Farms in Sand Springs, OK

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm

High-Fence Farm packs a lot onto four acres west of Tulsa in Sand Springs: spring bedding plants and vegetable starts from its greenhouse, u-pick blueberries, plus asparagus, rhubarb, chestnuts, pecans, and seasonal produce. Small groups can book field-trip visits to feed the chickens and walk the tree and shrub plantings. The greenhouse keeps Tuesday-through-Saturday hours in spring; the rest of the year, call first, since the farm runs without paid staff or fixed hours.

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm

Firey Trails has hosted reserved group hayrides on 41 wooded acres west of Sand Springs since 1989, about 35 minutes from Tulsa. The Firey family's property centers on a rustic pavilion and fire pits used for bonfires, picnics, birthday parties, and weddings. Events run by advance reservation rather than drop-in visits.

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm

Pleasant Valley Farms spreads across more than 400 acres of countryside outside Sand Springs and grows one of Oklahoma's widest pumpkin and winter-squash selections, over 90 varieties sourced from 13 countries. Fall brings a 15-acre corn maze, tractor-pulled hayrides, and a petting barn; the farm also cuts Christmas trees on winter weekends. Mini golf, punkin chunkin', and three fishing ponds keep families busy. October runs daily.

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm

Prayer Mountain is a rural event and retreat property west of Sand Springs, off 209 West Avenue. It hosts weddings, family camps, and church gatherings on wooded grounds rather than operating as a working produce farm. Groups reserve the site in advance for outdoor gatherings.

Sand Springs · Farmers Market

The Sand Springs Farmers' Market runs Saturday mornings from 8 to noon, May through September, at 101 East Broadway Street just west of Tulsa. Local growers bring seasonal produce, and some sell certified organic. It draws a steady neighborhood crowd through the summer harvest.

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

This October pumpkin festival in Sand Springs, just west of Tulsa, is free to walk through, with an activity pass covering unlimited inflatables, a kids' hay maze, festival games, and face painting. A petting zoo and an exotic animal draw families, and more than 20 staged backdrops make it a photo stop. Pony rides cost extra. Part of every pumpkin purchase goes to local church youth ministries.

Sand Springs · Agritourism Farm

GBreisch is an agritourism listing on South 137th West Avenue in Sand Springs, just west of Tulsa. The name appears to reference the family behind the operation, but no public details describe what the property grows or offers visitors. Reach out directly to learn what's available and whether it's open to the public.

Sapulpa · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Cedar Bluff Raspberries grows u-pick raspberries and garden vegetables on Stanfield Road in Sapulpa, southwest of Tulsa. The farm opens for the June-into-July raspberry window and runs early, from about 6:30 a.m. to dusk Monday through Saturday, to beat the heat. Raspberries ripen fast and pick out quickly, so early birds do best.

Tulsa · Farmers Market

The Market at Guthrie Green runs on the downtown Tulsa lawn that replaced an old freight yard, now a green-tech park with shade structures and water features. The farmers market shifted to Thursday afternoons at 4, drawing vendors with produce, dairy, meat, eggs, prepared foods, bedding plants, cut flowers, and hand-crafted goods. Concerts, festivals, and fitness events fill the same space year-round.

Tulsa · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Berryhill Blueberries grew about a dozen pesticide-free blueberry varieties on West 41st Street, southwest of downtown Tulsa, with proceeds supporting founder Dr. Richard Presley's medical mission trips through Presley Family Ministries. Families came to pick straight from the bush at fair per-pound prices during the early-summer season. Recent listings mark the farm as closed, so anyone planning a visit should confirm it is operating first.

Tulsa · Agritourism Farm

Okie Bee Farms is a small mobile honey business in Tulsa selling raw honey, whipped honey, pollen, beeswax candles, and other hive products, with ingredients sourced as close to Tulsa as possible. There's no online checkout yet; orders go by phone or email, then ship or get delivered around the Tulsa area with payment through Square or PayPal. The farm also sets up booths at events statewide.

Tulsa · Farmers Market

The Cherry Street Farmers' Market is the Saturday flagship of the Tulsa Farmers' Market, drawing more than 70 vendors from 7 to 11 a.m., April through October. Shoppers find tomatoes, squash, herbs, artisan breads, pastries, cut flowers, and pasture-raised meats and eggs. It's a producer-focused market in Tulsa's Cherry Street district, and the organization also runs a Kendall Whittier location during the week.

Sapulpa · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Meadow Blackberry Farm grows thornless Natchez blackberries on a trellis system in Sapulpa, run by Norman and Pat Asher on the family homestead. More than 2,000 plants make for easy picking, and the University of Arkansas variety is large and sweet. The u-pick season runs June and July on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Call ahead, since the farm's status can change season to season.

Sapulpa · Agritourism Farm

The Peppermint Dragon is an herb and vegetable market on a small Sapulpa farm southwest of Tulsa, growing produce by natural methods since 1992. Owner Donna Vogelpohl raises a wide spread: blackberries, tomatoes, peppers, asparagus, broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, onions, squash, and strawberries, sold alongside cut flowers and handmade woodcraft. Some produce is pick-your-own, some already picked. Seasonal availability shifts through spring and summer, so call before visiting.

Sapulpa · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Jenks · Farmers Market

The Jenks Farmers' Market, also called the Jenks Saturday Market, runs Saturdays through spring and summer at 301 E. Main Street in downtown Jenks. Vendors sell Oklahoma-grown produce and local goods, with free parking in the lots and along Main Street. It's a short walk from the Jenks Riverwalk and downtown shops.

Tulsa · Farmers Market

The North Tulsa Farmers' Market operates at the Tulsa Community College Northeast Campus, 3727 E. Apache Street. It focuses on reaching lower-income shoppers and accepts SNAP and related nutrition benefits alongside cash and cards. Vendors sell produce and other locally grown food. The market has indoor space.

Tulsa · Farmers Market

Tulsa's Sunday-only farmers market operates at the Fontana Shopping Center near 51st Street and Memorial Drive, with indoor space that keeps it going in rough weather. Vendors sell locally sourced produce and goods, and many accept SNAP, EBT, FMNP, and WIC alongside cash and cards. The Sunday timing fills a gap left by the area's Saturday-focused markets.

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