Keller’s Farmstand

Awesome little Farmstand in Naperville near Knoch Knolls. A wide variety items including sweet corn, plants and flowers, jams, homemade noodles. The Autumn is the best time to go if you want Apple Cider or Blueberry Donuts! They also sell pumpkins and apples from the Farmstand in Oswego. Friendly and knowledgeable staff!

Pretty nice people, but the places kind of overrated in my position didn’t really have a large selection, hardly any fruits not a large selection of vegetables at all, but some really nice people

Local fruits and veggies - what more could you want?! We love Kellers!

Family owned, generational Farmers in Naperville and surrounding areas. Love going in greenhouse for calliope of colors in early spring.

Nice farmstand...our tomatoes were yummy!

We go every year to get our veggies. Love this place so much. All employees are knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. What a wonderful gem nestled into the neighborhood. Their tomatoes are so healthy and we love the variety.

Each year we look forward to going to Keller's! They always have the best and freshest produce, flowers, anything and everything!! Great events throughout the year as well, you gotta check them out!

Best place for apples 🍎, pumpkins 🎃, and corn 🌽

Took our nieces here and had so much fun apple picking! We are from California and have never seen a farm with so many amazing apple selection and flavors!! The apples are so fresh too! It was a hot day so it helped to bring the nieces in a wagon. Entrance fee/1 bag of apples is $10. The apples are sublime!! Soo sweet and tasty! Would definitely recommend this place and come back for their other festivities when we are in town.

Spent a beautiful day apple picking here. The apples were abundant and fresh. It's $10 minimum per person for everyone over the age of 5. We got to go on a fun little hayride which the kids loved. Lots of pumpkins and yummy apple cider + donuts too :)

Literally did not know this apple farm was so close to where we live! We came here on a weekday morning in September and we absolutely loved it. As soon as you park, there's a store right in front that sells various different items (we ended up buying the most random things like queso but also bought apple butter, cider and donuts) and then to another side are the apple trees you can pick apples from. The bags range in cost from $10 to $40. Each person going in over the age of 5 has to have a bag. When we went, there was a map up front highlighting which apples there were and which section the trees are located. I thought it was well organized. Definitely a great experience!

A great place for apple picking and enjoying the fall festivities, two birds in one stone. Very clear instructions were give on what apples were in season so you don't have to wonder the aisles aimlessly. It's not the largest apple farm but fresh crispy apples and a easy trip for young families. Pumpkins are laid out for fall photo taking as well as purchase. Corn maize is also available.

I stopped by Keller's in late August to get some corn on the cob. They're charging 79¢ per ear! Cooked it and it's a real disappointment. The kernels weren't as plump as I'd expect for that price. I can get 5 ears for $1 at Mariano's and it's much better.

This place is awesome. A little late on the review, but we had a good time. We bought a groupon for our family and I'm glad we did. There is a bunch of things for the kids to play on. There are parts to race, tire to climb and a huge area for then to run and hop on a tractor. There is a Coen maze, pumpkins, apples and a huge store. We spent about $150 in the store o delicious homemade goods. Donuts, apple cider, jams, honey sticks and it was worth it. The staff was nice and helpful. There was adequate parking and the place was packed. Nice job guys.

Well that was quite the visit at Keller's Farmstand. Was planning on having a nice time out with my wife and kids only to be basically harassed and forced to have masks on at all times. We were always 6+ft apart from anyone. At one point an employee yelled at me across the way to put mask on, when the only people near me were my family. Beware of the mask police if you go here. Plus they didn't even have the Apple picking area open. Very dumbfounded experience.

Absolutely the best flowers in the area, they have a tremendous selection. The staff is friendly and extremely knowledgeable. Their produce in the summer is the freshest around, and comes daily from their main farm in Oswego. The corn is unbelievably good, it's even fantastic raw. The fall they have a huge selection of pumpkins and fresh daily apple cider donuts! They also carry a large variety of winter squash. This Farmstand has it all!!!

A nice place with various things to do for the kids... however our time was overshadowed by the mask police. I'm not talking about a friendly reminder that masks are required upon entry. Actual people who's only job seemed to be harassing people for not wearing a mask or wearing it properly. We are all outside here. Multiple times we were standing in an open field, not one other person nearby except family members that we came with, and we were shouted at to get our masks on, pull them up or leave. But if you were walking around eating a bag of popcorn purchased at the Farmstand, then don't worry about the mask. makes sense! Overall we were disappointed in the level of intensity from all the mask police and sadly would not visit again with those kind of restrictions OUTSIDE with ample room to social distance.

We've been going here for years! I was bummed when the subdivision went up around it, and the farm was covered, but I'm glad that they still have the stand. We went a couple days ago on a bike ride (no bike racks...we just put them off to the side) because we noticed they sell home made bread now and it was DELICIOUS! The lady who made the bread was there and was super helpful. In addition to bread, they have a wide variety of veggies and flowers and honey.

I came here for pumpkins and gourds (I loooooove gourds!) a few weeks a go with my two little boos. I wasn't expecting much in terms of produce, and the selection met my expectations....it's October! There's not a lot of fresh veggies to be found. What I did expect, though, was a lot of pumpkins that weren't super old and hella sad. I think I could have found better pumpkins at Jewel, but my 5 year old boo really wanted a particular pumpkin, so I bought it for him. It sucked. Pretty much all of their pumpkins sucked - dry, old and unimpressive. The gourds were pretty solid, and it's a cute place...so three stars for you, Keller.

This is a smalll greenhouse and produce stand that at this time of year (June) carries mainly pre-potted hanging flower baskets. They have very few perennials, but what they have is reasonably priced so I like to stop in to see what's available. In the spring this is the best place I've found for locally-grown vegetable plants. The heirloom tomato selection is really great. They also carry starts of cucumbers, melons, eggplant, peppers, herbs, etc. I find varieties here that I don't see anywhere else and since the plants are started locally they're unstressed and ready to grow in our climate.

This family run business in South Naperville has the most amazing produce, annuals, perinneals around!!! Picked up THE just picked corn, tomatoes, onions, pattty pan squash, yellow squash, zucchini, peaches from Southern Illinois!!!! Staff is ALWAYS helpful, and nice!!! Plus, their farm in Oswego in the fall has a maze......has tours for preschool and early ed groups!!! Please support local farmers!!!!!!