Produce Farms near East Aurora, NY

West Falls

Blueberry Treehouse Farm grows blueberries on Davis Road in West Falls, in the hills of southern Erie County southeast of Buffalo. Bushes ripen from mid-July into August, the region's pick-your-own window. The farm reads as a summer berry destination, with the crop and picking hours tied to how the season runs.

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Machias

Pekarek's Produce grows fruits and vegetables on Riceville Road in Machias, in Cattaraugus County's Enchanted Mountains region. The listing points to a seasonal farm running a summer stand with sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, and other field crops as they come in. Hours and current stock aren't confirmed online for this New York location. Check locally for picking and stand availability.

Collins

North Collins

Awald's Berry Farm runs pick-your-own berries on Gurney Avenue in North Collins, a farming town in southern Erie County south of Buffalo. Its exact crops and picking calendar aren't posted online, though North Collins farms are known for strawberries and other summer produce sold direct from the field.

Lawtons

Blueberry Ridge Farm sits on Gowanda State Road in Lawtons, in southern Erie County near the Cattaraugus line. As the name says, blueberries lead here, most likely pick-your-own highbush berries ripening across July into August. The rolling upland ground suits the crop. Berry timing depends on the season, so check conditions before the drive out.

Gasport

Lisiecki Produce farms on Chestnut Ridge Road in Gasport, inside the Niagara County fruit and vegetable belt between Lockport and Lake Ontario. This corner of western New York grows heavy crops of sweet corn, tomatoes, and tree fruit, helped by lake-moderated weather and deep soils. Expect a seasonal produce stand rather than year-round hours.

Batavia

Fenton's Produce is a farm and produce stand on Pratt Road in Batavia, in Genesee County between Rochester and Buffalo. This flat, fertile stretch of western New York grows sweet corn, tomatoes, and other summer vegetables sold roadside. Little about Fenton's is posted online, so stop by in season or ask locally for current hours and what's being picked.

Lockport

Burdick Blueberries grows blueberries on Thompson Road in Cattaraugus, in the Allegheny foothills of western New York. The operation centers on pick-your-own and pre-picked blueberries through July and August. Its picking hours and current conditions aren't posted online.

Franklinville

Pepper's Blueberry Hill Farm grows blueberries on Bear Creek Road in Franklinville, in the Cattaraugus County hills of Western New York. Blueberry picking in this upland region generally runs from mid-July into August. Check ahead for ripeness and hours before visiting.

Batavia

Castile

Summer Breeze grows pick-your-own strawberries in Castile, in Wyoming County near Letchworth State Park. The "stand-up" name points to raised or elevated beds that let pickers harvest without bending to the ground, easier on the back than field rows. Strawberry season in this part of western New York runs through June into early July.

Warsaw

Burley Berries & Blooms runs a u-pick flower garden open dawn to dusk seven days a week, cutting specialty and heirloom blooms alongside a small dairy creamery that makes milk, yogurt, butter, and gelato. The farm sits in the hills of Wyoming County near Warsaw and Perry, and books an eight-week dairy-and-flower CSA plus floral design for weddings. Find them on Instagram as @burleyberries.

Warsaw

A berry and cut-flower farm on Route 20A east of Warsaw, in the rolling farmland of Wyoming County. The name points to pick-your-own berries and flowers, the kind of small seasonal operation that opens as crops ripen through summer. Confirm picking days and what's ready with the farm before you go.

Castile

Wells Berry Farm grows berries on Route 19A in Castile, Wyoming County — just outside the north entrance to Letchworth State Park. Its produce and u-pick tags point to summer berry picking, the usual draw at farms like this in western New York. Details beyond that aren't posted online, so call ahead for ripening dates and picking conditions, which swing week to week with the weather.