Agritourism & Farm Experiences in Colorado

ABC Farm

Brighton, CO

April Bridge keeps hives on this Brighton property and sells the honey alongside seasonal fruit and vegetables under the ABC Farm name. It's a small, family-run operation rather than a destination farm — no posted hours or u-pick program, just honey and produce direct from the source.

Adams Apple Country Store

Ault, CO

Will and Mike grow apples, plums, and pears on this Weld County orchard and run the country store beside the fields, stocked with jams, cider, jellies, and salsa made from the harvest. The u-pick apple season runs 11 to 12 weeks each fall, with hayrides and orchard walks included. Weekend mornings draw a crowd; pre-picked apples fill in when the u-pick rows run thin.

Anderson Farms

Erie, CO

Anderson Farms traces to an 1911 homestead by Swedish immigrants August and Josephine Anderson, and now runs Colorado's largest fall family destination in Erie: a 30-acre corn maze started in 1999, a pumpkin patch that opened in 1997, barrel train and pedal kart rides, and the separately ticketed haunted attraction Terror in the Corn. U-pick sunflowers run in August before the fall festival takes over September 23 through October 31.

Anderson's Patchwork Pumpkins

Ault, CO

Anderson's Patchwork Pumpkins is a family-run pumpkin patch on Highway 14 in Ault that's become a fall fixture for Northern Colorado families. Rodney Anderson runs the operation, which the local paper Daily Wise has profiled for its storybook-autumn feel.

Aspen Lodge Resort & Spa

Estes Park, CO

Aspen Lodge is a Rocky Mountain guest ranch at 6120 Highway 7 outside Estes Park, built around what's billed as the largest free-standing log structure in Colorado. Guests ride trail horses, fish the on-site lake, take wagon and sleigh rides, and stay in lodge rooms or cabins with an on-site restaurant. Working stables and pasture rather than row crops.

Bartels Farm Pumpkin Patch

Clyde and Frank Bartels started farming this stretch of northern Fort Collins in 1905, growing corn, hay, wheat, and barley for over a century before the family added a pumpkin patch. Today it's u-pick pumpkins priced by size, a $5 corn maze, $2 hayrides, and a garden of peppers, tomatoes, green beans, and zucchini, plus baked goods at the concession stand. Admission and parking are free; the season runs late September through Halloween.

Bartels Land and Livestock; U-pick and Pumpkin Patch

Fort Collins, CO

Bartels Land and Livestock runs a u-pick operation on East County Road 54 outside Fort Collins, growing beets, carrots, corn, cucumbers, peppers, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes, and gourds. A petting zoo and corn maze round out the July-through-October season.

Baseggio Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Atwood, CO

The Baseggio family runs a pumpkin patch and corn maze on County Road 20.5 outside Atwood, in rural Logan County near Sterling. Open weekend afternoons and evenings in fall for pumpkin picking and the maze, off the beaten path for a northeast Colorado road trip.

Bee Family Centennial Farm Museum

Fort Collins, CO

The Bee family homestead outside Fort Collins was established in 1894, earned Colorado's Centennial Farm designation, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. Its collection of farm equipment, wagons, and vehicles documents Larimer County's agricultural history; check current visiting status before planning a trip, as the museum has posted closure notices in recent years.

Big B's Delicious Orchards U-pick, Cafe & Tasting Room

Hotchkiss, CO

Big B's works 30 acres of high-altitude fruit trees on Highway 133 in Hotchkiss, pressing the harvest into organic juices, hard ciders, and orchard lemonades sold out of an on-site café and tap room. Beyond the u-pick rows, the property runs tree swings, swim and paddle ponds, and camping, with live music most Fridays and Saturdays through the season. Open April through November — café hours run daily 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Bills' Pumpkin Patch

Delta, CO

Bills' Pumpkin Patch farms Amber Road outside Delta, sharing an address with English Farm — likely the same family land split across two listings. No independent website turned up; expect a straightforward fall pumpkin sale typical of small Delta County operations.

Bolton's Orchards

Grand Junction, CO

Bolton's Orchards grows apples, pears, peaches, plums and cherries on L Road in Grand Junction, on the high plateau country of the Western Slope. The farm market sells its own tree fruit alongside peppers and squash, with u-pick running roughly July through October.

Boulder Couny Fair, Livestock Show & Rodeo

Longmont, CO

Colorado's oldest county fair runs each August at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont, with free parking and free gate admission. The week covers rodeo events, a demo derby, bull riding, carnival rides, and 4-H livestock shows where county kids exhibit animals they've raised all year, plus live entertainment and fair food.

Boulder Creek Winery

Boulder, CO

Boulder Creek Winery poured reds and whites from a tasting room on Odell Place from 2003 until it closed in December 2015. Two owners and a handful of part-time staff ran the operation, small enough that most bottles moved straight out of the tasting room rather than through distributors. It was part of Boulder's early wine scene, not a current stop.

