Ferguson's Family of Farms Surpasses 100 Million Apples Grown and Debuts New Fall Experiences
With more than 400,000 apple trees that produced over 13 million apples in 2024 alone, Ferguson's Family of Farms is making an impact far beyond the harvest; they're contributing to a healthier planet by generating enough oxygen each year to support the breathing needs of over 15,000 people (not counting the health benefits of actually eating an apple a day!).
Beyond making a positive environmental impact, Ferguson's continues to expand the experiences that make fall unforgettable for families near and far. As more consumers seek outdoor getaways and a break from city life, Ferguson's Minnesota Harvest offers the perfect escape. This beloved 'agritourism' destination, where agriculture meets tourism and entertainment, welcomes visitors with classic fall fun for all ages. New this year is an interactive paintball gallery and an expanded lineup of food and desserts, giving families even more ways to enjoy the season together.
'We're on track to welcome our two-millionth visitor this fall, and that milestone speaks to the powerful connection families feel when they visit our farms,' said Andy Ferguson, co-owner of Ferguson's Orchards. 'We've worked hard to lead the way in agritourism by constantly innovating and creating unforgettable fall experiences. There's nothing more rewarding than seeing the same families and visitors come back year after year to make new memories together.'
From All-Time Favorites to Thrilling New Wonders: Fall Attractions for Everyone
With more than 30 attractions onsite, Minnesota Harvest offers something for everyone to enjoy. From classics such as the cow train, corn pit, duck races, and wagon rides to unique favorites including giant spinning apples, pumpkin jumping pads, and pedal tractors, Minnesota Harvest has no shortage of ways to spend a fall day. New this year are two exciting additions: an interactive Paintball Shooting Gallery (available for an additional cost) and the expanded Sunflower Festival, where guests can immerse themselves in a beautiful field of sunflowers (and of course, find plenty of gorgeous backdrops for that perfect photo). Visitors can also explore the creative 'Farm to Tap' corn maze, 1.5 miles of pathways that trace the journey of an apple from the orchard to the viral Apple Cider Slushie. For a complete list of attractions, head to https://fergusonsorchard.com/twin-cities-fall-activities/.
A Fresh Take on Fall Flavors
After working up an appetite exploring the orchard, guests will find plenty of delicious ways to refuel. Minnesota Harvest is expanding its culinary offerings like never before. New this year: an enhanced food and dessert lineup featuring fresh pizzas (now with a gluten-free option), indulgent cider floats, and apple-inspired sundaes sure to delight all ages.
Culinary enthusiasts and wine lovers alike will want to stop by the Country Store and multiple cider bars onsite, where seasonal flavors take center stage. Guests can enjoy a mouthwatering array of freshly baked pies, pastries, and, of course, Ferguson's famous apple cider donuts. The Country Store also offers a wide selection of locally made gifts, crafts, and fresh-picked apples—including beloved Honeycrisp and SweeTango varieties. Visitors can 'bar-hop' through multiple bars across the farm, sipping on local hard cider flights, tasty brews, and the fan-favorite apple cider slushies made to order (and even topped with a fresh apple cider donut!). New this fall: Ferguson Apple Wine, a crisp, orchard-grown varietal that captures the essence of the harvest in every sip.
Ferguson's Minnesota Harvest is located less than half an hour south of the metropolitan Twin Cities. Most recently, Minnesota Harvest has been named 2024's 'Best Apple Orchard'' and 'Best Fall Destination' in Minnesota by the Star Tribune, and one of the top orchards nationwide by Wide Open Country.
Admission remains just $18 per person for a full day with unlimited visits all season long. Children under two are free, and tickets for active-duty military, veterans, and seniors are $15. Each ticket includes a season pass valid for daily entry from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, and 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends through November 2. Tickets must be purchased online—visit https://fergusonsminnesotaharvest.ticketspice.com/fergusons-minnesota-harvest-2025 for details.
About Ferguson's Orchards
Ferguson's Orchards is the Midwest's premier fall 'agritourism' destination and one of the region's largest commercial apple growers between the Rocky Mountains and Lake Michigan, with over 400,000 apple trees. Family-owned and family-farmed, Ferguson's has four locations in Wisconsin and Minnesota, offering best-in-class apple and pumpkin picking, corn mazes, wagon rides, and authentic farm-to-table culinary experiences, among other attractions. The Fergusons believe that knowing your farmer and seeing where your food comes from is key to a happy, healthy life and sense of community. Over the years, Ferguson's has received many awards, including Best Apple Orchard, Best Pumpkin Patch, Best Corn Maze, and Best Family Entertainment Business. To learn more, visit www.fergusonsorchard.com.
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