Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Sparks, NV

Sparks

A fall pumpkin patch, harvest festival, and craft fair at Pyramid Way and Oddie Boulevard in Sparks. Events like this pair pumpkins and hay-bale photo spots with vendor booths of handmade goods. It runs during October; confirm this year's dates before visiting.

Reno

Seasonal pumpkin farm at the corner of Rock Boulevard and Mill Street in east Reno, run by the Ferrari family — not to be confused with the unrelated Ferrari Farms in Linden, California. It opens for the October pumpkin season with pumpkins and fall produce. Details are thin online, so check local Reno listings to confirm this year's opening dates and hours before visiting.

Reno

A family honey business in Reno's Hidden Valley area selling raw honey, bee pollen, and handmade beeswax products, both online and through local retailers. The lineup centers on Northern Nevada honey harvested from their own hives.

Reno

A Halloween event listed at 235 North Virginia Street in downtown Reno — a themed party rather than a farm or pumpkin patch. Little detail is posted online. Check downtown Reno event calendars for the current year's date, venue, and whether it's still running.

Sparks

Family-run agritourism farm on Pyramid Highway in Sparks, established in 2010. The calendar shifts with the seasons: a summer Sunflower Festival, a fall harvest with corn maze and hayrides, and spring visits with baby farm animals. Other draws include gem mining, treats, field trips, and birthday parties. A popular family outing on the north edge of the Reno-Sparks area.

Reno

A honey label on Craigmont Drive in south Reno, near the Sierra foothills the name references. Small Reno-area beekeepers sell raw honey and hive products from local apiaries. Reach out directly to buy.

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Seasonal pumpkin patch on South Virginia Street at the south edge of Reno, opening for the fall harvest weeks through October. Patches like this in the Truckee Meadows usually add hayrides and family photo setups once the weather cools. Specifics on this operation are thin online, so call ahead or check local Reno event listings to confirm the year's dates and hours before driving out.

Reno

A bookshop at 865 Fir Drive in northwest Reno, not a farm — the listing appears miscategorized. Used and secondhand books are the draw at a shop like this. Call ahead to confirm hours, since small independent Reno bookstores often keep limited days.

Reno

A farm on Bacon Rind Road in far north Reno, out toward Palomino Valley. This high-desert stretch above the city holds small livestock and hobby farms rather than row-crop acreage. Reach out directly for what they raise or sell.

Virginia City

Guided ghost walk through Virginia City, the Comstock Lode mining town above the Carson River in the hills east of Reno. Tours cover the 1860s boomtown's saloons, cemeteries, and reputedly haunted buildings along C Street. This is a walking history tour, not a farm. Look up current Virginia City tour operators for schedules, since evening and seasonal times shift.

An organic grower on Franktown Road in Washoe Valley, between Reno and Carson City. The Apple Basket name points to orchard fruit alongside organic produce grown on the valley floor below the Carson Range. Contact directly for what's ready and where to buy.

Dayton

A farm on Comstock in Dayton, along the Carson River in Lyon County. Dayton's river-bottom ground supports hay and small produce operations east of Carson City. Contact the farm for current crops and whether they sell direct.

Carson City

An organic venture tied to a North Carson Street address in downtown Carson City. The name points to organic produce or products, and the central location suggests a market presence rather than a working field. Reach out directly to confirm what they grow or sell.