Farms in Denton, MD

Denton · Farmers Market

Held in the St. Luke's United Methodist Church lot on South Fifth Avenue, this Denton market runs Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., roughly June through mid-October. It's a modest, church-hosted market rather than a big vendor lineup — locally grown produce, fruit, and handcrafted goods, with WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits accepted. Call ahead to confirm a given week's setup before driving out.

Denton · Agritourism Farm

Redemption Farms grows tree-ripened peaches alongside sweet corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and melons, selling most of it straight from the on-farm market outside Denton. Come fall, the orchard opens for u-pick apples, typically Monday through Saturday. It's one of the newer names in Caroline County agritourism, built on an old model — grow it, ripen it on the tree, then let people pick it themselves.

Denton · Farmers Market

Denton · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Denton · Farm Stand

Denton · Agritourism Farm

Tuckahoe Treasures Alpaca Farm raises alpacas in Denton, in Caroline County near Tuckahoe Creek. The farm's site, tuckahoetreasures.com, is live but returned no readable content during research, so current visiting hours, fiber sales, and contact details aren't confirmed — try the site or a direct call.

Ridgely · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Jack King converted his dairy operation into an organic berry farm, and Kings Berries now grows blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries on the Eastern Shore for u-pick visitors and wholesale buyers alike. The farm has sold only what it grows since 1998. Restaurants, farmers markets, and grocery stores around Caroline County stock King's fruit alongside the pick-your-own rows. Bring a bucket in summer; blueberries ripen first, with blackberries and raspberries following as the season warms.

Preston · Agritourism Farm

Outstanding Dreams Alpaca Farm raises alpacas on Pinetown Road in Preston, Caroline County, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Farm visits, fiber sales, and hours aren't listed online — contact the farm directly before planning a trip.

Greenwood · Agritourism Farm

A 40-acre Christmas tree farm three miles west of Greenwood on Route 16, started in 2008 by Don and Peggy Hallowell. Grows Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Norway Spruce, and White Pine, plus ornamental deciduous trees, evergreens, and tropical plants for landscaping. Cash and local checks only.

Goldsboro · Agritourism Farm

Rawlings Farm is a 94-acre operation in Goldsboro that bills itself as the only pumpkin patch in Caroline County, and admission to pick is free. Owners Allen and Brittany Rawlings also run a beef cattle and meat goat business with more than a decade of experience, selling freezer beef and goat by the whole or half animal. Kids get a trike track, corn box, and petting animals alongside the u-pick rows.

Farmers Market

Preston · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

Wings Landing has grown produce on the Choptank River since 1981, selling seasonal fruits and vegetables both from the farm itself and at the Amish Country Farmers Market in Easton. The river frontage and sustainable growing practices make it one of the quieter agritourism stops on this stretch of the Eastern Shore — no corn maze, no petting zoo, just a working farm selling what it grows.

Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm

Fresh-To-You-Produce is at 14036 Adamsville Road in Greenwood, near the Maryland line in western Sussex County. No website or social page surfaced in research to confirm current crops, stand hours, or contact details.

Greenwood · Farm Stand

Greenwood · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Little Wagon Produce has sold sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, eggplant, watermelon, and cantaloupe from its stand at 2667 Seashore Highway in Greenwood for 37 years, open daily from Memorial Day weekend through November. The family-run operation also carries flowers, herbs, canned goods, and frozen foods, plus an online store for pre-orders.

Farmers Market

Preston · Agritourism Farm

Preston · Agritourism Farm

Bartenfelder Farms has worked the same stretch of Maryland's Eastern Shore for more than a century, selling sweet corn, cantaloupes, tomatoes, and a rotating lineup of greens like kale, collards, and cabbage from its roadside stand. The stand also carries eggs, jams, and hanging baskets, open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Find seasonal updates on Instagram at @bartenfelderfarms.