Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Arizona

Adams Family Farm

Dewey, AZ

A family-run farm outside Dewey-Humboldt in Yavapai County, listed among the area's small u-pick and farm-stand operations. Site details are limited online; the farm's own site requires age verification before showing product listings.

AlAnn Ranch

Ash Fork, AZ

AlAnn Ranch raises roughly 80 alpacas — both Suri and Huacaya — across 90 acres of high desert outside Ash Fork. The family operation shears about 350 pounds of alpaca fiber each April plus mohair twice a year, then sells the results as rugs, blankets, hats, and scarves through its farm store. Breeding, boarding, and hands-on ownership seminars round out the visit for anyone curious about fiber animals.

Alpacazona Farm

Maricopa, AZ

Alpacazona Farm breeds Huacaya alpacas on a small spread between Maricopa and Casa Grande, about 30 miles south of Phoenix. The farm sells alpacas directly along with fiber, yarn, and finished wool goods from its on-site store, and opens for tours by appointment. It's one of the few working alpaca operations in this stretch of Pinal County.

Angle Orchard

Safford, AZ

Angle Orchard has grown apples on Mount Graham for more than a century, reached by driving 7.4 miles up Swift Trail (AZ 366) past Noon Creek. The family-run, U-pick operation grows nine apple varieties, including Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Blushing Golden, and Fuji, plus peaches. It's open August through October, Fridays and Saturdays, 8am to 5pm. Ask for Emily.

Apple Annie's Orchard Farm

Willcox, AZ

A long-running u-pick apple orchard in Willcox's Sulphur Springs Valley, where the high-desert elevation gives Arizona a real apple season. Apple Annie's also grows peaches and pumpkins and runs a country store known locally for pies and baked goods.

Arizona Honeybees

Litchfield Park, AZ

Arizona Apiaries sells honey and offers beekeeping field trips from its Perryville Road location in Litchfield Park, open weekdays 8am to 5pm. It's one of several small West Valley apiaries supplying the local raw-honey market.

Arizona Honey Farm

Surprise, AZ

Arizona Honey Farm, also listed as Cotton Lane Citrus Honey, harvests raw honey from grapefruit, lemon, orange, and tangerine blossoms on its Surprise property. Both u-pick and pre-harvested honey are available. The farm sits along Cotton Lane in the West Valley's citrus belt, where bees work the same groves that supply much of the area's backyard fruit.

Arizona Pumpkin Patch Gilbert

Gilbert, AZ

The Gilbert location of the Arizona Pumpkin Patch chain sits on South Val Vista Road and has built its own following on Yelp and Facebook separate from the chain's Chandler and Glendale lots. Pumpkins, corn stalks, and hay bales fill the yard each fall, and dogs are welcome. Like its sister locations, it runs seasonally and closes once October ends.

Arizona Pumpkin Patch Glendale

Glendale, AZ

This seasonal pumpkin patch sets up every October at Bell Rd. and 63rd Ave. in Glendale, with pumpkins starting at $3 alongside corn stalks and other fall decor. It's open daily, 9am to 9pm, through Halloween, with carving kits sold on-site and dogs welcome to walk the patch.

Arizona Pumpkin Patch Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ

This Phoenix lot on Chandler Boulevard is one of several seasonal locations run by the Arizona Pumpkin Patch chain, which sources its pumpkins from farms around the state rather than growing them on-site. Expect corn stalks, hay bales, and photo-op setups alongside the pumpkin bins, with leashed dogs welcome. The chain's other Valley locations include Chandler, Glendale, and Gilbert.

Arizona Pumpkin Patch Queen Creek

San Tan Valley, AZ

On East Hunt Highway near San Tan Valley, this seasonal lot is one of the Arizona Pumpkin Patch chain's East Valley locations, drawing Queen Creek and San Tan families each October. Along with pumpkins, it typically carries corn stalks and hay bales for fall decorating. Hours run daily through the season; the chain posts that year's dates on Facebook.

