Farms Near Las Vegas, NV

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This outdoor farmers market runs at Bruce Trent Park, a city park at 8851 Vegas Drive in northwest Las Vegas near Rampart Boulevard. Neighborhood markets like this gather local produce, prepared food, and handmade goods under the open sky for the Summerlin and Angel Park side of the valley. Market days and hours are set by the park and the market organizer, so confirm the current schedule before heading out.

Vegas Bees is a family-run bee removal and rescue service that also sells honey and pollen from its own hives, based at 612 Thrush Drive in Las Vegas. Beekeepers Betsy Lewis and Pete Rizzo relocate honeybees, wasps, and yellow jackets without killing them across Las Vegas, Henderson, and Boulder City. The local raw honey is a byproduct of that rescue work.

Herbally Grounded is a Las Vegas herb shop with a flagship on West Charleston Boulevard and a second store in Henderson on South Eastern Avenue. Shelves carry bulk medicinal herbs sold by weight, loose teas, essential oils, capsules, and pre-made supplement blends for immune, sleep, digestive, and women's health support. Both stores keep Monday-through-Saturday hours, 9am to 7pm. It is a retail apothecary rather than a working farm.

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The Green Chefs Farmers' Market is a Las Vegas market at 333 S. Valley View Boulevard, 89107, west of downtown. Vendors offer produce and local goods to area shoppers.

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For generations Tom's Bee Hives has meant genuine Las Vegas honey — raw, pure, and harvested from backyard hives in the desert itself, never trucked in from Arizona or California. Tom Lioubas kept the hives for decades until his passing in 2025; today Mary, his wife of 47 years, harvests limited jars from the hives in her yard on Douglas Drive, sold by phone for local pickup.

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Tom's Bee Hives has supplied Las Vegas with raw local honey harvested from backyard desert hives for generations — honey that genuinely comes from Las Vegas bees, not relabeled Arizona or California imports. After beloved beekeeper Tom Lioubas passed in 2025, his wife Mary continues the legacy, harvesting from the hives in her yard and selling limited jars for local pickup, first come, first served.

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Echo & Rig is an award-winning steakhouse and butcher shop founded by Chef Sam Marvin, with locations at Tivoli Village in Las Vegas, The District in Henderson, and DOCO in Sacramento. The butcher shops feature premium cuts from around the world with rotating to-go options, paired with great cocktails in the dining rooms.

Featherblade Craft Butchery is a craft butcher in the Las Vegas area. Craft butcheries like this break down whole and half animals in-house, dry-age their beef, and sell cuts you won't find pre-packed at a grocery. No verified website or contact details were available online for the listing.

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A weekly farmers market near North Rampart Boulevard on the west side of Las Vegas, by the Tivoli Village and Boca Park shopping areas. Vegas-area markets like this gather produce vendors, prepared food, and local makers on a set day each week. Check the current day and hours before heading over.

This market sets up at Bruce Trent Park, 1600 N. Rampart Boulevard in northwest Las Vegas near Summerlin. Weekly stalls carry fresh produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods for the surrounding neighborhoods.

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fresh52 runs this Saturday market at Tivoli Village, 302 S. Rampart Boulevard in Las Vegas. The operator has held open-air markets across Southern Nevada for over a decade, selling regional produce, artisan foods, and handmade goods. It is one of several fresh52 markets that rotate through the valley each week.

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A seasonal Halloween and pumpkin attraction near Rampart Boulevard in the Summerlin area of west Las Vegas. Pop-up patches like this open in October with pumpkins, photo setups, and family activities. Confirm dates before visiting, since the site operates only during the fall.

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Locally raised in Northern Arizona. Best beef ever, no hormones or antibiotics.

Cluck It Farm is a small Nevada farm whose name points to poultry and eggs. Backyard-scale egg operations like this usually sell fresh eggs, and sometimes meat birds, direct to neighbors and at local markets. No verified website or contact was available online for the listing.

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A fall harvest festival hosted by a church on West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas. Community harvest festivals like this run as a family alternative to Halloween, with games, candy, and pumpkins. It's a one-day or weekend event each October rather than a farm.

Intuitive Forager organizes farmers markets in the Las Vegas area, gathering local growers, food makers, and artisans at community locations. The group is one of the names behind neighborhood market days across the valley. Its site was unreachable when checked, so current market dates are best confirmed on its social pages.

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A seasonal haunted-maze attraction listed on Las Vegas Boulevard South. Despite the farm-directory listing, this is a Halloween walkthrough event rather than a working farm or pumpkin patch. It runs in October; confirm dates and location before going.

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The Downtown3rd Farmers' Market is a downtown Las Vegas market at 201 N. 3rd Street, near the Fremont East district. It brings produce vendors and food stalls to the urban core, away from the Strip.

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An urban farm operation on Coburn Street in North Las Vegas. Desert-valley growers here work through Mojave heat, often producing vegetables and greens for local sale. Contact the farm directly for what's available and whether they sell on-site.

