Activities by Region
Plan your trip no matter which part of the state you visit: there’s plenty to do wherever your car takes you.
Crafts & Markets • Festivals • Fresh Air Adventures
Crafts & Markets - Central
Arkansas Home Grown Market
2nd Presbyterian Church
8700 N. Rodney Parham
Little Rock, AR 72205
Pulaski County
501-397-6972Tuesday: YWCA--Little Rock (12th and Cleveland) Thursday: Lakewood Village--North Little Rock Saturday: Second Presbyterian Church--Little Rock (Corner of Cantrell and Pleasant Valley) Opening Date: April 24Benton Farmers' Market
Lisa Baldwin
Market Street side of Court House
Benton, AR 72081
Saline County
501-847-0566Season: May thru August
Days of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Hours: 9:00 a.m. to Noon
Offerings: Produce grown in Saline County.Conway County Farmers' Market
Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce
Old Train Station
Morrilton, AR 72110
Conway CountyFaulkner County Farmers' Market
Perry County Farmers' Market
Lionel Smith
1501 Robins
Conway, AR 72034
Faulkner County
501-679-5515
Chuck Crimmins
55 Heifer Road
Perryville, AR 72126
Perry County
501-889-5124Featuring locally grown in-season fresh vegetables, fruits and nuts, herbs, flowers, meats, eggs, baked and canned goods, honey, potted and bedding plants. Located by the Perryville City Park in Perry Co.River Market Farmers' Market
Shannon and Jeffery Light
400 East Markham
Little Rock, AR 72209
Pulaski County
501-375-2552The River Market's two out-door, open air pavilions overlooking Riverfront Park, are filled with farmers selling farm-fresh produce.Suviaz Nursery
Ruby Suviaz
803 Highway 167 North
Bald Knob, AR 72010
White County
501-724-5399
suviaz@ipa.netWe have fresh fruits and vegetables (in season). We are open Monday - Saturday, 8:00 - 6:00 and Sunday 1-6
Strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, squash, tomatoes, peaches, apples, muscadines, raspberries.Unique Craft and Green House
Jennifer Crenshaw
307 East Sevier
Benton, AR
Saline County
501-776-0297Unique Craft Green House is a part of the Stride House Community Support Program, a Division of the Counseling Clinic Inc. We sale a variety of house plants and bedding plants. Our hours are from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Festivals - Central
Antique Tractor and Engine Show
Plantation Agriculture Museum
P.O. Box 87
Scott, AR 72142
Pulaski County
501-961-1409
plantationagrimuseum@arkansas.comCotton, Catfish, & Country Festival
Steve Leopold
Scott Elementary School
Scott, AR 72142
Pulaski County
501-961-1336
Fresh Air Adventures - Central
Adams Farm
Roger Sutterfield
3640 Highway 154
Morrilton, AR 72110
Conway County
501-208-5909Grass-Fed Lamb, Pork, Eggs. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Lester E. Allen
1280 Winrock Drive
Morrilton, AR 72110
Conway County
501-727-5634We have 3/4 acres of blueberries. Five different varieties. Picking begins in July and can run through September. Picking starts at 6:30 a.m., until about 9:00 a.m. before it gets too hot. No pesticides or chemicals used.Arkansas Grapes
The Everett's
104 Austin Loop
El Paso, AR 72045
White County
501-796-3722We have Mars - seedless table grapes, Sunbelt - dark grapes similar to Concord, Reliance - light in color, thin skin. Harvest begins the last week of July and continues through August.Arkansas Soap Company
Johnny and Kelli Calendar
2 Hartman Lane or P.O. Box 214
Houston, AR 72070
Perry County
501-759-2266
candp1@alltel.netArkansas Tomato Grower
Roger Sweatt
Route 3
Clinton, AR 72031
Van Buren County
501-745-8248Come visit us for all your fresh produce. Picked fresh daily. TOMATOES, JALAPENOS, WATERMELON, CANTALOUPE, OKRA, SWEET CORN, SQUASH, CUCUMBERS. We are open Monday - Saturday, 8:00 - 8:00 and Sunday 12:00 - 8:00Armstead Mountain Farm
Sue Nuffer
14733 White Oak Mountain Road
Jerusalem, AR 72080
Conway County
501-745-5465
nuffer@artelco.comMelons, lettuce, onions, broccoli, peppers, cabbage, green beans, greens, squash, corn, tomatoes, celery, soybeans, cucumbers, turnips, radish, beets, sweet potatoes, potatoes, cauliflower. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Armstrong Beefalo Farm
Gary or Barbara Armstrong
684 Ridge Road
El Paso, AR 72945
White County
501-882-2965
beefalo@aristotle.netWe have been raising Beefalo for 12 years on our family farm in White County. We raise our beef naturally on grass. We do not use any hormones, chemicals or antibiotics and all our animals have been raised on our farm. All our meat is USDA inspected.BackYard Berries
Danny and Carolyn Lawson
43300 Higginbotham Road
Perryville, AR 72126
Perry County
501-889-4130Our U-Pick farm is different than any other in the state of Arkansas. Old or young, no bending involved. Matter of fact, our strawberries are grown in vertical stackers that rotate. We grow Hydroponically using the best Organic chemicals available.Bayou Meto Lodge
Bemis Tree Farm, Inc.
4379 West Jackman Trail
Benton, AR 72015
Saline County
501-860-3903
info@bayoumetolodge.com
http://www.bayoumetolodge.com/
Donna Bemis
13206 Asher Road
Little Rock, AR 72206
Pulaski County
501-897-4931
bemistreefarm@sbcglobal.net
www.bemistreefarm.comBemis Tree Farm grows, sells and transplants large shade trees.Black Mallard Outfitters, Inc.
717 Vernon Moody Road
Griffithville, AR 72076
White County
866-DUCK-HUNT
blackmallardoutfitters@yahoo.com
http://www.blackmallardoutfitters.com/BoBrook Farms
13810 Combee Lane
Roland, AR 72135
501-519-5666
www.bobrookfarms.comBoBrook Farms is located in the Arkansas River Valley just west of Little Rock where we have been farming for 16 years. Our farm is family owned and operated. Enjoy Hayrides, bluegrass music, arts and crafts (from around the state), exhibitions, educational events, a corn maze, and pumpkin patch. Stay tuned to our events calendar for activity dates and times. School field trips will be available weekdays - please fill out the contact form on our Web site in advance for reservations.
Monday – Friday 9am-5pm; Saturday & Sunday 10am-6pm
Bradbury Christmas Tree Farm
Rickey Bradbury
9427 Donna Lane
Mabelvale, AR 72103
Saline County
501-602-2449
http://www.arktreegrowers.comThe Bradbury Christmas Tree Farm is a choose and cut farm with several thousand Virginia Pines to choose from. We are open every day 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Thanksgiving until Christmas. We have fresh wreaths, tree food, removal bags and various tree stands.Cathy's Orchard
Cedar Rock Acres
Cathy Hood
475 Mount Vernon Road
Mt. Vernon, AR 72111
White County
501-556-5646
Bill or Audre Sturtevant
1171 Claude Schoolhouse Road
Cleveland, AR 72030
Van Buren County
501-592-3367Blackberries, June & July; Blueberries, June & July; Grapes Seedless Mars, late July, August & September; Fresh Vegetables, May through September. We sell at the River Market in Little Rock on Tuesdays and Saturdays, May through SeptemberCollins Round Mountain Orchard
Racy Garis
159 Millpond Road
Conway, AR 72034
Faulkner County
501-327-0450Located 3 miles south of Conway on Round Mountain, Collins Round Mountain Orchards is a u-pick orchard offering peaches, nectarines, apples, pears, blackberries, tomatoes, muscadines and vegetables.Delta Star Farms
Christian Shuffield
P.O. Box 132
Scott, AR 72142
Pulaski County
501-285-5017
teamces@hotmail.comSalad greens, herbs, sprouts, tomatoes, squash, melons, beans, peas, wheat grass, cabbage, peppers…All certified organic. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Dick's Apiaries
Richard W. Kottler
P.O. Box 53 or 18 Danny Drive
Choctaw, AR 72028
Van Buren County
501-745-6267I keep bees and sell honey (and/or bees) to the public and wholesale. I have honey available most of the year, however fresh crops are normally available around the first of July and mid September.Flower Farm on Wye Mountain
Beth and Butch Eggers
20309 Highway 113
Roland, AR 72016
Pulaski County
501-330-1906
eggers2@windstream.netFresh cut flowers about 20 varieties and arranged fresh bouquets. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Frandy Farms
505 Turner Road
Rose Bud, AR 72137
White County
501-556-4230Ernest Grayson
P.O. Box 699
Bald Knob, AR 72143
White County
501-724-0398Mel Hackett
10 Red Oak Lane
Perryville, AR 72126
Perry County
501-889-5179Potatoes, tomatoes, okra, squash, corn, peas, peppers, cantaloupes, watermelonsDarrel Hall
124 Concord Lane
Beebe, AR 72012
White County
501-882-3949Heifer Ranch
Hidden Valley Farm
Chuck Crimmins
55 Heifer Road
Perryville, AR 72126
Perry County
501-889-2797
Barbara Watkins
719 Ferncliff
Little Rock, AR 72223
Pulaski County
501-821-8082
hiddenvalleyfarm@sbcglobal.net
www.hiddenvalleyfarm.comWe offer fresh raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, and pumpkins. Pick your own or we will pick them for you!Historic Arkansas Museum
200 E. Third Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
Pulaski County
501-324-9531
info@historicarkansas.org
http://www.arkansashistory.com/Holiday Forest
Jim Geisler
2406 Clapboard Hill Road
Little Rock, AR 72227
Pulaski County
501-224-3797
jimandellag@sbcglobal.netGeisler's Holiday Forest Christmas Tree Farm is located at 8917 Dorsey Road, Jacksonville, Arkansas, in North Pulaski County. From AR 107 (JFK) (north of Airforce Base/south of AR89) turn West on Roderwise at the North Pulaski Fire and Rescue Station.Homestead Christmas Tree Farm
Charles and Pat Sanders
14017 Highway 298
Benton, AR 72015
Saline County
501-594-5225
http://www.arktreegrowers.comEstablished 1982. Virginia Pine, Leyland Cypress, Cedar Trees and Natural Wreaths and Garlands. Open 9 a.m. until dark beginning the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve. Trees up to 13 feet tall.Johnston Pumpkin Farms
Cary Johnston
301 Linder Road
Greenbrier, AR 72058
Faulkner CountyKyzer Plant Farm
Jane Reynolds, Elaine Scudder
4011 AR Highway 294
Jacksonville, AR 72076
Pulaski County
501-765-3202Black berries, blue berries, strawberries, figs, peaches, plums, peas, green beans, squash, onions, potatoes, okra, corn, egg plant, tomatoes. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Motleys Tree Farm
