Farms Near Carlisle, PA

This market tucks behind 16 West High Street in downtown Carlisle, the Cumberland County seat in the Great Valley. Pomfret Street runs a block away, giving the market its name. Cumberland County's farms feed a strong local-food scene here, so look for seasonal produce, eggs, meats, and baked goods.

Carlisle

Carlisle

Carlisle Country Market sits on Holly Pike (Route 34) just south of Carlisle in Cumberland County. Country markets in this part of south-central Pennsylvania typically gather produce stands, a butcher or two, bakery cases, and bulk-food and deli vendors under one roof, with a strong Pennsylvania Dutch influence from the surrounding farmland. The indoor format means it usually runs on set weekdays year-round rather than only in summer. Verify current hours before you go.

A country market and craft bazaar on Holly Pike south of Carlisle, in Cumberland County's Cumberland Valley. Alongside farm produce, the market draws peddlers selling crafts, antiques, and secondhand finds, giving it a flea-market feel. It sits along Route 34 in the farm country between Carlisle and Mount Holly Springs. Hours and vendor details aren't posted online.

Carlisle

Carlisle

At Lil' Ponderosa Beef in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, "Uncle" Bob and "Miss" Kate Boyce raise real Angus beef the natural way — Bob has raised cattle for over 35 years with no chemicals and no grain, letting the herd roam free and finish on grass. The farm store in the original horse barn on Ponderosa Road sells freezer beef that regulars drive from Philadelphia for: grassed up and Angus to go.

Carlisle Farmers Market stands on York Road (Route 74) on the north side of Carlisle, a separate location from the Holly Pike market south of town. Markets along this Cumberland County corridor tend to pair local produce vendors with meat and cheese counters, baked goods, and household stalls. It serves the towns and townships north of Carlisle heading toward Dillsburg. Confirm which days it opens, since indoor and mixed markets here keep their own weekly schedules.

Carlisle

Pumpkin farm on Enola Road in Carlisle, Cumberland County, below the North Mountain ridge. Fall growers here typically open in late September with pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins running into October. Call ahead to confirm this year's dates.

Carlisle

Carlisle

Boiling Springs

Allenberry sits on a protected mile of the Yellow Breeches Creek in Boiling Springs, a historic resort where the Crockett family built the original home and barn in 1786. The Barn restaurant serves farm-to-table lunches, dinners, and Sunday brunch. Guests fly fish the creek, book spa treatments, catch shows at the Playhouse, and stay in cottages or a stone mansion across roughly 57 wooded acres.

Carlisle

Carlisle

Pick-your-own strawberries on West Lisburn Road in Carlisle, in the Cumberland Valley southwest of Harrisburg. The season here generally opens in late May and lasts three to four weeks, depending on spring weather. Farms like this one post daily picking conditions and field openings by phone or social media, since a hard rain or a hot spell can change what's ready overnight.

Gardners

Landisburg

The LEAF Project is a youth-focused nonprofit farm on Warm Springs Road in Landisburg, Perry County, that hires and trains teenagers from different backgrounds to grow food and run the operation. The farm sells through a farm-share program and an on-site shop and hosts field trips and community events. Its aim is leadership through real work in the food system. Contact [email protected] or (717) 559-5323.

Gardners

A small agritourism spot on Half Mile Drive in Gardners, the center of Adams County's apple and fruit belt north of Gettysburg. This region grows more tree fruit than almost anywhere in Pennsylvania, and nearby stands sell apples, peaches, and cider through the late-summer and fall harvest. Details on this particular farm are thin online, so a direct call is the best way to confirm what it offers and when.

Mechanicsburg

Gardners

Shermans Dale

Deep Blue Farm grows fruit on Evergreen Road in Shermans Dale, Perry County, and now sends its crop to Fallen From Grace Cidery rather than selling to the public. An on-farm market stand still operates in front of the garage. The shift from retail to cidery fruit is worth knowing before a visit. Contact the farm directly to confirm what, if anything, is available for sale.

Shermans Dale

Gardners

Landisburg

Our farm store features a variety of healthy products from our farm and other local farms and businesses. We have seasonal vegetables, pastured chicken, grassfed lamb, organic milk and eggs, local teas and coffees, sourdough breads, honey, maple syrup, and more. We are open May through December, but hours vary, so it\'s best to reach out or check social media.

Mechanicsburg

Dillsburg Farmers' Market sets up in downtown Dillsburg, a York County borough at the northern edge of the county near the Cumberland County line and the South Mountain apple country. Local growers bring seasonal vegetables, tree fruit, eggs, honey, and baked goods to the town center during the growing season. The area's orchards make late-summer and fall produce a particular strength. Check the market's current day and hours before visiting.

Paulus Farm Market grows and sells fresh fruit and vegetables at 1216 South York Street in Mechanicsburg, and it doubles as a family outing. Alongside produce, the market carries local beef and meats, baked goods, homemade soups, deli salads, plants, and Cow-Lick ice cream. Pick-your-own, a petting area, farm camp, and play spaces run through the season. Summer hours are Monday through Saturday, 9am to 8pm.

Mechanicsburg

Here at Oak Grove Farms we strive to offer a wide variety of products to suit the needs of our community. When you step into our store you’ll be met with fresh produce, local favorites, and so many delicious baked goods that remind you of your grandma's kitchen!

