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A stone and wood building stands behind a garden with mountains in the background.
Plate I. Barn and gardens, Snuck Farm. From utahstories.com
A garden filled with colorful blooming flowers.
Plate II. Flowers growing at Snuck Farm. From agritourism.utah.gov
A garden bed filled with colorful blooming flowers.
Plate III. Flower fields, Snuck Farm. From agritourism.utah.gov
An interior view of a small shop with wooden shelves displaying various goods, a window, and a green door.
Plate IV. Farmshop interior, Snuck Farm. From agritourism.utah.gov
An interior shot shows a retail counter with orange pottery and green hydrangeas under pendant lights.
Plate V. Farmshop interior display, Snuck Farm. From agritourism.utah.gov
An interior view of a wooden barn-style building with high ceilings and displays.
Plate VI. Farmshop interior, Snuck Farm. From snuckfarm.com

Snuck Farm

Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah. Year-round hydroponic family farm with a farmshop and cafe; Year-Round.

Details

Map. Pleasant Grove, Utah County, Utah. Larger map
Where
504 W 1100 N, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062. Directions
When
Farmshop Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-2pm; cafe Mon-Sat 10am-2pm.
Access
Farmshop temporarily housed in the barn during the current expansion and remains open; customers may walk select areas of the property, peek in greenhouse windows, and eat at provided picnic tables; no greenhouse tours.
Walk-in or reserve
Farmshop walk-in; workshops and events are ticketed and announced on the workshops page.
Website
snuckfarm.com
Managed by
Page Westover.

Hydroponic greens plus eggs and honey; farmshop, annual plant sale, cooking classes, workshops, and farm-to-table dinners.

Notable Events

  1. 2015Snuck Farm opened for business in 2015 with an emphasis on community growth. slugmag.com
  2. When her grandparents died, the city zoned the property into quarter lots; Page worked with the city to have it rezoned as residential agriculture. utahstories.com

People

  • Boyd "Snuck" Fugal, Page Westover's grandfather; the farm's namesake.
  • Page Westover, owner; started Snuck Farm (2015).

Sources

  1. agritourism.utah.gov/farm-directory/listing/snuck-farm
  2. snuckfarm.com/farmshop
  3. instagram.com/snuckfarm
  4. utahstories.com/2018/07/snuck-farm-ethics-and-agriculture-transcend-generations
  5. slugmag.com/community/cultivating-community-with-snuck-farm
  6. heraldextra.com/news/2018/oct/21/snuck-farm-continues-expanding-and-growing-through-multiple-farm-methods