Arizona Pumpkin Patch Serra Vista

Sierra Vista, AZ

Free admission and pumpkins picked straight off the lot define this Sierra Vista stop on Highway AZ-92, part of the Arizona Pumpkin Patch chain that runs seasonal patches across the state. Open seven days a week each fall, the lot also sells corn stalks and hay bales, then pivots to Christmas trees and fireworks once pumpkin season ends. Google reviewers rate it 5.0 stars.

AZ Field of Screams

Glendale, AZ

AZ Field of Screams is the haunted corn maze that Tolmachoff Farms, a family-owned Glendale farm, adds to its 6-plus acres of fall activities each October. The scare maze runs Friday and Saturday nights plus Halloween night, 7 to 11 p.m., with tickets starting around $30. By day the same farm runs a regular pumpkin patch, hayrides, a petting zoo, and train rides for younger kids.

Bard Date Company, LLC

Yuma, AZ

Bard Date Company grows organic Medjool dates in the Bard Valley along the Arizona-California line, part of a date-growing region that includes more than 250,000 palms spanning the Coachella and Bard valleys. The company is CCOF-certified organic and sells whole and pitted Medjool dates. The valley's low desert heat and long growing season have made it one of the country's established date-palm regions.

Black Mesa Ranch

Snowflake, AZ

Black Mesa Ranch runs a Certified Humane goat dairy at nearly 6,000 feet in Arizona's White Mountains, milking about 30 registered Nubian goats across 280 off-grid acres. Kathryn and David Heininger opened it in 2003 as the state's first licensed goat dairy and now make artisan cheeses alongside handmade chocolates and toffee. The whole operation runs without a grid connection.

Borderlands Nursery & Seed

Patagonia, AZ

Borderlands Nursery & Seed grows pollinator-safe, chemical-free native plants and seed on 60 acres in Patagonia, working across more than 400 native species collected from southeastern Arizona's borderlands. The nursery supplies home gardeners as well as federal agencies and habitat-restoration crews, and runs seed production fields alongside six growing structures. Reach them at 520-216-4148 or [email protected].

Buckelew Farm

Buckelew Farm runs seasonal events on Ajo Highway west of Tucson - Halloween haunts, a Christmas tree lot, and fireworks stands - serving the greater Tucson area under Buckelew Farm Productions. The family has also drawn local news coverage for conservation easements on its Three Points-area land.

Buzzing Best Farms

Tucson, AZ

A small bee operation on Placita Aldaco in Tucson, listed in local business directories under beekeeping. Details on honey sales versus removal services weren't confirmed online.

Collier Family Farm

Chino Valley, AZ

Rhonda Collier runs this crop farm on Road 5 North in Chino Valley, growing fresh fruits and vegetables sold to local markets. It's a working farm rather than a tourist stop, part of the small cluster of growers that supply Yavapai County's farm stands and farmers markets.

Corral West Arena

Goodyear, AZ

Corral West Arena, at 14401 W. Arena Dr. in Goodyear, is a rodeo and equestrian event arena that has since rebranded as Corral West Adventures. It hosts horse rides and arena events on the west side rather than farm tours or produce sales.

Crockett Honey Co., Inc

Tempe, AZ

Crockett Honey has bottled Arizona desert honey in Tempe since 1945, one of the longer-running honey producers in the state. Beyond honey, the shop stocks beekeeping supplies, literature, and beeswax for candles, open weekdays 8am to 4:30pm.

D Bar T stables in Arizona

Waddell, AZ

A small horse stable operation in Waddell, west of the Phoenix metro, listed in regional agritourism directories. Limited details are available online beyond its listed phone line.

Desert Oasis

Buckeye, AZ

Desert Oasis has run its farm stand at the southeast corner of 186th Avenue and Rustler Road in Buckeye since 2005, selling farm-fresh eggs, raw milk, free-range chicken, turkey, and duck alongside milled flour, fresh pasta, and jams. The three-acre property also offers u-pick produce and large-breed dog boarding. Kombucha, kefir, and yogurt-making classes run seasonally.

