Farms in Casper, WY

Casper · Farmers Market

The Casper Summer Farmers' Market runs the warm months at 400 East Collins Drive, the downtown market site near the North Platte River. Wyoming's growing season is short and late, so the strongest weeks come in high summer once central-state gardens and fields catch up. Look for regional produce, ranch meat, and handmade goods. Confirm this year's opening and closing dates before going.

Casper · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

Jacketts Pumpkins grows a 5-to-10-acre pumpkin patch on the HS Ranch west of Casper along Highway 220, open through September. Visitors pick their own from the field or buy pre-picked pumpkins, with hayrides during the season. Pumpkins usually mature in early September at this high-plains elevation, so the patch opens earlier than in warmer states.

Casper · Farmers Market

Casper's downtown market meets at 400 East Collins near Beech Street, a few blocks off the North Platte River. It brings central Wyoming growers together through the summer, the only stretch the high-plains climate really allows. The mix leans toward garden vegetables, local beef, and baked goods from around Natrona County. Dates change year to year, so verify before you head out.

Casper

HodgePodge Farm sits west of Casper at 47782 US-20, along the highway corridor running out toward Natrona County's open range. The listing carries no crop or product detail, and the farm keeps little public presence online. Its name points to a small mixed operation rather than a single specialty. Anyone driving US-20/26 west of Casper toward the 82604 area can watch for it off the highway.