Farms Near West Plains, MO

West Plains

McWilliams Pumpkin Patch keeps prices low at its fall patch on County Road 6920 outside West Plains, in the south Missouri Ozarks near the Arkansas line. Families pick pumpkins and take in seasonal farm activities, and the farm books school field trips and private groups by appointment. It runs Tuesday through Sunday during the fall season.

A Missouri farmers market. Location and vendor details aren't published online beyond the name.

West Plains hosts this combined farmers and artisan market in Howell County, in the south-central Missouri Ozarks near the Arkansas line. Expect seasonal produce alongside handmade craft goods when the market runs through the warmer months.

West Plains

Happy Goat Creamery makes cold-process soap from the milk of its LaMancha goat herd near West Plains, and sells raw goat milk with free delivery inside city limits. The goats browse overgrown fields around the area, which the owners use as rotational grazing. New customers get a free sample pint. It's a small operation in the south-central Missouri Ozarks.

West Plains

West Plains

Three Oaks Farm is an agritourism farm on County Road 7070 outside West Plains, the Howell County seat in the far-southern Missouri Ozarks. The listing doesn't detail crops or activities. This is cattle and small-farm country close to the Arkansas line. Contact the farm directly to confirm what they grow or offer and their open season.

West Plains

Peace Valley Poultry raises pastured chicken and turkey, plus beef, in southern Missouri's Ozarks, rotating the birds across pasture on a schedule meant to rebuild soil. It is a family operation. Order poultry through the farm's online store and pick up at scheduled drop points.

Willow Springs sits in Howell County in the south-central Missouri Ozarks, and its farmers' market gathers area growers during the warm season. Look for garden produce, eggs, honey, and homemade goods typical of small Ozark-town markets. The rural County Road 5430 location keeps it close to the farms that supply it.

Willow Springs

Baldridge Farm sells pick-your-own pumpkins straight from the field off Rail Road Drive in Willow Springs, in the south-central Missouri Ozarks. The patch opens seven days a week through the fall and takes cash only. Any pumpkins still in the field after October 30 are free for the taking. It's a small, no-frills operation focused on the pumpkins rather than rides or a festival midway.

Koshkonong

Willow Springs

A family farm on Freedom Road outside Willow Springs, in Howell County's Ozark hill country of south-central Missouri. The heritage name points toward traditional livestock breeds or older crop lines, though no public listing spells out its current products. Willow Springs sits along US-63 between West Plains and Mountain Grove. Contact the farm directly to confirm what it raises and when it sells.

Willow Springs

Klapmeyers Berries and More is on West 6th Street in Willow Springs, in Howell County in the south-central Missouri Ozarks. The name points to a berry farm with u-pick and other produce. Season and hours aren't posted online, so contact the farm before visiting to check picking availability.

Cabool

Monster Corn Maze is a fall haunt off Route AM near Cabool, built around a three-story haunted house and a corn maze that winds through wooded ground. Games and other attractions round out the visit, and weekends run extended hours from mid-September through late October. Kids under 13 need an adult along. It's in Texas County of the south-central Missouri Ozarks.

Gamaliel

Raimondo Family Winery in Gamaliel makes handcrafted Italian- and Iberian-style wines in the Ozarks, a rarer style than the sweet wines common to Arkansas and Missouri. Daily tastings pair with fresh produce, artisan goods, and take-and-bake meals, and the winery teaches hands-on cooking and canning classes along with Sicilian appetizers by reservation.

Cabool

Solaris Valhalla is a CSA farm and educational center on Highway U near Cabool, run by a small intentional community focused on low-impact, sustainable living. Members get a weekly share of produce through the growing season: tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, summer squash, herbs, raspberries, persimmons, and walnuts among them. The center also hosts free classes on subjects like alternative energy and water conservation, and sells pre-picked produce at the farm.

Drury

Jones Hill Ranch operates near Drury in Douglas County, deep in the south-central Missouri Ozarks, and offers a CSA. The ranch setting and CSA model mean members receive a regular share of what the land produces through the season. This rural Ozark county is thinly settled, so the ranch serves a wide surrounding area.

Alton

Blueberries in Alton, the small Oregon County seat in south-central Missouri near the Arkansas line. This is berry country close to the Eleven Point River and Mark Twain National Forest, where blueberries typically come in from mid-June through July. As a u-pick-style berry farm, opening days track ripeness, so contact the farm to confirm picking before visiting.