Randy Motley13724 Sandy Ann DriveLittle Rock AR
Pulaski County
501-888-1129Lazy M Ranch Resort
Marlsgate Plantation
1349 Stagecoach Road
Fairfield Bay, AR 72153
Van Buren County
501-723-4641
MACK@lazymranchresort.com
Bearskin Lake Road
Scott, AR 72142
Pulaski County
501-961-1307McMurray Farms
Nolan and Rena McMurray
P.O. Box 118
Woodson, AR 72180
Pulaski County
501-397-2606Operation days and hours - 6 days a week 6 a.m. - 5 p.m. All vegetables.Mountain High Produce
Pat High
15533 McGill Road
Cabot, AR 72023
Pulaski County
501-988-9787U-Pick strawberries (Chandler, grown on plastic) available from April 20 until late June, Open 7 days a week from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. Patch phone number 983-8881 during season. Location: Exit 16 off highway 67/167: North on Highway 5.Nixon Flower Farm
Dana Daniels Nixon
1412 Graham Road
Jacksonville, AR 72076
Pulaski County
501-9822379
info@nixonflowerfarm.com
http://www.nixonflowerfarm.com/Jacksonville farm offers fresh-cut garden and wild flowers, approx. mid-March through frost, available Wed. & Fri. in gal. milk jugs via subscription delivery service ($13/gal)to homes and offices in LR/NLR or in LR at Terry's, Hestand's and Wild Oats.Northfork Christmas Tree Farm
Chic Matthews
P.O. Box 264
Greenbrier, AR 72058
Faulkner County
501-679-4555A choose and cut Christmas tree farm with Virginia Pines. We are open on the Friday after Thanksgiving till Christmas Eve, 9:00 a.m. till dark, Weekends only. Other times by appointment. We sell fresh hand made wreaths and will ship anywhere in the U.S.Organic Soybeans
Gillam Farms
Jeremy Gillam
251 Highway 258
Judsonia, AR 72081
White County
800-833-0522Muscadines, grapes, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, asparagus, okra, peas, sweet potatoes, pumpkins. Harvest April thru November. On-site purchasing and u-pick available Mon-Sat 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Ozark Specialty Products
Tom E. Kimmons
Route 1, Box A
Shirley, AR 72153
Van Buren County
501-723-8440We offer log grown, organically certified fresh, dehydrated and value added Shiitake Mushroom products at the Shiitake Mushroom Center located in downtown Shirley, Arkansas, 2 blocks off Highway # 9. Open Monday thru Friday 9 to 5 with guided tours.Petit Jean Farm
Ed Martsolf
1039 Winrock Drive
Morrilton, AR 72110
Conway County
501-727-5659
info@petitjeanhoney.com
http://www.petitjeanhoney.com/Petit Jean Farm offers grass fed lamb raised without antibiotics or hormones. We have a variety of cuts and welcome special orders. All of our meat is processed at a USDA inspected meat processor. Our farm is also home to Petit Jean Honey.Plantation Agricultural Museum
Ben Swadley
Highway 165 East
Scott, AR 72142
Pulaski County
501-961-1409Pruett Farms
Bill McNeel
9057 East Fairview Road
Hensley, AR 72065
Pulaski County
501-602-5382Tomatoes, squash, egg plant, strawberries, greens, beans, Purple Hull peas. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.Pulaski Game and Fish Museum
#2 Natural Resources Drive
Little Rock, AR 72210
Pulaski County
501-223-6300Pumpkins and More
James and Linda Johnson
1899 Edgemont Road
Quitman, AR 72131
Cleburne County
501-589-3122
johnsonls@windstream.netReeders Christmas Tree Farm
Bobby Reeder
6522 East Sardis Road
Hensley, AR 72065
Saline County
501-888-1216Choose and Cut - Christmas Trees. Virginia Pine, White Pine, [Leyland Cypress: Leighten Green; Naylor Blue; Castelel Wellan Gold;] [Arizona Cypress; sapphire; smoke;] Eastern Red Cedar, Burkeye Cedar. Open Thanksgiving Day afternoon. 8:00 a.m. til dark.Schaefers & Collins Produce Farm
Lisa Schaefers
864 Lollie Road
Mayflower, AR 72106
Faulkner County
501-470-0014
info@schaeferscornmaze.comWelcome to our farm! Come visit us for all your fresh produce needs. Picked fresh daily. We will have in their season: sweet corn, cranberry beans, purple hull peas, cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, peppers, watermelons, and cantaloupes.Shawbridge Orchards
Bill Wilson
160 Shawbridge Road
Wooster, AR 72181
Faulkner County
870-543-0654Several varieties of peaches available approximately June thru August. Pick from 7:30 a.m. til 11:00 a. m. everyday. Call to verify availability 870-543-0654. 1.2 miles west of Wooster on Shawbridge Rd. across from Browning's Welding Shop.Southwind Outdoors
P.O. Box 55112
Little Rock, AR 72215
Pulaski County
501-537-0400
Info@southwindoutdoors.com
http://www.southwindoutdoors.com/Stewart's Apiaries
Kiven or Mary Stewart
14806 Cedar Heights Road
North Little Rock, AR 72118
Pulaski County
501-851-1746Pure Honey from Soybeans flowers.Taylor Farms
The Tomato Man
Jackie Taylor
2016 South Benton Street
Searcy, AR 72143
White County
501-268-3952
Frank E. Patterson
2311 South Shobe
Bryant, AR 72022
Saline County
501-847-8618Fresh produce picked daily, located just inside the city limits of Bryant! TOMATOES, CANTALOUPE, WATERMELON A single handed operation for over 15 years!Mary White
2245 Highway 64 E
Morrilton, AR 72110
Conway County
501-477-5015Tomatoes, potatoes, peaches, strawberries, greens, melons, apples, pumpkins, gourds, blueberries
Northeast
Crafts & Markets • Festivals • Fresh Air Adventures
Crafts & Markets - Northeast
A W, Andy's Wholesale Shrubs
Andy or Susan Bookalis
Rt 2 Box 114 B
Lonoke, AR 72086
Prairie County
501-843-3731Our primary business is a wholesale grower of shrubs, groundcovers, perennials and some ornamental trees. We are also a re-wholesaler of shrubs, Japanese Maples and other trees. We offer free delivery ( in most cases) in an approximate 50 mile radius.Arkansas County Farmers' Market: North Market
Ken Adams, County Extension Agent
Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
1009 Liberty Drive DeWitt, AR 72042
870-946-3231 or 870-673-2346
arkd@uaex.eduSeason: May thru SeptemberArkansas County Farmers' Market: South Market
Days of Operation: Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
During peak harvest market may be open Monday thru Saturday.
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Offerings: Produce, Some Bake Goods and Crafts all grown or produced in Arkansas County
Ken Adams, County Extension Agent
Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
1009 Liberty Drive DeWitt, AR 72042
870-946-3231 or 870-673-2346
arkd@uaex.eduSeason: May thru SeptemberASU Regional Farmers' Market
Days of Operation: Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
During peak harvest market may be open Monday thru Saturday.
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Offerings: Produce, Some Bake Goods and Crafts all grown or produced in Arkansas County
Kim Pittcock
NE Corner of Stadium Ave. and Aggie Road
Jonesboro, AR 72401
Craighead County
870-892-2087
kpittcoc@astate.edu
http://agri.astate.edu/Farmersmarket/farmersmarket.htmlLocated on the NE Corner of Stadium Ave and Aggie Road, the ASU Regional Farmers market is open on Saturdays from 7am-11am.Bowers Plants
Bernice Bowers
3450 Highway 135
Corning, AR 72422
Clay County
870-259-3437Bedding Plants for garden and yard. NO NURSERY STOCK. Pot plants (geraniums, mandavilla, bougainville and more). Hanging baskets for sun and shade. Green house hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Cleburne County Farmers' Market
Tony Franklin
Spring Park
Heber Springs, AR 72543
Cleburne County
501-754-2340Season: Year Round
Days of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Offerings: Produce, Foods and Crafts.Cotter Farmers' Market
Jane Flowers
Cotter Spring Park
Cotter, AR 72635
Baxter County
870-435-6524Every Friday from 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. at Cotter Spring Park - May - SeptemberCross County Farmers' Market
Richard Klerk
705 E. Union Ave. Room 2
Wynne, AR 72396
Cross County
870-238-5745Market is located on the north lawn of the Cross County courthouse at corner of Hwy. 1 (Falls Blvd.) and Union Ave. Hours of operation are Saturdays only from 7:00 am to 10:00 am. Fresh fruits and vegetables and homemade craft items are available for sale.Downtown Newport Farmers Market
Ann Hearn, Manager
Parking Lot next to the Newport Economic Development offices
201 Hazel Street
Newport, AR 72112
Jackson CountyJune thru October on Wednesday and Saturday from 7:00 am until sold out. We gave available corn, squash, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, watermelons, crafts, plants, etc.
Flower Haven Nursery
Brad or Paula Leach
84 Dillion Lane
DeWitt, AR 72042
Arkansas County
870-946-2946
bleach@cpomail.netWe grow vegetables, bedding plants and hanging baskets. We grow a spring crop. Ready around the end of March. Except cool weather vegetables - ready 3 or 4 weeks earlier. And we grow a fall crop of vegetables.The Farmers' Market
Larry Cupp
100 East Court Street
Paragould, AR 71245
Greene County
870-239-3013Hodges Nursery
Steve Hodges
4431 Highway 1
Cherry Valley, AR 72324
Cross County
870-588-4444Wholesale and Retail Sales.M & M Landscape and Lawn, Inc.
Residential and Commercial Landscaping.
Many varieties of annuals in 36 ct. flats, four inch pots and one gallon containers including pansies. Also roses, shrubs and trees. Our poinsettias are among the best. Open 8:00 a.m.
Jeff McAnally
HC 80, Box 1100
Sage, AR 72573
Izard County
870-368-5522We have been in the retail business since 1995 in North Central Arkansas. We bring in a variety of ornamental landscape trees & shrubs. We grow most of our own perennials and continue to expand our offerings.Mountain Home Farmers' Market
Mary Michael
3296 Highway 201 South
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
870-425-3903Every Wednesday and Saturday from 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon from May - SeptemberStone County Farmers' Market
Al Williams and Son Nursery, Inc.
Libby Appley
Courthouse Square
Mountain View, AR 72560
Stone County
870-269-4524
Al Williams
1167 East Main or P.O. Box 155
Piggott, AR 72454
Clay County
870-598-3357Field grower of flowering and shade trees, conifer and flowering shrubs. We start digging shrubs in September, trees in November thru March or Early April. Wholesale hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday.
