Flaming Acres Farm was approved by the county to open to the public as an agri-tourism destination in June of 2022. Since then, folks from all over the Treasure Valley have made a visit to Flaming Acres a part of their summer and fall traditions. The farm is family owned and operated with the goal of creating a wonderful place for the community to visit and enjoy good old-fashioned fun on the farm.

SUMMER: In the summer we open our gardens and flower fields for u-pick enthusiasts. We grow lavender, sunflowers, zinnias, dahlias and more. We built our very own coffee shop, repurposing an old leaf cutter bee house which we named the Cock A Doodle Brew serving specialty drinks and desserts all summer and throughout the fall season.  

LABOR DAY EVENT: We open the farm to the public on Labor Day. We invite vendors and car exhibitors from all over the Treasure Valley to come and set up a Farmers Market and Car Show. All the Fall Harvest Festival Days attractions and activities are open that day as well.

FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL DAYS: Each weekend starting September 7th-October 27th, we celebrate Fall Harvest Festival Days, Saturdays & Sundays from noon- 6 pm. People pour into the farm to explore the miles of corn mazes, select a pumpkin, and pile into the hay wagons for a hayride. Kids of all ages have a blast visiting the farm animal petting zoo, riding the cow train, playing in the tractor tire playground, jumping on the jumbo jumping pillow, pedaling the pedal karts, playing farm games, and enjoying farm fresh food from the Flaming Acres Grill.

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Our generous partner contributions make yearly improvements and upgrades possible. In return our partners receive advertising exposure to our farm visitors during the summer flower season, the Labor Day Event, and the Fall Harvest Season. They also receive perks such as free bouquets and admission tickets to use and distribute to family, friends or business associates. Donations may be made as cash contributions by check or credit card online. Non-cash donations may come in a wide variety of ways. As materials for a project or time for example.  Note: We are a working farm not a non-profit organization so donations would be considered a part of a business's advertising budget for example.

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We hope you will consider working with us in this important endeavor. If you are interested in finding out more and getting the conversation started, simply fill out the online interest form.

If you have any questions, email flamingacres@gmail.com or call or text (208) 630-4049.

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We are looking forward to hearing from you!

Most Sincerely,

Dion & Debbie Flaming