Farms Near Lewistown, PA

Lewistown

Lewistown

Lewistown

Goss Farms is on Eberman Lane in Lewistown, in the Juniata River valley of Mifflin County, central Pennsylvania. Listed as an agritourism stop, the farm had no public website or profile available to confirm its crops or visitor activities. Contact them directly for current hours and what's in season.

Lewistown

Fall visitors to this Lewistown farm move between a corn maze, hay rides, and a barrel train that loops the property. There's a pumpkin patch, a play yard for kids, and mums for sale each autumn. The farm has run its harvest season since 2009 and opens Fridays through Sundays once the corn is cut. Field trips and private parties can be booked directly. It sits in Mifflin County's Ferguson Valley.

Lewistown

Small apiary on Fairway Place in Lewistown, Mifflin County. Beekeepers this size typically sell raw local honey and beeswax products, with supply tracking the summer nectar flow. Contact the apiary directly to check what's available.

Village Acres Farm appears in the directory as a Pennsylvania farm with no city. The best-known match is an organic, CSA-based farm and 'foodshed' in central Pennsylvania's Juniata County, but this entry can't be confirmed against it this session. Crop details and contact information stay unverified here.

Coulter Farms runs 220 acres in Honey Grove, PA, raising 100% grass-fed meat and, since 2012, making grass-fed dairy, cheese, and kefir. The Coulter family has held organic certification since 2007 and keeps about 85 acres in perennial pasture. They sell direct through an online farm store and ship refrigerated orders.

Port Royal

East Waterford

McClure

Mifflintown

Allensville

Dayze Gone Bye runs horse-drawn carriage rides in Allensville, in the Big Valley Amish country of Mifflin County. They keep four carriages plus a children's pony wagon and a winter sleigh, and take bookings for tours, weddings, and group outings like school field trips. The owners also rent a guest house with creek access and farm animals. Rides move at a deliberate, old-fashioned pace through the valley.

East Waterford

Spring Mills

Beiler Family Farm in Spring Mills, Pennsylvania delivers organic raw milk, pastured meats, soy-free eggs, real maple syrup, and traditionally fermented vegetables from an Amish family dairy to doorsteps in New York City and across all 48 contiguous states. Natural practices keep the pastures biodiverse, the animals part of the family, and decade-long customers calling the quality unmatchable.

Loysville

Huntingdon

Blain

Chicano Sol Farm is Agustin and Jarrah Salazar Cernas's first-generation, certified organic family farm in Blain, Pennsylvania, growing nutrient-dense seasonal produce and leafy greens picked fresh every week. Find them Saturdays at the Garrett Park, Maryland market and Sundays year-round at Dupont Circle in Washington, DC, with a June-through-November CSA.

Mc Clure

Wiseguys is listed as an agritourism stop on Fairview Road in McClure, Snyder County, out in the ridge-and-valley farmland of central Pennsylvania. The name gives little away, and no website or social page confirmed what it grows or offers. McClure itself is best known for the long-running Bean Soup festival it holds each September.

Boalsburg

The Boalsburg Winter Farmers Market moves the town's market indoors to St. John's United Church of Christ at 218 N. Church Street in Boalsburg, near State College. Central Pennsylvania growers bring root vegetables, meats, eggs, baked goods, and prepared foods through the cold months when the outdoor market pauses. Winter dates are limited, so check the current schedule first.

Boalsburg

West Beaver Township

Mountain Dale Farm rents a cottage and farmhouse on 175 working acres in the Susquehanna River Valley near McClure, in Snyder County's West Beaver Township. Guests settle in for a farm-stay vacation with hands-on chores and quiet country nights. Deer, bear, fox, and songbirds move through the surrounding woods, making it a solid base for bird watching. The family has hosted visitors, reunions, and overnight guests for more than three decades.

Millheim

A warm-season market at 162 W. Main Street in Millheim, a small Penns Valley town in eastern Centre County known for the Elk Creek Cafe brewery. Growers from the surrounding valley farms sell produce, meats, and homemade goods along Main Street through the growing season.

Millheim

The cold-weather counterpart to Millheim's outdoor market, held indoors at the Bremen Town Ballroom, 105 E. Main Street. When the growing season ends, Penns Valley farmers and makers move inside the historic ballroom to keep selling produce, meats, and homemade goods through the winter months.

State College

Wasson Farm is on Shingletown Road in State College, in the Nittany Valley near Penn State. The agritourism listing gives no crop details, and no farm website is posted publicly. Contact the farm directly to ask what they grow and whether they sell to the public.

Lemont

A village farmers market at 133 Mt. Nittany Road in Lemont, a Centre County community at the foot of Mount Nittany just east of State College. Local growers from the Nittany and Penns Valley farms bring produce and goods to the market, near the historic Lemont Granary.

State College

State College

Harner Farm runs a market and pick-your-own fields on West Whitehall Road in State College, close to Penn State's campus. The farm is a local fixture for strawberries in early summer and pumpkins, apples, and a corn maze in fall. A stand carries produce, baked goods, and seasonal items. Hours and pick-your-own openings track the harvest, so check before heading out.

