Farms Near New Holland, PA

New Holland

New Holland

Westfield Egg Farm is a four-generation, family-run specialty egg packaging company in New Holland, Pennsylvania, founded in 1962 — partnering with small family farms across Lancaster County for free-range and pasture-raised eggs under its Nature's Yoke and Utopihen Farms brands plus private labels. The faith-based company is guided by thoughtful stewardship: supporting family farms, sustainability, and the ethical treatment of animals.

New Holland

New Holland

New Holland

A produce operation on Division Highway, Route 322, in New Holland in eastern Lancaster County. This is some of the most productive farmland in the Northeast, and roadside stands here carry sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, and other vegetables from early summer through fall. Seasonal fruit often shows up on the tables alongside the vegetables as each crop comes in.

East Earl

A produce stand on Weaverland Road in East Earl, in the northeastern corner of Lancaster County's farm country. The surrounding Weaverland Valley is heavily Plain-community farmland, where family stands sell garden vegetables, small fruit, and seasonal items straight from the field. The selection tracks the calendar: greens and berries early, then corn, tomatoes, and pumpkins as summer turns to fall.

Brown eggs sold farm-direct under the name Farm Fresh Brown Eggs, with no city or address listed for this Delaware entry. Brown-shell layers such as Rhode Island Reds and Golden Comets are common on small Delmarva flocks, sold by the dozen at the coop or a roadside stand.

East Earl

Shady Maple Farm Market on Main Street in East Earl is the grocery arm of the Shady Maple complex in eastern Lancaster County, best known for its neighboring smorgasbord. The market runs full departments: produce, bakery, dairy, meats, seafood, deli, bulk foods, and a pharmacy, open Monday through Saturday, 7am to 8pm.

Stoltzfus Meats has run a stand at the New Castle Farmers Market in New Castle, Delaware since 1954, one of five market locations for the Pennsylvania Dutch meat business founded in Intercourse. The counter carries scrapple, bacon, ham, bologna, and both fresh and smoked sausage made using Lancaster County recipes, plus jerky, snack sticks, and beef from Enola Cattle Co.

East Earl

Ronks

Paradise

Paradise

This Saturday market sets up at 3293 Lincoln Highway East (Route 30) in Paradise, deep in Lancaster County's Amish farm country east of Strasburg. Standholders sell produce, meats, cheeses, and baked goods, much of it from the surrounding Plain-community farms.

Paradise

Gap

A free-range egg seller in Delaware selling farm-direct, dozen by dozen, in the tradition of small backyard and pasture flocks common across the Delmarva Peninsula. No storefront address is on record for this listing.

Stevens

Hidden Spring Apiaries is a family-run, treatment-free apiary based in Stevens, Lancaster County, producing raw honey that's never heated or filtered. The honey is bottled by ZIP code from hives kept around Adamstown, Ephrata, Lititz, and Mohnton, so buyers can get honey from their own area. Founded in 2019, the operation uses no chemicals in the hive. Order through their site or find them locally.

Gap View Farm Market is an Amish-run stand in Gap, Pennsylvania, not Delaware, deep in Lancaster County farm country. Shelves hold non-GMO raw milk, cheese, and eggs from pasture-raised cows alongside seasonal produce, raw honey, and homemade lotions and salves. Locals call it "the land of milk and honey," and the market stays open year-round rather than closing for winter.

Leola

Ronks

The Amazing Maize Maze anchors this Lancaster County farm, backed by more than 40 attractions across the property, including a pumpkin patch, farm animals, slides, and yard games. The Horst family has farmed here for generations and runs early-season, summer, and fall programming with hours that shift by season. It sits in Amish Country near Strasburg. Tickets and dates change year to year, so check ahead before the drive.

Ronks

Cherry Crest Adventure Farm is a family destination on Cherry Hill Road in Ronks, in the Lancaster County countryside. Its centerpiece is a giant corn maze, joined by a pumpkin patch, farm animals, dozens of hands-on attractions, food venues, and an on-site winery and brewery. The farm runs seasonal events and festivals through the year. Tickets and current hours are on their website.

