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Farms & Vineyards in Minnesota

Visit 28 farms across Minnesota. Maps, hours, contact info, photos, and verified operator profiles, all in one place.

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About Minnesota

Apple orchards hang off the hillsides of Bluff Country in Minnesota's southeast, where vineyards trace the Mississippi and the land folds into river valleys. West and north, the plains around the Twin Cities flatten out into some of the most productive farm ground in the country. Between the two runs a working landscape you can actually walk into: farms that open their gates, hand you a bucket, and let you see where dinner comes from. Spend a day on one and the farmers stop being an abstraction.

Each corner of the state does it differently. Along the St. Croix River Valley near Stillwater, U-pick berry farms and big apple orchards pull in families every harvest weekend. South of the metro, the Cannon River Valley, with Northfield and Faribault as its anchor towns, has become the place where old farmsteads turn into vineyards and craft breweries, pouring tastings in buildings that spent a century doing other work. You leave with produce in the trunk, but the setting is half of what you came for.

And you don't have to leave at dusk. Farm stays across Minnesota put guests in the middle of the routine, up with the animals, welcome at the chores. Historic barns and renovated farmhouses have found second lives as wedding venues, rough timber and all. Come for a tour, a tasting, or just a quiet weekend out of the city; the land here rewards every version of the trip.

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When to visit Minnesota farms

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May through October. Winter belongs to ice fishing and Nordic skiing.

  • July–August: sweet corn, berries, and county-fair season
  • September–October: the corn-maze capital of the country at full tilt
  • Late November–December: tree farms keep the season going

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Agritourism Activity Immunity

Minnesota Statute 604A.40 provides immunity to agritourism operators for inherent risks of agritourism activities, meaning visitors assume certain risks when participating.

On-Farm Food Sales

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) regulates on-farm sales, including cottage food operations, which have specific limits on sales volume, types of food, and labeling requirements.

Winery & Brewery Licensing

On-farm wineries and breweries operate under specific state licenses issued by the MDA and Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division, permitting on-site tastings and direct sales to consumers.

Pick-Your-Own Safety

Visitors engaging in U-pick or corn maze activities should follow all posted farm rules, wear appropriate footwear, and be aware of uneven terrain and farm equipment for their safety.

Farm Wedding Venue Zoning

Zoning regulations for farm wedding venues vary significantly by county and township, impacting event capacity, noise restrictions, and facility requirements; always confirm with the venue operator.

Confirm current requirements with the state agency before your trip. Rules and fees change every season.

  • Alcohol Consumption Age

    Visitors must be 21 years of age or older to purchase or consume alcoholic beverages at on-farm wineries, breweries, or distilleries in Minnesota.

  • Respect Private Property

    All visitors are required to respect private farm property, adhering to posted signs, staying within designated visitor areas, and following instructions from farm staff.

  • Pet Policies

    Many working farms and U-pick operations have strict "no pet" policies, especially in areas where food is grown or animals are present, due to food safety and animal welfare concerns.

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    Define Your Interest

    U-pick, a farm stay, a tasting room, a wedding barn, pick the experience first. It tells you where in the state to look.

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    Research Regions

    Match your pick to the Minnesota regions that specialize in it, weighing drive time against how far into the countryside you want to get.

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    Check Seasonal Availability

    Harvests don't wait. Verify hours and what's actually ripe before you go, U-pick windows and farm events can be a matter of weeks.

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    Contact Farms Directly

    Call or message the farm before your trip for reservations, house rules, and anything else visitors need to know. It beats guessing.

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    Plan Your Route

    String your stops together with drive times and nearby attractions in mind, a well-plotted loop turns two farm visits into a full day out.

01What is Minnesota's law regarding agritourism liability?
Minnesota Statute 604A.40 gives agritourism operators immunity from claims for injuries arising from the inherent risks of farm activities, provided proper warnings are given. In plain terms: step onto a working farm and you accept those inherent risks yourself.
02Can I bring my dog to a farm or U-pick orchard?
Often not. Many working farms and U-pick operations run strict no-pet policies wherever food is grown or livestock is kept, food safety and animal welfare both demand it. Always check with the specific farm before you go.
03Are farm stays available year-round in Minnesota?
Yes: some farm stays operate through all four seasons, and each one changes the trip: maple tapping in spring, berry picking in summer, harvest events in fall, and a snowed-in retreat come winter. Availability varies by farm, so book ahead.
04What types of U-pick opportunities are popular in Minnesota?
Strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries carry the summer, but apples are the headliner, a genuine fall institution here. Pumpkin patches and seasonal vegetables round out the harvest calendar.
05Are there age restrictions for visiting on-farm wineries or breweries?
The farm itself usually welcomes all ages, but the glass does not: you must be 21 or older to taste or buy alcohol at on-farm wineries and breweries, per state law.
06How do I find out about farm wedding venue availability and pricing?
Go straight to the source, the venue's website or listed contact. Operators can walk you through open dates, packages, pricing, and whatever their property requires for booking and hosting an event.

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