Retail Garden Center and Office ho
Festivals - Northeast
Annual Good Earth Harvest Time
Rogers Road
Pocahontas, AR 72455
Randolph County
870-892-9545Big Woods Birding Festival
Rachelle Moore
270 Madison
Clarendon, AR 72079
Monroe County
870-747-5299
clarendoncityhall@centurytel.netCave City Watermelon Festival
Cave City Chamber of Commerce
209 W. South Street
Cave City, AR 72521
Sharp County
870-283-7333
http://www.cavecityarkansas.info/reset.htmlDelta Crawfish Festival
Vince Pigue
Downtown Paragould
Jonesboro, AR 72401
Craighead County
501-315-3321
lametco@aol.com
www.deltacrawfish.comGrand Prairie Rice Festival
Sandy Davis
Hazen, AR 72041
Prairie County
870-255-3042Ozark Trail and Trout Festival
Jo Price
1001 W Main Street
Heber Springs, AR 72543
Cleburne County
501-362-2444
Fresh Air Adventures - Northeast
Acoustic Guide Service
Jan Cole Roddy
P.O. Box 895
Monette, AR 72447
Craighead County
870-486-2741
http://www.geocities.com/acousticguide/Arkansas Wildlife Farms
178 Wildelife Farms Lane
Casscoe, AR 72026
Arkansas County
870-241-3275
info@wildlifefarms.com
http://www.wildlifefarms.com/Barnhill Orchards
Bob Barnhill
277 Sandhill Road
Lonoke AR 72086
Lonoke County
501-676-2305Products offered: Strawberries (Apr and May), Blackberries (May thru June, Squash (May thru Sep), Cukes (May thru Sep), Sweet Corn (Jun thru Aug), Cantaloupes (Jul thru Sep), Watermelons (Jul thru Sep), Okra (Jul thru Sep), Pumpkins (Sep thru Oct).
Bassham Orchard
Robert or Jo Ann Bassham
3422 Highway 284 East
Wynne, AR 72396
Cross County
870-238-2153Peaches, Nectarines, Apples. End of June to second week of August. Hwy 284 East of Wynne approximately two miles.
Beary Farms
J.D. Beary
486 Highway 412
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Lawrence County
870-886-5515Watermelons - July through September; Pumpkins - October through November; Contact day or night 870-886-5515
Beaver Dam Duck Hunts
Steve "Burly" Johnson
147 Ellis Road
Pocahontas, AR 72455
Randolph County
870-248-3838
http://beaverdamduckhunts.com/Belle Gulley Guide Service
Marty or Sandra Austin
Highway 44
Tichnor, AR 72166
Arkansas County
870-548-2525
info@bellegulley.com
http://www.bellegulley.com/Berries by Bill
Bill Landreth
1802 Eastern Ave
Newport, AR 72112
Jackson County
870-503-0139Big Cyprus Duck Cabin
354 Highway 228
Hoxie, AR 72433
Lawrence County
870-886-6155
wink@nex.net
www.bigcypressduckcabin.comBig Lake Guide Service
Bobby Scott
2210 E County Rd 346
Blytheville, AR 72315
Mississippi County
870-763-1386
duckhunting@arkansas.net
http://www.biglakeguide.com/Black Dog Hunting Club
Todd & Gwen Brittain
P.O. Box 697
Stuttgart, AR 72160
Arkansas County
877-MALLARD
info@blackdoghuntingclub.com
http://www.blackdoghuntingclub.com/Black River Mallard Resort
211 Shane Drive
Paragould
Greene
72450
870-586-0842
info@mallardresort.com
http://www.mallardresort.com/Binkley's Produce
Patricia Binkley
932 Highway 34
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Lawrence County
870-886-5678Buckshot Duck Lodge
Todd Griffin
P.O. Box 147
Gillett, AR 72055
Arkansas County
870-548-3334
contactus@buckshotducklodge.com
http://www.buckshotducklodge.com/The Cabot Patch
Larry High or Jim Wilson
500 Mount Carmel Rd (Hwy 321)
Cabot, AR 72023
Lonoke County
501-605-1313
thecabotpatch@centurytel.net
http://www.thecabotpatch.8m.comSTRAWBERRIES U-Pick & We Pick, PEACHES We Pick CANTALOUPE, OKRA, PLUMS, PURPLE HULL PEAS,
TOMATOES, WATERMELONS, - Etc
From Highway 67/167 take exit 16A, Drive South/East
on Highway 321 for 3-1/2 Miles. Stand is 1/2 mile past
Highway 89 intersection.Carter Farms
Johnny Wayne Carter
P.O. Box 73
Cave City, AR 72521
Sharp County
870-283-5081We grow and sell both red and yellow meated watermelons. We also sell cantaloupes. Our prices are reasonable and the fruit is delicious. Come and visit us in Cave City, Arkansas (home of the worlds sweetest watermelons).
Caubble Orchards
Jack or Tommy Caubble
296 Highway 64 B
Wynne, AR 72396
Cross County
870-238-8627
jccaubble@crosscountybank.comCaubble Orchards has various varieties fruit. Peaches - 30 varieties ripening starting May 25 going until September 10. Nectarines - five varieties ripening from mid June until August 5. Apples - eight varieties, including Arkansas Black, ripening mid October.
D & M Nuthouse & Orchards
Dean or Misty White
133 Humke Lane
Lonoke, AR 72086
Lonoke County
501-676-2468D&M NUTHOUSE AND ORCHARDS offer excellent quality Stewart and Desirable pecans. We are opened from noon til dark everyday from November 1 through January 1. Located 2 miles west of Lonoke on HWY 70, or 15 miles east of I-440 on HWY 70.
Davey Crockett Guide Service
P.O. Box 134
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Lawrence County
800-541-5590
http://www.arkansaswaterfowl.com/Delta Cultural Center
95 Missouri Street
Helena, AR 72342
Phillips County
870-338-4350
info@deltaculturalcenter.com
http://www.deltaculturalcenter.com/Delta Hunting and Guide Service
Dannie L. Daughhetee
3855 Proctor Road
Proctor, AR 72376
Crittenden County
870-733-0225
FarmerDann@aol.comDonaldson WMA and Cache River
4001 Lori Spence
Paragould, AR 72450
Greene County
870-215-5350
http://www.arkansasduckhunt.com/William H. Donham Hatchery
Jeff Newman
3591 Highway 67
Corning, AR 72422
Clay County
877-857-3876
jnewmanl@agfc.state.ar.usDouble S Oaks Ranch
77 Double S Oaks Lane
Midway, AR 72651
Baxter County
870-481-5225
http://www.horserentals.com/double-s-oaks.htmlDuck Guides, Inc.
P.O. Box 225
Dewitt, AR 72042
Arkansas County
800-260-2993
info@duckguidesinc.com
http://www.duckguidesinc.com/Fargo Agricultural School Museum
Arkansas Land & Farm Development Corporation
Route 2, Box 291
Brinkley, AR 72021
Monroe County
870-734-4040Fiegel's Fish and Fowl Ranch
Don Fiegel
12490 Highway 31 N
Ward, AR 72176
Lonoke County
501-605-1199Free range chickens and eggs produced naturally and without chemicals and in a stress free environment. Channel catfish, largemouth bass and bream for the table or pond stocking. Professional consulting on pond and lake management.
Five Oaks Duck Lodge
P.O. Box 586
Dewitt, AR 72042
Arkansas County
800-880-7423
jowenby@5-oaks.com
http://www.5oaksducklodge.com/Flying Feathers Guide Service
185 Cox's Bend Lane
Humphrey, AR 72073
Arkansas County
870-830-3466
mikeb@duck-hunting-guides.com
http://www.duck-hunting-guides.com/Goose Busters Guide Service
P.O. Box 215
Almyra, AR 72003
Arkansas County
731-593-0767
http://www.goosebustershoot.com/Greenheads and Labs
Philip James
P.O. Box 301
Gillett, AR 72055
Arkansas County
870-831-1983
g_n_l@centurytel.net
http://www.greenheadsandlabs.com/Hall's Orchard
Bill or Maggie Miller
HC80, Box 50
Sage, AR 72573
Izard County
870-368-7751We have apples for sale. Our apples are Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Granny Smiths, Winesap, and Arkansas Black. We harvest mid August to Early-Mid September for apples. We also sell pumpkins. All produce is raised on our farm.
Heritage Herb Extravaganza
The Ozark Folk Center
P.O. Box 500
Mountain View, AR 72560
Stone County
870-269-3851
ozarkfolkcenter@arkansas.com
http://www.ozarkfolkcenter.com/default.aspHickory Ridge Duck Club
CR 104
Hickory Ridge, AR 72347
Cross County
870-238-7518
http://www.hickoryridgeduckclub.com/Jim Hinkle Spring River Hatchery
Melissa Jones
895 Highway 342
Mammoth Springs, AR 72554
Fulton County
877-625-7521Joe Hogan Fish Hatchery
Berry Beavers
U.S. 70
Lonoke, AR 72086
Lonoke County
501-676-6963
http://www.agfc.comHolland Bottom Farms
Larry Odom
1986 Pickthorne Road
Cabot, AR 72023
Lonoke County
501-843-7152
sodom@aristotle.netHours - Every Day - during picking season Monday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Strawberry - Mid April - June 5. Peaches - late June - mid/late August. Melons - Other Vegetables - July 4. Pumpkins. Sweet potatoes.
Hooked on Quack
Steve Hess
154 CR 147
Wynne, AR 72396
Cross County
870-697-3278
shess@crosscountybank.com
http://www.hooked-on-quack.com/Jackson Enterprises
Marrice Jackson
P.O. Box 575 or 500 North Street
Ward, AR 72176
Lonoke County
501-843-5775From April to October we raise and sale most all in season vegetables. Usually we harvest Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Selling six days a week at the site. No Sunday Operation. We attend River Market Farmer's Market in Little Rock on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Jester Bee Company
Kevin Jester
P.O. Box 87
West Ridge, AR 72391
Mississippi County
870-531-2373
order@jesterbee.com
http://www.jesterbee.com/At Jester Bee Company, we sell honey produced by our own honeybees - so we control its quality from the blooms of the soybean and cotton plants here in the delta. These flowers produce a honey with a mild and delicate flavor. We manufacture about 12 different types of honey.
Kathleen Johnson Farms
Kathleen Johnson
581 CR 333
Cherry Valley, AR 72324
Cross County
870-588-48327 am till Dark, by appointment. Blackberry, Green Beans, Cucumber, Southern Pea, Tomato. From Cherry Valley, take Highway 42 East to CR333. Turn right on 333 for 0.4 miles. Will reach 581 CR 333. Name on mailbox. Turn right into drive and honk horn.
L'Anguille River Outfitters
Cliff Thomas
1990 Highway 42
Cherry Valley, AR 72324
Cross County
870-588-2200
cliffthomas@lroutfitters.com
http://www.lroutfitters.com/Lewis Evergreen
1581 East Main
Piggott, AR 72454
Clay County
870-667-4155
Fax: 870-667-4157
gogreen@lewisevergreen.com
www.lewisevergreen.comLewis Evergreen enhances its growing programs with varieties from some of the best nurseries in America. These nurseries produce extremely high quality 'liners' which we then grow to larger sizes for beautiful landscapes.
