Farms Near Sandpoint, ID

Sandpoint

Sandpoint

Grumpy Chicken Farm started in 2021, named for the owner's notoriously grumpy flock, and has grown into a dahlia u-pick operation in the Selle Valley outside Sandpoint. Bouquet picking runs Fridays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in season, with wedding florals, farm events, and glamping tents available by appointment. Free-range poultry and eggs, raised on non-GMO feed, are still part of the mix, along with a booth at the Sandpoint Farmers Market.

Sandpoint

Sandpoint

The Selkirk Ranch is located on Selkirk Road outside Sandpoint, named for the mountain range near town. No public details on livestock or products are listed online.

Sandpoint

This listing is a small farm or homestead registered under Diane Green's name on Rapid Lightning Road near Sandpoint. No further public information is available.

Sandpoint

Family-run cattle ranch outside Sandpoint, raising 100% certified-organic, grass-fed beef with no grain or GMO feed. Cattle are born, raised, and processed in Sandpoint, and the ranch sells quarters, halves, wholes, and ground beef direct to customers. In business since 2000.

Sandpoint

The Selkirk Ranch has raised certified organic, grass-fed and grass-finished beef in Sandpoint since 2002, certified continuously by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. The cattle are raised without antibiotics, hormones, herbicides, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers on the family's North Idaho property. Orders can be placed directly through the ranch.

Sandpoint

Winter Ridge Natural Foods, at 703 Lake St in Sandpoint, stocks organic produce, bulk foods, gluten-free and vegan bakery items, a hot bar and salad bar, meats, dairy, raw milk, kombucha, and a beer and wine selection, plus fresh-pressed juice and coffee. The store is open daily — 7am-9pm Monday through Saturday, 8am-8pm Sunday — and can be reached at 208-265-8135.

Sandpoint

The Selkirk Ranch is on Selkirk Road near Sandpoint, in Idaho's panhandle high country. Beyond the name and address, no additional details are listed online for this entry.

Sandpoint

A grassroots nonprofit market in Farmin Park in downtown Sandpoint, running Saturdays 9am–1pm and Wednesdays 3–5:30pm, May through October. Locally grown produce, baked goods, prepared food and handmade crafts fill the park, with live music most weeks — about 24 weeks of season a year on the shore of Lake Pend Oreille.

Sandpoint

Fine Fleece Alpacas raises alpacas in Sandpoint, in the timber and lake country of Idaho's northern panhandle, for fiber and fleece. The farm's website was unreachable at the time of research, so current products and visiting details aren't confirmed.

Sandpoint

Sandpoint

From the Heart Ranch is located on Rapid Lightning Road outside Sandpoint, in the mountains of Idaho's panhandle. No working website or listing was found to confirm what the ranch offers.

Sandpoint

Greentree Naturals is a small farm outside Sandpoint, in the Selle Valley of Idaho's northern panhandle, an area known for truck farms and CSAs supplying the local food scene.

Sandpoint

Western Pleasure Guest Ranch has run as a family dude ranch on Upper Gold Creek outside Sandpoint for five generations, breeding its own string of more than 70 ranch horses. Summer stays center on daily trail rides and all-inclusive meals; winter brings sleigh rides, Nordic skiing, and snowshoeing across the property.

A small market at the Hope Memorial Community Center on Wellington Place, near Centennial Road off Highway 200 on the north shore of Lake Pend Oreille. Vendors sell fresh fruit, herbs, plants, vegetables, soap, jam, cut flowers, baked goods and prepared foods. No SNAP, WIC or card payment — cash only, so plan ahead.

Laclede

Riley Creek Blueberry Farm grows blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries near Laclede, open seven days a week during blueberry season starting in July. Fresh blueberries run $25 a gallon or $8 a quart, available pre-picked or u-pick, daylight hours only.

Clark Fork

Moose Meadow Farm is a certified organic vegetable farm on 80 acres in Clark Fork, with about two acres in year-round production under greenhouses. Katherine and Spencer Nietmann started the operation in 2016 and earned organic certification that October. The farm sells through a CSA, area grocery stores, and a winter online market, with Wednesday deliveries to Annie's Orchard.

Clark Fork

Certified-organic vegetable farm on 80 forested acres at the base of Bee Top Mountain in Clark Fork, on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille. Two of the farm's greenhouses are heated year-round, so owners Katherine and Spencer can harvest fresh greens 52 weeks a year for a roughly 100-member CSA plus regional grocery stores and restaurants. Certified by the Montana Department of Agriculture and the Real Organic Project.

Clark Fork

Moose Meadow Farm is based in Clark Fork, at the north end of Lake Pend Oreille near the Montana border. No product or sales information could be found online for this listing.

Clark Fork

Moose Meadow Farm operates out of Clark Fork, at the north end of Lake Pend Oreille near the Montana border. The listing gives a PO Box rather than a farm address, and no website or social page was found to confirm what they raise or grow.

Bonners Ferry

Running since 1980, this is one of the older markets in Idaho's Panhandle. Saturdays 8am–1pm, April through October, at 6400 Kootenai St., with produce growers, bakers, soapmakers, woodworkers and fiber artists filling the lot. The market is run by a volunteer board and leans hard on the phrase "Cultivating Community" — and after 45 seasons, it's earned it.

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Troy

Held Fridays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., May through September, at the Troy Museum & Visitors Center on Highway 2 in Montana's far northwest corner. Vendors sell locally grown starter plants and seeds, produce, cut flowers, honey, and baked and canned goods. Most take cash and cards; some accept SNAP, EBT, and WIC. The market connects Troy-area growers directly with shoppers in a town of about a thousand people.