Camelot farms

Paonia, CO

Camelot Farms has picked apples, apricots, pears, raspberries, sour cherries, and tomatoes along the North Fork River in Paonia, historically open seven days a week from September through late October. The farm also grew lavender and cut flowers, kept chickens for fresh eggs, and pressed cider on-site. Some directories now list it as closed — call to confirm before visiting.

City of Aurora Pumpkin Patch

Aurora, CO

The City of Aurora runs a seasonal pumpkin patch out of its municipal complex at 151 E. Alameda Parkway — the same address as Aurora's city offices and history museum. It's a city-organized event rather than a working farm. Call ahead for current dates and hours before visiting.

COLON ORCHARDS

Canon City, CO

Colon Orchards has run a family farm stand in Canon City for more than 85 years, growing heritage apples under Integrated Pest Management alongside leafy greens, tomatoes, and peaches. It rounds out its own harvest with meats, cheeses, eggs, honey, and jam sourced from other Colorado farms in Palisade, the San Luis Valley, and Rocky Ford, plus a fall corn maze. Open July through December, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Colorado Aromatics

Colorado Aromatics grows its own botanicals on a Certified Naturally Grown herb farm above 5,000 feet near Longmont, then turns them into farm-to-skin skincare — cleansers, creams, serums, lotions, balms, soaps, and essential oils. Biochemist and herbalist Dr. Cindy Jones formulates the line for skin worn down by Colorado's sun and dry air, and the company partners with 1% For The Planet.

Colorado Kids Ranch

Monument, CO

Colorado Kids Ranch runs 40 acres near Monument built around kids' camps: Farm Camp for ages 6 to 13, Horse Camp for ages 7 to 14, and a Farm Construction Camp where kids build planters and fences with real tools. Fall brings the Colorado Pumpkin Patch, and December brings Christmas at the Ranch. The ranch is licensed exempt through the Colorado Office of Early Childhood.

Colorado Prime Beef, LLC

Stoneham, CO

Colorado Prime Beef is a family cattle operation on County Road 80 in Stoneham, in the Great Plains country of northeastern Colorado, with more than 50 years of ranching behind it. It sells grass-fed beef direct to customers as bundle boxes, bulk quarters and halves, and individual cuts through its online store.

Copper Canyon Suri Ranch

Nederland, CO

Copper Canyon raises Suri alpacas in the mountains above Nederland and opens the ranch for visits daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guests can also book an overnight stay among the herd through Airbnb. The ranch markets its Suri fiber as among the finest and rarest in the alpaca fiber trade.

Cortez Creamery

Cortez, CO

Cortez Creamery, based at Rocky Ridge Farm in Cortez, milks grass-fed Jersey cows for raw A2/A2 milk and delivers it to customers' doors through a herd-share program. Empty glass bottles get picked up, hand-washed, and reused. The same property raises Wagyu beef, heritage pork, and pastured poultry on rotational, biodynamic grazing.

Cottonwood Farm

Boulder, CO

Cottonwood Farm on North 75th Street in Boulder runs a seasonal pumpkin patch and corn maze.

Covered Bridge Ranch

Montrose, CO

Covered Bridge Ranch is a 300-acre family operation at the base of the San Juan Mountains near Montrose, built around Colorado Conifers, a wholesale tree nursery and Christmas tree farm with more than 45 years in business. Seasonal visitors come for cut-your-own Christmas trees, pumpkin picking, and farm tours.

Dao House

Estes Park, CO

Dao House is a nature-based retreat lodge in the Tahosa Valley south of Estes Park, on 81 acres at 9,200 feet facing Longs Peak. It hosts meditation, yoga, tai chi and qigong retreats rather than crop or livestock operations, with lodging for groups from five to over a hundred. A mountain wellness destination more than a working farm.

Dayspring Farm

Dayspring Farm sits on Dalia Road in the North Fork Valley near Hotchkiss and Paonia, Colorado's high-altitude fruit-and-wine country. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's growing and what's for sale.

Delicious Orchards

Hotchkiss, CO

Delicious Orchards has sold fruit along Highway 133 in Hotchkiss for decades, one of the anchor names in the North Fork Valley's orchard country. The business now operates under the Big B's Delicious Orchards banner, with the same high-altitude apples, peaches, and stone fruit going into the juices and ciders sold on-site. Longtime visitors may still know the fruit stand by its original name.

Delta County Colorado Agritours

Delta, CO

Delta County runs its own agritourism program out of the North Fork Valley, home to what the county calls the largest organic-producing region in Colorado. The program connects visitors to self-guided farm and ranch tours, farm-to-table dinners, and wine-tasting routes through valley vineyards, plus hands-on visits with the growers themselves.