Desert Queen

Desert Queen Honey sells along Carefree Highway in the far north Valley, open Thursday through Sunday from roughly 10 to 5. The honey ships for a flat $6, and the stand doubles as a retail point and a working apiary stop for local beekeepers. It's one of several honey producers clustered along this stretch of highway.

Desert Valley Honey LLC

Phoenix, AZ

Desert Valley Honey keeps its hives on Darrel Road in south Phoenix and bottles four main varieties: Desert Blossom, Mesquite, Orange Blossom, and Wildflower, all unpasteurized, unfiltered, and raw. The business runs u-pick options plus an online shop with pickup points in Phoenix and Tolleson, and ships nationwide. Its Facebook page has drawn more than 2,400 followers.

Dos Cabezas WineWorks

Sonoita, AZ

Dos Cabezas WineWorks has been making wine in Arizona since 1995, among the state's oldest wineries, and moved to its current tasting room on Highway 82 in Sonoita in 2006. The Bostocks run the operation, producing several thousand cases a year from Arizona-grown grapes. Call (520) 455-5141 or check doscabezas.com before visiting — tasting room hours vary by season.

Double G Alpacas

SIERRA VISTA, AZ

A small alpaca farm in Sierra Vista on Calle Alamo, part of the handful of alpaca operations scattered through southeastern Arizona's high-desert grassland. Listed in regional farm and Hipcamp directories, though full details on tours or fiber sales weren't available online.

Fenway Park Orchards -

Morristown, AZ

An orchard on Highway 60-89 in Morristown, west of the Phoenix metro, listed across regional farm and u-pick directories with its own picking-schedule page. Specific crop and product details weren't confirmed beyond the listing itself.

Folded Hills Orchard

Cornville, AZ

Folded Hills Orchard was a u-pick stop in Cornville for apples, blackberries, peaches, and tomatoes, run by Leonard Nawrocki. The owner has confirmed the orchard is permanently closed — the peach trees grew too old and the blackberries stopped producing well — with no plans to reopen.

From the Farm & Afar

Yuma, AZ

From the Farm & Afar operates as a u-pick farm and event barn along Highway 95 in Yuma, drawing a 4.5-star rating across roughly 60 reviews. Beyond seasonal picking, the property hosts private events and serves food on-site, making it as much a gathering spot as a working farm.

Fun Farm Corn Maze

Phoenix, AZ

A seasonal corn maze and fall festival on 99th Avenue in Phoenix, open late September through Halloween with live entertainment, bounce attractions, and fall food and drink. It runs from the same family operation behind Fear Farm, one of the Valley's longer-running haunted attractions.

Gatten's Honey Farm and the Bees

Eugene Gatten has run this honey and bee-removal operation out of Maricopa for 13 years, serving Maricopa, Casa Grande, San Tan Valley, and the southeast Phoenix Valley. Beyond honey sales, the farm handles live bee removal from homes and property.

Golden Bee Gardens

Mesa, AZ

A family-owned Mesa apiary selling raw, unfiltered honey harvested by hand without heating, which keeps more of the honey's natural nutrients intact. The Kellers also rescue honeybee swarms headed for extermination and relocate them to pesticide-free sites, including organic citrus groves and land near Bradshaw Mountain.

Hagen Farms

Queen Creek, AZ

Bryce and Heidi Hagen started Hagen Farms in 2011 and now run more than 200 citrus trees on Superstition Drive in Queen Creek, open for u-pick from January through April. Visitors can pick their own fruit or buy it pre-bagged, and the farm also books private tours and photography sessions during citrus season. It's a family operation, five kids included.

Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch

Chandler, AZ

Halloween Town sets up each October at Scarizona Scaregrounds in Chandler, combining a pumpkin patch with carnival rides, games, and face painting for $5 admission and free parking. The season typically runs from mid-October through Halloween night. It's built as a gentler alternative to the area's bigger haunted attractions, aimed more at younger kids than scares.

Harris Heritage Growers

Sonoita, AZ

Sonoita sits in Arizona's high-desert wine country, at roughly 5,000 feet elevation, where grapevines and cattle ranches outnumber row crops. No verified details turned up online for Harris Heritage Growers beyond its listing at this Sonoita Highway address.

