2 acre urban farm on the Colorado front range that provides opportunities for the local community

Colorado
2 acre urban farm on the Colorado front range that provides opportunities for the local community
2 acre urban farm on the Colorado front range that provides opportunities for the local community 2 acre urban farm on the Colorado front range that provides opportunities for the local community
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Our farm is a 2 acre urban farm on the Colorado front range that provides opportunities for the local community to source delicious nutrient rich produce, cage free eggs and other cottage food items produced without the use of pesticides or synthetics. Through environmentally respectful practices, our family works tirelessly to be the community provider of quality farm products and your inspiration for continued education in knowing the life cycle of your food. Our slogan and overall mission as a business is "Building Community Through Food." We do many volunteer days throughout the year which are a perfect example of one of the ways we strive to make our farm an integral part of our local food system and engage our neighbors and community members. We love seeing children from the neighborhood running around and playing, neighbors catching up on local news and altogether we end up making some significant progress on the farm. We started as a small 4 person Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program and are now up to over 90 families. We accept SNAP and have several WIC members in our program and don't want to exclude anyone in our community from accessing high quality, nutritious and delicious produce. We sell a wide range of vegetables, fruits, and fresh cut flowers. We have honey from our bees, home made beeswax soaps, chicken and duck eggs and more. We also partner with other local producers and sell Huckleberry Coffee, Mushrooms, and Western Slope Fruit at different times throughout the season. We also host two farm to table dinners each season where we bring in a local chef, musician and staff. We host the event outside on the farm and attendees can see us harvesting the food, preparing it in front of them and serving as they enjoy the company of other community members and relax in a beautiful setting. Usually we do 5 courses per meal and accept about 20 guests. Finally, we offer an "Urban Homesteading Course" which has 4 stand alone classes. Attendees can take one or all four. It is totally up to them. We do a Grow Your Own Food, Backyard Chicken Keeping 101, Home Made Soap Making and a Food Preservation class. People can email us through our social media or website to reserve seats. We usually do these bi-monthly Organic methods: We use crop rotation, organic/non gmo seed, integrated pest management and natural fertilization methods (compost tea, compost, vermicompost...) Certifications: Though we do use all organic growing practices, we have not yet gone through the process of getting certified. Current projects: We are a small family operation in just our beginning stages of business development. We have an overwhelming amount of harvesting, cultivating and infrastructure building projects to complete. We also have landscape maintenance, animal care, CSA/Farmstand setup and sales and watering that weed need help with. Internet access available
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Learning opportunities
Vegetable farming
Poultry farming
Beekeeping
Flower farming
Aromatic or medicinal plants, teas
Seed saving or production
Vegetable or fruit preservation
Mechanics / tools / technology
Methods or systems
Biological pest control
Biodynamic agriculture
Community-supported agriculture (CSA)
No-till farming
Permaculture
Regenerative agriculture
Host type
Production farm
0.8 Hectares | 2 Acres
Accommodation
2 WWOOFers
Cabin / Mobile-home
Children not accepted
Pets not accepted
Meals
Omnivore
Length of stay
1 day (local)
3-4 weeks
Over a month
Paul
Paul
Member since 2020
Languages spoken: English
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Response rate: 64% Response time: typically within 6 days
Colorado
Denver International Airport is a 40 minute drive from the farm. The local bus station is a five minute walk and can connect you to the light rail train system or other buses to get anywhere in the front range.
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Camilla
Camilla
United States • August 2026
Fleischer Family Farm was a great experience and I'm so grateful for the opportunity. Living right on farm property made for a short commute ;) but also allowed me to harvest veggies whenever for lunches/dinners! The tiny house is cozy as well. The Fleischers are all very nice and helpful. As someone who's never done farm work before, I found them patient and willing to answer any questions I had. Honestly, the entire team and other volunteers are incredible and really made my wwoofing experience wonderful! I'd highly recommend staying for at least 4 weeks to truly witness growth and change on the farm. It was my favorite part and made all the labour so rewarding.
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Kat
Kat
United States • June 2026
I had an amazing time WWOOFing on this Family Farm! Paul and Chelsie are good people and lovely hosts, and their kids are super friendly too. The farm itself is an incredible urban oasis -- the location was convenient for me as someone without a car, I was able to hop on the bus and get pretty much anywhere in the city. The tiny house I stayed in for 8 weeks was a bit spartan, but cozy, private, and totally livable. The farm work was hard at times, but never more than felt reasonable. I did enjoy being outside each day, plus everyone on the farm was so great to work with! Paul has assembled a really awesome team of staff and volunteers, the good vibes made the days fly by. This was my first WWOOF experience and I had such a lovely time, I found myself wishing I could extend my stay. FFF is a great place to WWOOF and I would absolutely recommend it to others!
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Indira
Indira
United States • November 2025
What a wonderful place to WWOOF! The Fleischers are such a lovely family. I stayed here for about five weeks and quickly settled into a routine of farm work in the mornings, and library trips or exploring Denver in the afternoons. The buses and trains made it easy to get around without a car. I did a variety of farm work - lots of harvesting, some planting, weeding, and preparing for the freeze. Paul and Chelsie provided yummy dinners for all the days I worked, and it was easy to make meals for myself in the well-stocked tiny house. It felt so special to live on a farm in the middle of such an urban area. I'm so thankful to have had this opportunity to learn and would highly recommend WWOOFing here!
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Lada
Lada
United States • April 2025
Had a great first time WWOOFing here! Stayed for a month - the accommodations are private and comfortable, close to hiking trails and central Denver. Paul is very welcoming and is clear in his communication and expectations. There's lots to get done around the farm, and you get a mix of working alone and with the team. Would come back!
Oliver
Oliver
United States • August 2024
I wwoofed for the first time here during July and it was an awesome experience! Paul and Chelsie were both very welcoming and accommodating. They have 2 kids who are both very sweet and imaginative as well as 2 awesome dogs. During July they have a summer camp for a week which was a lot of fun if you like working with kids. Since it was my first time doing any farming or gardening at all Paul and his crew were super supportive and patient, I got to learn a lot which was great. It's also awesome that it's so close to the city as well as some great nature trails and hikes (lair of the bear was my favorite). Chelsie and Paul are great cooks as well so dinner every night was amazing ofc. and yeah if you want to wwoof near/in Denver this is the place to be!
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Aiden
Aiden
United States • May 2024
Being a first-time WWOOFer, I’m so thankful I got to spend it here! For those fresh in the world of organic urban farming, FFF is a friendly choice. I was able to learn just how much hard work and knowledge must go into such a successful business… Anytime I had a question or wanted to learn more, owners Paul and Chelsie had no problem filling me in. The staff and volunteers also made the experience that much more enjoyable. Just on the outskirts of Denver, this farm is perfect for those that also want to be able to access the amazing nearby outdoor activities. Being from Illinois, it was wonderful doing a lot the things I can’t do back home. I honestly felt like I was back at summer camp for my too short two weeks here! They were also super accommodating to anything I needed. I hope to go back one day!
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