Farms Near Wichita Falls, TX

Wichita Falls

This is the tourism office for Wichita Falls, not a farm. The city's Convention and Visitors Bureau on 5th Street promotes North Texas attractions near the Red River. Its agritourism relevance is as a clearinghouse for area ranches, farmers markets, and events, including the annual Hotter'N Hell Hundred bike ride and nearby hunting and wildlife destinations.

This Wichita Falls market operates at 713 Ohio Street, the same downtown site as the Charlie-Thornberry certified association. It gathers North Texas growers from the Rolling Plains around Wichita Falls. No vendor roster or hours are published online.

A certified producers market at 713 Ohio Avenue in downtown Wichita Falls, North Texas near the Red River. 'Certified' means vendors sell what they grow or make themselves. It serves the farming country of the Rolling Plains. Schedule details aren't posted online.

Wichita Falls

This listing is the Wesley Foundation, a United Methodist campus ministry on Taft Boulevard at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, not a working farm. Some campus Wesley groups keep a small community or teaching garden, but no farm operation was confirmed at this address.

Wichita Falls hosts this market at 101 East Hatton Road, in North Texas near the Red River and the Oklahoma line. Growers from the rolling wheat-and-cattle country around the city bring seasonal produce, and local vendors add homemade goods. The market takes its name from the river that forms the nearby state border.

Wichita Falls

Clark Farms is on Seymour Highway southwest of Wichita Falls in Wichita County. Public details about the operation are limited. Filed under agritourism, farms along this North Texas corridor commonly grow wheat, cotton, and seasonal produce, and some open for u-pick or fall events. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's offered and when, since hours at operations this size follow the growing season.

Wichita Falls

Tuckers Farm Too works land along FM 171 north of Wichita Falls, near the Red River and the Oklahoma line. This is North Texas wheat, cattle, and row-crop country rather than orchard territory. The listing carries no crop details, website, or phone. A separate Tucker's Farm entry sits farther out the same FM 171 road, so the two are likely one family operation.

Wichita Falls

The King's Good Vineyard & Berry Farm lies on West FM 171 northwest of Wichita Falls, near the Red River. The name points to grapes alongside berry crops such as blackberries. North Texas berries come in through late spring and early summer. Call ahead for picking availability.

Iowa Park

Ponies2you is a mobile pony-ride and petting-zoo service based in Iowa Park, near Wichita Falls in North Texas. Operations like this bring ponies and small farm animals to birthday parties, school events, and fairs rather than hosting visitors at a fixed farm. Public listing details are limited. Contact them directly to check availability, travel range, and pricing for an event booking.

Young's Orchard and Berry Farm grows tree fruit and berries on FM 171 north of Wichita Falls, near the Red River in north-central Texas. Orchard-and-berry farms like this usually open for pick-your-own during the summer harvest, selling fruit by the pound while it lasts. Crops and ripeness change through the season, so check what's ready before driving out.

Tucker's Farm sits at 9590 FM 171 in the Wichita Falls area of North Texas, out toward the Red River bottomlands. It shares the FM 171 corridor with a Tuckers Farm Too listing closer to town, and the two appear to be the same family's ground. No crops, hours, or contact information are posted with the record.

Charlie

Westside Orchard is a small orchard on FM 171 near Charlie, an unincorporated community in Clay County northwest of Wichita Falls. This is North Texas ranch-and-farm country close to the Red River and the Oklahoma line. Details online are thin, so contact the orchard directly to confirm what fruit is in season and whether picking is open to the public.