Haunted Hotel Ball

Scottsdale, AZ

This Drinkwater Boulevard address sits in Scottsdale's Old Town civic and arts district, not a farm setting, and no agricultural or agritourism business by this name turned up in search. The listing may reflect a data error or a one-off event rather than an ongoing farm operation.

H&H Honey

Mesa, AZ

H&H Honey is a small operation south of Mesa where Joshua and a partner have kept bees for about three years, bottling raw mesquite honey and Arizona bee pollen from Sonoran Desert forage. Beeswax and comb honey are still in development. The business is registered as H&H Honey LLC and sells through its own site and local directories.

Honey Hive Farms

Peoria, AZ

Family beekeepers in Peoria since 2009, selling raw, unfiltered Arizona honey in wildflower, cactus, mesquite, and orange blossom varieties. Their farm stand at 14611 N. 83rd Avenue opens Saturdays 10am to 1pm, and they also teach beekeeping classes and sell bees and nucs.

Howard's Orchard

Tucson, AZ

No verified information turned up online for Howard's Orchard at this Tucson address, which falls in the Catalina/Oro Valley area north of the city rather than central Tucson. The surrounding foothills support a handful of small orchard operations, but this one has no confirmed public listing.

Justice Brothers Ranch (formerly Truman Ranch)

Surprise, AZ

Justice Brothers Ranch, previously known as Truman Ranch II, was the University of Arizona's citrus agricultural research center before it became a u-pick farm near Waddell, managed by James Truman since the mid-1980s. The property still grows more than 85 pesticide-free citrus varieties, all open for picking directly off the tree.

Kadosh Farms

Avondale, AZ

Kadosh Farms operates as a u-pick farm in Avondale, listed on the USDA Local Food Portal and the Sun Produce Cooperative's local directory. Some listings mark the farm as inactive, so call 602-339-7483 or email [email protected] before planning a picking trip.

Living Faith Pumpkin Patch

Tempe, AZ

No verified details turned up online for Living Faith Pumpkin Patch beyond its Guadalupe Road address in Tempe. The name suggests a church-run seasonal patch, a common fall fundraiser model across the Valley, though that could not be confirmed.

MacDonald's Ranch

Scottsdale, AZ

A working horse stable in north Scottsdale offering trail rides, stagecoach rides, and seasonal cowboy cookouts, plus a free walk-in petting zoo and play area for younger kids. MacDonald's Ranch has picked up six straight "Best of the Valley" wins and hosts everything from birthday parties to corporate team events and a fall pumpkin patch.

Marana Pumpkin Patch

Marana, AZ

Seventy acres of homegrown pumpkins outside Marana, open Thursdays through Sundays every October with a farm train and animals for kids. The same property runs a Marana Christmas Express during the holiday season.

Mortimer Family Farms

Dewey, AZ

Mortimer Farms runs an 80-acre working farm on Highway 169 outside Prescott, with u-pick peaches, apples, blackberries, and seasonal vegetables alongside asparagus, garlic, sweet corn, and pumpkin crops. The farm raises its own beef and pork and sells local milk, eggs, and homemade bread through Mortimer's Market & Deli. Seasonal festivals — asparagus, blackberry, watermelon, pumpkin — plus Friday night barn dances and farm-to-table dinners keep the calendar full most of the year.

Mother Nature Farm

Gilbert, AZ

Mother Nature Farm started three generations ago as a small pumpkin patch on Baseline Road in Gilbert and grew into a seasonal farm park with a corn maze, animal encounters, and a Christmas tree lot. It runs September through December rather than year-round. Some listings show the farm as temporarily closed, so call 480-892-5874 before planning a visit.

Mother Nature's Farm

Gilbert, AZ

Family-owned for three generations on Baseline Road in Gilbert, Mother Nature's Farm pairs seasonal fall and Christmas festivals with animal encounters through its partnership with Home Sweet Home Animal Sanctuary, home to more than 400 rescued animals. It also hosts school tours, birthday parties, and Harvest Hosts RV overnight stays.

