Farms in Kalispell, MT

Kalispell · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze

A 20-acre corn maze on Birch Grove Road between Kalispell and Columbia Falls, a mile south of Glacier Park International Airport. From mid-September through Halloween the Fritz family opens the maze along with a cow train, culvert slides, a small bale maze, a bale pyramid, a tractor-tire sandbox, and bounce houses. Late October brings a haunted trail through the corn and a haunted barn.

Kalispell · Farmers Market

Saturday market at Flathead Valley Community College's south lot on Grandview Drive in Kalispell, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. across 24 weeks from the first Saturday in May through mid-October. In its 52nd year, it hosts more than 200 vendors selling local vegetables, fruit, meats, eggs, bread, and handmade goods. It anchors the Flathead Valley's farm-market scene, a short drive from Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake.

Kalispell · Farmers Market

Kalispell · Agritourism Farm

Montana Emu Ranch, once branded Laid in Montana, has raised emus and refined their oil into skin, hair, and pet-care products since 1993 from a site west of Kalispell. The formulas skip sulfates, synthetic fragrance, and petroleum fillers, and the ranch runs its own FDA-inspected lab following good manufacturing practices. Products ship nationwide and stock regional shops.

Kalispell · Agritourism Farm

Rainbow Carriage Services runs horse-drawn carriages and wagon rides out of Steel Bridge Road in Kalispell, in the Flathead Valley. Beyond the location and phone line, little about its schedule or rates is posted publicly.

Kalispell · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Kalispell · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Raven Ridge Farm doesn't maintain a confirmed public website or social page under that name in Idaho, a common pattern for small farms that sell through local markets and personal networks rather than online.

Kalispell Kreamery bottles cream-on-top milk, ice cream, and yogurt from the Hedstrom family dairy, which has produced milk in Montana's Flathead Valley since 1978. The creamery sits at 480 Lost Creek Drive in Kalispell and sells direct to the community alongside wholesale accounts through the Western Montana Growers Cooperative and area grocers like Albertsons. Products stay unhomogenized, so the cream rises naturally to the top of every bottle.

Whitefish · Agritourism Farm

SpiritWorks grows and wildcrafts more than 160 culinary and medicinal herbs on ten forest-edged acres between Whitefish and Kalispell, certified organic by the Montana Department of Agriculture. The on-site apothecary sells small-batch tinctures, salves, infused oils, herbal teas, and honey made from what the farm raises. A year-round retreat center sleeps 17 across nine rooms, and farm tours and the store run by appointment. Apprenticeships and herbal boot camps round out the season.

Meat Farm, Livestock Ranch

Farm To Market Pork & Beef has no address or web presence on record beyond its name and product types. No details could be verified.

Sun Hands Farm grows vegetables, herbs, and gourmet mushrooms on Caps Road outside Kalispell, Montana, running a CSA program alongside a line of mushroom extracts that ship free on orders over $35. The family farm, operated by Shawn and Jenn McDyre, focuses on sustainable growing practices suited to the short Flathead Valley season.

Two Bear Farm grows vegetables on land off K M Ranch Road in Whitefish, Montana, running a CSA program that regularly sells out each season. The farm formed in 2013 when Ten Lakes Farm partnered with a local philanthropist, and today the harvest reaches customers through The Farmers' Stand in town and the Saturday Kalispell Farmers Market.

Meat Farm

Montana Better Beef, despite the Idaho listing here, is a Montana ranch raising grass-fed, certified organic beef and pastured pork with no hormones, antibiotics, or grain finishing. Pickup is available at the ranch or at a standing meetup in Kalispell. No Idaho location or Idaho-specific offering was verified.

Columbia Falls · Farmers Market

Thursday-evening community market in Columbia Falls, running 5 to 8 p.m. from mid-May through late September at 165 Veteran Drive next to St. Richard's Catholic Church. More than 70 Flathead Valley businesses take part: farmers, ranchers, artists, makers, and food trucks, plus live music and locally brewed beer. It sits minutes from Glacier National Park's west entrance, drawing both residents and summer visitors. The market reads as a weekly gathering as much as a produce stop.

The North Shore Farm has little public information available online, common for small direct-market operations that sell through word of mouth or at local stands rather than a website.

Lakeside · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Hockaday Orchards is a U-pick cherry orchard on the west shore of Flathead Lake, about five miles south of Lakeside, run by the same family for more than a century. Pickers work rows of Lambert, Royal Anne, and Wine cherries during the short harvest, which usually opens in late July and lasts a week or two. Ladders are supplied. Bring flat boxes rather than bags, since packed fruit crushes easily.

Bigfork · Farm Stand

Bigfork · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Brigadoon Orchards ran a 'That's My Tree' program near Bigfork, where customers rented a cherry tree — young for the education of it, or mature for the fruit — and had roughly 10 pounds of cherries shipped home. The orchard sat along the east shore of Flathead Lake off Highway 35. The former owner has since sold, and reports indicate the new owners did not continue the program.