Garden Farms of Nevada is a Las Vegas urban-farming effort tied to the Garden Farms Foundation. The aim is to bring food-growing to the desert city through community gardens and hands-on education. No verified public website or contact was available online at the time of writing.

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The Gardens Park Farmers' Market is held at 10407 Garden Park Drive in the Summerlin area of west Las Vegas, at 89135. Produce vendors and food stalls serve the surrounding master-planned community.

This farmers market runs at Downtown Summerlin, the open-air shopping district on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley. Vendors set up with local produce, prepared foods, and handmade goods in the walkable center. Market days and hours are posted by the center and the market organizer.

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Desert Moon Mushrooms is a Nevada mushroom grower. Indoor mushroom farms like this raise gourmet varieties for local chefs and markets, growing year-round regardless of the desert climate outside. No verified website or contact was available online for the listing.

The Gilcrease Orchard is a you-pick farm at 7800 North Tenaya Way in northwest Las Vegas, where visitors harvest their own fruit and vegetables through the summer season, Armenian cucumbers among the current crops. Picking runs early mornings on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday to beat the desert heat, with no tickets needed for summer harvest. It's a rare stretch of green in the Las Vegas Valley.

The Las Vegas Farm offers hands-on farm experiences and hosts events, including weddings, on its grounds in the Las Vegas area. Visitors get close to farm animals, and the property doubles as a rustic event and photo venue. Its website was live but behind a bot check when reviewed, so current hours and booking details are best confirmed there directly.

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One of the few working farms left in the Las Vegas valley, Cowboy Trail Farms opens to the public each fall for a harvest festival with a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and farm animals out in the northwest part of town near the 89131 area. The rest of the year it runs as a family produce farm. Check the website for the current opening weekend and admission, since the season tracks the short desert growing calendar.

The Clark County Backyard Farmer Market sets up at 3130 S. McLeod Drive in Las Vegas. It gathers small-scale and backyard growers to sell produce and homegrown goods to the surrounding neighborhood.

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Horses 4 Heroes runs The Ranch, a nonprofit community equestrian center on Tule Springs Road in northwest Las Vegas, serving the area since 2006. Programs include Family Farm Days, youth and adult horsemanship lessons, seasonal camps, field trips, and horse-assisted wellness sessions. Visitors can meet the animals, and supporters can sponsor a horse or volunteer on-site.

The Butcher Block is a Nevada butcher shop. Shops under this name cut and sell fresh meat to order and often carry house sausage and custom orders. No verified address, phone, or website was available online for this specific listing.

This market is held at Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs, 9200 Tule Springs Road on the northwest edge of Las Vegas. The historic park's ponds and resident animals make it a family destination alongside the produce and vendor stalls.

This farmers market sets up in Skye Canyon, a master-planned community on the northwest edge of Las Vegas. Neighborhood markets like this bring local produce, prepared food, and craft vendors to the community park on scheduled market days. Check the Skye Canyon or organizer's page for the current schedule.

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A family pumpkin patch listed on Dean Martin Drive at the south end of Las Vegas. Fall patches like this open in October with pumpkins, photo areas, and kids' activities. Confirm dates and whether it's operating this season before visiting.

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Fresh52 Farmers & Artisan Market has brought real, farm-fresh produce and handcrafted artisan goods to the Las Vegas community for more than a decade — lively open-air markets at multiple southern Nevada locations where neighbors come together. Vendors range from local and regional produce stands to artisan makers and ready-to-eat foods, from bracelets to breads.

Henderson

A natural-products venture at a Green Valley Parkway suite in Henderson. The suite address points to an office or retail base rather than farmland. Contact them directly to learn what they make or sell.

The Farmers Market at The District takes place at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, 2240 Village Walk Drive. Shoppers browse produce and artisan stalls set among the outdoor shopping center's restaurants and storefronts. Several named markets list this same Village Walk Drive location.

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Connors Farmers' Market runs at The District at Green Valley Ranch, 2240 Village Walk Drive in Henderson. Vendors set up along the open-air shopping district's walkways with produce and local goods. The same Village Walk Drive address is shared by other markets that rotate through the venue.

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A Henderson-based company that organizes seasonal attractions across the Las Vegas area. Outfits like this typically run fall pumpkin patches, mazes, and holiday events at rotating sites. Contact them directly for current locations and what they're operating this season.

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The Henderson Farmers' Market is located at 200 S. Green Valley Parkway in Henderson. It offers produce and local goods to shoppers in the Green Valley area of the city.

LV Bees sells truly local raw honey from hives right in Henderson, Nevada — plus North Las Vegas and Moapa — in pint and half-pint jars of pure liquid or honey with immersed comb chunks. The bee-removal-and-honey outfit runs porch pickup by appointment, with honey-care wisdom included free.

Country Fresh Farmers Market is held in the Events Plaza on Water Street in downtown Henderson, at 240 Water St. The pedestrian plaza hosts stalls of produce and prepared foods steps from the city's older main street district.

Boulder City

A honey producer listed on Colorado Street in Boulder City, near Lake Mead. Small Mojave-region beekeepers like this sell raw local honey, often through farmers markets and word of mouth. Contact directly to find their honey.