Farm Stands near Fort Collins, CO

Fort Collins

Self Service everyday. They provide plant starters, local produce, and eggs and bread.

Fort Collins

Despite the name, Laughing Buck Farm isn't a produce stand, it's an educational, all-abilities farm about six miles north of Old Town Fort Collins offering riding lessons, a farm school, therapeutic riding, and seasonal camps. The nonprofit arm, Friends of Laughing Buck Farm, runs scholarship programs so cost doesn't keep kids out of the barn. It's built around hands-on learning: horsemanship, gardening, and farm chores.

Fort Collins

Folks Farm & Seed grows regionally adapted vegetables, flowers, and plants on 2.5 acres in Fort Collins using regenerative, beyond-organic practices focused on living soil, nutrient density, and seed saving. Find the farm at the Larimer County Farmers Market (summer) and Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market, join the CSA farm shares, or visit the self-service farm stand at the big red barn on South Taft Hill Road, open nearly year-round.

Fort Collins

On 2.5 acres marked by a big red barn on South Taft Hill Road, Folks Farm & Seed practices regenerative agriculture that builds living soil while growing vegetables, flowers, and regionally adapted plants for Fort Collins. The farm sells through CSA farm shares and farm box subscriptions, the Larimer County and Fort Collins Winter farmers markets, and a self-service farm stand open Tuesday through Sunday most of the year.

Ft. Collins

Fort Collins

Berthoud

Grant Family Farms put Wellington on Colorado's organic map: founded in 1953 by CSU professor Lewis Grant, it became the state's first certified organic farm and grew into one of the country's largest CSA operations, serving about 4,500 members and 150 vegetable varieties at its peak. Hail, drought, and mounting debt forced a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2012, with a later attempt at the CSA closing for good in 2017.

Berthoud

Greeley

Greeley

Ault

Lasalle

Longmont