Leola

Mohnton

Brecknock Orchard has grown pick-your-own fruit near Mohnton since 1996, opening the rows for strawberries, raspberries, peaches, blackberries, and apples as each ripens. The on-site market sells picked produce plus tomatoes, peppers, pumpkins, and cut flowers. Seasonal workshops and rotating food trucks turn a fruit run into a longer visit. It's a family farm in southern Berks County, off Orchard Road.

Mohnton

Ronks

Dutch Meadows Farm operates out of Paradise, Pennsylvania, in Lancaster County's Amish farm country, not Delaware — though its buying-club model ships and delivers regionally. The farm sells raw milk, cheese, butter, and ghee from grass-fed cows, plus pastured beef, pork, chicken, lamb, and rabbit, wild-caught seafood, sourdough bread, raw honey, and goat milk soap. Everything is marketed as free of pesticides, chemicals, and artificial hormones.

Strasburg

Reinholds

Strasburg

Lititz

A pick-your-own berry farm on Disston View Drive near Lititz in Lancaster County. Berry growers here open with strawberries and cherries in late spring, then move into summer raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries as each ripens. It sits in one of Pennsylvania's most heavily farmed counties, where roadside fruit is a fixture of the season. Field openings shift with the weather, so check current picking conditions before loading up the family.

Lititz

Oregon Dairy has grown from a 1975 family dairy on Oregon Pike in Lititz into a combined supermarket, family restaurant, bakery, and ice cream shop. The Milkhouse Ice Cream Shoppe hand-dips more than 20 flavors, and the market sells meats, seafood, produce, and baked goods alongside the farm's own milk. The dairy also runs farm events and tours through the year. Reach them at 717-656-2856 or [email protected].

Strasburg

Amish Neighbors Tours guides visitors through the Amish farm country around Strasburg, in the center of Lancaster County. Tours from this area typically visit working farms, roadside stands, and back roads where horse-drawn buggies still travel. Strasburg pairs the countryside with railroad attractions and covered bridges.

Lancaster

Lititz

Hoover's Farm runs a stand on Erbs Bridge Road near Lititz, in Lancaster County's Pennsylvania Dutch farmland. This is some of the most productive non-irrigated cropland in the country, heavy with sweet corn, tomatoes, and small fruit each summer. Produce is sold as it comes in.

Mohnton

Helen's Gourd Farm grows gourds on Blimline Road in Mohnton, in the Berks County farmland south of Reading. Ornamental and hard-shell gourds for fall decorating and crafts are the specialty implied by the name. No website or posted hours were available online, so contact the farm directly about what's ready and how to buy.

Honey Brook

Reinholds

Frush Farm sits on Fritztown Road in Reinholds, at the northern edge of Lancaster County near the Berks line. It is listed as a small family agritourism farm in one of Pennsylvania's most productive stretches of Pennsylvania Dutch farmland. Details on crops and hours are not published online, so contact the farm directly before visiting.

Keystone Cattle Company did not turn up a working website or business listing in search. The name points to a cattle operation, consistent with the "Keystone" naming common among Pennsylvania and Delmarva-area livestock producers, but no confirmed details are available beyond that.

Morgantown

Mast Farms is on Main Street in Morgantown, in the southern Berks County farm country near the Lancaster line and the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange. It is listed for agritourism but keeps little detail online. Reach out to the farm directly to find out what they grow or sell and when they are open to visitors.

Livengood Family Farm LLC has no confirmed website or public listing in search. The name points to a family-operated farm, a common structure in Delaware's small-farm sector, but specific crops, livestock, or hours couldn't be verified.

Buffalo Valley Pastures has no confirmed website or public listing in search. "Pastures" in the name suggests grass-fed livestock rather than row crops, but that hasn't been verified for this specific farm.

New Providence

Mussers' Bed & Breakfast sits on Main Street in New Providence, deep in southern Lancaster County's Amish and Mennonite farmland. Guests come for an overnight farm-country stay within short drives of Strasburg, Quarryville, and the covered bridges along Pequea Creek. Rooms and rates aren't posted here. Call ahead to check availability and breakfast arrangements.

