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163 agritourism farms across Arkansas. Hayrides, corn mazes, farm festivals and seasonal attractions. Sourced from the USDA Local Food Portal and re-checked on a rolling cycle.
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Bauxite, AR
Little Italy, AR
Hot Springs, AR
Springdale, AR
White Hall, AR
Quitman, AR
Conway, AR
Little Rock, AR
Eureka Springs, AR
Eudora, AR
West Fork, AR
Brookland, AR
Bismarck, AR
Lonoke, AR
Tupelo, AR
West Little Rock, AR
Little rock, AR
Newport, AR
Little Rock, AR
Jessieville, AR
Dover, AR
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Springdale, AR
Judsonia, AR
Prairie Grove, AR
Roland, AR
Pocahontas, AR
Bull Shoals, AR
Tupelo, AR
Guy, AR
Conway, AR
Poplar Grove, AR
Houston, AR
Earle, AR
Prairie Grove, AR
Corning, AR
Clarksville, AR
Morrilton, AR
Sidney, AR
Vilonia, AR
Nashville, AR
Beebe, AR
Hackett, AR
Springdale, AR
Conway, AR
Harriet, AR
Garfield, AR
Dover, AR
Little Rock, AR
Fouke, AR
Bald Knob, AR
Dumas, AR
Clarksville, AR
Malvern, AR
Lowell, AR
Springdale, AR
Harrison, AR
Gravette, AR
Texarkana, AR
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163 in Arkansas as of the last refresh, drawn from the USDA Local Food Portal and state agriculture directories. Most publish no daily schedule, so call before driving out. Coverage tracks what those directories carry — a farm that has never registered with USDA won't appear here.
Working farms that also host visitors — corn mazes, hayrides, pumpkin patches, farm stays, tastings and seasonal festivals. The farm is the attraction, which is what separates these from a market that merely sells produce.
Autumn, by a wide margin — mazes, pumpkins and cider dominate Arkansas's agritourism calendar from September through early November, with a second, smaller spring peak around blossom and lambing.
Often yes for mazes, festivals and farm stays, and increasingly for timed autumn weekend entry. Check the farm's own site before travelling; USDA listings carry contact details but not ticketing.