DeVries Fruit & Veggie Roadside Stand / The Friend-ly Farm

Olathe, CO

DeVries runs a roadside produce stand on Highway 50 in Olathe, in the sweet corn and cherry belt of the Uncompahgre Valley, selling fruit and vegetables grown on their own ground and neighboring farms. The stand also carries local beef, honey, cheese, jam, and pickles, open daily 9 to 5 from late June through the season, with SNAP accepted.

Diana's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze

Canon City, CO

Diana's Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze in Canon City runs the oldest corn maze in Fremont County, redesigned with a new theme, game, and layout every year. The season runs Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. through October, with tractor rides and duck races.

English Farm

Delta, CO

English Farm sits on Amber Road outside Delta, at the same address as Bills' Pumpkin Patch, suggesting one family property listed under two names. Details beyond location aren't posted publicly, so calling ahead is the surest way to confirm what's growing and when the gate is open.

Everitt Farms

Lakewood, CO

Everitt Farms works 25 acres on a homestead that dates back 153 years, right off Alameda Avenue in Lakewood. The family runs a farm stand alongside seasonal draws — a corn maze and pumpkin patch in fall, then a Christmas tree lot that calls itself Denver's friendliest, pressure-free tree-shopping stop.

Falfa Pumpkin Patch

Durango, CO

Callie Burgess and Tom Jense have run this u-pick pumpkin patch at the corner of Highway 172 and County Road 220 since 2008. The field holds around 2,000 pumpkins by peak season, and the owners add something new to the pumpkin maze and cemetery display every year, plus slides for younger kids. Open weekends only — Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — through October. A no-frills La Plata County stop for families who want pumpkins picked, not shipped.

Fern Hill Farm

Greeley, CO

Fern Hill Farm has grown Christmas trees on Fern Avenue in Greeley since 2000, selling choose-and-cut trees each holiday season. It's a small operation, about two people running it, built around one thing done well rather than a long list of seasonal attractions.

Ferrara's Happy Apple Farm

Operating since 1993 on 1st Street in Penrose, Happy Apple Farm grows apples, blackberries, pears, and raspberries alongside a pumpkin patch, plus a gift shop, deli, and grill and free tractor rides. It's open Friday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Fields of Natural Honey

Colorado Springs, CO

Fields of Natural Honey keeps hives on Pepperwood Drive in Colorado Springs and sells raw honey under that name. Beyond the listing itself, no website or social page turned up in research — reach out directly for current availability.

Firestone Fall Festival

Firestone, CO

Firestone's annual October fall festival runs at the Firestone Regional Sports Complex with live music, a petting zoo, a chili cook-off, a haunted house, and carnival games. A town-run fall event rather than a working farm, but built around the same harvest-season draw.

First Fruits Organic Farms, Inc.

Paonia, CO

First Fruits Organic Farms is a certified organic operation based in Paonia, in Colorado's North Fork Valley fruit-growing region on the Western Slope.

Five Freedoms Dairy

Longmont, CO

We are one of the few dairies in the world that leaves the calves with their mothers after birth for at least 5 months. We also feed no grain to our cows. We have an onsite processing facility.

Flat Acres Farm

Parker, CO

Flat Acres Farm runs a fall festival and maze from late September through Halloween on Dransfeldt Road in Parker, with a pumpkin patch voted Parker's best in 2017. Visitors can also rent a garden plot on the farm's 2.5-acre produce section to grow their own heirloom vegetables, and the farm sells its own honey.

Flower Street Farm

Lakewood, CO

Flower Street Farm is a small urban farm on Flower Street in Lakewood, part of the Denver metro's growing cluster of city-lot growers.

Forage Maze

Flagler, CO

Forage Maze is listed in Flagler, out on Colorado's eastern plains in Kit Carson County. No independent website or business listing surfaced to confirm what the maze covers or when it runs — a call ahead beats a wasted drive on the plains.

Four Corners Farm

Colorado Springs, CO

Four Corners Farm sits on Ropers Point in the Black Forest area northeast of Colorado Springs, part of a small cluster of agritourism properties along the same road. Beyond the address and phone line, the farm keeps a low public profile — no website or social media turned up in research. Call ahead before visiting.

Fox Fire Farms

Fox Fire Farms grows wine grapes at 6,500 feet on a 910-acre ranch that's been in the same family for five generations, making it one of the few commercial vineyards operating between Durango and Pagosa Springs. Cold-climate hybrid varieties go into Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, rosé, and fruit wines, poured Thursday through Sunday, 1 to 6 p.m., May 15 through October 31. Friday nights in summer add live music and food from 6 to 9 p.m.

Frederika Fall Festival & Corn Maxe

Avondale, CO

Frederika sits on a 75-acre multi-generation farm in Avondale and cuts a 10-acre Colorado-shaped corn maze with 3.5 miles of trail, plus a second haunted maze after dark. The festival runs mid-September through Halloween with a pumpkin patch, gift shop, and picnic area, and closes out with pumpkin decorating and a costume contest.

