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Nienaber’s Farm Market

by on Oct 16, 2010

Posted in Cities & Counties, Columbus, Family Activities, Indiana, Outdoor Adventures, Places To Go, Regions, Shopping, South Central, Things To Do

I love to spread the joys of fall throughout the season. A trip to the apple orchard one weekend, pumpkin patch the next.  But if autumn is passing you buy more quickly than you’d like, and you need to check off all your favorite activities in one stop, Nienaber’s Farm Market in Columbus, Indiana is a convenient and fun choice.

Choosing a pumpkin at Nienaber's Farm Market

Nienaber’s had pumpkins of every shape, color and size when we visited. You can choose one they’ve picked, or pick your own in their large pumpkin patch. There is also a corn maze and a market shop with lots of delightful fall favorites, like cider, gourds, pies, apples and other fresh produce. My favorite offering from the shop was their own homemade pumpkin butter. When we visited, they also had the largest pots of mums I’ve ever seen.

As the mom of a pretty active toddler, I appreciated that Nienabor’s had many carts and wagons for transporting our pumpkins to the cashier.

Nienaber’s Farm Market has a convenient location at 6970 W. State Road 46, between Columbus and Nashville. It is open from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Call 812.342.3606 for more information.

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Written by : Nicole is a stay-at-home mom and blogger living in Columbus, Indiana. She blogs about adventures at home and away with her husband and 2-year-old son at arrowssentforth.blogspot.com. She grew up in Plainfield, Indiana and graduated from Butler University in 2002. She grew up in Plainfield, Indiana and graduated from Butler University in 2002. She spent seven years living and working in downtown Indianapolis following college. Nicole is always looking for fun, kid-friendly outing ideas. You can contact her via email or find her on Twitter at @arrowssentforth. Nicole receives compensation from the Indiana Office of Tourism Development for blogging. For more information, see our FTC Disclosure page.