Farms Near Stillwater, OK

Stillwater

This is the Stillwater Farmers' Market's location at Stillwater Medical Center, 600 South Adams Street, one of several sites the long-running market rotates through around town. Vendors bring locally grown fruits and vegetables, choice beef and lamb, farm-fresh eggs, hand-crafted breads, jellies, and cut flowers. The Stillwater market dates to 1986 and ranks among Oklahoma's best.

Stillwater

The downtown site of the Stillwater Farmers' Market, this location sits near 309 North Main Street and runs April through August. Vendors carry locally grown fruits and vegetables, choice beef and lamb, farm-fresh eggs, garden flowers, fresh-cut herbs, and hand-crafted breads and jellies. It's the most central of the market's Stillwater locations, walkable from downtown.

Stillwater

Held in the Pioneer Square Mall parking lot at 619 North Perkins Road, this is the Stillwater Farmers' Market's east-side location, handy to the shopping center off Perkins. Growers sell the lineup the market is known for: locally grown produce, beef and lamb, farm-fresh eggs, fresh-cut herbs, baked breads, and seasonal plants. The market has operated since 1986.

Stillwater

N40 Berries is a family u-pick blackberry farm on North Western Road in Stillwater, growing four varieties that ripen in sequence from early June through mid-July. Natchez berries come first and largest; Osage, Ponca, and Caddo follow, trading size for extra sweetness. Picking buckets are provided, and pre-picked or frozen berries can be arranged on request. Hours run Monday evening plus Wednesday and Saturday mornings.

Stillwater

Rockin' Star Farm runs a fall agritourism setup on Alamo Road north of Stillwater, off Highway 51 near Redlands Road. Past seasons featured a pumpkin-patch trail, hayrides, and a spooky evening trail. Reachable at 405-612-0287; check ahead for current-season hours, since the farm hasn't opened every year.

Perkins

Grider Farm bills itself as Payne County's longest-running you-pick pumpkin and gourd patch, spread across 50 acres on the bluffs above the Cimarron River south of Perkins. Visitors pick from the field, ride the hayride, and can learn Dutch-oven cooking during the fall season. The patch typically opens daily through October.

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Cushing

Cushing's farmers market brings locally grown produce to town from June through October, historically on Thursdays. Seasonal tables carry greens, berries, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, okra, potatoes, and watermelon. Some listings place it downtown near Broadway and Cleveland rather than the Bell Creek address on other records, so confirm the location before heading over.

Pawnee

Silver Tine is a fall pumpkin patch run by the Hedges family in rural Pawnee County, near Cleveland Lake in north-central Oklahoma. It opens seasonally for pumpkin picking and family visits. Details online are thin, so call ahead to confirm hours and what's ready in the field.

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Chandler

Webb's Wings raises butterflies and has been building a 2,000-square-foot flight cage to host group tours by appointment. Listings place the operation in the Chandler area of Lincoln County, east of Oklahoma City. Because it runs on an appointment basis and has been expanding, reaching out ahead of time is the way to arrange a visit.

The Humble Hive Homestead near Wellston raises pastured pork, poultry, lamb, and grass-fed Dexter beef, delivering across central Oklahoma from Oklahoma City to Stillwater. Julia Wells and family have homesteaded here since 2013 and opened sales to the community in 2019. They also offer mentorship for aspiring homesteaders. Farm tours run by appointment, and meat sells through their online store at thehumblehivehomestead.com.

Guthrie

Guthrie Farmers' Market sets up at 102 W. Harrison Avenue in the historic downtown, open June through September. Vendors bring produce, salad greens, herbs, honey, watermelons, peaches, farm-fresh eggs, meat, cut flowers, and Made in Oklahoma goods. The market has indoor space. Reach it at 405-282-1947.

Guthrie

Guthrie

Vision Farms is a seasonal u-pick just outside Guthrie, growing vegetables without synthetic pesticides or herbicides. The rows lean Southern-summer: pinkeye purple hull peas, green beans, squash, and okra, picked by hand by the people who'll eat them. The owners frame the farm around local food security, keeping the crop close to home. Open days track the harvest, so check ahead before heading out.

Drumright

Newman Family Farm is an Oklahoma Agritourism member outside Drumright, in Creek County west of Tulsa. Published details on its offerings are thin, but the farm opens to visitors for seasonal agritourism activities. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's running.