Farms Near Coatesville, PA

Coatesville

Meet Our Farmer Karen Vollmecke is owner, farmer and the driving force behind Vollmecke Farm & CSA. After graduation from the Longwood Gardens Professional Gardener Training Program, she worked in the horticultural industry until taking up farming full-time in 1989. Karen has over 30 years of growing experience! Her love of the land, nature, and all growing things is evident in the produce she raises. She has a passion for raising excellent food and connecting people to their food source. No sur

Coatesville

Haunted Acres is a Halloween haunted attraction at Hurricane Hill Farm on East Reeceville Road in Coatesville, Chester County. Seasonal haunts like this typically run Friday and Saturday nights through October with hayrides, trails, or walk-through scares. This is a different operation from the fiber farm of the same name in Rhode Island. Confirm this year's dates directly before going.

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Coatesville

A diversified orchard and CSA farm on Cedar Knoll Road near Coatesville in Chester County. Beyond tree fruit, CSA operations like this grow a broad mix of vegetables, herbs, and small fruit, sharing the weekly harvest with members through the season. Non-members can often buy at an on-farm stand as well. Membership and pickup details are worth confirming directly before the season fills.

Coatesville

Laureleye Farms is a family-run horse boarding, training, and lesson facility on Brandywine Creek Road in Coatesville, next to the Laurels Preserve in Chester County. The barn offers full boarding, riding instruction, training, and clinics, including holistic horsemanship work. It's an equestrian operation rather than a produce farm. Reach the barn at 610-291-0874 or [email protected].

Down to Earth Harvest has no confirmed website or public listing in search. The name suggests a produce-focused operation, but specific crops, hours, or a sales location couldn't be verified.

Parkesburg

King's Pumpkins & Corn Maze runs a fall pumpkin patch and cut corn maze on Octorara Road in Parkesburg, western Chester County. Operations like this open in September and October with pick-your-own pumpkins, a maze, and harvest-season family activities. The surrounding countryside borders Lancaster's Amish farmland.

Parkesburg

Windy Hill Lavender Farm grows lavender off the Lincoln Highway in Parkesburg, in southern Chester County. Pennsylvania lavender fields peak in June and July, the window when most small growers open their rows for cut-your-own and sell dried bundles, sachets, and oils. Hours at a farm this size track the bloom and the weather, so it is worth calling ahead before the drive out to Route 30.

Downingtown

Two Gander Farm is a 20-acre family operated produce farm located in Downingtown, PA. We grow high quality USDA Certified Organic vegetables, herbs and flowers for our CSA farm memberships (Community Supported Agriculture), farmers markets, local restaurants and retailers. Our mission is to align with regenerative farming practices that are key solutions in achieving food sovereignty and restoring climate stability.

West Chester

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Kennett Square

A fall corn maze on Wawaset Road (Route 842) outside Kennett Square, Chester County. Cutting and mazes here run through September and October, the standard corn-maze window in southeastern Pennsylvania. Hours and this year's maze design aren't posted online, so confirm before visiting.

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Atglen

Glen Run Valley View Farm is a small family farm run by Jeff and Rhonda Stoltzfus on Lenover Road in Atglen, Chester County. Spring brings pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberries; fall brings pumpkins, mums, corn shocks, and gourds. The farm hosts oddball autumn events like a Pumpkin Avalanche and Pumpkin Olympics in November. Regular hours run Monday through Saturday, closing earlier on Saturdays.

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Elverson

A Christmas tree farm on Marsh Road in Elverson, northern Chester County near Marsh Creek State Park. Choose-and-cut trees are the draw in the weeks after Thanksgiving. The farm keeps little online, so call ahead for varieties, pricing, and opening weekends.

Exton

Eagleview Farmers' Market sets up at Wellington Square in the Eagleview Town Center, a planned community in Exton, Chester County. Seasonal outdoor markets like this one gather regional growers and food producers selling fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and prepared foods around the square's green. The town-center setting draws families and neighbors on market evenings through the summer. Check the current day and hours, since the market runs on a seasonal schedule.

A farmers' market on West Harmony Road in West Grove, southern Chester County. The borough sits in the mushroom-growing belt around Kennett Square, some of the most productive farmland in the region. Local growers bring produce, plants, and farm goods to the market during the season. Days and the vendor roster aren't posted online.