We will continue to improve our inventory by careful husbandry and cultivation, to build a catalog of over 100 varieties of native plants, shade trees, ornamentals and evergreens.Living Farm Museum
202 East Church
Pocahontas, AR 72455
Randolph County
870-892-8329Lower White River Museum
2009 Main Street
Des Arc, AR 72040
Prairie County
870-256-3711
lowerwhiterivermuseum@arkansas.comLuckett-Bell Inc.
Chase Bell
P.O. Box 603
DeWitt, AR 72042
Arkansas County
870-946-4000We produce freshly grown tomatoes, watermelons, sweet corn, cantaloupe, cucumbers, squash, peas, and okra through the growing season. Prefer to sell with commercial or wholesale buyer Mondays through Saturdays.
Mitchell Gardens
Eldon or Pat Mitchell
1011 Old Military Rd.
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
870-424-4420Pre-picked strawberries in May at the Farm; Seasonal Vegetables June thru September at the local Farmer's Market
Mountain Home Berry Farm
Michael and Judy Catlin
693 CR 57
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
870-425-7028Museum of Arkansas Grand Prairie
921 E. 4th
Stuttgart, AR 72160
Arkansas County
870-673-7001
ontheprairiebayou@yahoo.com
http://www.grandprairiemuseum.org/Paradise Wings Hunting Lodge
P.O. Box 531
Brinkley, AR 72021
Monroe County
870-734-2030
paradisewings@earthlink.net
http://www.paradisewings.com/Parker Pioneer Homestead
Phil and Teressa Parker
16944 Homestead Rd.
Harrisburg, AR 72432
Poinsett County
870-578-2699
info@parkerhomestead.com
http://www.parkerhomestead.com/Peebles Farms
Dallas and Shawn Peebles
Highway 64 East
Augusta, AR 72006
Woodruff County
870-347-2649Specializing in Pumpkins-Gourds-Wheat straw-Corn stalks-Indian Corn-Winter Squash. Look for us at the River Market in Little Rock.
Pine Grove Trail Rides
Searcy County Road 41
Leslie, AR 72845
Searcy County
870-447-2367
http://www.pinegrovetrails.com/Piney Fork Berry Farm
Tony Montgomery
RR1 Box 141-B
Evening Shade, AR 72532
Izard County
870-368-5001
kjv1611@centurytel.netHigh bush Blueberries, June 12th- 4th July Open Tue,Thur., and Sat. 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. call for other opening dates.
Piney Ridge Honey Farm
Joe or Tracy Spinks
1800 CR 473
Piggott, AR 72454
Clay County
870-544-2481Cotton, soybean and wildflower honey available year round. Local pollination services available. Beeswax available in late fall.
Pins & Tails Hunting Guide Service
Jim Cunningham
1278 Snodgrass Rd.
Pocahontas, AR 72455
Randolph County
870-892-0500Pluck-a-Duck
399 Highway 193
Wynne, AR 72396
Cross County
1-800-545-5944
info@pluck-a-duck.com
http://www.pluck-a-duck.com/Pumpkin Hollow
Darrell & Ellen Dalton
610 CR 336
Piggott, AR 72454
Clay County
870-598-3568
ddalton@pumpkinhollow.com
http://www.pumpkinhollow.com/Approx. 20 varieties of pumpkins and specialty squashes available mid-September through October. Also available at this time corn stalks, mums, wheat straw bales. Fall festival activities also available in October including corn maze, hayrides, and a haunted house.
Pumpkin Patch Farms
Bryan T. McKnight
1608 Highway 364
Cherry Valley, AR 72324
Cross County
870-208-8060Pumpkins in Cross County, Arkansas near Wynne. Harvesting in September and October. Call me anytime!
Donna Reinhart
P.O. Box 172 or 35 Main Street
Lafe, AR 72436
Greene County
870-586-0685Grow tomatoes and peppers for sale either retail or wholesale during growing season until first frost. In the greenhouse I grow vegetable plants for sale to the general public either retail or wholesale.
Riley's Orchard
Charles or Darlene Riley
3964 Highway 364
Cherry Valley, AR 72324
Cross County
870-588-4335Peaches, Grapes, Apples. Call for picking days and conditions. Beginning around the last week of June to early August for peaches. Mid-July for seedless grapes and August to early October for apples. Hwy 64 and 163 North to 364 West.
Scott Valley Resort and Guest Ranch
223 Scott Valley Trail
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
888-855-7747
svr@centurytel.net
http://www.scottvalley.com/Smitty's U-Pick
Joe or Mary Smith
693 CR 57
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
870-425-7028Smitty's U-Pick offers strawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. We have Cardinal strawberries, and Arkansas developed and patented blackberries. Call for availability and or pre-picked berries.
Southern Tenant Farmers Museum
Ruth Hawkins
Main and Railroad Streets
Tyronza, AR
Poinsett County
870-972-2803Spiders Web Daylily Garden
Vikki Mick
2926 Highway 150
Blytheville, AR 72315
Mississippi County
870-763-5512
vmick@spiders-web.org
www.spiders-web.orgDay Lillies - Over 1000 Varieties. Garden Tours - May 15th - July 1st. Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(perennial, flower)Spradley Berry Farm
Ples Spradley
1942 Clay Hill Road
Lonoke, AR 72086
Lonoke County
501-676-5502We offer blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries as u-pick and pre-picked. Prices for our u-pick berries are usually about one-third the cost of berries found in stores. Our picking season is late May to August.
Stone Ages Farm
Boyd and Marilyn Nelson
HCR 85 Box 92
Leslie, AR 72645
Searcy County
870-447-2669
slettmala@yahoo.com#1. (3 Year Old) U-Pick/Farm sales orchard 70 trees.
#2. Bee operation (Dude Farm) Seminars.
#3. Hydro-Ponics/Irrigation operation (Dude Farm) Seminars/ Hands-on.
#4. Flower/Vegetable operation (Dude Farm) Seminars/Hands-on.Stone Creek Ranch Resort
Arvell & Karry Bass
626 Circle B Lane
Mountain Home, AR 72653
Baxter County
888-203-7433
scr@centurytel.net
http://www.stonecreekranchresort.com/Tom's Christmas Trees
Tom Fallis
405 Highway 350
Wynne, AR 72396
St. Francis County
870-238-9450Eastern Red Cedar 4' - 7'
Leland Cypress 6' - 12'
Open 23 November 1:00 p.m. till December 21st
Open 9 a.m. till Dark.
Choose and we Cut.Twin Rivers Guide Service
4001 Lori Spence
Paragould, AR 72450
Greene County
870-215-5350
http://www.arkansasduckhunt.com/Whistling Wings Outfitters
Lance Shackelford
5228 Deerfield Drive
Jonesboro, AR 72404
Craighead County
870-926-1893
lshack@whistlingwings.net
http://www.whistlingwings.net/
Williams Berry Farm
Ron Williams
350 Harmontown Road
Batesville, AR 72501
Independence County
870-793-2074
ron-sherwilliams@sbcglobal.net
http://www.williamsberryfarm.com/We have blueberries available the month of June into the first week of July. Blackberries are ripening mid June into July. We are open FRI, SAT, SUN, MON 7:00AM till 6:00PM. Our grape crush is late July to late August.
Winters Park Farm
Janine Winters
525 Jamestown Road
Desha, AR 72527
Independence County
870-251-1060
jwinters@cei.netWinters Park Farm, is a culinary herb farm located in Desha, Arkansas. Our herbs are grown in a hydroponic environment without pesticides. They are earth friendly, NATURAL PRODUCE with ORGANIC STANDARDS. Fresh Herbs in Oil, is a product we created unlike any other.
Woody's Guided Duck Hunts
2400 Highway 412
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Lawrence County
870-886-9356
http://www.arkansasduckhunting.com/index.html
Accommodations • Crafts & Markets • Festivals • Fresh Air Adventures
Accommodations - Northwest
Bayou LaGrue Lodge
71 Varnadore Lane
DeWitt, AR 72042
870-946-5511
www.bayoulagruelodge.comAt the Bayou LaGrue Lodge we provide our guests with activities such as fishing, hunting, birding, nature trails and wildlife watching. At the end of the day enjoy a home-cooked meal and relax in our beautiful, natural setting.
The Bayou LaGrue Lodge is located 4 miles northeast of DeWitt off of Highway 1 North.
Ewe Bet Farm
Arkansas Lamb
Grass Fed. All Natural. USDA Inspected
Cave Springs AR 72718
Benton County
479-903-5556
ewebetfarm@gmail.comEwe Bet Farm is your source for locally grown, grass fed lamb. All of our animals are raised on high quality grass pastures free of antibiotics, hormones, and pesticides. We also have fresh eggs, honey, and apples. Come for a visit and stay in our Bed & Breakfast for only $75 a night. Enjoy the privacy of your own suite with kitchen, fireplace, TV (Dish), central heat and A/C. Enjoy a home cooked breakfast, relax on the deck, feed the sheep, or fish in the catfish pond. We are only a few minutes from all major events and attractions in Northwest Arkansas. Why not combine your visit with a Razorback Game, craft fairs, Bikes Blues and Barbecue, or your next business trip? We are just 12 minutes from the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport and only 15 minutes to Wal-Mart General Office. Call or send e-mail to make your reservation. We accept Pay Pal or check.
Hideaway Meadows
Mulberry Mountain Lodging and Events
Calvin and Linda Mason
667 County Road 2275
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
479-754-5692
Verne Patton
4117 Mulberry Mountain Loop
Ozark, AR 72949
Franklin County
479-667-1919
mulberrymtnranch@aol.com
www.mulberrymountainlodge.comSurrounded by the Ozark National Forest, Mulberry Mountain offers lodge and cabin rentals, full campground, convention center, and much more. Schedule your next vacation, gathering, or romantic escape in one of our many unique accommodations.Wild Bear Mountain Cabin Rentals
3931 Zack Road
Marshall, AR 72650
Phone: 870-448-4912 or 479-696-8207
donlandrum@wildbearmountain.com
www.wildbearmountain.comLocated in the heart of Arkansas Ozark Mountains, and nearby to the beautiful Buffalo National River, we have cabins that range from one to five bedrooms. Two-night stay minimum.
Crafts & Markets - Northwest
ABC Nature Greenhouse
Debe Hudson
509 CR 1750
London, AR 72847
Johnson County
479-885-6575
abcnatur@cswnet.comBenton County Farmers' Market
Audrey Smith
Frisco Park
Rogers, AR 72756
Benton County
479-662-3546Bentonville Farmers' Market
Bob Haynes
On the Square in Bentonville
Bentonville, AR 72712
Benton County
479-271-3795Season: Last week in April thru NovemberBerryville Farmers' Market
Days of Operation: Saturday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Offerings: Produce and Crafts. Crafts increase into the fall.
