Farms Near Pueblo, CO

Pueblo

Pueblo's farmers market runs Saturdays, 7:30 a.m. to noon, May through October, with its main location now at Mineral Palace Park and a smaller pop-up on the city's east side. Vendors sell Pueblo-grown produce and local crafts under the market's own "Locally Grown, Locally Crafted" banner.

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Kean Urban Farm operates on Arthur Street in Pueblo, part of a small but growing wave of city-lot growing operations in the area. No independent website or listing surfaced beyond the address, so hours and what's for sale are best confirmed by phone before stopping by.

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Milberger Farms grows more than 50 vegetable varieties on 400-plus acres east of Pueblo, mixing conventional fields with certified organic ones. Spring means asparagus; summer brings the farm's Pueblo chile harvest, roasted on site. What started as a produce stand in 2009 has grown into a stop with a deli, bakery, coffee bar, and salad bar. Fall adds a pumpkin patch and corn maze. Open Monday through Thursday and weekends 7am to 5pm, Fridays until 8pm.

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A working cow-calf and sheep-lamb ranch at 32999 Daniel Road outside Pueblo that opens to the public every weekend in October for Harvest Days, a pumpkin patch, hay rides, and family activities built around the fall harvest. The rest of the year it operates as a working ranch, not a public destination.

Pueblo

Harvest Days is an annual fall pumpkin patch and corn maze on Daniel Road in Pueblo, running since 2010 with hayrides and farm animals alongside the pumpkins. Open Friday through Sunday from late September into early November.

Vic Mauro Produce has grown fruits and vegetables on this Pueblo lot since 1991, selling straight off a produce stand at 1037 35th Lane. Pueblo chile is the draw during roasting season, alongside sweet corn, watermelon, pinto beans, and squash grown on the property rather than trucked in from a wholesaler. It's a walk-up stand, not a grocery store, worth calling ahead in the off-season to check what's still available.

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Pantaleo Farms grows the Pueblo chile the family sells raw and roasted through its Pueblo Chili Co., and turns the fields into The Great Pumpkin Patch by Moonlight every October, with free admission, free hayrides, a corn maze, and a petting zoo.

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Avondale

Frederika sits on a 75-acre multi-generation farm in Avondale and cuts a 10-acre Colorado-shaped corn maze with 3.5 miles of trail, plus a second haunted maze after dark. The festival runs mid-September through Halloween with a pumpkin patch, gift shop, and picnic area, and closes out with pumpkin decorating and a costume contest.

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Colorado Springs

The Fountain Farmers Market sets up at 205 S. Fountain Street on Tuesdays, late May through October, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, preserves, breads, tamales, and natural soap from regular vendors. When the outdoor season ends, it moves indoors to the Localvore Colorado Co-Op store on Tuesdays through winter, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Penrose

Jenkins Farms in Penrose does business as Apple Valley Orchards and Western Skies Winery/Cider, running a u-pick apple orchard with mountain views and on-site cider tasting. Registered as a Colorado trade name since 2019.

Operating since 1993 on 1st Street in Penrose, Happy Apple Farm grows apples, blackberries, pears, and raspberries alongside a pumpkin patch, plus a gift shop, deli, and grill and free tractor rides. It's open Friday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Penrose

Happy Apple Farm grows apples on 1st Street in Penrose, a small Fremont County town in the southern foothills below Pikes Peak. No website or social presence turned up in research beyond the address on file — call ahead before visiting.

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Third Street Apples in Penrose sells Jonathan, Jonagold, and Red and Yellow Delicious apples along with plums and pears from a roadside tent, and lets visitors pick their own fruit straight from the tree.

No verified details turned up for Ramey Ranch Goods beyond a Colorado social media presence under that name. Public records didn't surface a confirmed location, product line, or working contact information — best to confirm directly with the business before listing further details.

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Florence

Florence's market sets up at Pioneer Park, corner of Pikes Peak and 3rd Street, every Thursday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., June through late September. Vendors bring vegetables, eggs, honey, jams, meat, and baked goods, much of it grown without chemical inputs even where it isn't formally certified organic. It's a small-town market, modest in size and long on regulars.