Freeman Apple Orchard

Lakewood, CO

Freeman Apple Orchard is listed at a residential address in Lakewood, on Denver's western edge — more likely a small backyard or hobby orchard than a public u-pick destination. No website or social presence turned up in research. Contact directly to confirm before visiting.

Fresh Start Family Farms LLC.

Aurora, CO

Fresh Start Family Farms LLC operates out of Aurora's 42nd Avenue corridor near the airport. Beyond the address, no website, social presence, or news coverage surfaced in research — call ahead to confirm current offerings.

Fritchman Orchards

Eckert, CO

Fritchman Orchards has run a fruit shed in Eckert since 1975, the fifth generation of the same family growing peaches, apples, pears, cherries, and plums on about 100 acres. The shed also carries honey, vegetables, and pumpkins from neighboring North Fork Valley farms, so a stop here covers more than just what's growing on Fritchman ground.

Fritzler Farms Inc dba Fritzler Corn Maze and Scream Acres

Fritzler Farm Park in LaSalle cuts what it calls Colorado's favorite corn maze, with u-pick pumpkins sold by the pound, yard games, and a beer garden by day. After dark the same field becomes Scream Acres, a haunted maze the farm markets as Colorado's top-rated haunted attraction. The operation passed 25 years running.

Fruit Basket Orchards

Grand Junction, CO

Fruit Basket Orchards grows tree fruit on 32 1/2 Road in Grand Junction, in the orchard country of the Grand Valley alongside Palisade's peach and apple farms.

Full Spectrum Farms

Paonia, CO

Full Spectrum Farms sits on Grange Road in Paonia, part of the North Fork Valley's dense cluster of small growers. No independent website or listing turned up beyond the address, so specifics on crops and hours aren't confirmed — worth a call before visiting.

Grand Junction Agritourism

Grand Junction, CO

Grand Junction's agritourism trail strings together vineyards, orchards, alpaca farms, and lavender growers across the Grand Valley, coordinated through the local visitor bureau. Most stops offer pick-your-own produce or tastings by the glass, and the valley's Palisade peaches and Colorado wine country sit within a short drive of downtown.

Grant Farms Farmstand

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.

Growing Gardens

Boulder, CO

Growing Gardens has spent 25 years turning vacant Boulder lots into community gardens, a goat dairy, and a teen farming program called Cultiva, reaching more than 136,000 county residents through food donations and classes. The nonprofit runs weekly farm stands — Boulder on Wednesdays from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., Longmont on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. — plus a CSA and horticultural therapy programs.

Guidestone Colorado

Salida, CO

Guidestone Colorado is a nonprofit based at the Hutchinson Homestead & Learning Center outside Salida, working since 2007 — first in Buena Vista, then Salida from 2010 on — to keep farmland in the hands of farmers. Its Colorado Land Link program connects landowners with growers who need ground to work, alongside farm tours, food-production classes, and an annual Pumpkin Patch & Harvest Festival.

Hanagan Farms

Hanagan Farms sits along US Highway 50 in Crowley County, in the irrigated farm country of Colorado's Arkansas River valley.

Hankins Farms

Johnstown, CO

Hankins Farms works land on Weld County Road 17 outside Johnstown, in the irrigated farm country between Fort Collins and Greeley. No website, social presence, or press coverage surfaced in research beyond the address on file — call ahead before visiting.

Happy Apple Farm

Penrose, CO

Happy Apple Farm grows apples on 1st Street in Penrose, a small Fremont County town in the southern foothills below Pikes Peak. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead before visiting.

Happy Apple Orchard

Ignacio, CO

Happy Apple Orchard grows apples on County Road 513 outside Ignacio, in the same southwest Colorado valley as Fox Fire Farms' vineyard. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead to confirm what's in season.

Harvest Days

Pueblo, CO

Harvest Days is an annual fall pumpkin patch and corn maze on Daniel Road in Pueblo, running since 2010 with hayrides and farm animals alongside the pumpkins. Open Friday through Sunday from late September into early November.

Harvest Farm

Wellington, CO

Harvest Farm is a 100-acre working farm in Wellington operated by Denver Rescue Mission's Fort Collins Rescue Mission as a residential recovery program combining farm work with addiction treatment. It is not a retail or agritourism stop; the mission has announced it is winding down the rehabilitation program, with full closure expected in 2027.

Harvest Fest & Pumpkin Sale

Littleton, CO

Harvest Fest & Pumpkin Sale is a seasonal fall event on South Gallup Street in Littleton, pairing a pumpkin sale with festival activities during pumpkin season. Regional agritourism directories list it as an annual event, though the organizing group isn't posted publicly — call ahead to confirm dates before visiting.

