Farms in Durango, CO
7 farms in Durango, Colorado sell direct to the public, with 10 more within 30 miles.
In Durango
James Ranch Market
Durango · Meat Farm, Dairy Farm
James Ranch in Durango's Animas Valley runs on regenerative practices that produce 100% grass-fed and finished beef, truly raw grass-fed artisan cheeses, pastured eggs, vegetables, flowers, and Colorado blue spruce trees. The on-site James Ranch Market is open daily and the table-on-the-farm Grill serves ranch-raised ingredients, alongside live music, yoga, self-guided tours, a farm school for kids, and lodging with valley views.
Brightwood Farm, LLC
Durango
After farming in Virginia for 18 years, Dean and Susan decided in late 2018 to make the big move to a 5 acre farm in Hermosa, Colorado, 8 miles North of Durango. Throughout 2019 we worked towards establishing our farm and making it our own. We are farming not just organically, but also biologically here, as we did in Virginia.
Durango Farmers Market
Durango · Farmers Market
The Durango Farmers Market is a growers market, meaning all vendors who attend the market grew or raised their product. We also have ready to eat food vendors who must show they are using local ingredients. Our artisans may not resell any products, all artisan goods must be handmade by the vendor.
Fields to Plate Produce
Durango · Produce Farm
We grow certified organic vegetables and raise grass fed heritage lamb.
Adobe House Farm
Durango · CSA Farm, Organic Farm
Falfa Pumpkin Patch
Durango · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch
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.
Farm-i
Durango · Farm Stand
Near Durango
Turtle Lake Refuge
0.5 miTurtle Lake Refuge is a Durango, Colorado nonprofit founded in 1998 by Katrina Blair, growing and foraging local, wild, and living foods on land northwest of town. At the farmers market it sells microgreens, kombucha, kimchi, kraut, dehydrated foods, and granola bars, and its Turtle Cafe serves donation-based lunches on Tuesdays and Fridays. The group also teaches wild foraging and food-prep classes.
Regulator Ranch
0.7 miTwin Buttes Farm Stand
2.8 miFarm Stand
Twin Buttes Farm Stand sits at 165 Tipple Ave. off Highway 160 in Durango, Colorado, part of the Twin Buttes community farm just west of town. The stand sells vegetables, fruit, herbs, cut flowers, eggs, and honey grown on the farm, plus frozen cuts of locally raised grass-fed beef. It opens Wednesdays 3 to 6:30 from mid-June into early October, with year-round online ordering.
Happy Apple Orchard
10.3 miIgnacio · Agritourism Farm, Orchard
Jack-A-Lope Acres
16.1 miIgnacio · Agritourism Farm
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.
Sutherland Farms
25.1 miAztec · Agritourism Farm
Sutherland Farms has grown pesticide-free produce near Aztec for over 35 years and runs a retail market alongside grass-fed beef and lamb raised without grain or hormones. The stand carries sweet corn, melons, chile, tomatoes, squash, and much more from mid-August through Halloween. Fall brings a Green Chile Festival and a Pumpkin Festival with a corn maze, hayrides, and duck races. It sits in the San Juan River valley of northwest New Mexico.
Bandy Ranch
27.8 miBandy Ranch has raised beef around Aztec in northern New Mexico for more than 30 years, working both sides of the Colorado line. Cattle summer in the high country above Durango and winter on the ranch, finishing on native grass and forage with no added hormones or antibiotics. The beef comes lean and aged. Buyers can visit the ranch for cuts or order quarters and halves by phone, text, or email.
Sacred Song Farm
22.9 miSacred Song Farm is a New Mexico farm with almost no public footprint — no website, hours, or crop list surfaced online. A small farm operating under this name would most likely sell direct from the land or through a nearby growers' market.
Southwest Farm Fresh Harvest Shares
23.3 miMancos · CSA Farm, Organic Farm
Chimney Rock Farm
29.8 miChimney Rock · Farm Stand
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