Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Colorado Springs, CO

Colorado Springs

Fields of Natural Honey keeps hives on Pepperwood Drive in Colorado Springs and sells raw honey under that name. Beyond the listing itself, no website or social page turned up in research — reach out directly for current availability.

Black Forest

High Altitude Rhubarb is a family-run, pick-your-own farm between Denver and Colorado Springs, growing rhubarb along with honey, herbs, and heirloom varieties for sale on-site. The farm also operates a small nursery selling rhubarb and horseradish starts, plus rhubarb cookbooks and seed packets for gardeners who want to grow their own at altitude.

Colorado Springs

Four Corners Farm sits on Ropers Point in the Black Forest area northeast of Colorado Springs, part of a small cluster of agritourism properties along the same road. Beyond the address and phone line, the farm keeps a low public profile — no website or social media turned up in research. Call ahead before visiting.

Wishing Star Farm sits on Ropers Point in the Black Forest area of Colorado Springs, sharing both the road and the listed phone line with nearby Four Corners Farm — likely two names tied to the same small agritourism cluster. No independent website or social presence surfaced in research. Call ahead before visiting.

Elbert

Spotted Horse Barnyard operates out of Elbert, a small ranching community on Colorado's eastern plains. No website, social media, or independent coverage surfaced in research beyond the listing itself — call ahead to confirm what's currently open.

Monument

Colorado Kids Ranch runs 40 acres near Monument built around kids' camps: Farm Camp for ages 6 to 13, Horse Camp for ages 7 to 14, and a Farm Construction Camp where kids build planters and fences with real tools. Fall brings the Colorado Pumpkin Patch, and December brings Christmas at the Ranch. The ranch is licensed exempt through the Colorado Office of Early Childhood.

Colorado Springs

Lone Pine Alpacas raises alpacas on Oslo Grove in the Black Forest area northeast of Colorado Springs, offering fiber, breeding stock, and support for people new to raising alpacas themselves. It's a working ranch rather than a public petting-zoo stop — visits and purchases go through direct contact rather than posted hours.