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Farms in Fort Smith, AR

1 farms in Fort Smith, Arkansas sell direct to the public, with 19 more within 30 miles.

In Fort Smith

Near Fort Smith

Wild Things Farm

5.3 mi

Pocola · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Wild Things Farm

5.5 mi

Pocola · Agritourism Farm

Wild Things Farm sits a mile north of I-540 in Pocola, in far-eastern Oklahoma near the Arkansas line, and has grown pick-your-own fruit since 2000. Strawberries start in late April, followed by blueberries and blackberries through summer. Fall brings hayrides, a corn maze, and a pumpkin patch, plus a gift shop, snack bar, homemade ice cream, and farm animals to pet. Call ahead to confirm the farm is open and picking.

M&M Farms

7.3 mi

Van Buren · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

M&M Grassfed Farm

7.6 mi

Van Buren

M&M Grassfed Farm raises 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef on a small family ranch at 1414 Fayetteville Rd in Van Buren. The cattle are finished entirely on open pasture, no grain, and the farm sells cuts directly to customers along with fresh seasonal greens. Local pickup runs through The Paint Store in town. Call ahead to check what's in stock.

JC Farms (Message for pick-up)

14.3 mi

Rudy

Twin Oaks Peach Farm

15.5 mi

Alma · Agritourism Farm

Twin Oaks Peach Farm grows 12 peach varieties, including Candor, Red Haven, and Bell of Georgia, on Dean Springs Road in Alma, with u-pick running from roughly June 10 to August 10.

Daystar Farm

17.5 mi

Hackett · Agritourism Farm

Daystar Farm, also known as Daystar Arabian Farm, is a working Arabian horse breeding and boarding operation at the foot of the Sugarloaf Mountains near Hackett, offering riding lessons and horse sales rather than produce.

Nanna's Iris Garden

17.6 mi

Charleston · Agritourism Farm

Nanna's Iris Garden is on Keith Road in Charleston, a Franklin County town in the Arkansas River Valley near the state's historic Altus wine country. As the name states, irises are the specialty -- a flower garden rather than a produce farm or orchard.

Simmons Plant Farm

20.5 mi

Mountainburg · Farm Stand

Pense Nursery, Inc.

22.4 mi

Mountainburg · Agritourism Farm, Plant Nursery

Charleston Farmers' Market

19.7 mi

Charleston · Farmers Market

Charleston Farmers' Market sets up along Freedom Road in this small Franklin County town. Public listings don't show a current season or vendor count, so it's worth a call to the city or a check of local Facebook groups before planning a visit.

Simmons Plant Farm

23.0 mi

Mountainburg · Agritourism Farm

Simmons Plant Farm sits on North Highway 71 in Mountainburg, a Crawford County town in the Boston Mountains of the Ozarks. As the name suggests, it's a plant nursery operation rather than a produce farm -- specific stock isn't listed publicly.

Pense Nursery, Inc.

24.1 mi

Mountainburg · Farm Stand, Plant Nursery

Sunnyland Berry Farm

23.0 mi

Booneville · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Old Town Poteau Farmer's Market, Craft Fair

24.9 mi

Poteau · Farmers Market

Held in historic downtown Poteau inside the renovated Town Square, the market's booths range from produce and crafts to outdoor furniture and health and wellness products.

Maple Creek Berry Farm

27.2 mi

Poteau · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Maple Creek Berry Farm grows two acres of u-pick blueberries in several varieties that ripen at different points across June and July, on Pleasant Valley Road outside Poteau in LeFlore County. Buckets and take-home containers are provided, and pickers can grab free jelly-jar labels, recipe cards, and a map of other Oklahoma u-pick farms. Hours run Tuesday and Thursday evenings plus Saturday mornings.

Sallisaw Farmers Market

24.9 mi

Sallisaw · Farmers Market

Smacker Farmers Market

28.7 mi

Farmers Market

Sunnyland Berry Farm

27.9 mi

Booneville · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Sunnyland Berry Farm is a USDA Certified Organic operation on Highway 10 outside Booneville, started by Sunny Bradshaw and his wife Linda Rose to grow blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries. The market has since expanded into honey, coffee and tea, cut flowers, dried herbs, mushrooms, and nursery stock. Organic certification is uncommon among Arkansas u-pick farms, most of which run conventional.

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