Produce Farms near New Bedford, MA

E. Wareham

Plympton

Billingsgate Farm grew more than 90% of its own produce on 75 organically and traditionally farmed acres in Plympton, with a stand selling fruit, vegetables, and herbs plus pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and pumpkins. The Reading family ceased operations here at the end of the 2016 season.

Middletown

Sweet Berry Farm in Middletown, Rhode Island is a pick-your-own tradition where the fields come alive June through October with berries, peaches, apples, and pumpkins — now 22 acres and growing under a regenerative farming plan. The post-and-beam farm market and cafe serves scratch-made meals, local dairy, artisan goods, and hand-cut flowers, with the new Sweet Berry Flowers program adding PYO blooms, workshops, and event florals.

West Bridgewater

Rehoboth

East Falmouth

Coonamessett Farm is a membership-based pick-your-own farm on twenty acres in East Falmouth, on Cape Cod, growing fruits and vegetables planted entirely by hand in environmentally friendly ways. Members join the CSA or PYO programs to invest their time and money in local produce, spring through fall.

Hanson

Hanson sits deep in Massachusetts cranberry country in Plymouth County, and The Blueberry Farm on West Washington Street grows the crop its name states directly. Season dates and picking hours aren't listed anywhere public.

North Easton

Langwater Farm is a thriving 80-acre family farm in Easton, Massachusetts, growing certified organic vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers year-round for thousands of households across Boston and Providence. The farm store pairs its produce with local dairy, eggs, and meat; the Breakfast Window and Lunch Corner serve daily; and the farm hosts pick-your-own crops, CSAs, festivals, birthday parties, and weekly farmers markets.

Mashpee

Sprout Farm Stand & Greenhouse in Mashpee on Cape Cod is open daily 9 to 5 through Thanksgiving, selling its own-grown flowers and vegetables — beets, sugar snap peas, lettuces, chard, greenhouse tomatoes, and cut herbs — alongside other locally grown fruits and produce. The chatty weekly newsletter, complete with a kitten report, is a local favorite.

Sandwich

Crow Farm, founded 1916, is a 50-acre family farm just outside historic downtown Sandwich on Cape Cod. Since 2020 the farm has supplied wholesale tomatoes, peaches, bedding plants, and herbs to farm stands across the Cape, while an expanded seasonal pick-your-own program brings visitors back for fall apples and pumpkins — complete with a corn maze.

E. Sandwich

The Blueberry Bog traces back to 1926, when J. Foxcroft Carleton planted blueberry bushes shipped from New Jersey onto his Route 6A property — the first cultivated blueberry bushes in New England. The bog still opens for pick-your-own picking each summer, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily, under current owners Steve Touloumtzis and Sally Winings. Route 6A runs past some of the oldest continuously farmed blueberry ground on the Cape.

North Kingstown

Smith's Berry Farm grows berries on Shermantown Road in North Kingstown, in Washington County's farm belt. Berries are the focus, with the pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberry and summer-berry seasons bringing people out. Check locally near picking time for the day's conditions and hours.