Farms in Hudson, NY

Hudson · Produce Farm, Farm Stand

Green Acres Farm and Bakery in Hudson, New York is celebrating 100 years — a seasonal farm and bakery serving the Hudson Valley from late June each season.

Hudson · Farmers Market

The Hudson Farmers' Market has been serving the City of Hudson with local produce and products for over 27 years. We are the only year-round market in Columbia County, NY. Check out our social media and website for more weekly information.

Hudson · Farmers Market

Hudson · Agritourism Farm

Fix Bros Fruit Farm is a fifth-generation orchard near Hudson, farming Columbia County ground since 1899. It grows sweet and sour cherries, peaches, nectarines, apricots, pears, pumpkins, and a long list of apple varieties including Honey Crisp, Fuji, and McIntosh. Most apples go wholesale, but the farm opens pick-your-own for cherries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins in season. Call (518) 828-4401 or email [email protected].

Hudson · Agritourism Farm

Don Baker Farm is a fruit farm near Hudson, in Columbia County's orchard country along the east bank of the Hudson River. Farms on this ridge grow apples, peaches, and other tree fruit, much of it sold fresh in season and some as pick-your-own. Contact the farm for current picking, stand hours, and what's ripe before making the trip.

Hudson · Farm Stand

Hudson · Agritourism Farm

Hopedale Farm is on Klibar Road in Hudson, in Columbia County's stretch of the Hudson Valley. Farms here lean toward diversified vegetables, pasture livestock, and hay, and this one fits that pattern. Specific crops and any farm-stand or CSA details aren't confirmed online. Reach the farm directly to find out what it grows and how to buy in season.

Hudson · Agritourism Farm

Hudson · Agritourism Farm

Smith Farms is on White Birch Road in Hudson, in Columbia County's Hudson Valley. Beyond its agritourism listing, little is posted about what the farm grows or offers. The surrounding area runs to orchards, vegetable farms, and small livestock operations. Contact the farm directly to confirm its products, on-site sales, and hours before visiting.

Claverack · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Philip Orchards is a pick-your-own apple and pear orchard on Route 9H in Claverack, in the Hudson Valley's Columbia County. This stretch of the valley is long-standing apple country, with picking through the fall. Check ahead for open days and available varieties.

Athens · Farmers Market

Ghent · Agritourism Farm

Bee Crazy Farm sits along Route 9H in Ghent, in Columbia County's Hudson Valley farmland. The name suggests a focus on bees and honey, though little is posted online to confirm its full range of products. Stop by or call ahead to find out what the farm sells and when it's open.

Athens · Farm Stand

Catskill · Farmers Market

Combining farm produce with local craft vendors, this market sits on Main Street in the village of Catskill, the Greene County seat on the west bank of the Hudson River. The 'artisans' half of the name means handmade goods share the stalls with vegetables, baked items, and prepared food. Catskill's Main Street has grown into an arts corridor, and the market fits that revived downtown.

Ghent · Farm Stand

Germantown · Agritourism Farm

Hollowville · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Philmont · Farmers Market

The Philmont market runs from the Albert Tripp Center lot on Main Street in this Columbia County village, part of the town of Claverack in the Hudson Valley. Area farms supply vegetables, eggs, cheese, and baked goods, in a county known for its dense cluster of small farms. Philmont sits below the Taconic Hills, a short drive from the city of Hudson.

Railroad Station Stuyvesant · Farmers Market

A small community farmers' market in the hamlet of Stuyvesant, Columbia County, held on Riverview Street near the old railroad station beside the Hudson River. Area growers bring Hudson Valley produce and farm products in season to this quiet riverside stop south of Albany.

Climax · Agritourism Farm

Boehm Farm has grown fruit in Climax, Greene County for more than a century, selling apples, peaches, cherries, plums, and strawberries from its stand on County Route 26. Pick-your-own runs through the seasons, and the farm fries its own apple cider doughnuts. In fall it adds pumpkins and family activities, and it also sells at the Coxsackie farmers market in the Hudson Valley.

Ghent · Farm Stand

Double Up Food Bucks NY (DUFBNY) doubles the buying power of SNAP customers, helping low-income families in Columbia County access healthy, locally-grown fruits and vegetables. SNAP users get up to $20 daily in extra funds to spend on fresh produce at participating markets and stores. This free program supports nutritious eating and local farmers, with funds that never expire.