Farms in Hamilton, MT

Hamilton · Agritourism Farm

Davin and Julia Athman opened this U-pick pumpkin patch in the Bitterroot Valley in 2014, on Meadowlark Lane south of Hamilton. When the fall patch isn't running, the family raises grass-fed Lowline cattle and sells Montana homegrown beef. The patch opens in mid-to-late September and stays open until the pumpkins sell out. It's a small, family-run operation aimed at local families.

Hamilton · Farmers Market

Hamilton · Agritourism Farm

Wild Rose Emu Ranch keeps about 120 emus on Rose Lane outside Hamilton, in the Bitterroot Valley. Joe and Clover Quinn started the ranch in 1996 and refine their birds' fat into pure emu oil, which they blend into moisturizers and salves. The oil carries omega-3, -6, and -9 fatty acids and gets used on dry skin, cuts, and sore joints. The ranch also sells emu meat, leather, and feathers.

Hamilton · Agritourism Farm

A permaculture farmstead on McCarthy Loop south of Hamilton, established in 2012 along the Bitterroot River. ABC acres runs farm-stay vacation rentals, guided and self-guided farm tours, and livestock feedings, and sells organic meat and produce through an on-site shop. The land is worked with polycultures, food forests, rotational grazing, and no-till methods. Travel & Leisure named it a top farm-stay destination in 2023.

Hamilton · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Hamilton · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Homestead Organics Farm runs a farm stand and CSA program from its base on Skalkaho Highway in Hamilton, Montana, selling eggs, vegetables, and seasonal boxes straight off the property. The farm doubles as an educational center, hosting community events like Farm Fun Day that let local kids see where food actually comes from before it reaches a plate.

Farm Stand

ABC Acres has no confirmed website or social listing under that name in Idaho. Small acreage operations like this often sell exclusively through local networks rather than maintaining an online presence.

Victor · Agritourism Farm

Painted Rocks Winery makes mead, the honey wine, rather than grape wine. Four couples from the West Fork of the Bitterroot drainage started it, naming it for the reservoir near their homes upstream of Victor. The lineup runs to a light mead and a dark mead, sold through retail outlets across western Montana. It's one of the few Montana wineries built entirely around honey.

Meat Farm

Bar MW Meats runs a Montana State Inspected processing operation on Quast Lane in Corvallis, cutting and packaging beef, pork, and lamb sourced entirely within Montana. The retail counter is open weekdays 9 to 5:30 and Saturdays 9 to 3, and the shop also handles custom processing for hunters and other producers bringing in their own animals.

Victor · Agritourism Farm

A Halloween haunted attraction set in a three-acre cornfield off Highway 93, about 4.5 miles south of Victor and half an hour south of Missoula. After dark, paths cut through 10-foot corn lead past graveyards, walking zombies, and a chainsaw-wielding character. Daytime hours turn family-friendly, with wagon rides and a mini corn maze for kids. It was named 2024 Haunt of the Year.

Graze & Roam Farm has no city, address, or web presence on record beyond its name. No details could be verified.

Darby · Farmers Market

Stevensville · Farmers Market

Saturday market in downtown Stevensville, set at the four-way stop where Main meets 3rd West, next to Valley Drug and Variety, running 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. from early May through early October. Now past its 20th year, it brings together Bitterroot Valley growers and makers with farm eggs, local honey, produce, homemade jams, and handcrafted goods, plus food trucks and young vendors. The market takes WIC and Senior coupons and is entirely vendor-run.

Stevensville · Agritourism Farm

A 20-acre family farm and nursery in the Bitterroot Valley near Stevensville, with about five acres in vegetable production grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides. KT-Farms sells through an on-site farm stand, a CSA program, and U-pick fields. The lineup runs from peas, beans, and tomatoes to squash, root crops, and peppers, plus strawberries, melons, and a limited apple crop, framed by Sapphire and Bitterroot mountain views.

Full Bushel Farm grows cut flowers as its main crop, backed by edible flowers, herbs, vegetables, and a fall pumpkin patch on Sullivan Road in Stevensville, Montana. The self-serve farmstand also carries livestock, body care, and home goods, and stays open daylight hours, seven days a week, serving the Bitterroot Valley.