that creates and sells a variety of niche products and goods, come down to the farm with us to experience why Ohio’s rural side is such a central part of life in our great state. 


Carriage House Farm, North Bend: This property was in Richard Stewart’s family for generations before becoming a place where visitors can learn about food and farming.


Slate Run Living Historical Farm, Canal Winchester: The 19th-century farmstead of Samuel Oman today teaches visitors what life was like during the heyday of Ohio farming.


Foraged and Sown, West Jefferson & Columbus: A certified organic farm operating since 2015, Foraged and Sown literally started in Kate Hodges’ backyard.