Hergenreder Farms

Longmont, CO

Fourth-generation farmers Justin, Josh, and Jenna Hergenreder run a u-pick pumpkin patch and corn maze on County Road 5 in Longmont each October, with a hay pyramid, hay bale maze, and corn sandbox for kids. Open Thursday through Monday, 10 to 6, cash, card, or check.

High Altitude Rhubarb

Black Forest, CO

High Altitude Rhubarb is a family-run, pick-your-own farm between Denver and Colorado Springs, growing rhubarb along with honey, herbs, and heirloom varieties for sale on-site. The farm also operates a small nursery selling rhubarb and horseradish starts, plus rhubarb cookbooks and seed packets for gardeners who want to grow their own at altitude.

Holly Acres Nursery

Elizabeth, CO

Holly Acres Nursery and Garden Center on Highway 86 in Elizabeth was once the largest supplier of fruit trees in Colorado, selling bareroot, potted, and balled-and-burlapped trees wholesale and retail. The business closed permanently, liquidating its plants, tools, and equipment through a receiver's auction.

Hoot 'n' Howl Farm LLC

Boulder, CO

Hoot 'n' Howl is a small on-farm market on Jay Road in Boulder, growing on leased Boulder County Agricultural Open Space land since 2009 as part of the Gunbarrel Growers' Association. It sells vegetables and melons direct from the farm and runs a credit-based CSA program.

Jack-A-Lope Acres

Ignacio, CO

Jack-A-Lope Acres is a working farm and ranch on County Road 318 in Ignacio, opened to the public in 2021 for farm tours, a pumpkin patch, and a corn maze serving the Durango and Farmington area. It also runs a gift shop with snacks and slushies.

Jared's Pumpkin Patch

Littleton, CO

Jared's Pumpkin Patch operates seasonally in Littleton, on Denver's south side. No website, social media, or news coverage turned up in research beyond the listing itself — call ahead to confirm it's running before planning a visit.

Jenkin's Farms and Western Skies Winery

Penrose, CO

Jenkins Farms in Penrose does business as Apple Valley Orchards and Western Skies Winery/Cider, running a u-pick apple orchard with mountain views and on-site cider tasting. Registered as a Colorado trade name since 2019.

Johnson's Acres

Brighton, CO

Johnson's Acres runs out of York Street in Brighton, reachable directly by phone or email for current offerings and visiting hours. The farm's old web domain has since changed hands and now redirects elsewhere, so calling or emailing is the reliable way to reach them.

Jones Farm

Cortez, CO

Established in 1996 a mile outside Cortez, Jones Farm grows pumpkins for seasonal sales and runs an October PumpkinFest with a corn maze, haunted house, gourd mixes, and a petting zoo. The farm sits down dirt roads off Road M between Mildred and Lebanon roads. It's a longtime fall stop for Montezuma County families.

Just What Grows Gardens

Brush, CO

Just What Grows Gardens is a USDA-certified organic operation in the countryside outside Brush growing cut flowers, herbs, eggplant, peppers, and squash, plus drought-tolerant native plants for sale. Owner Stacey Poland takes first-time visitors by appointment. Payment is cash or check only.

Kean Urban Farm

Pueblo, CO

Kean Urban Farm operates on Arthur Street in Pueblo, part of a small but growing wave of city-lot growing operations in the area. No independent website or listing surfaced beyond the address, so hours and what's for sale are best confirmed by phone before stopping by.

Kiowa Creek Coaches

Mead, CO

RJ Steele runs a horse-drawn carriage service out of Mead, working show-quality Percheron horses across a fleet that ranges from Victorian carriages to limousine-style coaches and wagonettes seating up to twelve. Kiowa Creek Coaches books weddings, parades, proms, quinceañeras, hayrides, and fall festivals across the Front Range, foothills, and eastern plains.

Living Water Fibers and Alpacas

Craig, CO

Living Water Fibers and Alpacas raises alpacas in Craig, on Colorado's Western Slope near the Yampa River, for fiber rather than livestock sales. No independent website or listing turned up beyond the name and address, so current hours and product availability are best confirmed by phone.

Lone Pine Alpacas

Colorado Springs, CO

Lone Pine Alpacas raises alpacas on Oslo Grove in the Black Forest area northeast of Colorado Springs, offering fiber, breeding stock, and support for people new to raising alpacas themselves. It's a working ranch rather than a public petting-zoo stop — visits and purchases go through direct contact rather than posted hours.

Lower Valley Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Grand Junction, CO

A seasonal pumpkin patch and corn maze on 23 and L Road in Grand Junction, on the fruit-and-produce-heavy Lower Valley of the Grand Valley. Fall-only agritourism stop for pumpkins and a maze rather than a year-round market.