Diane Schumacher
4059 CR 516
Huntsville, AR 72740
Carroll County
870-545-3120Locally grown seasonal produce, fresh cut flowers, herbs and value-added products. Tuesday 3 - 6 p.m.; Saturday 7am - noonBlossom Nursery
Mark or Kathleen Blossom
216 CR 326
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
501-253-7895
mblossom@juno.com
http://www.blossomnursery.com/Regionally adapted, container grown, fruit and nut plants. Including seedling and grafted pawpaw and persimmon trees and grape vines.Blossomberry Nursery
Stan Brown
2662 Highway 21
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
479-754-6489Nursery growing all of its own plants and produce. Sales of all types of annuals and perennials, as well as a wide-array of fresh produce. Gift shop.Brunwick Farmers' Market
Paul Giuffre
115 North 10th Street (Brunwick Place)
Fort Smith, AR 72901
Sebastian County
501-785-4651Season: Year Round
Days of Operation: Wednesday and Saturday
Times: 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Offerings: produce, herbs, flowers, crafts and baked goods.Clarksville Farmers' Market
Nadine Dipple
West Main Street
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
501-754-2340Market held in the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce Parking Lot, West Main in Clarksville.Dobbs Mountain Nursery
Season: Year Round
Days of Operation: Every Day
Hours: Any Time
Offerings: Produce Only
Kathleen Lillie
22029 Dobbs Mtn. Road
Evansville, AR 72729
Washington County
501-848-3609Small specialty grower/retailer nursery located in rural south Washington County, Arkansas. Unusual trees: Paperbark Maple, Fringe Tree, Golden Catalpa, "Frisia" Golden Black Locust, Japanese and Fragrant Snowbell (Styrax), Ginkgo and more.Eureka Springs Farmers' Market
Patrice Gros
10 Woolridge
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
479-253 7461A variety of locally grown produce, plants, and flowers offered on Thursday afternoon and Sunday morning during the growing season (April till November).Eureka Sunday Market
Charlotte Buchanan
6 Hillside Ave.
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
479-363-9528
glamobabe@yahoo.comA European Sunday Market...a place where neighbors meet in an open air treasure hunt featuring fresh produce, flowers, plants, collectibles, antiques, arts & crafts, music, and the unexpected. Sunday market begins May 8- Oct.9 from 9am-4pm.Fayetteville Farmers' Market
James Phillips
P.O. Box 3076
Fayetteville, AR 72702
Washington County
479-236-2910
jamesmichaelphillips@gmail.com
www.fayettevillefarmersmarket.orgThe Fayetteville Farmers' Market is open around the historic downtown Fayetteville square from the first week of April to Thanksgiving. The market is held every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning (7am - 1pm) through October, then Saturdays only in November.Gentry Main Street Market
Mandy Senese
West Main Street
Gentry, AR 72734
Benton County
479-721-2798The Gentry Main Street Market is proud to host local farmers offering a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. Plant items, cut flowers, and an assortment of locally produced crafts will also be offered. The Market will be located on West Main Street.Madison County Farmers' Market
Susan Siegele
1521 Madison 2410
Huntsville, AR 72740
Madison County
479-738-1018Madison County Farmers Market was incorporated in 2003. The Market presently meets on the Huntsville Square Tuesday 7am - 12 p.m. Produce, plants, selected crafts. This is a producer market - vendors must grow or make what they offer for sale.Main Street Harrison Farmers' Market
Kay Steffen
Court Park Square
Harrison, AR 72601
Boone County
870-743-5738Season: June to OctoberMatkins Greenhouse, Inc.
Days of Operation: Tuesday and Saturday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to Noon
Offerings: Produce, Crafts and Flowers
Jim or Jeff Matkins
205 S.W. 3rd Street
Bentonville, AR 72712
Benton County
501-273-7511Retail, Wholesale greenhouse of 60,000 sf. Growing all spring vegetable and flowering bedding plants plus perennials, also fall mums, pansies, etc. Also Christmas poinsettias.Newton County Farmers' Market
Jack Boles
Highway 7 South in Jasper
Jasper, AR 72641
Newton County
870-446-2240Season: Mid May to Mid November
Days of Operation: Wednesday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to Noon
Offerings: Produce and Crafts grown or produced in Newton County.
WIC Participant.Pine Ridge Gardens
MaryAnn King
832 Sycamore Road
London, AR 72847
Pope County
501-293-4359
office@pineridgegardens.com
http://www.pineridgegardens.comLocated in the foothills of the Ozarks, our nursery produces quality native plants as well as some selected ornamentals. Our diversity includes native grasses, sedges & wetland species as well as trees, shrubs, vines & wildflowers.Pope County Farmers' Market
Ric Holland
320 West C Street
Russellville, AR 72801
Pope County
479-968-7098
nandrewry@hotmail.com
http://www.popecountyfarmersmarket.com/Historic Downtown Russellville at the Depot. Exit 81 Off I-40..2 Miles South on Hwy 7 (South Arkansas Ave.). Turn Right just across the tracks on C street. Saturday 7 a.m. till Noon - Monday 3 p.m. till 6 p.m. - Wednesday 10 a.m. till 2 p.m.Rockwell Farms Nursery
Mark Rockwell
2412 West Hudson Road
Rogers, AR 72756
Benton County
501-631-6275Rockwell Farms specializes in producing perennial plants for the retail market. 9000 perennials, over 135 varieties are produced annually. Annuals, shrubbery, and containerized trees are also available.Rogers Farmers' Market
Janet Stanton
First and Elm Street
Rogers, AR 72756
Benton County
479-621-3323
Cutaflower@aol.comThe Rogers Farmers Market is located next to Frisco Park in Historic Downtown Rogers. It is open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7 am to 1pm May thru October and Mondays 4pm to 7pm Between Memorial Day and Labor Day.Siloam Springs Farmers' Market
Ellie Zwaryck
127 N. Broadway
Siloam Springs, AR 72761
Benton County
479-524-4556Siloam Springs Farmers Market opens April 18, 2006, and continues each Tuesday and Friday until late October depending on growing season. Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We have fruits, vegetables, flowers, massages, and a variety of home made items.Simmons Plant Farm
Fred and Gary Simmons
11542 N. Highway 71
Mountainburg, AR 72946
Crawford County
479-369-2345
Simmonsfarms@valuelinx.net
http://www.alcasoft.com/simmons/index.htmlSpringdale Farmers' Market
Jones Center Memorial Walk
Emma Avenue at Hwy 265, SpringdaleContact Jim McGuire, Market Manager, 2325 Reed Ave., Springdale 72764 Phone 479-751-3352 jbmcguire3352@cox.netOpen Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. May through October. 25 vendors sell fresh, home-grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, plants, eggs, honey, jams and jellies, baked goods, handmade crafts
Festivals - Northwest
Altus Grape Festival
Altus Chamber of Commerce
Altus City Park
Altus, AR 72821
Franklin County
479-468-4684
http://www.altusgrapefest.com/Alma Popeye Spinach Festival
Kay Bowles
P.O. Box 2607
Alma, AR 72921
Sebastian County
479-632-6148
almachamber@valuelinx.net
http://www.almachamber.com/spinachfestival/Arkansas Apple Festival
Lincoln, AR 72744
Washington County
479-824-FESTAtkins Picklefest
Raymond McKay
1686 N Shore Road
Atkins, AR 72858
Pope County
479-641-0959Johnson County Peach Festival
Ken Medeiros
P.O. Box 517
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
479-754-9152
jocopeachfestival@yahoo.com
http://www.jocopeachfestival.8m.comMount Nebo Chicken Fry
Vicki Sutton
Mount Nebo State Park
Dardanelle, AR 72834
Pope County
479-229-3328
Fresh Air Adventures - Northwest
Phillip Allen Apiaries
Phillip Allen
320 S. Pleasant Street
Springdale, AR 72764
Washington County
501-756-2148Pure Ozark honey. Our honey is available at the address above, however, you will want to call ahead. We have a small operation with honey available around late May each year. We also have raw, strained honey.Ancient Earth Wisdom/Ozark Ginseng
Roxann Phillips
564 Madison 3270
Kingston, AR 72742
Madison County
479-665-2463
roxann@ozarkginseng.com
http://www.ancientearthwisdom.com/We specialize in medicinal herbs that will grow well in home gardens, as well as Ozark woodland plants that are becoming rare because they need specific growing conditions or have been over harvested from the wild. Plants offered include American Ginseng.Ashley's Blueberries
Ross or Roslyn Ashley
245 CR 329
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
501-253-8344We grow and sell organically grown blueberries. We grow the high bush variety including Collins, Blueray, Duke, Bluecrop, and Bluejay. We harvest our berries from June 5 - July 5. Our hours of operation are 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., seven days a week during season.B and R Game Calls
P.O. Box 206
Mountainburg, AR 72946
Crawford County
479-369-1211
info@deerhollowranchandcabins.com
http://www.bandrgamecalls.com/Bean Mountain Farms
Herb or Karyn Culver
HC 62, Box 665
Deer, AR 72628
Newton County
870-428-5800
beanmtn@jasper.yournet.comBean Mountain Farms specializes in organic, open-pollinated heirloom bedding plants. We offer 13 varieties of tomatoes, 20 peppers, 9 basils, culinary and medicinal herbs, and an assortment of old-fashioned flowering annuals and perennials.Bewley's Peach Orchard
Robert Bewley
379 Johnson Road
Dover, AR 72837
Pope County
479-331-3247The Blueberry Patch
El or Judy Orwig
1201 Longview Drive
Rogers, AR 72756
Benton County
479-631-2483Blueberries: Blueray and Bluecrop; Harvest Season: Month of June (season may go into first week of July); Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Closed Sunday.Bluebird Hill Berry Farm
Jerry or Jeaneane Markham
3434 Bells Chapel Road E.
Atkins, AR 72823
Pope County
501-641-0987
jdjjhm@cswnet.comWe are producers of Arapaho & Apache Thornless Blackberries which become available in early
June. Two seedless grape varieties are grown. Venus is available first followed by Mars. Sunbelt,
a seeded Concord type grape matures later.Bluebird Song Farm
Doelas Landes
5260 Chastain Road, P.O. Box 331
Mulberry, AR 72947
Crawford County
501-997-1996
drlrdl@ipa.netOur owner-operated farm was established in 1995.
We use conventional farming practices on our 21 acres to produce blueberries, Muscadine grapes and blueberry plants.Brianwoods Christmas Farm
C.B. Craig Fish Hatchery
Richard Gustin
7780 Highway 21 North
Berryville, AR 72616
Carroll County
870-749-2670
Tommy Laird
Centerton, AR 72719
Benton County
877-895-2470C-J-C Apiaries
Jack Cox
3276 Crawford
Everton, AR 72633
Boone County
870-429-6491Bee hives - with or without bees. Bees, Pollination, Honey, Fresh vegetables - in season.Chateau aux Arc Vineyards & Winery
Audrey House
8045 Champagne Drive - Highway 186
Altus, AR 72821
Franklin County
479-468-4400
gotwine@chateauauxarc.com
http://www.chateauauxarc.com/Chateau aux Arc has one of the largest and oldest Chardonnay Vineyards in the South. In our tasting room you will find a variety of award winning wines and Arkansas Artists work displayed. We are open everyday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sundays from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m.Christmas in the Ozarks Tree Farm
Martin & Jill Babb
15965 Warden Rd.
Omaha, AR 72662
Boone County
870-426-5259 / 870-577-7389
www.christmasintheozarkstreefarm.comClarksville Perennial and Herb MarketIf you want something fun to do with your family, please visit our choose and cut tree farm, ride the free hayride around the farm on the weekends; get the kids some free candy canes, and enjoy the festive Christmas music while you tromp through the fragrant fields of Virginia and Scotch pine trees picking out your special tree. Please visit our website for any special events. Last, but not least - Have a Merry Christmas!!
