Farms Near Billings, MT

Billings

Kwee-Jack Fish Co is a family fishing operation based in Billings that harvests wild sockeye each June and July from Bristol Bay, Alaska, using set nets near the mouth of the Kvichak River. They run it as a community-supported fishery, selling sockeye, halibut, cod, and smoked salmon direct. Seasonal pickup in several Montana towns, or shipped anywhere in the lower 48.

Alaskan Seafood Guys sells wild-caught seafood from a showroom at 3201 Hesper Road in Billings. Founder Jon Wanderaas grew up fishing in Alaska and works only with fishermen and processors he knows. They also make seafood boil kits and ready-to-bake dinners, with local delivery around Billings and shipping nationwide. The Billings Gazette voted them best seafood in town in 2020.

Billings

Billings

Billings

A corn maze cut in the shape of the United States, a mile and a half of paths, at 58th Street West and Grand Avenue in Billings. Days bring pig races, animals kids can feed, hay rides, jungle gyms, and a pumpkin patch, with a separate smaller maze for toddlers. On Friday and Saturday nights in October it turns into a haunted attraction. General admission is $14, with axe throwing and pumpkins extra.

Billings

Laurel

Wednesday-afternoon market on the Town Square at 1st Avenue in Laurel, running 4 to 6 p.m. from mid-July through the end of September. A small market in this Yellowstone County town just west of Billings, it gathers local growers and makers with seasonal produce, baked goods, and crafts. The short summer run tracks the local harvest window. For current dates or vendor space, the Laurel Chamber of Commerce fields market questions.

Laurel

Tytus and Cathi Harkins run this Yellowstone County farm on Holstein Lane outside Laurel, best known for its fall U-pick pumpkin patch. Visitors get hayrides, a corn maze, a zip-line challenge, a barrel train for kids, a hay slide, and a corn-filled sandbox. The family also hosts a spring Wool Festival. The pumpkin operation draws hundreds each October from the Billings area.

Laurel

The seasonal pumpkin patch at T&C Farms outside Laurel draws hundreds each fall for hayrides, a corn maze, and pick-your-own pumpkins in Yellowstone County. The family-run farm has added a spring Wool Festival with family activities, plus a zip-line challenge, hay slide, barrel train, and a corn-filled sandbox for kids. Listings vary on the house number along Holstein Lane; the farm itself is one operation.

Laurel

J & K Farms works ground on Krug Lane just outside Laurel, in the Yellowstone Valley farm country west of Billings. Business records list it under fruits, vegetables, and produce, operating since 1994. Little else is published online. Call ahead to confirm what's in season and whether they sell direct.

Park City

C&C Alpacas raises alpacas near Park City, a small ranching community in the Yellowstone River valley between Billings and Columbus. The farm keeps a low profile online, so details on tours or fiber sales aren't publicly listed.