Mountain Ranch Resort

Williams, AZ

Mountain Ranch Resort sits on 35 acres of high country near the Grand Canyon's South Rim, a family-run property operating since 1986 with 73 guest rooms and a kitchen built around scratch-made, whole-food meals. It functions as a wellness retreat rather than a working farm. Some travel sites list the property as closed, so call (928) 635-2693 to confirm current status before visiting.

Narita Farms

Willcox, AZ

A small family farm property on Narita Lane outside Willcox, in the same high-desert valley as the area's better-known apple and pecan orchards. Listed in regional agritourism directories, though specific crop or livestock details weren't confirmed online.

Quarter Circle H Angus LLC

Taylor, AZ

Operating as AZ All Natural Beef, this Taylor cattle ranch has raised Angus since 1985 with no hormone implants, antibiotic feeds, or artificial ingredients. It sells both grass-finished and grain-finished beef along with natural pork.

Quiet Valley Ranch

Cornville, AZ

Quiet Valley Ranch is a microfarm on Page Springs Road in Cornville, running seasonal farm activities and events for visitors passing through the Verde Valley wine country. It's a smaller, quieter stop than the bigger agritourism spots nearby. Reach the ranch directly at 928-649-0600 or [email protected] to check what's running before you drive out.

Richcrest Farms/Vinaigretta

A diversified farm near Pearce in Cochise County growing tomatoes, peppers, squash, beans, carrots, and leafy greens, plus pastured eggs. Richcrest makes its own salsa, relish, jams, and flavored vinegars and oils, and runs u-pick from June through October alongside a farm store, tours, and hay rides.

Rocker 7 Farm Patch

Buckeye, AZ

Rocker 7 Farm Patch calls itself Buckeye's original sunflower field, and the family operation, running since 2014, plants cotton and sorghum alongside its fall pumpkin patch on Broadway Road. The farm promotes hands-on agriculture education for visitors and keeps evening hours during peak pumpkin season. It's one of the longer-established agritourism stops in the West Valley.

Rune Wines

Sonoita, AZ

Rune Wines runs Arizona's only off-grid, solar-powered winery and tasting room, on Highway 82 in Sonoita. Winemaker James Callahan works with Rhône varietals and wild yeast fermentation, sourcing grapes from vineyards around the state rather than a single estate block. The list runs from Viognier and Chardonnay to Grenache and two styles of Syrah, poured outdoors under a shade canopy when weather allows.

Seubert Farms (formerly Silvas Farms)

Somerton, AZ

A u-pick farm in Somerton, down in Yuma County, listed among the region's peach growers on the long-running PickYourOwn.org directory. The operation changed hands from the Silvas family to the Seuberts, but its farmland and peach orchards remain in the same spot on County 16 1/2 Street.

Suhr Family Farm

Cochise, AZ

Suhr Family Farm opens its apple and pear orchards for pick-your-own on Saturdays from August through October, with other days available by appointment. It's a small, self-sustaining operation that also keeps animals on the property. Cash only, closed Sundays — reach the farm at 520-401-3117 or [email protected] to set up a visit.

Summer Place Pecan Farm

Camp Verde, AZ

No verified details turned up online for Summer Place Pecan Farm beyond its Quarterhorse Lane address. Camp Verde sits in the Verde Valley, where river-bottom soil and irrigation from the Verde River support several of Arizona's pecan orchards.

Sweet Life Garden Backyard Farm and Orchard

Phoenix, AZ

Sweet Life Garden runs a u-pick backyard orchard on Osborn Road in central Phoenix, small enough to operate out of a residential-scale property rather than a commercial farm. Its Facebook following has grown past 2,800, mostly families booking picking visits during fruit season. It appears across several regional u-pick and agritourism directories.

The Berry Farm

The Berry Farm grows boysenberries for pick-your-own on a stretch of Reagan Road outside Willcox, with no pesticides or chemicals used on the vines. Directions run off I-10 at Exit 340, north on Fort Grant Road toward Ranchhouse Road. Call ahead at (520) 300-0337 since picking windows depend on the berry season.

