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Ramseyer Farms

📍 4000 Ramseyer Lane, Wooster, OH 44691🗓 September 2 – October 31, 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

One of the very few Ohio farms that states outright it is wheelchair and stroller friendly, which is worth more than most attraction lists — but it publishes no hours, no prices and no phone number, so you cannot check anything else.

Aerial view of Ramseyer Farms in Wooster, OH

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Corn mazePumpkin patchHayridesPedal cart trackGoat walkCow milkingPlayground structuresFarm games

Pricing not published on the farm's Fall Fun page; tickets are sold through the farm's online store.

Our take

Most fall farms in Ohio publish an attraction list, a price and a set of hours, and say nothing whatsoever about whether a wheelchair or a pushchair can get round the site. Ramseyer inverts that. It states plainly that the farm is wheelchair and stroller friendly, and then declines to publish hours, prices or a phone number.

If accessibility is the thing that decides where your family goes, that trade is worth taking. A working farm that has thought about firm ground and route width is genuinely hard to find in this region, and the alternative is usually turning up and hoping. It is the farm’s own claim rather than something we have checked on the ground, but a farm that puts it in writing has at least been asked the question and answered it.

What the farm actually says

Three things, with confidence: it is open in September and October, Wednesday through Sunday; it advertises more than fifty attractions; and the 2026 corn maze design marks the hundredth anniversary of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Everything else in our record comes from elsewhere. The September 2 to October 31 season dates and the Ramseyer Lane address are from a Northeast Ohio roundup, not from the farm, and should be treated as indicative. The farm does not list a phone number, which removes the obvious way of resolving any of this.

Planning around the gaps

The practical approach is to work from the online store rather than the website. That is where ticketing lives, and ticket listings on this kind of operation usually carry dates and sometimes times even when the marketing pages do not.

Beyond that, a few things are safe. A fifty-attraction farm with a pedal cart track, a corn maze, hayrides, a goat walk and cow milking is a half-day, not an hour. Wednesdays and Thursdays will be quieter than Saturdays by a wide margin. And whatever the closing time turns out to be, it will feel much later in the last week of October than in the first week of September — northern daylight collapses across that stretch, and a farm that felt bright and warm on a September Wednesday is dim and cold at the same hour six weeks later.

The hands-on part

The goat walk and the cow milking are the distinctive items on this list and the reason to pick Ramseyer over a farm with a bigger slide. Children who like animals get considerably more here than at an operation built around inflatables. Children who do not will be fine at the pedal carts.

Bring wipes either way.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

The farm's own page says only that it is open in September and October, Wednesday through Sunday. The September 2 to October 31 dates we list come from a regional roundup rather than from Ramseyer, so treat the exact edges as approximate. Within that, midweek is the value play — a Wednesday or Thursday at a farm advertising more than fifty attractions is a very different experience from an October Saturday in Wayne County. What we cannot tell you is what time it opens, because the farm does not say.

How long to budget

Half a day. A farm claiming fifty-plus attractions, a pedal cart track, a goat walk, cow milking and a full corn maze is not a ninety-minute stop, and the ticket price is unlikely to make sense if you treat it as one.

Crowds

Wooster sits between Akron, Canton and Cleveland's southern reach, and a five-day week across two months spreads that demand reasonably well. October Saturdays are still the peak. If the maze theme draws attention — the 2026 design marks the Winnie-the-Pooh centenary — expect the family audience to be larger than usual on weekends.

Strollers and accessibility

The farm states the site is wheelchair and stroller friendly. That is the farm's own claim rather than something we have verified on the ground, but it is a claim most comparable farms do not make at all, and on a working farm it usually means firm paths rather than pure field grass.

What to bring

  • Hand sanitiser and wipes — a goat walk and cow milking are hands-on by design
  • Layers for late-October visits, since the farm does not publish a closing time and you may be finishing later than planned
  • Boots after a wet week; wheelchair-friendly ground is still farm ground in an Ohio autumn
  • A phone with the online store loaded, since that appears to be the only ticketing route

How to spend less here

  • Buy through the farm's online store rather than assuming a gate option exists — the site points ticketing there and does not mention gate sales
  • Go Wednesday or Thursday and, if there is a weekday rate, you will find it there; the farm does not publish one either way
  • Plan for a full day rather than a short visit. With no published price we cannot do the arithmetic for you, but a fifty-attraction farm always rewards hours over speed

Who it suits

Good for

  • Visitors using a wheelchair or pushing a stroller — the farm states the site is wheelchair and stroller friendly, and very few Ohio farms commit to that in writing
  • Families with a mixed age range, given the breadth of the attraction list
  • Anyone who wants hands-on farm contact rather than rides; the goat walk and cow milking are the distinctive items here
  • Midweek visitors, since the Wednesday-to-Sunday schedule gives you three non-weekend days

Skip it if

You need to confirm details before committing. There is no published phone number, no published hours and no published price — tickets go through the farm's online store and that is the only channel. Skip it too if you want a short cheap stop; the scale of the place argues for a longer, more expensive day.

Worth pairing with

Nickajack Farms in North Lawrence is about 16 miles northeast and runs a flat all-inclusive ticket, which is the natural comparison if predictable pricing matters more to you than accessibility. Beriswill Farms in Valley City is roughly 30 miles north and a much smaller, toddler-scale operation.

Common questions

How much does Ramseyer Farms cost?

Not published on the farm's Fall Fun page. Tickets are sold through the farm's own online store, which is where a 2026 price will appear. We would rather tell you that than guess at a figure.

Is Ramseyer Farms accessible?

The farm states that the site is wheelchair and stroller friendly. That is unusual — most Ohio fall farms say nothing about accessibility at all — and it is the strongest single reason to choose this one if mobility is a factor for your group. It is the farm's own claim, not something we have verified in person.

What are Ramseyer Farms opening hours?

The farm does not publish them. It states that it is open in September and October, Wednesday through Sunday, and nothing more specific. With no phone number on the site either, the online store is the only place likely to carry timings.

When is Ramseyer Farms open in 2026?

September 2 – October 31, 2026. Wednesday through Sunday.

How much does Ramseyer Farms cost?

Admission pricing was not published when we last checked. Pricing not published on the farm's Fall Fun page; tickets are sold through the farm's online store.

Where is Ramseyer Farms?

4000 Ramseyer Lane, Wooster, OH 44691, in Wayne County. It is one of 10 patches we track in Northeast Ohio.

How Ramseyer Farms compares in Northeast Ohio

We track 10 patches in Northeast Ohio. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.

Its season runs about 60 days against a regional average of 45, so it is a notably longer window than most of its neighbours, which takes the pressure off picking a weekend.

Other patches near Wooster

There are 4 other patches we track in Wayne County. All Northeast Ohio patches →

Quick facts

SeasonSeptember 2 – October 31, 2026
Days openWednesday through Sunday
HoursNot published
AdmissionNot published
CountyWayne County
RegionNortheast Ohio

Directions

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Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.

Sources

ramseyerfarms.com

Checked August 2026.