Paula Watson
P.O. Box 1041
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
501-885-3018We grow perennials that are suited for Arkansas' growing conditions and herbs of all kinds, such as Echinacea, Rosemary and Lavender. We also grow selected annuals such as Indian Summer Rudbeckia, and edible and ornamental peppers.Cline Berry Farm
George Cline
224 S Spruce St
Harrison AR 72601
870-741-7121
gcline@ieee.org
www.clineberryfarm.comCox Berry FarmWe raise and harvest four cultivars of highbush blueberries – Collins, Bluejay, Blueray and Blue Crop – all ripening in the month of June. We accommodate those who wish to pick their own and those who wish to purchase pre-picked berries. We have clean fields on a hilltop providing a scenic, enjoyable farm experience. For the last several years, all blueberries have been sold at the farm -- with demand exceeding supply. Check our website for opening date and in-season availability of blueberries.
James Cox
Route 2, Box 156
Clarksville, AR
Johnson County
501-754-3707
coxfarms@cswnet.com
http://www.coxberryfarm.com/Strawberries - April and May. Blueberries - June. Blackberries - June. Raspberries - June. Peaches - June - August. Cantaloupe - July - August. Watermelon - July - August. Pumpkins - October. Also Hay Rides! Open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.Crabtree Farms and Produce
David Crabtree
1434 Alma Drive
Alma, AR 72921
Crawford County
479-632-6069Produce available: Cantaloupe and watermelon available approximately July 10. Pumpkins available in the fall by mid September.Dinner Bell Ranch
Drake Farms
4462 County Road 332
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
800-684-3324
info@dinnerbellranchandresort.com
http://www.dinnerbellranchandresort.com/
Julie and Steve Drake
650 Lippert Drive
Rogers, AR 72756
Benton County
501-636-9640
sdrake@ipa.netWe have blueberries, blackberries and apples for picked and U-pick sales. Blueberry harvest is usually June 5 to July 5; blackberry harvest is usually from June 16 to July 12; apple harvest is from mid August to mid October.Drewry Farm and Orchard
Kenny and Nancy Drewry
267 Vaughan Circle
Dover, AR 72837
Pope County
479-331-2987
nandrewry@hotmail.com
www.drewryfarmandorchards.comDrewry Farm & Orchard is Located Off Hwy 164 East Between Dover and Moreland. U-pick/we pick strawberries starting in early spring. Over 28 varieties of peaches go on sale beginning June thru mid September. Some of the newest varieties available anywhere. Produce is available from May until frost. Bring the kids to the u-pick vegetable garden just for children. Pumpkins are available for sale in the fall. Come see the observation bee hive available to enjoy year round.Drewry Farm and Orchard Produce Market
412 W. Parkway
Russellville, AR 72801
Pope County
479-331-2987
nandrewry@hotmail.comHours: Monday - Saturday from 8:30 am - 5:30 pm.
This location offers:
- fresh, homegrown, local produce year around;
- Amish made jams, jellies, and relishes;
- Local raw honey
- Fruit baskets
- Pecans
- Cajun-flavored and traditional roasted peanuts
- And much more!
Ewe Bet Farm
Arkansas Lamb
Grass Fed. All Natural. USDA Inspected
Cave Springs AR 72718
Benton County
479-903-5556
ewebetfarm@gmail.comEwe Bet Farm is your source for locally grown, grass fed lamb. All of our animals are raised on high quality grass pastures free of antibiotics, hormones, and pesticides. We also have fresh eggs, honey, and apples. Come for a visit and stay in our Bed & Breakfast for only $75 a night. Enjoy the privacy of your own suite with kitchen, fireplace, TV (Dish), central heat and A/C. Enjoy a home cooked breakfast, relax on the deck, feed the sheep, or fish in the catfish pond. We are only a few minutes from all major events and attractions in Northwest Arkansas. Why not combine your visit with a Razorback Game, craft fairs, Bikes Blues and Barbecue, or your next business trip? We are just 12 minutes from the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport and only 15 minutes to Wal-Mart General Office. Call or send e-mail to make your reservation. We accept Pay Pal or check.
Far Ames Orchard
Guy K. Ames
18292 Wildlife Road
Fayetteville, AR
Washington County
72701
501-443-0282Ames Orchard grows a wide variety of apples and pears, and offers them through the Fayetteville Farmers Market, roughly from mid-July to late-October.Fenton's Berry Farm
Clyde Fenton
7217 Fork Creek Road
Harrison, AR 72601
Boone County
870-741-9607Fishback Apiaries
John McBride
10750 Fishback Road
Gravette, AR 72736
Benton County
501-795-2021Retail only. Call and leave messageFoothold Farm
David Malm
HCR 70, Box 592
Jasper, AR 72641
Newton County
870-861-5552
footholdfarm@eritter.netFoshee Pecan Farm
Justin Freeman
Paul Foshee
13 Foshee Lane
Blackwell, AR 72823
Pope County
501-354-3791
15752 SR 124
Russellville, AR 72801
Pope County
479-284-3671On-farm market selling watermelons, tomatoes, beans and mild salsa.Fryer's Tree Farm
3332 SW 14th
Bentonville, AR 72712
Benton County
501-795-2778Retail and Wholesale ornamental trees and shrubs. Container and B&B.Galla Creek
Leanne Fender
7367 Highway 64 E
Pottsville, AR 72858
Pope County
479-264-1788
leanne.fender@gmail.comHidden Valley Guest Ranch
Holbens Triple D Farms, Inc.
Ed and Jean Cooper
777 Hidden Valley Ranch Road
Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Carroll County
888-443-3368
getaway@hiddenvalleyguestranch.com
http://www.hiddenvalleyguestranch.com/
Larry Holben or Tonya Holben
133 CR 3572
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
479-705-1221We start peaches around the first of June and end around the middle of August. We have Derby, Sentinel, Topaz, Deidre Ann (white), Glo Haven, Loring, Ruston Red, Redskin Elberta, Cresthaven, and Blake peaches.Horseshoe Canyon Ranch
HC 70 Box 261
Jasper, AR 72641
Newton County
870-446-2555
bj@gohcr.com
http://www.hcrhorses.com
http://www.climbhcr.com/HOME.htmlKnoxville Berry Farm
Brian Logan
389 Private Road 1621
Knoxville, AR 72845
Johnson County
479-885-0804Little Buffalo Blueberry
Jack and Barbara Vasluski
HCR 72 Box 93
Parthenon, AR 72666
Newton County
870-446-5621Lost Spur Dude Ranch
T.J. Hunter
8148 Lost Spur Road
Harrison, AR 72601
Boone County
870-743-7787Mount Bethel Winery
Peggy Post
5014 Mount Bethel
Altus, AR 72821
Franklin County
479-468-2444
sales@mountbethel.com
http://www.mountbethel.com/Mount Hebron Farm
Janet Stanton
1987 Stratsman
Cave Springs, AR 72718
Benton County
479-248-2707Cut flowers may be purchased by the stem or in bouquets. Over 70 varieties of field grown flowers are grown through the season from mid April through October. Potted herb and perennials are also available. Visitors are welcome at the farm daily except Wednesdays.Mountain Greenery
Sara Pollard
23210 Price Road
Winslow, AR 72959
Washington County
501-634-7122Mountain Greenery specializes in organically grown herbs, native wildflowers, perennials and vegetable plants. Plus a wide variety of produce in season, including tomatoes, peppers, okra cucumbers, squash, green beans, purple hull peas, potatoes, and gourds.Ozark Mountain Meadows
2669 CR 4021
Ozark, AR 72949
Franklin County
479-497-2127
ozarkvacations@ozarktrailrides.com
http://www.ozarktrailrides.com/Ozark Mushrooms
Ozark Wildflower Company
Robert Ebert
16067 N. Highway 265
West Fork, AR 72774
Washington County
Ron Rottman
HC 70 Box 169
Jasper, AR 72641
Newton County
870-446-5629
dogwood@eritter.netOzark Wildflower Co. is a small nursery located in the Ozarks near Jasper, AR. A wide variety of over 200 native and ornamental perennials are offered with all plants being seed propagated. Contact nursery by phone or e-mail for scheduled appointment.Pampered Pioneer Soaps and Sundries
Mandy Senese
12656 Pioneer Lane
Gentry, AR 72734
Benton County
479-721-2798All natural handmade soap. Many varieties to choose from including: Lavender, citronella, old fashion lye, and must have for all skin types green clay soap. I also have herbal healing salve for sale. I have farm fresh brown eggs available year round, as well.Peach Pickin' Paradise
Steve Morgan
260 CR 3481
Clarksville, AR 72830
Johnson County
479-754-3707
skmorgan@centurytel.netPost Familie Vineyards
Paul Post
1700 St. Mary’s Mountain Road
Altus, AR 72821
Franklin County
479-468-2741
paul@postfamilie.com
http://www.postfamilie.com/Pot Shoals Net Pen Facility
Rob Underdown
Yellville, AR 72687
Marion County
877-436-1639Ranalli Farms Equipment
Norbert Ranalli
2122 West Henri Detonti Blvd.
Springdale, AR 72762
Washington County
501-361-2738
ngranalli@earthlink.netFarm producers of grapes, blueberries, and 10-15 various types of vegetables; On-site farmers market.Renee's Berry Garden
Pat Ford
1265 Will Baker
London, AR 72847
Pope County
479-293-3229
ford_pat@hotmail.comOpen 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Closed Sundays and Thursdays. Call ahead for prepicked orders and picking conditions.A.B. Richmond
20 College Road
Huntington, AR 72940
Sebastian County
501-928-5953Offering absolute pure, uncooked, unadulterated raw honey gathered across Sebastian county. Available at self serve stand on Highway 7l in Witcherville, Arkansas, near Huntington. Phone 501 928-5953 or 501 928-5608 6 am to 10 pm seven days a week.Rimrock Cove Ranch
Rivendell Gardens
Toni and Dennis Albers
HC 68 Box 166
Green Forest, AR 72638
Newton County
870-553-2556
rimrockcove@hughes.net
http://www.rimrockcoveranch.com/
Gordon Watkins
HCR 72 Box 34
Parthenon, AR 72666
Newton County
870-446-5783
gwatkins@ritternet.comCertified organic fruits, vegetables, and USDA inspected natural meats. Product line includes blueberries (June), strawberries (May), and many vegetables (May-Oct.), as well as pasture raised chicken, turkey, beef and pork (year-round). Sales are via pick-your-own.Riverbend Gardens
Janet Bachmann
5149 S. Shaeffer Road
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Washington County
479-443-9388Specialty cut flowers and vegetables (daffodils, tulips, peonies, iris, sunflowers, glads, tuberoses; mesclun, sugar snap peas, potatoes, onions, cherry tomatoes, sweet and hot peppers, eggplant, snap beans, and more IN SEASON only.) Sold April through October.Roberson Orchards & Farm Market
Jim Roberson
Highway 14 East
Omaha, AR 72662
Boone County
870-426-3400
roberson@omahaweb.netWinter Hours 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Summer Hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 7 days a week all year (closed Christmas and Thanksgiving) Seasonal Fruits - Peaches June thru September; Apples, August thru February; Seasonal vegetables - All SummerPaul Roth
P.O. Box 1971
Fayetteville, AR 72702
Washington County
479-521-6371Sta-N-Step Farms
Les and Kathy Dozier
3104 Wildcat Creek Blvd.
Fayetteville, AR 72704
Washington County
479-361-2789We have 3 varieties of blueberries: Collins, Blueray and Bluecrop that ripen from June 5 - July 4. Were open Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. We had added blackberries, raspberries and strawberries to our major crop of blueberries.Stephenson Family Christmas Tree Farm
Mike or Molly Stephenson
14621 Goshen-Tuttle Road
Elkins, AR 72727
Washington, County
501-521-9868The Freshest Christmas Trees!!! Virginia Pine.
