Liberty, KentuckyGreen River Bend Farm
Five people stand in long strawberry rows holding green quart boxes of berries, a red barn and green hills behind them.

Casey County · Green River

Pick your own. Bring the kids.

Strawberries in spring, sweet corn and tomatoes all summer, pumpkins and hayrides every fall weekend.

A demo farm stand outside Liberty. Not a chain.

Call the standSee the season
Wooden bins of orange pumpkins sit on the grass in front of a red barn.

What’s ready now

Demo board for October. Call before you come. The field decides.

  • PumpkinsPickingOn the vine and in the bins. Pie size through large.
  • MumsAt the standPots by the barn. You pay when you load them.
  • HayridesWeekendsSaturday and Sunday. Kids under 3 ride free.
  • Corn mazeWeekendsOpen with the rides. Stay on the cut paths.
  • Sweet cornDoneLast planting came off in August.
  • StrawberriesBack in MayThe rows are resting.

What we sell

Pay at the stand. Every number below is a demo price, not a ticket you can buy on this page.

  • A cardboard flat of quart boxes filled with strawberries, sitting on a truck tailgate beside strawberry rows and a red barn.

    U-pick strawberries

    $6 a quart

    Demo price

    Long matted rows. Green quart boxes wait at the row head. You pick, we count at the stand.

    Read the picking rules
  • A whole older pickup truck with the tailgate down, the bed full of sweet corn and plain paper sacks, on a gravel lane with round hay bales and trees behind.

    Sweet corn by the dozen

    $7 a dozen

    Demo price

    We sell it off the truck bed, not out of a cooler case. Yellow and bicolor, sacked if you need a sack.

    See the corn months
  • Wooden baskets of field tomatoes, banana peppers, bell peppers, and green beans on a farm table, with a red barn behind.

    Tomatoes, peppers, and beans

    Peck and half bushel

    Demo price

    Field tomatoes, banana and bell peppers, and half-runner beans. Peck baskets and half-bushel baskets. We do not pre-bag them.

    See summer on the calendar
  • Orange pumpkins lie on their vines across a field, with round hay bales, a gravel lane, and a weathered barn under hardwood hills.

    U-pick pumpkins

    By size

    Demo price

    Pie pumpkins through the big ones. Pick off the vine, or take one from the wooden bins if you would rather not walk the patch.

    Fall on the farm
  • A flat wooden hay wagon with square-bale seats and riders sits in line behind a green farm tractor on a gravel lane, the wagon tongue hitched to the tractor drawbar, with a red barn and pasture ahead.

    Hayride and corn maze

    Per person

    Demo price

    A flat wagon with square bales for seats, hitched in line behind the tractor. The maze is cut in the field corn. Kids under 3 are free.

    Weekend hours
  • A family walks a path through tall field corn on a rolling farm, with hardwood hills beyond the maze.

    School and church groups

    $5 a person

    Demo price

    Weekday visits in the fall, and a strawberry morning in May if the rows can take a crowd. Tell us the date, the head count, and the ages.

    Request a group date
A gravel farm lane leads to a whole red barn, with round hay bales and a hardwood tree line on either side.

The lane is south of Liberty

From the square, take US 127 south toward Russell Springs about four miles. After the road drops into the Green River bottoms, River Bend Lane is the gravel turn on the right. The red barn is at the end of a short drive.

Stand hours, May through October: Tuesday through Saturday, 9 to 6. Sunday, 12 to 5. Closed Monday.

Call (606) 555-0162 before you leave the house.

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