The Miniature Cheviot Sheep Breeders Connection

Maricopa, AZ

The Miniature Cheviot Sheep Breeders Connection raises Cheviot sheep — a hardy, easy-lambing breed tracing back to the Cheviot Hills on the England-Scotland border — on a microfarm in Maricopa. It operates as part of a small breeder network working to establish a miniature Cheviot line in the U.S.

Thunderbird Apiaries

Sierra Vista, AZ

Thunderbird Apiaries has kept bees in the high desert around Sierra Vista since 1970, with the same beekeeper drawing on more than 55 years of experience across Arizona and Idaho. The operation sells raw Sonoran Desert honey, pollen, and beeswax, and offers live bee removal and pollination services for the surrounding ranches and orchards.

Tucker Farms

Gilbert, AZ

Tucker Farms raises grass-fed lamb and grows cut flowers and seed crops on South Recker Road in Gilbert, with u-pick access built around the family's focus on healthy soil and biodynamic practices. Reach them through tucker.farm, by phone at 480-620-8683, or by email at [email protected] to check what's ready to pick.

Tucson Village Farm

Tucson, AZ

Tucson Village Farm is a youth-run working urban farm on Roger Road, operated by the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension as a seed-to-table education program for kids and teens. School groups can book elementary through high school farm visits, and the farm hosts a midweek market Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Its Instagram following tops 16,000.

Valley Farms LTD.-Desert Sweet Organic

Willcox, AZ

Valley Farms Ltd., doing business as Desert Sweet Organic, grows apples and sour cherries for pick-your-own on Fort Grant Road outside Willcox. It's one of several organic u-pick orchards in the Sulphur Springs Valley area near Willcox.

Valley View Christmas Tree - Baseline

Gilbert, AZ

A seasonal Valley View lot on Baseline Road in Gilbert, one of the company's several stops in town. Fresh-cut Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir arrive each November alongside wreaths, garland, and stands, with flocking available for a white or colored tree.

Valley View Christmas Tree - Pecos Road

Gilbert, AZ

One of Valley View's several Gilbert-area lots, open seasonally on Pecos Road. Trees are cut fresh and shipped in from Pacific Northwest growers each November - Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir - with wreaths, garland, and tree stands sold alongside them.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Avondale

Phoenix, AZ

This McDowell Road lot is one of Valley View Christmas Trees' original Phoenix locations, with the company's Facebook page dating operations back to 1980. Alongside fresh-cut trees, some of the chain's lots have sold locally grown pumpkins and fireworks in season. Delivery and flocking services are available through the company's main contact line.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Casa Grande

Casa Grande, AZ

Valley View's Florence Boulevard lot serves Casa Grande each holiday season with farm-cut Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir trucked in from Pacific Northwest growers. Wreaths, garland, stands, and tree flocking are sold on-site alongside the trees.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Chandler

Chandler, AZ

The Chandler lot for Valley View Christmas Trees has built a following of more than 500 on Facebook, where the company posts about fresh-cut Oregon trees, locally grown pumpkins, and seasonal fireworks. It's one of several Valley View locations that rotate through pumpkin, tree, and fireworks sales across the calendar year rather than sticking to one product.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Drexel Rd

Tucson, AZ

On Drexel Road in southeast Tucson, this Valley View Christmas Trees lot is one of the chain's two Tucson locations, opening each year once pumpkin season wraps. Trees are shipped in pre-cut from partner farms in the Pacific Northwest. The company takes bulk orders and media inquiries through its Arizona and California offices.

