Farms in Sioux Falls, SD

Sioux Falls · Farmers Market

Sioux Falls · Farmers Market

Runs Saturdays 8am to 1pm, May through October, at 8th & Railroad in downtown Sioux Falls. Vendors sell farm-fresh eggs, beef, poultry, honey, seasonal vegetables and fruit, herbs, artisan breads and baked goods, plus spring and fall plants and flowers. Wood-fired pizza is available on site. Everything sold is locally grown or produced. One of several long-running markets serving the Sioux Falls area.

Sioux Falls · Agritourism Farm

Tannenbaum Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut operation run by Tim and Claudia Wassom, who have grown Christmas trees for close to 40 years. They planted their first trees west of Sioux Falls in 1988, then moved the farm to Lennox in 2009 as the city grew out toward them. Visitors pick from more than 300 Scotch pine, white pine, and spruce, cutting their own starting Thanksgiving weekend. Claudia also makes wreaths and holiday planters.

Sioux Falls · Farmers Market

Held Saturdays 8am to 1pm, May through October, at Cherapa Place near the river in Sioux Falls, then moves indoors to a parking garage for the winter. About 15 vendors rotate weekly, including Hanisch Farms produce and Dakota Mushrooms & Microgreens, plus eggs, honey, meat, jams, baked goods, flowers, coffee and prepared food. Parking is free and plentiful. Many vendors take SNAP, EBT, WIC and FMNP.

Breadico is an artisan sourdough bakery and cafe in Sioux Falls, not Nebraska as the listing shows. It bakes long-fermented sourdough with locally sourced ingredients, including olive loaves and seasonal breads, and serves pastries, wood-fired pizza, and sandwiches. The company has grown to add a downtown location.

Brandon · Agritourism Farm

Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort sits just east of Sioux Falls in Brandon, a family campground running for over 25 years. Sites range from big-rig full hookups to tent spots and cabins. Amenities include a heated pool and hot tub, two playgrounds, a jumping pillow, mini-golf, a game room, an indoor theater and a seasonal corn maze. Pet-friendly throughout.

Grace Place Farm & Gardens is a market garden on the east side of Sioux Falls, started in 2024 by a couple who moved from California and taught themselves to farm. They raise organically grown vegetables, fruit, eggs, meat, and honey, and make items like sauerkraut, salsa, kombucha, and maple syrup. Eggs go to Look's Marketplace, Glory Gardens, and Sunshine Foods downtown, alongside an on-farm store.

Harrisburg · Agritourism Farm, Christmas Tree Farm

Christmas Tree Acres sells cut trees on Highway 115 just south of Sioux Falls each holiday season, opening from mid-November through mid-December. The lot carries Scotch pine, Canaan fir, Fraser fir, Norway spruce, and white pine, all shaken clean of loose needles and netted for the drive home. The gift shop stocks hand-made wreaths, greenery, and crafts. The owners buy direct from tree growers to keep the selection fresh from the field.

Harrisburg · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Apple orchard five miles south of Sioux Falls with about 6,000 trees across 13 varieties, drawing local families through fall since 1984. Harvest runs mid-August into late October. Weekends bring pony and train rides for kids, and the orchard grows seven acres of pumpkins; caramel apples, pies, crisps, juice and honey fill the store. In late fall it switches to Christmas trees and a light show.

Renner · Agritourism Farm

Strawbale Winery makes fruit, honey, and grape wines in buildings literally built from straw bales, which insulate a prairie-style wine cellar. The South family started it in 2006, tucking the winery between a century-old barn and an old shelter belt north of Sioux Falls. They grow some of their own fruit and buy the rest from local growers, fermenting and blending everything on-site. The tasting room opens Saturdays 11 to 5, with Adirondack chairs on the lawn and summer events.

Harrisburg · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Bee Healthy Produce runs a self-serve roadside stand east of the Tea exit off I-29, selling chemical-free strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, cucumbers, and squash grown with natural methods. Honey comes from hives kept on the farm. The stand works on cash or check. It's a small family operation outside Harrisburg, south of Sioux Falls, with the produce changing as each crop comes ripe through the summer.

Harrisburg · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze

An 11-acre corn maze southeast of Harrisburg that has run for more than 25 years, cutting a new theme design into the stalks each season. Ten checkpoints hide answers to a question sheet; finding the secret one earns a free treat from the concession barn. Open Friday evenings and Saturday-Sunday afternoons, with a haunted version in October. Cash or check only.

Brandon · Agritourism Farm

Choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm two miles east of Brandon offering ten varieties, from Balsam and Douglas fir to Black Hills spruce, blue spruce, Scotch pine and white pine. Cut your own, warm up with free hot chocolate, and browse the gift shop. Open weekends after Thanksgiving into early December; cash only.

