Farms in Easton, MD

Easton · Farmers Market

Easton · Agritourism Farm

Family Affair Farm opened in 2014 after its owners ordered 11,000 strawberry plants the year before and figured out plasticulture growing as they went. Strawberries are still the main draw each spring, followed by u-pick blueberries and blackberries in summer, then pumpkins and a 3-acre corn maze on fall weekends. The farm sits about three miles north of Easton, just off Route 50.

Easton · Agritourism Farm, Apiary

Peachblossom Apiaries keeps hives on Peachblossom Point Road outside Easton, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. No public website lists current honey sales or hours — reach out directly for availability.

Easton · Farm Stand, Produce Farm

Easton · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Preston · Agritourism Farm

Malin Farms works land on Frazier Neck Road in Preston, on Maryland's Eastern Shore, under the Malin Enterprises operation.

Trappe · Agritourism Farm

Gingersnap Farm sits in Trappe, Talbot County, a few miles off the Choptank River on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Products, hours, and livestock on the property aren't listed online; contact the farm directly to confirm.

Preston · Farm Stand

Preston · Agritourism Farm

Preston · Agritourism Farm, Livestock Ranch

Brothers Henry and Austin Spies converted a former grain and poultry operation into a pasture-based cattle farm built around soil health. Marsh Creek now raises beef, pork, chicken, and eggs on rotational pasture and delivers pastured proteins straight to homes across the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware. No wholesale middleman — the meat goes from their fields to your door.

Preston · Agritourism Farm

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.

Wye Mills · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Old Wye Mill has ground grain by water power since 1682, making it the oldest continuously operating grist mill in the United States. It sits in Wye Mills, Maryland, on the Eastern Shore, not Delaware, and runs seasonally as both a working mill and a museum of the region's agricultural history. The mill supplied grain during the American Revolution and still turns its original stones today.

Queenstown · 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.

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.