Come for the pumpkins, stay for the apple picking, cider, goats, and haunted hay rides. Blake’s is the place to spend a long autumn afternoon.

Stony Creek Orchard offers apples and pumpkins to pick yourself, along with a selection of goods to buy at their store. Stay for the moonlight hayrides.

Corn mazes, wagon rides, cider, a haunted house, and pumpkin patches await at this farm and landscape company.

This cider mill in South Lyon is open daily in the fall and has u-pick options for both apples and pumpkins. Erwin also touts its use of pest control instead of chemicals on its produce. And be sure to bring cash or check because this farm doesn’t take credit cards.

Head to Ypsi to this family farm and pumpkin patch that’s been around since 1837! In addition to u-pick apples and pumpkins, there’s also a cider mill, hay rides, petting farm, and haunted corn maze.

This farm in Belleville has a 15-acre corn maze and 20-acre pumpkin patch. There’s also a hay ride, sunflower farm, and country kitchen with donuts, cider, and other snacks.

Find a great pumpkin at this orchard and cider mill. Erie Orchards has special events each weekend to celebrate the season all through October, including a “pumpkin extravaganza” on October 5 and 6.

Near the Ohio border, this year-long farm has been in the family for over 100 years. It grows pumpkins on 40 acres of land and offers a wide array of food, including pies, jams, baked goods, as well as staples like donuts and cider.