Worthing · Produce Farm, CSA Farm

Blue Sky Vegetable Co. is Kjersten and Dirk Oudman's family farm in Worthing, South Dakota, offering the only custom-choice Farm Shares in the Sioux Falls area — subscribers pick their own seasonal produce weekly from June to November, delivered to drop sites or straight to the door from $20 a week. Regenerative methods that imitate natural systems build soil biology for nutritious vegetables and unbeatable flavor.

Canton · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

This Canton-area farm, listed elsewhere as Riverview Christmas Tree Farm, has offered choose-and-cut Christmas trees since 1989; Todd and Shari Gannon took over in 2016. Cut your own tree across four weekends around Thanksgiving, or come for the Pumpkin Festival on the first three October weekends, with pick-your-own pumpkins, hayrides, cider and a nativity stable with live animals.

Valley Springs · Farm Stand

Valley Springs · Agritourism Farm

Roadside produce farm minutes from Sioux Falls on the South Dakota-Iowa border off Highway 42, open weekends 11 to 6. Seasonal picks include tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, and herbs like basil, cilantro, dill and thyme, plus a fall run of pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, bales and corn shocks.

Worthing · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Worthing · Agritourism Farm

Choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on SD Highway 115 near Worthing, south of Sioux Falls. Families cut their own tree, then warm up with free cider and a snack bar. The farm also sells custom wreaths and runs hay rides and Santa visits through the season.

Dairy Farm

Stensland Family Farms milks about 200 cows near Larchwood, Iowa, and bottles the milk plus makes ice cream, aged cheese, and cheese curds at its on-farm creamery. What began as a 4-H project now supplies Hy-Vee, Fareway, and Sunshine stores across northwest Iowa and southeast South Dakota. Three ice cream shops in Sioux Falls and a store on the farm scoop it fresh.

Beresford · CSA Farm, Organic Farm

Canton · Farm Stand, Pumpkin Patch

Canton · Agritourism Farm, Pumpkin Patch

A group of cousins grows pumpkins and gourds west of Canton on Highway 18 to raise money for college. Their covered roadside market sells the pumpkins alongside seasonal fruit and vegetables grown with integrated pest management, plus baked goods and crafts. Cash, check and PayPal accepted.

Humboldt · Agritourism Farm

Sixth-generation family farm about 15 minutes west of Sioux Falls on Highway 19, homesteaded in 1879 and run by Chris and Missy Kasten. Fall brings self-serve and pick-your-own pumpkins, mini pumpkins, gourds and corn shocks, all grown chemical-free, alongside seasonal produce, farm-fresh eggs, and whole and cut broiler chickens. The stand runs on the honor system: cash, check, PayPal or Venmo.

Beaver Creek · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Hansen's Berry Farm grew pick-your-own strawberries on a 57-acre spread east of Beaver Creek in southwest Minnesota, opened by Kathy and Jerry Hansen. The farm ran for about a dozen years, selling pre-picked and u-pick berries in the early-morning hours, before the owners decided to close it. It is now permanently closed.

Larchwood · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Gerber Berries sits on 120th Street outside Larchwood, in Iowa's far northwest corner near the South Dakota and Minnesota borders. This part of Lyon County runs on row crops and dairy, so a produce operation here is worth a stop if you're passing through on Highway 9.

Parker · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Homestead Orchard grows apples you pick up fresh on Fridays and weekends, with the variety on offer shifting week to week as different trees ripen. Beyond apples, the farm sells pumpkins, several kinds of squash, gourds, and displays more than 100 plots of chrysanthemums each fall. The store carries jam, honey, cider, syrup, and caramel, plus fresh apple doughnuts. Established in 2007, it sits about a half hour southwest of Sioux Falls near Parker.

Canistota · Farm Stand, Meat Farm

Canistota · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Montrose · CSA Farm, Produce Farm

Luverne · Farmers Market

Marion

Berrybrook Organics is a diverse, regenerative family farm located 45 minutes southwest of Sioux Falls, SD. Amid acres of conventional corn and beans grown primarily for livestock and biofuels, our passion is growing and raising food for people. Key to our production philosophy is a conviction to only grow and market food that we would want our own family to eat. We are firmly committed to practices that honor the earth, nurture its inhabitants, and respect our proper place within the natural wo

Canistota · Agritourism Farm, Meat Farm

Free-range meat farm raising beef, pork, lamb, chicken, laying hens, ducks and geese on pasture near Canistota. Travis and Lisa Muth took over the longtime Goosemobile operation in 2017 and, with their eight children, run it across three lines: Goosemobile, Pastured Omega Meats and Dakota Down Products. They sell at the Sioux Falls Farmers Market on Saturdays and deliver to Sioux Falls year-round.