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Fox Fire Farms
Ignacio, CO
Welcome to Fox Fire Farms. Reconnect with nature and learn how sustainable agriculture is working right now to change how Americans eat – for the better! Visit Fox Fire Farms, the Southwest's premier certified organic farm.
Fun-filled educational tours of Fox Fire Farms are available daily from May through October and group discounts are available.
There is so much to do at Fox Fire Farms!
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
You're always welcome at Fox Fire Farms.
Online BookingTo start building your vacation package including Fox Fire Farms, enter your dates below. Adult - Organic Farm Tour - Afternoon Tour 4pm
Fox Fire Farms Tour -
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Adult - Organic Farm Tour - Morning Tour 10am
Fox Fire Farms Tour -
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Adult - Organic Farm Tour w/ Wine Tasting - Afternoon Tour 4pm
Fox Fire Farms Tour - Including wine tasting from the local vineyards.
The Tour:
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Adult - Organic Farm Tour w/ Wine Tasting - Morning Tour 10am
Fox Fire Farms Tour - Including wine tasting from the local vineyards.
The Tour:
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine accompanied with local cheeses and local baked bread.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Also enjoy a complimentary souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms with your tour.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Ages 5-12 years old
Child - Organic Farm Tour - Afternoon Tour 4pm
Fox Fire Farms Tour -
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Ages 5-12 years old
Child - Organic Farm Tour - Morning Tour 10am
Fox Fire Farms Tour -
Visit our grass-fed livestock. See the abundant wildlife our pasture-based farm attracts. Watch this year's crop of babies frolicking, feeding and growing at their Mother's feet. Kids and kids-at-heart will love playing with our animals and learning how ethical, sustainable agricultural practices are making a difference in their lives – and yours!
Ever seen a mobile chicken coop? Watched Great Pyrenees dogs care for a flock? You can at Fox Fire Farms. A visit to our free-range flock is just one of many interesting things to do during your tour.
Stroll the vineyards, sample grapes, and taste our wine.* Our organic vineyards are home to an array of wildlife that exists in a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship with the grapes. Walk among the vines and let the bees and birds transport you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fox Fire Farms is a soothing place to spend the day, resting your spirit and reconnecting with nature. Bring your own glass, or purchase a souvenir glass from Fox Fire Farms during your visit.
Tour a one-room school house. From 1908, when it was built, until the 1930s, Lower Spring Creek School was an important part of life at Fox Fire Farms. Grandmother Parry and her sister, Evelyn attended school there, and Evelyn taught at the schoolhouse after she grew up. Today, the historic school house is being restored to provide a secluded retreat for Fox Fire Farms guests.
Sample our exceptional products. Taste for yourself why world-renowned chef Alice Waters chose to prepare Fox Fire Farms meats at the 2008 Aspen Ideas Festival. Since our animals spend their whole lives eating a nutritionally rich diet from our lush pastures, they produce meat and eggs with an exceptional flavor unique to our farm. Try our in-season delicacies and have your favorites shipped home to share with your family.
Meet your personal farmers and ranchers. Fox Fire Farms has been in the Parry family since 1913 and we're committed to preserving open spaces, wildlife, the soil, and traditional family farming through the production of organic, grass-fed, artisan foods. We look forward to meeting you and earning the honor of becoming your personal farmers and ranchers.
Ages 5-12 years old
- Address
5733 County Road 321
Ignacio, CO, 81137 - Directions
- From Downtown Durango:
1. Head south on Camino del Rio/CO-550/Navajo Trail/US-550 toward CO-160/and continue on CO-160/US-160 - Continue to follow CO-160 and go approximately 7.5 miles.
2. Turn right at CO-172 and go approximately 15.7 miles.
3. Turn left at CO-151 and go approximately 0.5 miles.
4. Turn right at County Rd-321 and go approximately 3.7 miles to Fox Fire Farms - 5733 County Road 321.
*Map location is approximate and should not be
trusted for navigation. Please contact us for detailed directions.
- Cancellation
- Cancellations made less than 48 hours prior to arrival are non-refundable.
- Deposit
- Payment will be taken in full at the time of booking.
- Other
- Cancellations made less than 48 hours prior to arrival are non-refundable.
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