RESERVE-A-TREE (to be cut and delivered to our lot in town on the date of your choice) begins November 4th at the farm.
CHOOSE-AND-CUT at the farm (self-service during the week and full-service on weekend)Sweden Creek Farm
Taylors Orchard
Carole Anne Rose
11540 Madison 3605
Kingston, AR 72742
Madison County
479-665-2146
William J. Taylor
12801 Taylor Orchard Road
Gentry, AR 72734
Benton County
479-736-2004Tontitown Historical Museum
Twin Oaks Peach Farm
Charlotte Piazza
251 E. Henri de Tonti Blvd.
Tontitown, AR 72770
Washington County
479-361-2498
Robert A. Allured
4320 Dean Springs Road
Alma, AR 72921
Crawford County
501-632-3956
allured@earthlink.netU-Pick peaches. 12 varieties from about June 10 to August 10. Some varieties are: Candor, Red Haven, Southland, White Hectar, Loring, Blake, Bell of Georgia, and Red Skin Elberta.Waterfall Hollow Farm
Lisa Cone Reeves
5854 Highway 21 S
Berryville, AR 72616
Carroll County
870-423-3457
info@waterfallhollowfarm.com
http://www.waterfallhollowfarm.com/Waterfall Hollow Farm produces and markets pasture-finished beef, chicken, and turkey from our certified-organic farm near Berryville, Arkansas. We sell our delicious USDA-inspected meats through natural foods stores, direct delivery to individuals, and on site.Wiederkehr Wine Cellars
Dennis Wiederkehr
3324 Swiss Family Drive
Altus, AR 72821
Franklin County
479-468-WINE
info@wiederkehrwines.com
http://www.wiederkehrwines.com/Bobby J. Wilkes
2411 North 53rd
Fort Smith, AR 72904
Sebastian County
501-782-1786
bobwilkes@att.netWatermelons - Early July
Cantaloupes - Early July
Squash - May and June
Corn - Early July
Strawberries - Late April and May
Accommodations • Crafts & Markets • Festivals • Fresh Air Adventures
Accommodations - South
Caddo River Ranch
Ken and Darlene Warneke
1875 Highway 8 E
Norman, AR 71960
Montgomery County
870-334-3248
caddoriverranch@yahoo.com
http://www.caddoriverranch.com/The Crooked Door Guest Cottage
Joy Serrano
24 N. Roseville
Paris, AR 72855
Logan County
479-963-4444
www.crookeddoorguestcottage.comWe offer lodging for our guests who desire a more relaxed and charming atmosphere. Make yourself at home in this newly restored historic home.Daddy Bob's
Robert and Terri Calloway
551 Trenton Blvd.
Nashville, AR 71852
870-845-4145
rtlcunited@yahoo.com
http://www.daddybobs.comDaddy Bob's is a 58+ acre peach, blueberry, and blackberry farm with a 4,000+ sq ft bed and breakfast located in Nashville, Arkansas. Please visit our Web site for more information on current events, available produce and lodging.
The Elms Plantation
Kim Freeman
Altheimer, AR 72004
Jefferson County
501-690-0164
kim176@comcast.netThe Farmstead Bed and Breakfast
Linda Cochran
2162 Short Mountain Road
Paris, AR 72855
Logan County
479-963-9999
host@thefarmsteadbb.com
www.thefarmsteadbb.comPainted Rock Ranch B&BBeautiful, historic farmhouse located just north of Paris. Provides spacious overnight accommodations, meal, and activities. Carriage rides to downtown Paris available.
Deborah and Robert Akridge
334 Arrowpoint Road
Royal, AR 71968
Clark County
501-760-5805
info@paintedrockranch.net
http://www.paintedrockranch.net/Panther Valley Ranch
1942 Mill Creek Road
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Garland County
501-623-5556
ranch@panthervalleyranch.com
http://www.panthervalleyranch.com/
Crafts & Markets - South
Ashley County Farmers' Market
Crossett Chamber of Commerce
Highway 82 in Crossett
Crossett, AR 71635
Ashley County
870-364-6591Informal market with no set times.Bixler Gardens
Wayne Bixler
13307 Highway 270
Sheridan, AR 72150
Jefferson County
870-247-2919
http://www.bixlergardens.com/Hanging baskets, bedding plants, mulch, shrubbery, steel edging, landscaping. We custom grow all bedding plants and hanging baskets, perennials.Clark County Farmers' Market
Jerry Clemons
Caddo Street in Church Parking Lot
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
Clark County
870-246-2281Season: May thru SeptemberColumbia County Homegrown Market Association
Days of Operation: Tuesday and Friday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Offerings: Produce Only
Mark Sharpley
2031 Highway 371 S.
Magnolia, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-234-2303Country Road Nursery
Route 2, Box 154
Hampton, AR 71744
Calhoun County
870-798-4973
countryrdnursery@hotmail.comWe offer annuals, a large variety of perennials including hosta, clematis, daylilies and many unusual types of plants. Some shrubs are available in the spring.
Nursery open late March thru May. Sunday thru Friday. 9:00 a.m. till dark.El Dorado Farmers' Market
Elizabeth Eggleston
P.O. Box 1325
El Dorado, AR 71731
Union County
870-862-4747Season: May thru October; Days of Operation: Wednesday and Saturday; Hours: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Offerings: Produce, jelly, pickles, relish, all grown or produced in Union County.Gateway Farmers' Market
Jean Jones
4323 Jefferson Avenue
Texarkana, AR 71854
Miller County
870-779-3609Season: April thru SeptemberGrannie's Bloomers
Days of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to Noon
Offerings: Produce grown within 75 miles of Texarkana offered for sale by the grower.
Market operated by the Gateway Growers Association of Texarkana
Peggy Parks
107 East 7th
Ashdown, AR 71822
Little River County
870-898-8515
bigred@arkansas.netSmall perennial and biennial nursery. Specializing in plants for the cottage garden look. Plants available in various size container or bare root (ie hollyhocks, coneflowers, daylilies) Can supply other small garden centers and nurseries.Grant County Farmers' Market
Kevin Jones
101 W. Center
Sheridan, AR 72150
Grant County
870-942-2231Historic Downtown Farmers' Market
Hot Springs Public Information Office
100 Broadway Transportation Depot and Plaza
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Garland County
501-321-6806The Transportation Depot and Plaza is located at 100 Broadway Terrace.
Seasons: May thru October
Days of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Offerings: Produce grown in Garland, Saline, Hot Springs, Perry or Montgomery countiesHot Spring County Farmers' Market
Jesse Clark
1415 Smith Street
Malvern, AR 72104
Hot Spring County
501-332-5267Home grown produce. Wonderful varieties. April through October. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. From 6:00AM - Till ?. Located on Rodeo Street in Malvern. Right off of Hwy 270 between fairgrounds and city park, just across Hwy 270 from the old Wal-mart.Lafayette County Farmers' Market
Doyle Smith
Lot E of C&C Packing
Stamps, AR 71860
Lafayette County
870-921-4744Lake Sue Nursery and Farm Supply
Ruth Brewster
1410 Columbia 36
Magnolia, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-234-4477Lake Sue Nursery and Farm Supply is a retail nursery/garden center as well as a feed and farm supply store. Bedding and vegetable plants are grown on site in eight greenhouses; wholesale pricing is offered on most varieties.Montgomery County Farmers' Market
Ronnie Mitchell
Mount Ida Court House Square
Mt. Ida, AR 71957
Montgomery County
870-867-2311Season: April thru SeptemberOuachita County Farmers' Market
Days of Operation: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to Noon
Offerings: Produce and Bake Goods produced in Montgomery County, offered by the producer.
Ryan Francis
1150 Washington
Camden, AR 71701
Ouachita County
870-231-1160A variety of fruits and vegetables that are grown within Ouachita County. Produce availability depends upon the season. The Ouachita County Farmers Market is open Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm.Pine Bluff Farmers' Market
Lawrence Mayer
315 Walnut Street
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Jefferson County
870-534-5127Season: Year RoundPittman Nursery
Days of Operation: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Hours: 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Offerings: Produce and some Crafts by growers.
WIC Participant.
Lynn Aydani or John-Michael Hunter
700 Columbia 61
Magnolia, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-234-1111
pittmann@ipa.net
http://www.pittmannursery.com/We carry 250 acres of container grown nursery stock, including a complete line of ornamentals, bedding plants, perennials, hardwoods, berries, and fruit trees. Catalog available. Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday.Polk County Farmers' Market
Kim Hughes
Highway 71 & Sherwood
Mena, 71953
Polk County
479-394-1668
chughes@wildacreranch.comTuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 7 am until sold out (usually around 10 am). Local crops, fruits, honey, homemade breads, goat milk cheeses, local crafts, jams, relishes, etc. May through September.Scott County Farmers' Market
James Forbes
100 West 1st Street 7
Waldron, AR 72958
Scott County
479-637-2173The Scott County farmers' market operates on Tues, Thur, and Sat mornings at the Scott county Courthouse. All garden products such as, tomatoes, potatoes, melons, peppers, fruits, and berries, are available. Market is open from June to September.Selman's Nursery
Roxie Selman
151 Gin Road
Eudora, AR 71640
Chicot County
870-355-2370We are open 12 months a year, six days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We grow and sell flowers, tomatoes, eggplants, squash, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelons, zuchinni, and lettuce plants in 3 inch cups. We have most garden seed available all year.