Dillsburg

Newville

Basehore Farm Market is a Pennsylvania farm-market listing with no city given. The Basehore name appears with farm markets in south-central Pennsylvania's West Shore area near Harrisburg, where such stands sell seasonal produce and fall crops, though this specific entry isn't verified here.

Dillsburg

McCurdy's Tree Farm sits on Chestnut Grove Road in Dillsburg, York County, in the rolling country south of Harrisburg. The name points to a Christmas tree grower, common in this area's choose-and-cut season that opens the weekend after Thanksgiving. Hours are not posted online, so call ahead in the holiday season to confirm what is available.

Duncannon

Aspers

Fields of Adventure runs a 7-acre corn maze with a new theme each year at Smithfield Farm in Aspers, plus a wagon ride out to a pick-your-own pumpkin patch. Spring brings tulip picking and baby animals; summer means sunflowers. The fall harvest festival runs from September into early November, with Friday evening hours through October. Hayrides, a zip line, and a corn box round out the day.

Dillsburg

Moose Ridge Alpacas keeps a herd on Old York Road just outside Dillsburg, in the rolling farm country between Harrisburg and Gettysburg. As an agritourism listing, alpaca visits and fiber products are the likely draw. Published details are limited, so reach out ahead to confirm farm hours or whether they sell yarn and raw fleece.

Duncannon

Biglerville

Fifth-generation family orchard in Biglerville, at the center of Adams County's apple country, growing apples and a rotation of seasonal tree fruit. Beechwood runs a farm market at its Carlisle Road location and is a regular vendor at the Swarthmore Farmers Market, also supplying regional co-ops. Wholesale hours run weekdays. Reach them at 717-677-6536 or [email protected].

Newport

Biglerville

New Bloomfield

Duncannon

East Berlin

Biglerville

Biglerville

Biglerville

Shippensburg

Dillsburg

Paulus Orchards grows apples, peaches, and pumpkins on East Mount Airy Road in Dillsburg, north of Gettysburg. The farm runs a market stand and opens its fields for pick-your-own fruit, busiest in a fall season of hayrides and pumpkin picking. Pressed cider and baked goods fill out the stand. Hours shift with the harvest, so check before visiting.

Dillsburg

Enola

East Berlin

This East Berlin creamery bottles its own dairy, milk, butter, cream, and yogurt, and adds artisan cheese and ice cream from the same herd. Beyond the dairy case it carries pastured beef, chicken, and pork, plus eggs and produce, and runs a home-delivery route for farm-fresh orders. The store sits on Germany Road in Adams County. Email or call to set up delivery.

Biglerville

Oyler's Organic Farms & Market is a certified organic family farm in Biglerville, south-central Pennsylvania, eight miles northwest of the square in historic Gettysburg. The Oyler family owns 640 acres, every one of them certified USDA organic.

Newport

We grow fresh fruits and veggies on over 140,000 acres and sell them at our market. We also sell canned goods, dry goods, local specialties, tons of flowers and so much more. As well as a fully functioning bakery and deli in the building.

Loysville

Biglerville

Newport

Honey in the Hollow is a family bee farm on Gypsy Hollow Road in Newport, Perry County, run by Glenn and Sue Scott. They sell raw local honey, infused honey, and beeswax and other bee products, with an emphasis on sustainable beekeeping and bee conservation. Their honey also turns up at nearby shops like People's Provisions in Elliottsburg. Order online or catch them at local retailers.

Newville

Cross the Creek Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries just outside Newville, off Pine Road in the Cumberland Valley. The berry season runs roughly late May into mid-June, when the rows open for families to pick their own. It's a straightforward seasonal operation focused on one crop done well. Call ahead during picking season to check ripeness and the day's hours before making the drive.

Lemoyne

An indoor farmers' market at 900 Market Street in Lemoyne, across the Susquehanna from Harrisburg. Dozens of vendors and specialty shops fill the building, selling produce, meats, baked goods, and prepared foods. The market opens Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday, with some specialty shops keeping their own daily hours. It anchors the West Shore communities of Cumberland County.

East Berlin

Who We Are Apple Valley Creamery is a small dairy farm and creamery located in East Berlin, Pennsylvania. This sixth-generation farm has been in the Stoner family since 1928. Hard work and perseverance led to the growth of the farm and the establishment of Apple Valley Creamery in 2005. We are dedicated to being good stewards of the resources God has given to us so that we can pass our family farm on to future generations. Apple Valley Creamery is currently owned and operated by Larry & Sharon S

Orrtanna

Reid's makes wine and hard cider from fruit grown in Adams County's orchard country, working out of Buchanan Valley Road in Orrtanna, west of Gettysburg. The tasting room pours their bottled wines and ciders under the line 'Great Wines, Naturally.' They also sell at regional farmers markets, and a separate cider house carries the Reid's Cider House name on social media.

Biglerville

Harrisburg

Broad Street Market in Harrisburg has run for over 160 years, one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the country, at 1233 N. 3rd Street. Dozens of vendors sell local produce, meats, baked goods, prepared meals, and regional brews. The stone building is open Wednesday through Saturday; the historic brick building, damaged by a 2023 fire, is set to reopen in 2027.

Harrisburg