Farms Near Delta, CO

Delta

Bills' Pumpkin Patch farms Amber Road outside Delta, sharing an address with English Farm — likely the same family land split across two listings. No independent website turned up; expect a straightforward fall pumpkin sale typical of small Delta County operations.

Delta

English Farm sits on Amber Road outside Delta, at the same address as Bills' Pumpkin Patch, suggesting one family property listed under two names. Details beyond location aren't posted publicly, so calling ahead is the surest way to confirm what's growing and when the gate is open.

Delta

Delta

Delta County runs its own agritourism program out of the North Fork Valley, home to what the county calls the largest organic-producing region in Colorado. The program connects visitors to self-guided farm and ranch tours, farm-to-table dinners, and wine-tasting routes through valley vineyards, plus hands-on visits with the growers themselves.

Delta

The Delta Farmers Market has moved to its new larger home at the newly remodeled TruVu DriveIn in Delta Colorado. The Market features ONLY locally produced/sourced/created products. Our local farmers provide the tastiest and freshest produce and our vendors are some of the nicest in the business. We aim to provide excellence in a small-town friendly environment. New this year is our additional Market Bazaar where you'll find antiques, collectibles, artworks and one-of-a-kind treasures!

Delta

Olathe

DeVries runs a roadside produce stand on Highway 50 in Olathe, in the sweet corn and cherry belt of the Uncompahgre Valley, selling fruit and vegetables grown on their own ground and neighboring farms. The stand also carries local beef, honey, cheese, jam, and pickles, open daily 9 to 5 from late June through the season, with SNAP accepted.

Dayspring Farm sits on Dalia Road in the North Fork Valley near Hotchkiss and Paonia, Colorado's high-altitude fruit-and-wine country. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's growing and what's for sale.

Delta

A working organic farm on the Gunnison River, surrounded by the Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area. We offer rafter launches, U-pick, events, farm tours, farm dinners, a small farm store, and camping. We produce peaches, cherries, pears, blackberries, asparagus, eggs, honey, and other naturally delicious foods.

Eckert

Fritchman Orchards has run a fruit shed in Eckert since 1975, the fifth generation of the same family growing peaches, apples, pears, cherries, and plums on about 100 acres. The shed also carries honey, vegetables, and pumpkins from neighboring North Fork Valley farms, so a stop here covers more than just what's growing on Fritchman ground.

Olathe

Tangled H Ranch in Nye, Montana specializes in Angus cattle and world-class Red Wagyu genetics — descendants of the 13 original foundation cattle from 1994, the last time Red Wagyu were permitted to leave Japan, including legendary sires Rueshaw, Judo, and Shigemaru. The family operation, honoring Japan's National Treasure Emperor's Herd, sells full-blood bulls, heifers, embryos, and semen from grass- and grain-fed cattle that roam free with alfalfa treats.

Montrose

The Town of Cedaredge launched this Wednesday evening market in 2026, running 4 to 7 p.m. downtown through early September. It's open to local growers, backyard gardeners, bakers, crafters, and makers, a new addition to Delta County's small-town market scene on the western side of the Grand Mesa.

Cedaredge

Cedaredge

Montrose

Montrose

Running since 1978, this is one of the oldest farmers markets on Colorado's Western Slope. It operates year-round at Centennial Plaza in downtown Montrose, weekly in warmer months and every other Saturday in winter, and accepts SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks and local pharmacy Rx produce vouchers alongside cash and card.

Montrose

Covered Bridge Ranch is a 300-acre family operation at the base of the San Juan Mountains near Montrose, built around Colorado Conifers, a wholesale tree nursery and Christmas tree farm with more than 45 years in business. Seasonal visitors come for cut-your-own Christmas trees, pumpkin picking, and farm tours.

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Hotchkiss

Hotchkiss

Having established our first orchards in 1907, our family has grown fruit in western Colorado since it was first cultivated in the region. SCROLL DOWN TO SEE TIMELINES We grow over 55 varieties of organic tree fruits—cherries, peaches, pears, apples, plums, plus organic grapes and multiple varieties of organic heirloom tomatoes. Our pride and delight is letting the fruit ripen in the field, so the fruits we bring to you are notably juicy, complex, and richly flavorful. Our business is built on f

Hotchkiss

Princess Beef has raised 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef on a Colorado Centennial Farm in Hotchkiss since 1999, with a family goal of sustainably and holistically producing the healthiest beef while improving animal wellbeing and the land. Demand runs high — the farm regularly sells out its yearly supply, with a mailing list for the next season.

Hotchkiss

Delicious Orchards has sold fruit along Highway 133 in Hotchkiss for decades, one of the anchor names in the North Fork Valley's orchard country. The business now operates under the Big B's Delicious Orchards banner, with the same high-altitude apples, peaches, and stone fruit going into the juices and ciders sold on-site. Longtime visitors may still know the fruit stand by its original name.

Hotchkiss

Palisade

Palisade

Paola Legarre planted her first lavender at Sage Creations Farm in Palisade in 2006 and has since grown it into a 10-plus-acre organic farm, nursery, and distillery. Beyond lavender, the farm grows heirloom vegetables, herbs, sweet cherries, and peaches, and sells farm-distilled essential oils and body products through its farm store and a second shop on Main Street.

Montrose

Uncompahgre Farms is a first-generation regenerative ranch in Montrose, Colorado. Founded in 2019, the farm was built on three goals: improve the land through regenerative agricultural principles, raise animals with respect and gratitude, and reconnect people to their food and each other. We raise pasture-based beef, lamb, eggs, and milk using rotational grazing practices that support soil health, animal welfare, and resilient ecosystems while producing nutrient-dense food for our local community.

Palisade

Downtown Palisade shuts down 3rd and Main streets for this market, Sundays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., from the first Sunday in June through the first Sunday in October. More than 100 vendors show up, but the real draw is Palisade peaches, Freestones and Redhavens starting in late July, grown by orchards like Z's, which has farmed here more than 50 years.

Palisade

Palisade

We are a family owned and operated orchard with a farm store.

Palisade

Renee and Bruce Herman started this farm stand in 1991 after moving from Florida, and it's been a fixture on Elberta Avenue in Palisade for over 30 years. The signature product is Palisade peaches, alongside other seasonal fruit and vegetables, canned goods, jams, salsas, and honey. Open daily, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., June through October.

Grand Junction

Fruit Basket Orchards grows tree fruit on 32 1/2 Road in Grand Junction, in the orchard country of the Grand Valley alongside Palisade's peach and apple farms.

Montrose

Paonia

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Hotchkiss

Big B's works 30 acres of high-altitude fruit trees on Highway 133 in Hotchkiss, pressing the harvest into organic juices, hard ciders, and orchard lemonades sold out of an on-site café and tap room. Beyond the u-pick rows, the property runs tree swings, swim and paddle ponds, and camping, with live music most Fridays and Saturdays through the season. Open April through November — café hours run daily 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Paonia

The Living Farm works 132 owned acres plus 80 leased acres at 5,500 feet in Paonia's North Fork Valley, raising cattle, sheep, chickens, and turkeys alongside vegetables, berries, and grains without chasing organic certification. The farm runs a year-round CSA, a Wednesday-through-Saturday market, seasonal tours, and gardening classes, and sells wool and felted goods made on-site. Harvest Hosts members can also park overnight.