This farm sells hand-started, organic herbs, flowers and vegetables starters. Out front is a…read moretraditional farm stand run on the honor system, with instructions regarding keeping $10 in change in a little cookie jar and a place to deposit cash and checks. That's right - one of the few places to still accept checks! My favorites were lupines and all the heirloom tomatoes they had on hand. I loved that I was able to just stop on the side of the road, pick a plant, pay and go. Very easy. Very charming farmstand!

From the owner: We are Sunbeam Farm & Education LLC! For over five years we have grown Vegetables and raised…read moreChickens for Eggs for our community. We use 100% Organic methods and believe that is important to preserve and share this way of producing food. We operate a Farm Stand, source pesticide-free Fruit from the Western Slope, conduct a CSA, put on an Amazing Plant Sale, have Farm-to-Table Dinners and hold a few Private Events. Thank you for your support!

Totes awesome. Love this place so much. Literally the best pumpkins in town. So like last Sunday I…read morewent there with the fam and totally had a blast. My mom was all like "I love pumpkin patches! Especially this one!" Yeah, me too mom. I totes recommend this place #Zoodles

Nice farm stand with an interesting and surprisingly wide variety of reasonably priced produce…read more I've bought fruits & veggies here I've never seen before. Occasional events like summer dinners and a harvest festival every October.

My favorite place to buy local produce in CO! Cure is the cutest little farm stand with tons of…read morebeautiful fresh produce and so much more. They not only sell their wonderful organic items, but also serve the community with other farms' produce, dairy, meat, bread, pottery, you name it. Their flowers are insanely gorgeous and the people working here are so friendly and knowledgeable. I learn something new every time I stop by. Open 12-5 daily. A must visit!

I love this cute little farm. They have organic produce and everyone is super friendly. They mill…read moretheir own flour you can purchase too! The only downside is their hours. They are only open 12-5 wish they opened earlier but I'm sure maybe they harvest early in the morning.

Great farmers market great grocery essentials and vendors are consistently there. The non-grocery…read morevendors are unique, which makes me happy.

Farmers Market on a Saturday afternoon was busy and a great area to shop and have lunch! Tons of…read morevendors from vegetables, microgreens, honey, apples, pretzels & pastries and 4-5 food vendors tucked in the corner with a sitting area to enjoy your lunch. Had good vibes and closely to the park which is convenient for those with kids!

Had a wonderful few hours here with my Toddler. I wish kids could get closer then outside fence to…read moresome animals but I imagine it may be safety issue? They can feed goats, sheep, bighorn sheep, alpacas through fence. Chickens are turkeys are running around free and it's set up great that you can roam and not feel like your on top of other guests. They have a sandbox type silo, a bunch of toy trucks to play with, some climbing and swinging items and a small play house (we did not go in because a bunch of kids were playing). I would say go early bring a lunch and sit out and play and let kids explore. It's a little pricy $15 for anyone over 12 months so a family of 4 is $60 but I'm sure it helps the farm keep well maintained. I would go back and recommend to anyone with small kids.

So much fun! I was pleasantly surprised. Very clean and well-maintained…read more My 5 year old had a blast feeding the animals, using the zipline, unique swings, treehouses, exploring, even riding a horse which she has been terrified to do until now. Make reservations, especially for the weekends. They did not have any space for walk-ins on the Saturday we went.

Excellent locally-adapted seeds. A great way to support local agriculture and get delicious food…read moreand interesting varieties of plants from good people!

From the owner: In less than 100 years, humanity has gone from maintaining heirloom seeds traditionally around the…read moreglobe to an industrially-controlled food system with GMO seeds as the driving force. Simultaneously, pressing global issues such as climate change, species extinctions and soil degradation compel us to grow new multicultural roots and create elegant solutions that provide for our basic needs: food, seeds & community! Around five decades ago, a movement began in an attempt to recover seed and food sovereignty and re-establish “public domain” plant breeding. MASA focuses on re-establishing food and seed growing as fertile ground for creating community. Through reconnecting with the earth and our food, we reconnect with each other and our diverse cultural roots. We create wider access to fresh and healthy food and seed for low-income, underprivileged, undernourished and diverse populations. We are in a unique position to honor the efforts of our ancestors, while securing viable agricultural options for the future of our children and generations to come.