Valley View Christmas Trees - E Broadway

Tucson, AZ

This Broadway Road lot is one of several Tucson-area stops for Valley View Christmas Trees, a seasonal operator that trucks in Noble, Douglas, and Grand fir each holiday season. Along with cut trees, the lot sells wreaths, garland, stands, and offers flocking for buyers who want a white or colored tree.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Gilbert

Gilbert, AZ

Valley View runs seasonal Christmas tree lots across the Phoenix and Tucson areas, and this Gilbert Road location is one of them. Farm-fresh Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir come in fresh from Northwest tree farms each November, alongside handmade wreaths, garlands, and stands. Flocking is available for buyers who want a white or colored tree.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Marana

Marana, AZ

Valley View Christmas Trees has sold hand-picked trees to Arizona and California families for more than 40 years, and its Marana lot on Cortaro Road is one of several it runs each winter across the state. Trees come pre-cut from partner farms rather than grown on-site. The company also handles bulk and media requests through its main office.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Oracle Rd

Tucson, AZ

The Oracle Road lot is Valley View Christmas Trees' second Tucson location, running the same pre-cut tree model as the company's other Arizona lots. Trees arrive hand-picked from partner farms rather than grown locally, consistent with how the chain has operated since 1980. The lot opens once fall pumpkin season winds down.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Phoenix

Phoenix, AZ

This 50th Street lot is one of Valley View Christmas Trees' central Phoenix locations, part of a chain that has served Arizona and California families for more than 40 years. Trees are hand-picked from partner farms and trucked in pre-cut rather than grown on the lot. The company handles large orders and media requests through its main contact channels.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Sierra Vista

Sierra Vista, AZ

Valley View's Highway 92 lot brings farm-fresh Christmas trees to Sierra Vista each holiday season - Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir, cut and trucked down from Pacific Northwest growers. The lot also carries wreaths, garland, stands, and offers flocking services.

Valley View Christmas Trees - Tempe

Tempe, AZ

Valley View's Guadalupe Road lot in Tempe sells farm-cut Noble, Douglas, Grand, and Nordmann fir each holiday season, plus handmade wreaths and garlands. The company also offers tree flocking - white or colored - for buyers who want something other than green.

Vertuccio Farms

Mesa, AZ

Family-owned since 1979, Vertuccio Farms grows Arizona vegetables, corn, citrus, and peaches on Power Road in Mesa. U-pick peach season runs alongside a full calendar of events - Sunflower Days, an Easter Egg-sperience, a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze, and a Christmas light display. Cono and Angela Vertuccio still run it with their sons Joseph and Anthony.

Villa Farms

Florence, AZ

Villa Farms LLC raises free-range chicken and turkey and sells eggs and unpasteurized goat milk from its Florence property, with products also moving through the Florence Online Farmers Market Facebook group. The farm has posted about local FFA award recipients, suggesting ties to Pinal County's youth agriculture programs.

Wild Heart Farm

Rimrock, AZ

Wild Heart Farm is a one-acre regenerative flower and herb farm near Beaver Creek in Rimrock, run by sisters Kate and Kelly Watters. They grow pesticide-free blooms for wedding florals and wholesale, sell a native-plant CSA, and teach garden and floral workshops on site. The farm serves Sedona, Flagstaff, and the rest of northern Arizona — call 928-221-0045 to ask what's in season.

Willis Farm

East Snowflake, AZ

Running since 1926, the Willis Farm is a five-generation family operation near Snowflake best known for its fall corn maze and a haunted house that draws crowds from across the high country. Snowflake's elevation means an actual autumn, which the farm leans into every September through October.

Willow Springs Ranch

Oracle, AZ

Willow Springs Ranch, located in Tucson, Arizona is a 3rd generation family owned cattle ranch since 1979. We raise all natural, grass fed, grass finished beef. The operation has sustained as a cow-calf operation for 46 years, and is now offering direct to consumer beef sales via the local farmer\'s market in Oro Valley, Arizona. Whole and half-beef is available by request, and individual cuts may be purchased at the farmer\'s market. We look forward to serving our community with high quality, all natural beef.

Wolfe brothers u-pick

Somerton, AZ

Wolfe Brothers U-Pick grows citrus without pesticides on South Avenue A½ in Somerton, with grapefruit and oranges open for picking most of the season. The stand also sells dates, honey, lemons, and eggs for anyone who'd rather skip the ladder. Open daily 9 to 5, Sundays 1 to 5.

Charming Pony Parties

Chandler, AZ

Cotton Lane Citrus Bradley Family Farms Friesian Groves

Surprise, AZ