Spend a Fall Day in Trenton, Ohio

Pumpkins, Mums and More! 

Enjoy donuts and mosey through a farm markets full of seasonal goods, sweets, and treats. 

Stop 1: Martin's Donuts

4 W. State St | Trenton, Ohio

You know you're in for a treat when you pull up to this pink Butler County Donut Trail shop. Martin's Donuts lines their bakery case with classic donuts alongside specialties and seasonal offerings including Oreo, Banana Pudding, Cronuts, and Apple Fritters.

Stop 2: Schaefer's Farm Market

5024 Jacksonburg Road | Trenton, Ohio

Schaefer's Farm Market is owned and operated by a sixth-generation farm family that provides homegrown and locally produced goods, year-round! Stop into the market to find local goods, mums, pumpkins, and more! 

Stop 3: Chrisholm MetroPark Historic Farmstead

2070 Woodsdale Rd | Trenton, Ohio

Built in 1874, this farmstead was the home of one of the leading families of the Amish-Mennonite settlement that existed in the early 19th century. The Chrisholm Historic Farmstead, now a park within MetroParks of Butler County, is a remnant of a once thriving Amish agricultural community. The park features the historic Augspurger house, a barn with farm animals, and walking trails.

Stop 4: Barn-N-Bunk Farm Market

3677 Wayne Madison Road | Trenton, Ohio 

Barn-N-Bunk

Pumpkins, gourds, mums, and so much more can be found at this family-owned farm. Admire the iconic silos that tower over Barn-N-Bunk as you park your car and enter the ultimate fall paradise. Slow down from the hustle and bustle and enjoy a bite to eat at their deli counter!

Stop 5: The National Dulcimer Museum

215 E State St | Trenton, Ohio

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The National Dulcimer Museum celebrates one of America's most distinctive folk instruments: the Appalachian mountain dulcimer. The museum showcases 150+ vintage and handcrafted instruments, including rare dulcimers and pieces played by notable folk musicians. Visitors can explore the creativity and craftsmanship of traditional dulcimers, while learning how this instrument shaped folk music.