What Is Lattin Farms?

Lattin Farms is a working farm with a public-facing growers market, pick-your-own produce, baked goods, jarred products, and a seasonal Fall Festival. It is set up for family outings: you can shop the market, pick produce in season, and — in the fall — buy festival tickets and reserve a private firepit. The main thing to plan around is the calendar, because hours and offerings change between the summer and fall seasons.

What you can do at Lattin Farms

The farm's public offerings fall into a few categories:

• Growers Market — a farm market selling produce grown on the farm, plus baked goods and jarred products.
• Pick your own — seasonal produce picking on the farm.
• Baked goods — available at the market; the site notes baked goods are available at 10am on Saturdays.
• Jarred products — sold alongside the produce and baked goods.
• Fall Festival — a ticketed seasonal event with entrance tickets sold in advance.
• Firepits — private firepit reservations for groups, described as a 3-hour slot with firewood supplied.
• Field trips — Fall Festival field trips are listed among the farm's offerings.

Hours and seasons

Lattin Farms runs on two seasonal schedules, and the switch happens when the Fall Festival opens.

The farm is closed on Sundays in both seasons. If you are coming specifically for baked goods on a Saturday, plan around the 10am availability noted on the site.

The Fall Festival

The Fall Festival is the farm's biggest seasonal draw. According to the site, the 2026 Fall Festival begins Saturday, September 26 and runs every Friday and Saturday through October 31, with hours of 10:00am to 8:30pm.

Two things are worth knowing before you go:

1. Entrance tickets are purchased in advance. The site directs visitors to purchase entrance tickets online rather than at the gate, and the homepage carries a countdown and a sale notice for tickets.
2. Firepits are a separate reservation. A firepit is not included with festival admission — you reserve a private firepit for your group for a 3-hour window, and the farm supplies the firewood.

The site also mentions new additions to the festival, so if you have been before, expect some changes.

What produce is available

The farm grows and sells a large variety of produce seasonally, and the site frames this as intentional: growing with the seasons produces better-tasting food. Rather than publishing a fixed list, the farm points visitors to the Produce section of its Food page for both what it grows each year and what is currently in season.

That means the practical move is to check the Food page before a trip if you have a specific item in mind, since availability shifts through the summer and fall.

Who it suits

Lattin Farms fits a family day out rather than a quick errand. The combination of pick-your-own produce, a market with baked goods and jarred products, and a ticketed fall festival with firepit reservations makes it a half-day destination, especially in the fall when hours extend to 8:30pm on festival nights. If you are planning a group outing in autumn, the firepit reservation is the piece to book early, since it is a limited private slot rather than open seating.

For current ticket prices, firepit rates, and the exact produce list, check the farm's own pages — those details are not published on the homepage.