Fall on the Farm is in Full Swing at Blooms & Berries

It wouldn’t feel like autumn in Loveland without Fall on the Farm at Blooms & Berries Farm Market. The seasonal favorite is in full swing and will run daily through November 1.
Fall on the Farm started in 2000 as a modest celebration of autumn with pumpkins, a corn maze and hayrides. Through the years, it has grown its offerings as well as its popularity (voted Best Pumpkin Patch/Farm six years in a row by Cincinnati City Beat). The original attractions are all still part of the Fall on the Farm experience, and in recent years, Blooms & Berries has added a train, petting zoo, low ropes course, massive pumpkin bounce pad, full market and garden store, beer hall, and many other activities. This year, hot food options, like hamburgers and pizza, are available so guests can enjoy a meal as part of their visit.
Despite its tremendous growth and popularity, Fall on the Farm still feels like an authentic farm. The Probst family has done an amazing job of expanding in a way that does not compromise the charm and rural flavor of the experience. Blooms & Berries owner Jeff Probst believes that staying true to their values and purpose, maintaining authenticity, and “putting more love into it than we take out of it” has guided their growth and success. Probst also credits feedback from customers and employee team members with guiding continual improvements and changes over the years.
There are many unique aspects of Fall on the Farm that set it apart. First, Blooms & Berries grows their own pumpkins. All the food served is made/prepared locally. They do a great job of taking into account their youngest visitors, with a dedicated pumpkin patch and corn maze designed specifically for little tykes. There are fun and beautiful photo opp stations throughout the farm.
Fall on the Farm runs September 19 – November 1, 2026
Open Daily 9am – 7pm
9669 OH SR-48, Loveland, OH
(513) 697-9173
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit FallOnTheFarm.com.
*Photo credit: Blooms & Berries Farm Market





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