Farms in Collegeville, PA

Collegeville · Agritourism Farm

Longview Center for Agriculture is run by Greener Partners, a nonprofit that connects communities to food through farming and hands-on, discovery-based learning. The farm sits on Stump Hall Road in Collegeville, in the Montgomery County countryside. The organization's programs range from school and hospital garden projects to Farm Explorer, a mobile farm that brings agriculture lessons to kids. Contact the nonprofit directly to confirm what's currently running at this site.

Collegeville · Agritourism Farm

Varners' Farm has grown Christmas trees and pumpkins for over 30 years on a preserved 90-acre property off South Trappe Road in Collegeville, Montgomery County. Fall opens pick-your-own apples, corn, flowers, and pumpkins, with horse-drawn wagon rides, a corn maze, pony rides, and crafts. Pumpkins are priced by weight, wholesale bins are available, and a retail market sits on-site.

Collegeville · Farm Stand

Collegeville · Farm Stand

Collegeville · Agritourism Farm

Collegeville · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

An orchard on Kriebel Mill Road in Collegeville, in the Perkiomen Valley of Montgomery County. Orchards in this area grow apples and peaches, with picking and cider running from late summer into fall. The Perkiomen countryside keeps a rural feel despite sitting within reach of the Philadelphia suburbs, and small orchards here tend to sell fruit fresh at the farm. Call ahead to confirm hours and what's ripe.

Trappe · Farm Stand

Royersford

Our mission is to provide the residents and neighbors of Royersford with an accessible and welcoming market offering locally-sourced and crafted goods by farmers, artisans, and entrepreneurs from the greater Royersford area.

Royersford

Renninger's Farm has been a family established farm since 1932. It began as a dairy farm located in the heart of Royersford. As the transition into a farmer's market began, Farmer Jay and his wife, Carol, decided to continue owning cows. The cows you see at the farm today are strictly for entertainment. The store front opens for the season in mid-April. As the season changes from spring to summer to fall, as does our locally-grown produce! The market closes up shop for customers on October 31st.

Phoenixville · Agritourism Farm

Yeager's Farm has grown Christmas trees near Phoenixville since 1986, offering fresh-cut and cut-your-own trees starting the Friday after Thanksgiving. The family also sells pumpkins, apples, and fresh produce, plus hand-made bows, wreaths, cemetery blankets, and baked goods from a holiday gift shop. Trees and greenery are the main draw once the season opens. Two locations sit off Pike Springs and Western Roads.

Cedars · Farm Stand

Phoenixville · Organic Farm

Baba's Brew is a woman-owned, farm-to-bottle kombucha brewery in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, where founder Olga ferments authentic raw kombucha using techniques learned from her great-grandmother Baba in Southern Siberia. USDA Certified Organic and handcrafted in small batches with whole organic fruit, herbs, local seasonal produce, and fair trade ingredients — no juices, no extracts, no B.S. — plus the caffeinated Turbo Squirrel line and cooking classes.

Phoenixville

In the spring of 2002, with help from the Food Trust, Liz and Bill Andersen started the Phoenixville Farmers' Market to revitalize the downtown and provide access to fresh local food. It was originally in the parking lot at the corner of Bridge and Main Streets, and featured just four farms: Charlestown Farm, Hoagland Farms, Quarryville Orchard and Kimberton Hills Bakery. ​ With the support of PAEDCO, the Market moved to the Foundry parking lot on Main Street in 2003. More farmers joined the Mar

Norristown · Farmers Market

Harleysville · CSA Farm

Lansdale · Farm Stand

Phoenixville · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Perkiomenville · CSA Farm