Queens County Farm Museum
Farm · Bellerose
73-50 Little Neck Pkwy, Queens, NY 11004
Highlights
Historic farm with animals, produce, tours, and seasonal events
Historic farm with animals, produce, tours, and seasonal events
"A lot of the fall stuff happens outside of the city, but if you’re looking for a pumpkin patch that’s accessible via subway or rideshare, try Queens County Farm Museum. It’s been around since 1697 which means it’s automatically spooky and will inevitably contain plaques. They’re open for hayrides and pumpkin picking every day until 4pm, and their corn maze this year is themed after Andy Warhol’s cow." - hannah albertine
"Queens, NY; 25 minutes from Midtown If you’re looking for a pumpkin patch that’s accessible via subway or rideshare, try Queens County Farm Museum. It’s been around since 1697, which means it’s automatically spooky. They have hayrides, corn maze exploration, and pumpkin picking, plus a farm store where you can buy apples from the Hudson Valley, flowers, honey, cider, and (most importantly) donuts. And don't forget to say hi to the lovely alpacas." - neha talreja, hannah albertine, carina finn koeppicus, molly fitzpatrick
"This farm offers a glimpse into the city's agricultural history with farm animals, hay rides, pumpkin picking, and a corn maze, making it a perfect fall outing."
"Queens, NY; 25 minutes from Midtown If you’re looking for a pumpkin patch that’s accessible via subway or rideshare, try Queens County Farm Museum. It’s been around since 1697, which means it’s automatically spooky. They have hayrides, corn maze exploration, and pumpkin picking, plus a farm store where you can buy apples from the Hudson Valley, flowers, honey, cider, and (most importantly) donuts. And don't forget to say hi to the lovely alpacas. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"This 47-acre museum is one part interactive museum and one part farm. It grows 200 varieties of crops and has resident animals like sheep, goats, alpacas, pigs, and hens. The on-site apiary, home to more than two million honeybees, is the largest in the city. Honey and fresh eggs are available for purchase in the farm store. The museum also hosts seasonal events." - Travel + Leisure Editors