State College

STATE COLLEGE

State College

One of State College's downtown farmers' markets, held Tuesdays on Locust Lane a short walk from Penn State's University Park campus. Growers from Centre County and the surrounding valleys bring produce, flowers, and prepared foods to the pedestrian lane. The market runs through the growing season, drawing students, faculty, and downtown residents.

Bellefonte

Twenty-acre pick-your-own berry farm in Centre County, now run by Ashley Bowes, growing an unusually wide range: blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, and elderberries. Regulars also mention the lettuce. The farm posts picking updates on Facebook through the season, since ripeness shifts week to week. It sits on Benner Road outside Bellefonte, a short drive from State College. Call 814-383-2134 to check what's ready.

Landisburg

Our farm store features a variety of healthy products from our farm and other local farms and businesses. We have seasonal vegetables, pastured chicken, grassfed lamb, organic milk and eggs, local teas and coffees, sourdough breads, honey, maple syrup, and more. We are open May through December, but hours vary, so it\'s best to reach out or check social media.

Bellefonte

O'Donnell Apiaries keeps bees near Bellefonte in Centre County, in the ridge-and-valley country just north of State College. Hives across this region produce spring and summer honey from wildflowers, clover, and orchard blooms. No website or shop hours are posted, so contact the apiary directly to buy honey or ask about the season's harvest.

Newville

Cross the Creek Farm grows pick-your-own strawberries just outside Newville, off Pine Road in the Cumberland Valley. The berry season runs roughly late May into mid-June, when the rows open for families to pick their own. It's a straightforward seasonal operation focused on one crop done well. Call ahead during picking season to check ripeness and the day's hours before making the drive.

Bellefonte

Newport

Bellefonte

Howard

State College

Newport

We grow fresh fruits and veggies on over 140,000 acres and sell them at our market. We also sell canned goods, dry goods, local specialties, tons of flowers and so much more. As well as a fully functioning bakery and deli in the building.

Snavely's Mill is a family-run flour miller founded in 1875, headquartered at 333 Snavely Mill Road in Lititz, PA, with four plants across southeastern and central Pennsylvania. They produce more than 20 bulk and bagged flours, spanning soft and hard wheat, whole wheat, white whole wheat, rye, organic, and specialty blends. The 'CDale' tag likely marks one of their satellite mills.

Landisburg

The LEAF Project is a youth-focused nonprofit farm on Warm Springs Road in Landisburg, Perry County, that hires and trains teenagers from different backgrounds to grow food and run the operation. The farm sells through a farm-share program and an on-site shop and hosts field trips and community events. Its aim is leadership through real work in the food system. Contact [email protected] or (717) 559-5323.

HOWARD

We had dreamed of owning this farm ever since we had bought a homestead property nearby. After thirteen years of raising chickens, vegetables, and boys on their homestead, we got the opportunity to puchase our dream property. The property had been farmed since the late 1800's. It had been allowed to reforest and then had been logged to clear the land a few years before our purchase. It did not take long to figure out that the land had been severely damaged. In his search for ways to farm a prope

Howard

Premium pastured meat. Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken, Turkey, Duck

Newville

Julian

Port Matilda

Way Fruit Farm sells its own apples and seasonal fruit from a farm store in Halfmoon Valley near Port Matilda, just outside State College. The store also runs a bakery, deli, and cafe, with a second downtown State College location on East Calder Way. Seasonal events include Art in the Orchard.

Huntingdon

Carlisle

Shade Gap

The Minestream Farm is a seventh-generation family farm near Shade Gap, in Huntingdon County, raising pastured beef, pork, lamb, chicken, and turkey. They sell meat and eggs direct through an on-farm market, offering both mixed packages and specific cuts. Buying whole or half animals is an option too. Everything is raised on pasture in south-central Pennsylvania.

Julian

A blueberry farm in Julian, in the Bald Eagle Valley northwest of State College. Blueberries do well in the acidic soils of central Pennsylvania's ridge-and-valley country, ripening from about early July into August. The bushes keep producing over several weeks, giving a wider window to catch the crop than spring strawberries allow. A quick call confirms whether the rows are open.

Newport

Honey in the Hollow is a family bee farm on Gypsy Hollow Road in Newport, Perry County, run by Glenn and Sue Scott. They sell raw local honey, infused honey, and beeswax and other bee products, with an emphasis on sustainable beekeeping and bee conservation. Their honey also turns up at nearby shops like People's Provisions in Elliottsburg. Order online or catch them at local retailers.

Shade Gap

Shermans Dale

Deep Blue Farm grows fruit on Evergreen Road in Shermans Dale, Perry County, and now sends its crop to Fallen From Grace Cidery rather than selling to the public. An on-farm market stand still operates in front of the garage. The shift from retail to cidery fruit is worth knowing before a visit. Contact the farm directly to confirm what, if anything, is available for sale.

Carlisle

Pumpkin farm on Enola Road in Carlisle, Cumberland County, below the North Mountain ridge. Fall growers here typically open in late September with pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins running into October. Call ahead to confirm this year's dates.

Shermans Dale

New Bloomfield

Duncannon

Alexandria

JB Treet Farm sits along U.S. Route 22 in Alexandria, in Huntingdon County's ridge-and-valley country of central Pennsylvania. The name suggests a Christmas tree farm, a common seasonal draw in the region, but no public website or listing was available to confirm tree types or cutting dates. Check with the farm directly before visiting.