Come see it. Pet a dog. Leave with dirt on your shoes.
Ten minutes from Richfield. Greenhouses, animals, nursery, and memories.
10am–6pm
Sat–Sun seasonally
Free
To walk through
15min
From Richfield
Get ready
What you\'ll actually see
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Greenhouses
Year-round propagation, seedlings, and shade-loving plants. Warm in winter. Honestly weird in the best way.
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Farm animals
Sheep, goats, dogs, and sometimes chickens. They have opinions. They do not appreciate being told they're cute.
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Nursery
Trees, shrubs, perennials, herbs, vegetables, and seasonal starts. Mostly plants you can't buy anywhere else.
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Demo garden
See what actually grows here. Vegetables, fruit, herbs, heirlooms. Plot layout changes yearly based on what we're testing.
The experience
Where the magic happens
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The experience
Five things we will absolutely show you
Every visit is different, but these are the constants. The greenhouse is always warm. The animals always have opinions. The plants always teach you something.
Find us
Easy to get to. Hard to forget.
The address
SUS Farms
Sevier County, Utah, Utah
Specific GPS coordinates sent when you reach out about visiting. We like the mystery but not the lost tourists.
How to get there
- • From I-70: East on US-89, follow signs
- • From Salina: South 30 minutes
- • From Richfield: East ~15 minutes
- • Look for the big red barn and very opinionated goats
Plan ahead
Best time to come
Spring (March–May)
Peak chaos. Baby animals everywhere. Seedlings exploding. The best time to visit if you love life and don't mind things being loud.
What\'s on
Plant shopping, new lamb photos, greenhouse tours
Variable. Bring layers.
Summer (June–August)
Hot, productive, and crowded. Everything is growing like it's got something to prove. You too, probably.
What\'s on
Pick plants, see tomatoes ripening, swimming in sweat
Brutal. Bring water.
Fall (September–October)
Golden, less chaotic, and actually pleasant. Trees are done. We're done. Everything tastes better.
What\'s on
Fall cleanup, harvest tours, taking last photos before winter
Perfect. Bring yourself.
Winter (November–February)
We're closed. Literally hibernating. Check Instagram if you're bored.
What\'s on
None. Rest. Plan next year.
Snow. Lots of it.
Ground rules
What not to do.
- ✕Don\'t feed the goats anything but what\'s approved. They\'ve eaten car doors.
- ✕Don\'t pet Big Mama (the lead goat) without asking. She bites. With purpose.
- ✕Don\'t let your dog off-leash near the sheep. Our dogs will chase your dog. Chaos ensues.
- ✕Don\'t leave gates open. The animals are smarter than you think and far more adventurous.
- ✕Don\'t photograph the animals and share without tagging us. We need the content credit.
The vibe
What visiting feels like
Before you go
Logistics
Family-friendly
Bring the kids.
We like chaos.
There\'s dirt to dig in, plants to touch (mostly), animals to watch, and shade under 40-year-old trees. Kids love it. Parents get to breathe fresh air that doesn\'t smell like screens. Win-win.
✓ Free to explore
Most areas are open to wander
✓ Picnic area
Bring lunch, stay awhile
✓ Restrooms
Yes, we have them
✓ Shade
Lots, especially in greenhouses
We\'re waiting.
Bring the chaos, bring the questions, bring yourself. We\'ll have the coffee on (or the lemonade, depending on season).
Keep in touch
Plant updates, weather rants, and the occasional goat photo.
We send one newsletter per month. No spam. Honestly, we barely remember to do it.