Barn-N-Bunk: Fun on the Farm

Posted on Jun 14

Spend a Day at Barn-N-Bunk Farm Market!

Is there anything more charming than spending the day shopping for local goods, smelling the aroma of fresh flowers and warm spring/summer air, plucking the most vibrant fruits and vegetables, and ending the day with a cup of ice cream?

Shopping at Barn-N-Bunk

During my afternoon trip to Barn-N-Bunk, I was craving a creamy, delectable cup of ice cream, and I knew a stop at their ice cream shop was a must. Before grabbing my treat, I wandered through the main barn that is full to the brim of gifts, crafts, and antiques. Barn-N-Bunk features products from 65 local crafters who specialize in wood, fabrics, candles and more!

This main barn is one of the original barns built on the farm, dating back to 1900! It features products for sale on the main level, as well as three lofts above.

Ice Cream at Barn-N-Bunk

After exploring the main barn, I made by way over to the nearby barn that is truly a foodie-lovers dream! From candy, to deli sandwiches, cheeses, and ice cream, there was something for everyone to enjoy. I continued my quest to secure my frozen treat and debated over which flavor I wanted to try. With more than a dozen flavors ranging from classic chocolate to birthday cake, I carefully mulled over my decision and eventually settled on blue cookie dough.

Slow down from the hustle and bustle of life to take in the sights of colossal silos, antique farm equipment, and the vast farmland you'll encounter at Barn-N-Bunk in Trenton, Ohio. If you want a sweet treat to go, the shop offers homemade fudge, caramels, chocolates and kettle corn to enjoy once you hit the road.

The History

Barn-N-Bunk Farm Market is a family-owned business established by Tom and Bev Theobald in 1992. The farm was been home to Tom's dad in the 1930s and to Bev's family since 1941. In 1975, Tom and Bev moved to the farm to raise their young family on the farm.

Today, Tom, Bev and son Brian work at the Barn, full time. Come out to spend a beautiful day on the farm, enjoying a day in the country where you will be welcomed as part of the family.