Why This Three Forks Farmstand Is Worth The Visit

I am a sucker for a good farm stand or any place that sells locally made and locally sourced goods. I will gladly drive out of my way for fresh bread, eggs that did not come from a massive operation, or honey made by bees that may have passed through my own garden. When I find a spot like this, I become a walking recommendation for it. I tell everyone. That passion comes naturally, as I grew up around it. My mom runs a small country store that highlights local products, and I have seen how important these small, niche businesses are to their communities.

If places like this are your thing, Old Town Farmstand in Three Forks is worth a visit. It has all the charm you would hope for and then some. If you head that way, pay close attention when you get off I-90. That first turn sneaks up on you, and missing it is easy.

The history behind the farmstand is part of what makes it special. The building that now houses the shop and hosts classes was built in 1910 by the Dunbar family, a name with deep ties to the Gallatin Valley. Inside, a small timeline shares bits of that history for anyone who enjoys learning about the roots of the area.

Old Town Farmstand also offers activities like sourdough and kombucha classes, which feel perfect during Montana’s colder months. They also run a farm box program with pickup options at the farm or the Bozeman Farmers Market, plus home delivery for a small fee. Boxes can be customized and include rotating seasonal goods from local vendors, making it an easy and thoughtful way to support local producers year-round. Highly recommend checking this place out! You can view their website HERE.