Festivals - South
Bradley County Pink Tomato Festival
Bradley County Chamber of Commerce
104 North Myrtle
Warren, AR 71671
Bradley County
870-226-5225
info@bradleychamber.com
http://www.bradleychamber.com/bradleypinktomato/index.htmlCamden Daffodil Festival
Clara Freland
P.O. Box 693
Camden, AR 71711
Ouachita County
870-836-0023
info@camdenfestival.com
http://camdenfestival.com/The Chicken & Egg Festival
Mary Goodwin
P.O. Box 307
Prescott, AR 71857
Nevada County
870-887-2101
mgodwin@iocc.com
http://www.prescottar.com/chamber/festival.htmlDermott Crayfish Festival
Pat Mangum
408 S Trotter Street
Dermott, AR 71638
Chicot County
870-538-5656Hogskin Holidays Festival
James Rawls
5th and Sturgis Street
Hampton, AR 71744
Calhoun County
870-798-2100Hope Watermelon Festival
Magnolia Blossom Festival
Mark Keith
P.O. 250
Hope, AR 71802
Hempstead County
870-777-3640
hopeark@arkansas.net
http://www.hopemelonfest.com/
Magnolia/Columbia County Chamber of Commerce
202 N. Pine
Magnolia, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-234-4352
info@blossomfestival.org
http://www.blossomfestival.org/Mount Magazine International Butterfly Festival
Debbie Westlake-Allen
Downtown Paris
Paris, AR 72855
Logan County
501-963-2244
parischamber@centurytel.net
www.butterflyfestival.com/Mudbug Madness
Ron Cates
621 East 8th Avenue
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Jefferson County
870-536-8175
ronnie@catesandcompany.com
http://smokeonthewaterbbq.comPurple Hull Pea Festival & Tiller Race
Mildred Beene
P.O. Box 1
Emerson, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-547-2707
purplehull@juno.com
http://www.purplehull.com/
Fresh Air Adventures - South
A & B Berry Farm
Anna and Bill Lewis
2929 Highway 190 South
Prattsville, AR 72129
Grant County
870-699-4792We grow blueberries, Low Bush Varity, Premier, Tifblue, and Climax. We also grow blackberries, Navaho, & Cheyenne. Blueberries are ready to pick from June 10 through July. Blackberries June 24 through July. Open Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to Sunset.Albemarle Plant Marsh Tours
Albemarle Corporation
P.O.Box 729
Magnolia, AR 71754
Columbia County
870-235-6000Ashley Outfitters & Legacy Ranch
Autumn Harvest Maze & Pumpkin Patch
Bob Ashley
100 Little River One
Foreman, AR 71836
Little River County
866-798-6031
bob@huntinglegacy.com
Jill Warren
785 County Road 1
Fulton, AR 71838
Hempstead County
870-896-2300Blue Bayou Orchard
David Johnson
601 W Hempstead Street
Nashville, AR 71852
Howard County
870-845-2333Peaches - you-pick or we-pick. Several varieties available starting the first week of June. Please call 870-845-2333 to ensure availability. 9 miles west of Nashville on Hwy 371 then north on Cornbridge Rd. 1 mile, turn east on Yorks Chapel Rd.Daddy Bob's
Robert and Terri Calloway
551 Trenton Blvd.
Nashville, AR 71852
870-845-4145
rtlcunited@yahoo.com
http://www.daddybobs.comDaddy Bob's is a 58+ acre peach, blueberry, and blackberry farm with a 4,000+ sq ft bed and breakfast located in Nashville, Arkansas. Please visit our Web site for more information on current events, available produce and lodging.
Jim Collins Net Pen Facility
Leonard Dean
Lake Ouachita
Mount Ida, AR 71957
Montgomery County
877-867-2190Cowie Winery
Robert Cowie
204 N. Vine
Paris, AR 72855
Logan County
479-963-3990
cowie@cswnet.comCox Berry Farm
David Cox
5021 Park Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Garland County
501-623-5240
coxs4@centurytel.net
http://www.coxberryfarm.com/U-Pick Strawberries - April and May. U-Pick Blackberries - June. Pumpkins - October. Hay Rides. Farm Sales of Blueberries, Peaches, Watermelon, Cantaloupe, Tomatoes.D & D Christmas Tree Farm
Dianne Townsend & Dani Elledge
229 C.R. 36
Hope, AR 71801
Hempstead County
870-777-2942Virginia Pine Christmas Trees and Fresh Wreaths
Open Friday after Thanksgiving until Christmas
Hours: Sunday - Friday - 1:00 p.m. until dark; Saturday - 9:00 a.m. until dark; Open all day Friday after Thanksgiving
Choose and CutDelta Rivers Nature Center
1400 Black Dog Road
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Jefferson County
870-534-0011
info@deltarivers.com
http://www.deltarivers.com/Enoch's Berry Farm
Rt 2 Box 227
Fouke, AR 71837
Miller County
870-653-2512
plants@berryfarm.com
http://www.berryfarm.comWe have grown blackberries and blueberries for the U-Pick market since 1978. We have customers who picked berries as children, that are now bringing their own children to experience the joy of picking and eating berries right off the bush.Forbes Farms
James Forbes
P.O. Box 95
Harvey, AR 72841
Scott County
479-462-5631Strawberries: May-June; Blueberries: June; Blackberries: June; Raspberries: June; All other vegetables including, corn, cabbage, onions, peppers, broccoli, squash, zucchini, tomatoes, potatoes, okra, cucumbers, and much much more are available May - August.Hardin Farms
Jody Hardin
P.O. Box 76
Grady, AR 71644
Lincoln County
501-231-0094
csalittlerock@yahoo.com
www.hardinfarm.comSquash, melons, peppers, peas, beans, berries, catfish, corn, grapes, muscadines, tomatoes, and more.Harvest Fresh Farm
Bill & Susan Cross
400 Highway 82 East
Magnolia, AR 71753
Columbia County
870-234-9230Hearnsberger's Farm
Greg Hearnsberger
Rt. 2 Box 206
Hampton, AR 71744
Calhoun County
870-798-3610Watermelons; several varieties of melons at wholesale and retail prices. Call for prices. Fields open around July 1st. We are located in Hampton which is approximately 30 miles north of El Dorado on highway 167. Call 870-798-3610 for more information.Horse Shoe Vineyards
Larry Walker
251 Sparling Road
Hot Springs, AR 71913
Garland County
501-767-6562
larryl@ipa.netProducts include blueberries, Mars table grapes, blackberries, Wine grapes and Muscadines. We begin harvest early July for blueberries and Blackberries. Grapes and Muscadines start late July and will run into September.Andrew Hulsey Fish Hatchery
Jamison Farm
Don Brader
Lake Hamilton
Hot Springs, AR 71913
Garland County
501-525-9063
Joey Jamison
195 Orchard Road
Nashville, AR 71852
Howard County
870-845-4827Jamison Farm is a third generation family operation that has been growing peaches since 1930. Varieties begin ripening in early June and continue until mid-August. Since dates vary and to insure optimum fruit quality, we ask that customers call for appointment.Liberty Produce
Karla Schaeffer
4231 Ouachita Road 2
Louann, AR 71751
Ouachita County
870-689-3588
schaeffer@adeq.state.ar.usTomatoes, peppers, squash, cantaloupe, watermelons, peas.McAlpine Christmas Tree Farm
Harold McAlpine
197 Christmas Tree Lane
Bismarck, AR 71929
Hot Spring County
501-865-3731Virginia Pine Christmas Trees. High quality, large selection and reasonable prices. Open Thanksgiving until Christmas - Daylight hours - 7 days a week. 2 and 1/2 miles west of Bismarck on Highway 84 - Follow signs to the farm.Mountain View Tree Farm, Inc.
Jim Zornes
671 Zornes Road
Booneville, AR 72927
Logan County
501-675-3159
jzornes@cei.net"Choose and Cut" Christmas tree farm and hand made wreaths. Virginia pine, loblolly and white pine, and leyland cypress Christmas trees. Pine, balsam and fraser fir wreaths. You choose the tree, we cut, shake, sale and carry to your car!National Park Aquarium
Brenda Gibson
209 Central Avenue
Hot Springs, AR 71901
Garland County
501-624-3474
gibsonbrenda@cs.comOakes Berry Farm
Ann Oakes
762 Grant 55
Hensley, AR 72065
Grant County
870-942-7318Pine Bluff and Jefferson County Historical Museum
201 E 4th Ave
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Jefferson County
870-541-5402Pine Grove Christmas Tree Farm # 1
Greg Eckart
2919 Yocum Street
Charleston, AR 72933
Logan County
479-965-2130
geckart21@hotmail.comPine Grove Christmas Tree Farm # 1 is located on North 5th street in Paris, Arkansas. Turn North at Hardees and go about 1 mile to Arnette Street. We are open each weekend between Thanksgiving and Christmas, from 10am until 5:30pm.Santa's Little Forest
Walter Kirchoff
Highway 79
Altheimer, AR 72004
Jefferson County
870-672-9980Our Christmas Tree Farm is on Hwy 79 at Altheimer and right on the highway. We have a Red and White tent on site. We are at the Farm daily 12 to 5 pm and we will cut your tree or you may cut it.Subiaco Abbey and Academy
Mel Stinson and Butch Geels
Intersection of Highway 22 and 197
Subiaco, AR 72865
Logan County
479-934-4411
brmel@subi.org
www.subi.orgSuzanne's Fruit Farm
David and Sylvia Reddin
P.O. Box 272
Hampton, AR 71744
Calhoun County
870-798-4975In business since 1975, Suzanne's Fruit Farm offers U-Pick peaches, blueberries, blackberries, plums, muscadines, and scuppernongs during the months of June-September. We offer 7 different varieties of peaches and 3 varieties of blueberries.Dale Thomas Farm
Dale Thomas
113 Thomas Lane
Dierks, AR 71833
Howard County
870-286-3178Products Offered: corn, improved Pinto Beans, Purple Hull peas, Butter beans, Snap beans, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, okra, squash, Brown Crowder peas. Days/Hours of operation: daily through the fall until darkWebb Tomato Farm
Jerry and Judy Webb
270 Connie Veasey Road
Monticello, AR 71655
Drew County
870-367-9396Big, beautiful south Arkansas tomatoes, Bradleys, Pink Girls, Mountain Springs. Starting 1st week in June, going till Late July. U-Pick, we pick, wholesale and commercial buyers welcome. We also have cucumbers, squash, and peppers.Wildacre Ranch
Kim Hughes
165 Polk 191
Mena, AR 71953
Polk County
479-394-1668
chughes@wildacreranch.com
http://www.wildacreranch.com/Organic blueberries - July and August - u-pick and retail sales; Local raw honey - all year, as availableJoe Willis
10920 Highway 63
Rison, AR 71665
Cleveland County
870-357-2302Tomatoes, peaches, squash, okra, cucumbers, cantaloupe, watermelon.
