Every public farmers market and CSA program we could confirm across Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and Windsor — plus a couple of well-known farms just outside the corridor worth the drive. Hours and season dates shift year to year, so treat these as a starting point and double-check before you go.
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1001 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins — Ace Hardware parking lot, SE corner of Harmony & Lemay
200 W Oak St, Fort Collins — Larimer County courthouse parking lot, Old Town
700 S Railroad Ave, Loveland
7th St between 9th & 10th Ave, north of Lincoln Park, Greeley
Boardwalk Park Pavilion, 5th St & Main St, Windsor
Also worth watching: seasonal markets pop up in Timnath, Erie, and Longmont most summers.
Pay up front, pick up a box of whatever the farm is harvesting each week. Good CSAs sell out — most of these open sign-ups in late winter/early spring.
2100 County Road 54G, Fort Collins — about 3 miles from Old Town
Also runs a "Shared Share" program for food-assistance-eligible families.
nativehillfarm.com →40907 County Road 15 — pickup at the farm
30+ years of organic growing practices; CSA running since 2009. End-of-season farm-to-table pizza party for members.
Family farm since 1949 — pickup locations in Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley, and the Denver metro
Runs a fall "Potato Dig" harvest event and donates 200,000–300,000 lbs of produce to food banks annually.
millerfarms.net/csa →Farming since 1936; running a CSA since 1993 — the oldest continuously operating CSA in Colorado
U-pick add-ons for members (asparagus, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers); optional honey, fruit, eggs, and farm-raised meat.
monroefarm.com →Sustainable, market-style farm growing vegetables, berries, flowers, and herbs
Also runs u-pick berries, pumpkins, and flowers directly from the farm — see the U-Pick Guide.
Yes — weather, holidays, and venue changes shift hours and season dates from year to year. Confirm with the market's own page or social account before you plan a trip.
A CSA is a subscription — you pay a farm up front for a share of the season's harvest and pick up a box weekly or biweekly. A farmers market is pay-as-you-go: you show up and buy from whichever vendors are there that day.
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