Atglen

Glen Run Valley View Farm is a small family farm run by Jeff and Rhonda Stoltzfus on Lenover Road in Atglen, Chester County. Spring brings pick-your-own and pre-picked strawberries; fall brings pumpkins, mums, corn shocks, and gourds. The farm hosts oddball autumn events like a Pumpkin Avalanche and Pumpkin Olympics in November. Regular hours run Monday through Saturday, closing earlier on Saturdays.

Mohtnon

Willow Street

Sassafras Farms operates off Fieldcrest Drive in Willow Street, a Lancaster County community just south of the city. The directory marks it as agritourism, but little product detail is posted publicly. Call ahead to learn what the farm grows or offers to visitors before planning a trip.

Parkesburg

Windy Hill Lavender Farm grows lavender off the Lincoln Highway in Parkesburg, in southern Chester County. Pennsylvania lavender fields peak in June and July, the window when most small growers open their rows for cut-your-own and sell dried bundles, sachets, and oils. Hours at a farm this size track the bloom and the weather, so it is worth calling ahead before the drive out to Route 30.

Quarryville

In Aaron’s Amish community, children do not go to high school. Instead, they work to gain a real world education. Aaron worked on his family’s farm. As every teenager, he started to question his life’s purpose. Luckily, there was a neighboring grass farmer that was happy to share his knowledge with Aaron.

Lancaster

Reading

Our family is dedicated to serving you with the freshest and most pure food we are able to supply. We are a first generation poultry farm, focused on refining old methods with the modern world. From our farm to your table, we truly hope you enjoy our quality, pasture raised products!

Sinking Spring

Lititz

A downtown market at 9 N. Water Street in Lititz, the Lancaster County borough known for Wilbur Chocolate and the Julius Sturgis pretzel bakery. Local farmers and food makers sell produce and baked goods near Lititz Springs Park, in one of the region's most walkable small towns.

Downtown Lititz Farmers Market runs at 20 South Water Street in Lititz, a well-preserved Lancaster County town known for its Moravian roots, pretzel history, and busy Main Street. Vendors from the surrounding farmland bring seasonal produce, baked goods, flowers, and prepared food to the town center. Lititz's walkable downtown and steady visitor traffic make the market a lively weekend stop in season. Check the current day and hours before you go.

Lancaster

Morgantown

Parkesburg

King's Pumpkins & Corn Maze runs a fall pumpkin patch and cut corn maze on Octorara Road in Parkesburg, western Chester County. Operations like this open in September and October with pick-your-own pumpkins, a maze, and harvest-season family activities. The surrounding countryside borders Lancaster's Amish farmland.

Lancaster

Lancaster County Food Hub runs a grocery pantry, a seasonal clothing bank, and outreach that connects unsheltered neighbors to services from 812 North Queen Street in Lancaster. It is a nonprofit, not a farm stand: households facing food insecurity pick up groceries here, and the clothing bank covers coats and warm-weather basics as the seasons turn. Reach the hub at 717-291-2261 to check pantry hours and volunteer needs.

Lancaster

Strawberries on Buch Avenue in the Manheim Township area just north of Lancaster city. In Lancaster County the pick-your-own strawberry window is short and early, usually opening around Memorial Day and running a few weeks into June. A stand this close to town draws steady local traffic, so berries can sell out on peak weekends before the fields reopen.

Central Market in Lancaster ranks as the oldest continuously operating public market in the country, running at 23 North Market Street since the 1730s. Standholders sell produce from local growers, meats, dairy, baked goods, cut flowers, and prepared meals spanning several cuisines. The market opens Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6am to 3pm inside a historic brick market house just off Penn Square in downtown Lancaster.

Lititz

Meadow Run Farm is a pasture-based family farm in Lititz, Pennsylvania producing beyond-organic, nutrient-dense foods — 100% grassfed beef and lamb, pasture-raised pork, Freedom Ranger chicken, corn- and soy-free turkey, and dairy and eggs, with no chemicals, GMOs, hormones, or antibiotics. Shop the farm stores in Lititz and New Ringgold or order online for pickup, where food is medicine and grass is gold.

Lemon Street Market is a small natural-foods grocery associated with Lancaster, Pennsylvania, focused on local and organic groceries rather than a full supermarket selection. Public information is limited, so check current hours and what's in stock before visiting.