A small-town farmers' market on West Main Street in Elverson, a northern Chester County borough near French Creek State Park and Hopewell Furnace. Growers from the surrounding farmland bring seasonal produce and local goods to the center of town during the growing season. Days and current vendors aren't posted online.

Runs every Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. year-round outside Kennett Square Borough Hall at 600 S. Broad Street, with free on-site parking. Local farmers and food artisans sell produce and freshly made goods; the market has operated since 2000 and is run by the nonprofit Kennett Collaborative. Kennett Square anchors Chester County's mushroom country, and the vendor lineup reflects the area's growers.

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Buds to Blooms is a garden supply store in Kennett Square that has stocked organic and natural fertilizers, nutrients, and hydroponics gear since 2010. It serves everyone from raised-bed and container gardeners to hydroponic tower growers and larger commercial operations. Staff carry a wide range of soil amendments for both indoor and outdoor setups.

Kennett Square

A home-and-garden business on East Baltimore Pike in Kennett Square, Chester County, the region known as America's mushroom capital. Details on plants, stock, and hours aren't posted online. Stop in or call ahead to see what's currently available.

Chester Springs

Milky Way Farm is a working dairy in Chester Springs whose Chester Springs Creamery scoops ice cream made from the farm's own grass-fed herd. The farm also sells brown eggs and dairy, runs tours focused on dairy farming and sustainability, and hosts summer camps, classes, and fall pumpkin activities. Summer hours run Tuesday through Sunday, 1–9pm. Find them as Milky Way Farm on Facebook and Chester Springs Creamery on Instagram.

Chester Springs

Milky Way Farm is a 103-acre dairy the Matthews family has run since 1902, home to Chester Springs Creamery. The creamery, open since 2001, makes ice cream daily from the farm's own herd and rotates through dozens of flavors, several named after the cows. It's a designated Pennsylvania Century Farm. Stop in for a cone, farm-fresh brown eggs, and a look at a four-generation working dairy.

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Morgantown

Mast Farms is on Main Street in Morgantown, in the southern Berks County farm country near the Lancaster line and the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange. It is listed for agritourism but keeps little detail online. Reach out to the farm directly to find out what they grow or sell and when they are open to visitors.

The Anselma Farmers and Artisans Market sets up at the Historic Mill at Anselma, a preserved colonial gristmill and National Historic Landmark at 1730 Conestoga Road in Chester Springs. Vendors bring local produce alongside handmade and artisan goods, pairing a working-history site with a small seasonal market. Schedules vary by season, so confirm market days before visiting.

Chester Springs

Birchrun Hills Farm is owned and operated by Ken and Sue Miller and our two sons, Randy and Jesse, we control every step of how our products are made. We sustainably grow crops, practicing regenerative agriculture for over 30 years, and feed a herd of 80 holstein cows to produce high-quality milk. We make cheese and age it in our underground aging-facility. The Miller family has been making cheese since 2006 to secure a sustainable future for our dairy farm. Our Mission We pride ourselves in bei

West Chester

The West Chester Growers Market is a 30-year old producer-only farmers market located in the Borough of West Chester, Pennsylvania. It is open weekly on Saturdays from May-December and weeks 1/3/5 January-April.

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Pottstown

Gap View Farm Market is an Amish-run stand in Gap, Pennsylvania, not Delaware, deep in Lancaster County farm country. Shelves hold non-GMO raw milk, cheese, and eggs from pasture-raised cows alongside seasonal produce, raw honey, and homemade lotions and salves. Locals call it "the land of milk and honey," and the market stays open year-round rather than closing for winter.

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West Chester

The West Chester Hayride is a family-friendly Halloween attraction on Price Street in West Chester, built for a mildly spooky night rather than real scares. A wooded hayride pairs with an indoor Halloween show, a monster dance, and a photo-op room, running about an hour for a few dollars a person. It draws families with younger kids each October.

Horse Shoe Ranch has no confirmed website or public listing in search. Ranch-style operations under this name typically run horses or livestock rather than row crops, but that hasn't been verified for this specific location.

Kneehigh Farm didn't turn up a website, social page, or directory listing in search. The name is uncommon enough that it isn't a duplicate of a larger operation elsewhere — it appears to be a small, low-profile Delaware farm without an online storefront.

Red Dog Market LLC has no confirmed website or business listing in search. "Market" in the name suggests a retail or farm-stand operation, but no specific products, hours, or address could be verified.

