Creekside at Fall Color Farms near Riley has received a $25,000 Kansas Attraction Development grant from Kansas Tourism for a new building.

Creekside at Fall Color Farms supplies more than 12,000 trees each year and is developing a new branch of agritourism. Beginning in the fall of 2026 the farm will have a completed orchard where different varieties of apples will be available for U-Pick. Kids activities will also be offered during the fall ranging from a barrel train to a tire mountain. Tree fields will be available for customers to walk through. The farm will pair with local schools to offer educational field trips.

<p>Creekside at Fall Color Farms near Riley has received a $25,000 Kansas Attraction Development grant from Kansas Tourism for a new building.</p><figure>
                        <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/12/1733438699609.jpeg" alt="Bridgette Jobe Kansas Director of Tourism, Marcia Rozell Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, Greg McKinley  Riley County  Commission, Rose Howe, Scott Howe, Miah Howe Fall Color Farms, Darci Pottroff Mayor City of Riley." />
                        <figcaption>Bridgette Jobe Kansas Director of Tourism, Marcia Rozell Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce, Greg McKinley  Riley County  Commission, Rose Howe, Scott Howe, Miah Howe Fall Color Farms, Darci Pottroff Mayor City of Riley.</figcaption>
                    </figure><p>Creekside at Fall Color Farms supplies more than 12,000 trees each year and is developing a new branch of agritourism. Beginning in the fall of 2026 the farm will have a completed orchard where different varieties of apples will be available for U-Pick. Kids activities will also be offered during the fall ranging from a barrel train to a tire mountain. Tree fields will be available for customers to walk through. The farm will pair with local schools to offer educational field trips.</p>

State awards grant to Creekside at Fall Color Farms