Farms Near New Bern, NC

New Bern

Warren Farms Vineyard grows muscadine grapes for pick-your-own off Arcan Circle near New Bern, in Craven County. Visitors pick their own fruit in season, typically from late summer into early fall when eastern North Carolina's muscadines ripen. The vineyard keeps no website or posted hours online, so confirm picking days locally before driving out.

New Bern

A community market on Neuse Boulevard in New Bern, the Craven County city where the Neuse and Trent rivers meet on North Carolina's coast. New Bern was the state's colonial capital and is the birthplace of Pepsi-Cola. Growers from the surrounding coastal-plain farms bring produce to sell to area residents.

New Bern

R Garden is listed as an agritourism spot in New Bern, Craven County, on the coastal plain. Details on what it grows or offers are thin online. Contact the operation directly to learn what's available and when it's open.

Open Saturdays year-round from 8am to 2pm at 421 South Front Street in historic downtown New Bern, this market carries local produce, plants, farm-raised meats, eggs, dairy, honey, jams, baked goods, and handmade crafts. In season vendors bring summer vegetables, tomatoes, berries, mushrooms, cut flowers, and potted plants. It anchors the riverfront district near the meeting of the Neuse and Trent rivers.

New Bern

Two Rivers Honey takes its name from New Bern's setting where the Neuse and Trent rivers meet, in Craven County. It's a local honey producer, its jars reflecting the coastal-plain bloom from spring wildflowers into summer. Contact the beekeeper directly for current availability.

New Bern

Morris Blueberry Farm grows blueberries along US Highway 17 North near New Bern in Craven County, on the Coastal Plain. Blueberry season in eastern North Carolina generally runs from late May through July, when u-pick rows open. Ripeness and weather set the schedule, so calling ahead is the safest bet.

Bridgeton

Nelson Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Bridgeton, just across the Neuse River from New Bern in Craven County. Coastal-plain blueberries here ripen from June into August. The farm keeps no website; check locally for pick-your-own availability and hours during the summer picking season.

New Bern

Agritourism farm on Olympia Road in New Bern, in Craven County along the Neuse River near the coast. Public information is thin for this listing. Contact Holton Farm directly to confirm crops, hours, and any farm-visit or seasonal produce options.

Pollocksville

Pollocksville

Parker Farms is an agritourism farm in Pollocksville, in Jones County just south of New Bern on North Carolina's coastal plain. The listing carries no crop or event details, and there's no website online. Coastal-plain farms here work a long warm season of vegetables and row crops; confirm what's available locally.

Pollocksville

Vanceboro

White's Farm and Greenhouses is on US 17 North in Vanceboro, Craven County, northwest of New Bern. As a greenhouse and nursery operation, it likely sells bedding plants, vegetable starts, and seasonal flowers. Contact the farm for plant availability and hours.

Pollocksville

Pastured pork and farm eggs sold from a stand on Ten Mile Fork Road in Pollocksville, south of New Bern. LocalHarvest and other directories list on-farm pickup across spring, summer, and fall. Jones County stays rural and farm-friendly, and small direct-sale operations like this one tend to sell out of eggs and cuts quickly. Message ahead to confirm what's in the cooler before driving over.

Maysville

A county farmers market in Trenton, the small seat of rural Jones County in eastern North Carolina's coastal plain southwest of New Bern. The area's farms grow row crops and vegetables along the Trent River. Trenton is one of the state's least-populated county seats, and the market gives nearby growers a local outlet.

Edward

Edward

Wildheart Farm sits on 20 acres in Maryland's Pleasant Valley, nestled between two mountains where the Shenandoah meets the Potomac and the Appalachian Trail wanders past. Regenerative farmer and clinical herbalist Heather crafts farmstead foods and botanical goods with reverence for land and season — an apothecary, sourdough bakery, cheese, and ferments all from the farm kitchen.

Stella

Bonnie's Berries grows strawberries, corn, watermelon, and peanuts on Wetherington Landing Road in Stella, in Carteret County near the coast. It runs pick-your-own in season, an easy detour for anyone heading to the Emerald Isle beaches up Highway 58. Call (252) 393-6350 to check what's ready. Strawberries lead the spring, with summer crops following.

Oriental

Newport

Willis Strawberry & Vegetable Farm grows strawberries and vegetables on Chatham Street in Newport, Carteret County, near the Crystal Coast. Spring brings strawberries, followed by summer vegetables from the coastal soil. Contact the farm for what's ready and its picking hours.

Aurora

Chocowinity

Chocowinity

Southside Farms has grown produce near Chocowinity, in Beaufort County, since 1999, when the family shifted from tobacco and grain to fruit and vegetables. You can pick your own strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries in season, or let the crew pick for you, and the farm grows more than 50 varieties in all. Homemade strawberry ice cream and school field trips round it out. Open Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm.

Peletier

Pick-your-own strawberries and seasonal produce on Whitehouse Fork Road in Peletier, in coastal Carteret County near Swansboro. The stand runs a long season, roughly April 1 through late November, open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday afternoons. Strawberries lead in spring, with summer and fall vegetables following. It's an easy stop for beachgoers heading toward Emerald Isle.

Newport

We know it’s difficult to find quality meat & eggs at the store that you can be confident in or without the confusing labels. Do you have a deep desire to know where your food comes from and know the farmer that produced it? Or maybe you have health struggles that you believe can be overcome by eating nutrient dense meats & eggs from animals raised the way God intended. You’re not alone! We are so glad you’re here. We are Joe & Rachel Shenk and it’s an honor to be your farmers. Pasture raised me

A small-town farmers market in Oriental, a waterfront sailing village near where the Neuse River meets Pamlico Sound, at 310 Hodges Street. Growers and producers from Pamlico County sell seasonal produce and homemade goods. The market fits Oriental's tight-knit harbor community.

Newport

CLFN supports our community by purchasing from local Carteret County farmers only and selling their fine farm fare either on our Veggie Van, or through CSA sales, or to restaurants directly, or at local farmers\' market, or served at one of our popular farm-to-table dinners or cooking classes. We try very hard to strengthen the relationship between our local farmers and our local consumers through education and enthusiasm!

Chocowinity

A family agritourism farm on NC Highway 33 East in Chocowinity, across the Pamlico River from Washington in Beaufort County. The farm hosts on-farm activities and seasonal visits. Its website is no longer active, so current hours and offerings are best confirmed directly.

Chocowinity

Cedar Point

Newport

Clayton and Terry Garner run a farm on Sam Garner Road in Newport, in Carteret County near the Crystal Coast. The shared family name on the road points to a longtime local operation. Coastal farms here grow produce and raise livestock a short drive from Bogue Sound and the beaches.

Ayden

Kinston

A family farm stand in Kinston, in Lenoir County's eastern North Carolina farm country along the Neuse River. Putnam sells seasonal produce direct. No further details are posted online.