Amid declining crop prices and high production costs, more U.S. farmers are turning to agritourism to sustain their businesses. AirDNA reports a 77% increase in U.S. farmstay listings on short-term rental platforms over the past five years—double the growth rate of other types of listings. This surge reflects a broader trend as farms welcome urban visitors seeking rural experiences. From Airstream stays in Wisconsin to pumpkin patches in Illinois, agritourism is helping farmers diversify income, preserve family operations, and adapt to shifting market realities. While not all farms are suited for tourism, many see it as key to financial resilience.

AirDNA reports a 77% rise in farmstay listings as U.S. farmers turn to agritourism to offset low crop prices and economic pressure.

US farmers turn to Airbnb, corn mazes to outlast agricultural downturn

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US farmers turn to Airbnb, corn mazes to outlast agricultural downturn