Lukens Farms

Fort Collins, CO

Lukens Farms is an on-farm market on State Highway 14 outside Fort Collins selling pork, beef, and goat meat alongside live poultry -- chicks, hens, turkeys, geese, and goslings. It's one of the few local spots stocking both meat and live animals direct from the producer.

Masonville Orchards

Ault, CO

Masonville Orchards grows apples on Weld County Road 43 outside Ault, the same rural stretch as Adams Apple Country Store down the road. The name references the foothills community of Masonville near Loveland, though this orchard sits well east of there. No verified phone, email, or website turned up clean enough to trust — one directory listing surfaced only a placeholder address.

Mazzotti Farms

Hudson, CO

Mazzotti Farms in Hudson sells fresh vegetables at Denver-area farmers markets from July through October and opens a 10-acre corn maze and u-pick pumpkin patch each fall, with wholesale pumpkins, straw bales, corn stalks, and gourds. Its greenhouse and garden center closed in 2025, but the farm stand and fall season continue.

McClure Orchards - ORGANIC

Paonia, CO

McClure Orchards grows organic, integrated-pest-management apples in Paonia's North Fork Valley, with u-pick apples, pumpkins, and a corn maze in season. The farm also sells Colorado Department of Agriculture-certified organic eggs and goat's milk, a rare combination for a fruit orchard.

Mile High Farms

Bennett, CO

Mile High Farms in Bennett runs two corn mazes across 11 acres alongside a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, antique tractor hayrides, and barrel cart rides. The fall festival operates weekends, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with concessions on site.

Moon Farm Pumpkin Patch

Fruita, CO

Moon Farm Pumpkin Patch in Fruita pairs its pumpkin field with a petting zoo and an unusual set of collections spanning ancient history through the Old West. It's open daily through October 31st, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Mueller's Little Farm

Littleton, CO

Mueller's Little Farm is a 2.5-acre spread in Littleton that opens its you-pick pumpkin patch on October weekends, with goats, face painting, crafts, and a resident magician for the kids. Parking is free.

Munson Farms

Munson Farms has worked the same stretch of land at 75th and Valmont since 1976, when it started as a two-acre corn stand on the Pearl Street Mall. The operation has since grown past 100 acres, raising sweet corn, tomatoes, peaches, spinach, and pumpkins — most of it picked the day it's sold. The farm stand runs daily, 9 to 6, through the season. Fifty years in, the sweet corn still carries the local reputation.

Northern Colorado Corn Maze

Fort Collins, CO

Known locally as Jack Lantern's, this 15-acre corn maze on South County Road 5 has been running fall weekends in Fort Collins for over a decade. Daytime hours bring pumpkin picking and a family-friendly maze; after dark, the same field turns into a haunted corn maze. Open Fridays through Sundays, October 4 through 31, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with group rates available on request.

Orchard Creek Ranch

Glenwood Springs, CO

Orchard Creek Ranch grew heirloom Jonathan, Rome, and Double Red Delicious apples on roughly 80-year-old trees off I-70 near Glenwood Springs for 15 years as a you-pick orchard. The owners closed the orchard permanently in 2026 after an early bloom and late frost, compounded by drought, wiped out the crop.

Orchard Valley Farms and Black Ridge Winery

Paonia, CO

Orchard Valley Farms and Black Ridge Winery combines an organic orchard and vineyard in Paonia's Black Bridge Road area, growing raspberries, apples, pears, peaches, blackberries, cherries, and grapes alongside farm-raised beef. The winery side offers tastings and hosts weddings on site.

Osborn Farm

Loveland, CO

Osborn Farm sells pumpkins by the pound, 55 cents each, every fall in Loveland, alongside gourds, corn stalks, straw bales, heirloom corn, mums, and honey. Weekends bring hayrides, a barrel train, and a petting zoo for a small fee. Admission and parking are free, leashed dogs are welcome, and the farm takes cash or card seven days a week through the season.

Pantaleo Farms The Great Pumpkin Patch by Moonlight

Pueblo, CO

Pantaleo Farms grows the Pueblo chile the family sells raw and roasted through its Pueblo Chili Co., and turns the fields into The Great Pumpkin Patch by Moonlight every October, with free admission, free hayrides, a corn maze, and a petting zoo.

Pinon Ridge Ranch

Strasburg, CO

Pinon Ridge Ranch, east of Strasburg on County Road 46, has grown onions and pumpkins alongside pasture-raised turkeys, farm eggs, and honey pulled from its own hives, with pony rides and a petting zoo rounding out the visit. Some directories now list the ranch as closed, so confirm current status before making the drive out from Denver.

Platte River Fort

Greeley, CO

Platte River Fort sits along the South Platte River outside Greeley, running as an RV park and event venue rather than a working farm. Grounds include grassy meadows and wildflower stretches with mountain views, and guests come for hiking, biking, kayaking, and fishing along the river as much as for weddings and group bookings.

