Miller Farms

Miller Farms is an amazing and huge farm, definitely worth visiting! I paid just $9, and they gave me a big bag to fill with fresh vegetables that I picked myself. The truck takes you around the farm to different spots where you can harvest all kinds of veggies like carrots, broccoli, corn, pumpkins, potatoes, kale, and beans right from the ground.

It was such a fun and educational experience to see how vegetables actually grow and to pick them by hand. There are also many beautiful places to take pictures, relax, and enjoy the scenery. Perfect for families, kids, and anyone who loves nature and fresh produce.

Highly recommended, I’ll definitely visit again!

Can I give Miller Farms 6 stars? ⭐️ Huge thanks for such a fun and generous start to the summer season at the Highlands Farmer’s Market! For $15, I filled a bag with an amazing variety of farm fresh, pesticide-free produce. I picked up kale, rocket spinach, red bell peppers, Easter egg radishes, cucumber, cauliflower, and green onions — all vibrant, delicious, and full of life. The experience was just as enjoyable as the haul itself.

I’m already looking forward to my next visit and hoping to grab one of those juicy Colorado melons and some hearty root veggies. Thanks again, MF! 🌱🍅🌽 See you at the next market!

We always shop with Miller Farms at our local farmers market (previously Pearl St Denver and now Westminster), so I decided visiting their farm and picking our own produce would be fun. I have been on 2 separate occasions now with 2 different people and had different experiences both times. Both visits have been around lunchtime during the week days. The first visit ended up only being my mom and I on a trailer which went very quickly from beginning to end. Then the second trip, we were grouped with a school of toddlers and some other families which took 3+ hours.

Its a bit confusing upon arrival as to where you go to pay as they also have a farm stand set up that’s covered. Once you pay, you then follow the yellow brick road to the end where you get on the trailer and they take you around the field. Each stop has multiple different produce to pick. They dig up the carrots and potatoes for you then you just pick up what you want. Everything else can be picked from the plants and there’s a ton of variety in the fields, from corn to peppers to cabbage to squash, etc. And there are also tons of Zinnias. I believe, they only take cash and you receive 4-10lb bags to fill. The value of produce you receive is worth the money and labor and its a fun experience. There is a lot of walking and a large step to get onto the trailers so be mindful if you have elderly with you. You are on and off the trailer multiple times throughout your visit.

Unfortunately, if you don’t know how to pick something or where to find it, the guys driving the tractors aren’t very helpful as they don’t speak much English. And the ladies taking your payment aren’t very friendly, which seems odd to me as they should be grateful people are supporting their family business and be more welcoming to their community that is supporting them.