Yorklyn

Yorklyn Valley Farms is based in Yorklyn, a small mill village on the Red Clay Creek. No street address, website, or listing turned up in research to confirm what the farm grows or sells.

West Chester

Artisan Exchange is a Saturday indoor market of small specialty-food businesses at 208 Carter Drive in West Chester, open year-round from 10am to 1pm. More than 75% of its members are women-owned, and the lineup spans authentic meals, baked goods, sauces, and heritage recipes from Argentina, Greece, India, Japan, Ukraine, and beyond. It works as both a market and an incubator for local food makers.

Pasture Song Farm raises pasture-raised pork and beef cattle between Pottstown and Boyertown, Pennsylvania, well north of Delaware despite the listing. Pork is the farm's signature product, forage-grazed rather than grain-finished. The farm also grows cut flowers and sells meat shares directly to customers rather than through a retail storefront.

Dutch Meadows Farm operates out of Paradise, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County's Amish farm country, not Delaware — though its buying-club model ships and delivers regionally. The farm sells raw milk, cheese, butter, and ghee from grass-fed cows, plus pastured beef, pork, chicken, lamb, and rabbit, wild-caught seafood, sourdough bread, raw honey, and goat milk soap. Everything is marketed as free of pesticides, chemicals, and artificial hormones.

West Chester

FarmerJawn is a community-focused CSA based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, growing diverse, vibrant produce for a season of fresh, healthy eating that supports sustainable agriculture. Members get exclusive discounts at FarmerJawn and CornerJawn locations, 10% off farm tours and workshops, and weekly chef-inspired recipes for the week's bounty.

Hockessin

Berry Good Farm operated an on-farm market at 637 Lancaster Pike in Hockessin, selling produce direct from the field. Multiple directories still list the farm, though its Facebook page notes it's no longer open — worth a call before making the drive to confirm current status.

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Hockessin

Welcome to Woodside Farm! The Mitchell family established the farm in 1796 where it was primarily a dairy farm for 165 years. The dairy herd was sold in 1961 and from that point the farm produced various crops, eggs, poultry, sheep, beef, flowers and pumpkins. We started milking cows again in 1995 and in 1998 we opened the Creamery. We make fresh ice cream right here on the farm using the milk from our 30+ Jersey cows. In 1996, the Mitchell family celebrated their 200th year of family owned farm

East Earl

East Earl

Shady Maple Farm Market on Main Street in East Earl is the grocery arm of the Shady Maple complex in eastern Lancaster County, best known for its neighboring smorgasbord. The market runs full departments: produce, bakery, dairy, meats, seafood, deli, bulk foods, and a pharmacy, open Monday through Saturday, 7am to 8pm.

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Oxford

Meadow Haven Farm in Oxford, Pennsylvania is the Lair family's ninth-generation operation, rotationally grazing beef and dairy cows, sheep, goats, pigs, and chickens on no-till, chemical-free, biodiverse ground all year — no antibiotics, synthetic hormones, or GMOs. The Friday-Saturday farmstand on Ray Mar Road carries their beef, chicken, lamb, multi-colored eggs, and raw milk plus local cheese and honey, with bulk bundles from 10-pound sample boxes to whole lambs shipped frozen or picked up.

Spring City

Farm on Pughtown Road in Spring City, Chester County, in the rolling farmland of southeastern Pennsylvania. Public details online are limited. Contact the farm directly to find out what it grows and whether it sells to visitors.

Honeymoon Farm grows gourmet mushrooms and raises pasture-raised poultry outside Oxford, Pennsylvania, a few miles north of the Delaware border. Owner Elizabeth Hopkins sells direct to households across Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania through a subscription and pickup model, with a stop in Newark, Delaware. Expect specialty mushroom varieties alongside pastured chicken, not a standard grocery-store lineup.

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Phoenixville

Yeager's Tree Farm grows Christmas trees on Pikesprings Road off Route 113 near Phoenixville, in Chester County. Cut-your-own and pre-cut evergreens draw families from late November through December. The rest of the year the farm stays quiet while the trees size up.

Brown eggs sold farm-direct under the name Farm Fresh Brown Eggs, with no city or address listed for this Delaware entry. Brown-shell layers such as Rhode Island Reds and Golden Comets are common on small Delmarva flocks, sold by the dozen at the coop or a roadside stand.