Farms in Springdale, AR
8 farms in Springdale, Arkansas sell direct to the public, with 12 more within 30 miles.
In Springdale
Farmland Adventures
Springdale · Agritourism Farm
Farmland Adventures has run fall agritourism in Springdale for over sixteen years, anchored by a giant corn maze plus a pumpkin patch, sunflower field, and petting farm. Add-ons include pony rides, pedal karts, hay pyramids, pig races, and wagon rides, with birthday parties and school field trips booked by reservation. The 2026 season runs September 11 through November 1, Fridays 3–9pm and Saturdays 9am–9pm.
Market Center of the Ozarks
Springdale · Farmers Market
Market Center of the Ozarks isn't a farmers market in the traditional shopping sense — it's a 45,000-square-foot regional food hub that opened in Springdale in May 2025, backed by $31 million including Walton Family Foundation funding. Local farmers and food producers use it for commercial kitchen space, cold storage, crop aggregation, and processing rather than the public browsing produce stalls.
Spring Creek Food Hub
Springdale · Farmers Market, Organic Farm
We are a non-profit organization that partners with local Arkansas farmers to assist with crop planning, educational needs, and grant applications. Additionally, we sell products wholesale to schools, non-profits, and institutions to ensure that underserved communities receive nutrient-rich, local produce and have access to educational resources and lesson plans focused on local produce.
Springdale Farmers Market
Springdale · Farmers Market
Appel Farms
Springdale · Farm Stand, Organic Farm
Appel Farms
Springdale · Agritourism Farm
Appel Farms operates on Elm Springs Road in Springdale, the Washington County city at the center of Arkansas's poultry industry and the Northwest Arkansas growth corridor.
Blue Heaven Farm
Springdale · Agritourism Farm
Dickey Farms
Springdale · Agritourism Farm
Dickey Farms is a small family farm in the hills outside Springdale, run by David and Deana Dickey, who've grown food for the area since 1998 with peaches as their main crop and apple plantings in the works.
Near Springdale
Sacred Hollow Farm
3.5 miLowell · Agritourism Farm
Sacred Hollow Farm runs agritourism on Highway 264 East in Lowell, a Benton County town in the Northwest Arkansas corridor.
Vanzant Fruit Farm
3.7 miLowell · Agritourism Farm
Vanzant Fruit Farms, family-owned since 1949, sells apples, peaches, grapes, and tomatoes along with homemade honey and jams from its Highway 264 market near Lowell.
TownePlace by Marriott Fayetteville AR
4.1 miSpringdale-Fayetteville · Agritourism Farm
This listing points to a TownePlace Suites by Marriott extended-stay hotel in Springdale, not a working farm or agritourism site. There's no produce, livestock, or agricultural activity connected to the address — it appears in this directory in error.
Sacred Hollow Farm
4.5 miLowell · Farm Stand
Farm Box
5.4 miLowell · Agritourism Farm
Farm Box is a food-hub warehouse on North Bloomington in Lowell where farmers and artisans across the region drop off goods for consolidation and distribution, rather than a retail farm stand.
Tontitown Farmers' Market
4.5 miAR · Farmers Market
Ozark Corn Maze
5.9 miCave Springs · Agritourism Farm, Corn Maze
Ozark Corn Maze, run by McGarrah Farms in Cave Springs, cuts three separate corn mazes across 16 acres alongside a hay maze, pumpkin slingshot, petting zoo, and a 4-acre pumpkin patch with 10 more acres for picking. The season runs roughly September 19 through November 1, with Friday evening hours added for nighttime visits.
Neal Family Farm
7.0 miRogers · Agritourism Farm
Neal Family Farm is a family-run u-pick blueberry and blackberry operation in Rogers, open during the June and July harvest. Hours shift with the crop, so the Neals point visitors to their Facebook page or email list for that week's picking times rather than posting fixed hours. Reach the farm at (479) 633-7159 or [email protected] before making the trip.
Ewe Bet Farm
7.2 miCave Springs · Farm Stand, Organic Farm
Fayetteville Farmers' Market
8.9 miFayetteville · Farmers Market
Fayetteville Farmers' Market has run on the downtown square since 1973, making it one of the oldest markets in Northwest Arkansas. More than 100 producers from the four-county region sell fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, artisan bread, and baked goods, with market days Tuesday evenings and Thursday and Saturday mornings. The market also runs online ordering with Thursday curbside pickup and delivery.
The Blueberry Patch
9.2 miRogers · Farm Stand, Produce Farm
Sta-n-Step Blueberry Farm
7.8 miFayetteville · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm
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