Plowshares Community Farm

Longmont, CO

Plowshares Community Farm is a diversified organic CSA farm in Longmont growing vegetables with a focus on soil health. Members pick up shares Wednesdays 4-7 p.m. at the farm, with a second drop-off at Spectra Logic in Boulder.

Pumpkin Pickin' Paradise

Milliken, CO

Pumpkin Pickin' Paradise in Milliken brings its pumpkins to a central picking area on County Road 52 rather than sending visitors into the field. Hours run 1-6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. weekends during the season.

Pumpkins and More

Holyoke, CO

Pumpkins and More A-Maiz-ing Farm opened in 2009 in Holyoke and runs a 6-acre corn maze alongside its pumpkin patch, with hayrides and caramel apples for the fall crowd.

Red Barn Pumpkin Farm

Eaton, CO

Fagerberg Produce runs this pumpkin patch a mile and a half west of Highway 85 on County Road 70, open weekends only — Saturdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., from the first weekend of October through the 28th. It's a straightforward field operation outside Eaton: no corn maze or festival extras, just pumpkins by the row. Call ahead or email for group visits before making the drive.

River Ranch Farms

Loveland, CO

Family owned since 2010, River Ranch Farms runs its pumpkin patch along the Big Thompson River in Loveland with free parking and no admission fee. The season runs Friday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Rock Creek Farm U-Pick-em Pumpkin Patch

Broomfield, CO

Rock Creek Farm has run one of northern Colorado's oldest pumpkin patches, with more than 100 acres of u-pick pumpkin fields plus corn and hay bale mazes. Visitors can meet goats, pigs, sheep, and chickens, and the farm hosts school field trips each fall. Admission is free on Wednesdays; weekend gate runs $12 with maze access included, and field pumpkins sell for $7 each.

Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch / dba Full Circle Farms

Longmont, CO

Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch has farmed on Highway 66 outside Longmont since 1993 and earned USDA Certified Organic status in 2003, growing more than 100 varieties of vegetables and pumpkins. Walking the grounds and the certified organic farm stand are free; pony rides, a petting zoo, hay maze, and bounce castles run $1 to $5. Open May through November.

Scare Crow Farms

Julesburg, CO

Scare Crow Farms sits along Highway 385 in Julesburg, Colorado's far northeastern corner near the Nebraska line. The name points to a fall harvest operation, but no independent listing or website turned up to confirm hours or offerings — call ahead before planning a visit.

Simply Natural at Desiderata Ranch

Berthoud, CO

Desiderata Ranch is a 20-acre farm and event venue along the Little Thompson River in Berthoud, founded in 1981 and rebuilt after the 2013 flood tore through the property. It still grows organic produce sold from the farm stand while hosting weddings and gatherings on the same ground.

Skål Farm

Golden, CO

A small permaculture-based urban farm on West Colfax Avenue outside Golden, raising goats and chickens with organic, non-GMO practices. Raw milk is the main product they sell directly, alongside other farm goods advertised through their Facebook page rather than a formal storefront or website.

Something From the Farm

Fort Collins, CO

Run by four generations of the Dory family, Something From the Farm grows organic pumpkins on South Timberline Road in Fort Collins and opens for October only. The patch has a pumpkin trebuchet, a corn cannon, hayrides, and a separate corn maze a few blocks over at Greenstone Trail.

Spotted Horse Barnyard

Elbert, CO

Spotted Horse Barnyard operates out of Elbert, a small ranching community on Colorado's eastern plains. No website, social media, or independent coverage surfaced in research beyond the listing itself — call ahead to confirm what's currently open.

Studt's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze

Grand Junction, CO

Now in its third decade, Studt's Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze in Grand Junction grows corn, wheat, hay, and pinto beans on the same land as its fall pumpkin patch, and the family also runs Chacon Sheep Company. Fall activities include gellyball, an electric bull, pony rides, and gemstone mining alongside the maze.

Sunflower Farms

Dolores, CO

Sunflower Farms sits along Highway 145 outside Dolores, in the river valley between Cortez and Rico. No independent website or business listing turned up beyond the name and location; call ahead or check for seasonal flower and produce sales before making the drive.

The Farm at the End of the Road

Paonia, CO

The Farm at the End of the Road sits on Orchard Avenue in Paonia, in the North Fork Valley's cluster of small organic growers. No public website or listing turned up beyond the name and address, which is common for some of the valley's smallest operations — worth a call before visiting.

The Great Pumpkin Harvest Festival

Denver, CO

Four Mile Historic Park — an 1859 farmhouse on the banks of Cherry Creek and one of the oldest standing structures in the Denver area — throws this free fall festival every October. Expect a pumpkin patch, a cake walk, a pie-eating contest, scarecrow building, and a pumpkin hunt for younger kids, with a few individual activities priced separately. The park now runs the event in partnership with ADELSKA. No ticket required to get in the gate.

