Farms in Kingston, NY

Kingston · Farmers Market

An outdoor market on Wall Street in the Stockade District of uptown Kingston, the Ulster County seat in the mid-Hudson Valley. The surrounding valley is one of the Northeast's richest farm regions, thick with orchards, vegetable growers, and dairies. Vendors bring Hudson Valley produce, meat, cheese, bread, and prepared foods. Kingston's historic uptown, lined with 17th- and 18th-century stone buildings, gives the market a walkable downtown setting.

Kingston · Farmers Market

The cold-season counterpart to Kingston's Wall Street market, held indoors at the Old Dutch Church in the city's uptown Stockade District. When the outdoor Hudson Valley markets close, this one keeps regional farmers selling storage crops, root vegetables, meat, cheese, eggs, and baked goods through the winter. It sits in Ulster County's seat, surrounded by one of the Northeast's leading farm regions.

Kingston · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Kingston · Agritourism Farm

New Beginnings is a 130-acre working farm on Route 209 in Kingston, running sheep, free-range chickens, and an expanding maple syrup operation. The farm makes and sells products from its own honey and maple syrup. It sits in the Hudson Valley of Ulster County, at the foot of the Catskills. Reach the farmstead for store hours and what's currently available.

Kingston · CSA Farm, Meat Farm

Ulster Park · Farm Stand

Rhinebeck · Farmers Market

The Rhinebeck market is one of the Hudson Valley's better-known Sunday markets, running from the municipal lot on East Market Street in this Dutchess County village. Regional farms and food makers bring produce, cheese, meat, bread, and prepared foods to the village center. Rhinebeck sits in orchard and dairy country near the Dutchess County Fairgrounds.

Ulster Park · Farm Stand, Organic Farm

Rhinebeck · Farm Stand, Plant Nursery

Saugerties · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand

Boice's Farm sits on Kings Highway in Saugerties, in the Hudson Valley farmland of Ulster County west of the river. Its specific crops and offerings aren't detailed online. This stretch of Ulster County grows sweet corn, vegetables, and orchard fruit, much of it sold at roadside stands through summer and fall.

Hurley · Farmers Market

A nonprofit center for regenerative farming on roughly 1,600 acres in Hurley, west of Kingston. The Farm Hub trains new farmers, hosts agricultural research, and runs a whole-farm rotation of vegetables, field crops, and cover crops rather than working as a retail stand. It's backed by the NoVo Foundation. Reach it at (845) 331-1187, hvfarmhub.org, or on Facebook and Instagram.

Rhinebeck · Farm Stand, Livestock Ranch

Saugerties · Agritourism Farm

Platte Creek Maple Farm taps trees for maple syrup on Glasco Turnpike in Saugerties, in the Catskill foothills of Ulster County. Sugaring season here runs late winter into early spring, when the sap flows and the evaporator boils it down to syrup. The farm keeps a website for its maple products.

Town of Red Hook · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Montgomery Place Orchards grows apples in Red Hook, in the Hudson Valley's Dutchess County. The farm sells from a wayside stand that dates back to the 1935 Dutchess County Fair and still serves as its market building today. Chefs and Hudson Valley locals know the orchard for its wide range of apple varieties and other tree fruit. Check the farm's website for current market hours and what's ripe.

Rosendale · Farmers Market

Village of Red Hook · Agritourism Farm

Brittany Hollow Farm sits on South Broadway in the village of Red Hook, in the northern Dutchess County stretch of the Hudson Valley. Its crops and visitor details aren't posted online. Red Hook is a well-known farm town with orchards, vegetable growers, and an active weekend farm-stand and market scene.

Village of Red Hook · Agritourism Farm, Orchard

Oriole Orchards is a pick-your-own orchard in the Village of Red Hook, in the apple country of Dutchess County. Depending on the season you can pick apples, peaches, pears, and sour cherries. The Hudson Valley's cool nights and long autumns suit tree fruit, and sour cherries in particular are a short early-summer window worth timing. Reach the farm at (845) 758-9355.