Gorman Heritage Farm

“What a gem tucked inside the city — a place where autumn truly comes alive! We visited during the fall festival and it felt like stepping into a picture book of golden light, pumpkins, and sunflower fields. The farm is full of life — kids running around with sunflowers and stuffed animals, families taking wagon rides, friendly farmers offering smiles and freshly picked flowers. The sunflower field stretches beautifully under the blue sky, and the pumpkin patch glows warm in the afternoon sun — a dream spot for photographers. The volunteers and staff are wonderful, always ready to help or share a story about the farm’s heritage. Everything feels authentic and relaxed — not commercial, but full of heart and community. Whether you’re coming to take photos, pick pumpkins, or simply breathe in the countryside air, Gorman Heritage Farm is the perfect place to slow down and enjoy the season. 🌾🎃☀️”

“We came out for the Fall festival and it was wonderful! It was our first time here and it was a great experience. Blocks of ticket times allowed for plenty of social distancing, and the farm is big enough that it gives you plenty of room to spread out. They had some food trucks and vendors and tons of seating, which was constantly being sanitized. The kids loved the children's area and checking out the chickens while exploring flowers. It's a bit of a walk to the sunflower field where you can cut your own flowers, but it's a beautiful walk there through the fields and pastures with animals. Staff were so kind and helpful. A beautiful place to see closer to the heart of Cincinnati.”

“Awesome day out at Gorman heritage farm. Established in mid 1800s, the farm was built by Scottish immigrants. It prompts sustainable farming which is highly organic. The animals like donkeys horses, pigs, goats and lambs are very healthy and active. We thoroughly enjoyed our Day. You can volunteer, buy eggs and meat aswell. It's a Excellent experience.”

“Had such a wonderful day exploring the farm with my 8 year old and 3 month old. Gorgeous flower garden to explore, sunflower field, lots of animals, trails and tons of history. Bonus points for being able to push the stroller on paved trails and get some exercise in. Absolutely gorgeous farm, we will be back!”

“Pumpkins, Scarecrows, Donkey, Horses, Turkeys, Goats and a few more. Great for the family to experience the corn maze along with the sunflower 🌻 graden plenty of things to do and see! Oh and the price of admission is so worth it! So go make memories..”

“The Sun flower field was beautiful. It’s a great place for family photos. Our kid enjoyed seeing all the animals too. The staff was very nice and did a great job teaching kids about the farm animals.”

“My favorite place 🌞🍀🌻🎶🐑🐣🕊️🫏🐴 All stuff so kind , friendly, good hearted people , I love to be there , walking around , reading book, enjoy the nature :)”

“I found this place because of Facebook and I have been wanting to go to a Sunflower Field since I was little girl so when this popped up and I was only going to be 8 mins away from Gormans I asked my sister to come with my two nieces. Well the website keeps giving me an error and telling me I have to see someone at Gormans. The young man at the front desk was so nice and he couldn’t figure out what was going on and said they was having issues with it because of the over load so because of this issue I had to pay more to go in than what I would have if their website wasn’t having issues. I thought okay this isn’t a bad price but wants getting inside I can now say it actually is way over priced for what is included. A few animals, a mule ride (THE LADIES IN CHARGE OF DRIVING AND STANDING BY THE MULES HAD HORRIBLE ATTITUDES) it also was a 2 min ride through a neighborhood not nothing to do with the farm itself which we had to stand in line for a couple minutes which was fine but if I would have waited in line more than 10 minutes to take this mule ride I would have been more upset than I already was if you go please understand you see absolutely nothing but a bunch of houses, then after the mule we went for hayride or so I call it a drop off and pick up tractor. We had to wait about 20 minutes so here we think o man it’s going to be better than the Mule ride well the two men up at the top of the hill to get on the tractor ride was Phenomenal I know Bob was one of their names and the other man was from India. We had a little one who was upset she didn’t get on first and we had to wait so Bob decided to do the Chicken Dance with her and he just all around was so friendly. Well anyways on to this hayride we got on and here I’m thinking we are about to see some more animals, other things at the farm and nope the hay ride is actually just to pick you up from the bottom of the hill to the top or top to the bottom. You again don’t see anything but the sunflowers and the man driving the tractor I would have thought he would have said welcome to Gormans but nope not one word and the lady helping get others off at the bottom of the hill also had a horrible attitude. So here we are done the 2 second Mule ride, the pickup and drop off ride and seeing the Very small amount of animals. We go to the sunflower field to see which ones we want to pick it was a $1 for 1 which I feel everyone who pays $15 to get into this place should be able to cut one flower for free and then after that one then charge a $1 a stem. The field had so many pretty sunflowers but so many that looked like they was dying so am I happy I got to see my first sunflower field absolutely but really upset I went with this place. The food trucks the prices were insane $14 for two small pieces of fish and a small fries from hooks (man and female working Hooks food truck thank you for being so nice) , $16 for a pull pork sandwich, overly priced roasted nuts but man working was very nice and knowledgeable, and the line for the mini donuts was crazy long because there was only one man working it and he wasn’t friendly and hate that I even gave him money because how nasty he was. He shouldn’t have been running that food truck only and if you can’t pick donuts that you want put up a sign saying that. So overall 90% of the workers (including the police officers) which mostly was an older staff aren’t friendly and seemed to not want to be there. The advertising that this is a family fun farm with lots to do is not at all true. This farm is a Money grabber and I don’t recommend it for anyone looking for a family fun day. Gormans your farm has a lot of potential but first you need to get workers that actually want to work with the public because again the staff besides a few didn’t want to be there. The young man at the front taking money to get in, the lady in the restroom building, Bob and the man from India, the employees at Hooks and The roasted nuts thank you all for your kindness. If you need a farm where it truly is a family farm go to Blooms and Berries or Shaw farm.”