The Living Farm

Paonia, CO

The Living Farm works 132 owned acres plus 80 leased acres at 5,500 feet in Paonia's North Fork Valley, raising cattle, sheep, chickens, and turkeys alongside vegetables, berries, and grains without chasing organic certification. The farm runs a year-round CSA, a Wednesday-through-Saturday market, seasonal tours, and gardening classes, and sells wool and felted goods made on-site. Harvest Hosts members can also park overnight.

The Patch in Elizabeth

Elizabeth, CO

The Patch is a seasonal pumpkin patch and corn maze drawing families from Parker, Castle Rock, Aurora, and Colorado Springs, with a petting area of ponies, goats, sheep, a mini Juliana pig, donkeys, and chickens. The operation now runs from 7400 SH-86 in Kiowa.

Third Street Apples

Penrose, CO

Third Street Apples in Penrose sells Jonathan, Jonagold, and Red and Yellow Delicious apples along with plums and pears from a roadside tent, and lets visitors pick their own fruit straight from the tree.

Tigges Farm Produce and Pumpkin Patch

Greeley, CO

Founded in 1935, Tigges Farm in Weld County runs a produce stand, roasted Colorado green chile, a gift shop, and a barn quilt gallery alongside its u-pick pumpkin patch. The farm is open Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., from mid-August through October 31st.

Tuff's Ranch

Bennett, CO

Tuff's Ranch raises grass-fed beef without added hormones on open pasture outside Bennett, split across two properties. One side has a walking trail, shooting range, and archery range; the other keeps rescue chickens, ducks, turkeys, peacocks, geese, pigs, emus, sheep, and goats alongside a kids' fishing pond. The ranch also hosts a Memorial Day Western Experience and a Fourth of July block party.

TwoInTents Farm / Coastalfields Feed

Agate, CO

TwoInTents Farm operates out of Agate, a small unincorporated community on Colorado's eastern plains along County Road 160. Paired here with a listing for Coastalfields Feed, the combination suggests a feed-and-farm operation rather than a pick-your-own destination. No further public details turned up in research — call ahead for current offerings.

Two Springs Ranch/ Harvest Days

Pueblo, CO

A working cow-calf and sheep-lamb ranch at 32999 Daniel Road outside Pueblo that opens to the public every weekend in October for Harvest Days, a pumpkin patch, hay rides, and family activities built around the fall harvest. The rest of the year it operates as a working ranch, not a public destination.

Vine Abiding Farms

Fowler, CO

Vine Abiding Farms is a u-pick apple orchard and ranch off Highway 50 near Fowler, with about 1,100 apple trees protected by deer fencing along the river bottom.

Wade Acres

Simla, CO

Wade Acres is a 160-acre prairie ranch on rolling grassland nine miles north of Simla on Highway 86, selling pastured beef, chicken eggs, and fresh pumpkins. Visits are by appointment only.

Wild West Maze

Hudson, CO

Wild West Maze in Hudson offered a 30-acre corn maze with pumpkin patch, trick-or-treat attractions, face painting, and apple bobbing. Multiple sources list the business as likely closed, with no current website or confirmed operating status.

Wishing Star Farm

Wishing Star Farm sits on Ropers Point in the Black Forest area of Colorado Springs, sharing both the road and the listed phone line with nearby Four Corners Farm — likely two names tied to the same small agritourism cluster. No independent website or social presence surfaced in research. Call ahead before visiting.

WolfNRabbit Honey

Castle Rock, CO

WolfNRabbit Honey keeps hives across Castle Rock, Larkspur, and Parker and sells raw, unfiltered honey that's never heated, so it keeps its natural pollen and propolis. The same operation also raises grass-fed, hormone-free beef and pasture-raised eggs from Larkspur. Bee nucs with laying queens are available seasonally for backyard beekeepers.

YA YA Farm & Orchard

Longmont, CO

YA YA Farm & Orchard sits on a century-old homestead outside Longmont first planted in 1896 by Percy and Jennie Goss. The 8-acre orchard now holds roughly 1,000 fruit trees -- heirloom and newer apple varieties, cherry, plum, pear, and wine grapes -- with a farm stand, cider, alpacas, and u-pick days by reservation.

Zippity Zoo Barnyard

Loveland, CO

Zippity Zoo Barnyard in Loveland runs scheduled agritourism field trips for preschoolers through school-age kids, ages 2 to 12, with chickens, goats, and other barnyard animals to meet. It also books birthday parties and family picnics and holds a seasonal farmers market boutique of local artisan goods on fall and winter weekends.

Heckman Hollow

Fowler, CO

Uncle Johnnys U-pick

Cedaredge, CO