Farms in East Hampton, NY

East Hampton

EECO Farm (East End Community Organic Farm) is a not-for-profit entity that leases and cares for 42 acres of town-owned farmland in East Hampton. We provide community gardens, educational outreach, and access to land for farmers. Crops at EECO Farm are grown using only organic inputs. There are currently 125 community gardens (20′ x 20′) available for rent to members of the public. Our gardens offer fantastic soil, deer protection, unobstructed sun, free compost, water, tools and advice from oth

East Hampton · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Round Swamp Farm — "Farmers of Land & Sea" — is a National Bicentennial Farm in East Hampton, where the family farms the very best produce, harvests the finest local seafood, and bakes and prepares specialties for its beloved country market on Three Mile Harbor Road. Sister markets in Bridgehampton and Montauk carry the same farm-and-sea bounty, Tuesday through Saturday.

East Hampton · Agritourism Farm

Bonac Bees is a family apiary in East Hampton selling raw, comb, chunk, and creamed honey plus beeswax candles, propolis tincture, balms, and fresh pollen. They also sell bee colonies, packaged bees, and mated queens, run beekeeping classes, and handle humane honeybee swarm capture and removal on eastern Long Island. Products come straight from their own hives.

East Hampton · Farm Stand

Spring Close Farm is located in East Hampton, New York. Half a mile north of highway 27 this micro farm is home to over 50 varieties of leafy greens, juicy vegetables, heirloom tomatoes, flowers, and much more. The small family farm was recently acquired by Harry Pinkerton of Montauk, who among many others left his life in NYC during Covid-19 pandemic and found home back in nature on the East End of Long Island.

East Hampton · Farmers Market

The East Hampton Farmers Market operates at 80 Park Place on the South Fork of Long Island, in one of the Hamptons' main villages. Long Island's East End grows potatoes, sweet corn, tomatoes, and other vegetables, plus the specialty produce and flowers that supply Hamptons kitchens through summer. The market gathers these growers and local food makers in East Hampton village during the warm season.

East Hampton · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

East Hampton

A small farm at a residential address on Wooded Oak Lane in East Hampton, on the South Fork of Long Island. No public storefront, market presence, or website surfaced in searches, so it appears to be a private or very small-scale grower rather than a farmstand open to visitors.

Iacono Farm operates seasonally at 100 Long Lane in East Hampton, New York, open Wednesday through Saturday with weekday afternoon hours and a fuller Saturday schedule in summer. The farm's own website doesn't specify current crops. This listing's Connecticut tag is incorrect; the address is on Long Island's South Fork, not in New England.

Balsam Farms has grown vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers across fields spread between Amagansett and Sagaponack, New York, since 2003. Its farmstands in Amagansett and Montauk reopen each May and sell alongside a CSA program, restaurant wholesale accounts, and a general store that ships nationwide, stocking local dairy, meat, and baked goods too. This listing's Connecticut tag is a data error; Balsam operates entirely on Long Island's South Fork.

Wainscott

Stuart's Seafood Market sells local catch out of Amagansett, New York, including flounder, fluke, bluefish, tuna, swordfish, and striped bass, plus jumbo lobster shipped in from Nova Scotia. The market also puts together clambakes and lobster dinners to go, open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. This listing's Connecticut tag doesn't match; the shop sits at 41 Oak Lane on Long Island's South Fork.

This listing is filed under Connecticut, but Amagansett Farmers Market actually sets up in Amagansett Square on Long Island, in Amagansett, New York. The Friday market runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and draws local vendors like Peconic Farms and Montaukila alongside gluten-free bakers, with live music through the morning. Vendor inquiries and registration go through the market's email.

Amber Waves Farm, Market & Cafe runs as a nonprofit teaching farm in Amagansett, New York, growing seasonal vegetables and running a market and cafe alongside educational programs that include a farm apprenticeship, kids' classes, and a public farmcast. The organization is a registered 501(c)(3) and accepts SNAP and EBT at its market. This listing's Connecticut tag is incorrect; the farm sits on Long Island's South Fork.

Sagaponack · Produce Farm, Farm Stand

Marilee's Farmstand sells 100% Sagaponack-grown vegetables from the Foster family's Sagaponack Potato Company — 30 acres of vegetables plus 200 acres of potatoes and small grains, farmed by six generations. Marilee Foster specializes in heirloom tomatoes and a full range of seasonal vegetables, sold at the Sagg Main Street stand Fridays and Saturdays.

Amagansett

The Peconic Land Trust, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was established in 1983 by John v.H. Halsey and a small group of local residents to ensure the protection of Long Island’s working farms, natural lands, and heritage. Since 1983, the Trust has worked diligently with landowners, communities, municipalities, and partner organizations to protect nearly 14,000 acres of land, conserving more working farms on Long Island than any other private conservation organization, and securing millions

Amagansett · Produce Farm, Farm Stand

Balsam Farms started in 2003 with ten rented acres, one tractor, and a small roadside stand — today it farms fields between Amagansett and Sagaponack on Long Island's South Fork. The original Amagansett farm stand sells straight-from-the-field vegetables, fruits, and flowers, the Montauk Market gets daily deliveries, Friday grocery delivery covers the East End, a CSA supports the farm directly, and the online general store ships anywhere in the US.

Amagansett

Sag Harbor · Farmers Market