Farms Near Phoenixville, PA

Phoenixville

Yeager's Farm has grown Christmas trees near Phoenixville since 1986, offering fresh-cut and cut-your-own trees starting the Friday after Thanksgiving. The family also sells pumpkins, apples, and fresh produce, plus hand-made bows, wreaths, cemetery blankets, and baked goods from a holiday gift shop. Trees and greenery are the main draw once the season opens. Two locations sit off Pike Springs and Western Roads.

Phoenixville

Baba's Brew is a woman-owned, farm-to-bottle kombucha brewery in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, where founder Olga ferments authentic raw kombucha using techniques learned from her great-grandmother Baba in Southern Siberia. USDA Certified Organic and handcrafted in small batches with whole organic fruit, herbs, local seasonal produce, and fair trade ingredients — no juices, no extracts, no B.S. — plus the caffeinated Turbo Squirrel line and cooking classes.

Phoenixville

In the spring of 2002, with help from the Food Trust, Liz and Bill Andersen started the Phoenixville Farmers' Market to revitalize the downtown and provide access to fresh local food. It was originally in the parking lot at the corner of Bridge and Main Streets, and featured just four farms: Charlestown Farm, Hoagland Farms, Quarryville Orchard and Kimberton Hills Bakery. ​ With the support of PAEDCO, the Market moved to the Foundry parking lot on Main Street in 2003. More farmers joined the Mar

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Collegeville

Varners' Farm has grown Christmas trees and pumpkins for over 30 years on a preserved 90-acre property off South Trappe Road in Collegeville, Montgomery County. Fall opens pick-your-own apples, corn, flowers, and pumpkins, with horse-drawn wagon rides, a corn maze, pony rides, and crafts. Pumpkins are priced by weight, wholesale bins are available, and a retail market sits on-site.

Collegeville

Phoenixville

Yeager's Tree Farm grows Christmas trees on Pikesprings Road off Route 113 near Phoenixville, in Chester County. Cut-your-own and pre-cut evergreens draw families from late November through December. The rest of the year the farm stays quiet while the trees size up.

Royersford

Our mission is to provide the residents and neighbors of Royersford with an accessible and welcoming market offering locally-sourced and crafted goods by farmers, artisans, and entrepreneurs from the greater Royersford area.

Royersford

Renninger's Farm has been a family established farm since 1932. It began as a dairy farm located in the heart of Royersford. As the transition into a farmer's market began, Farmer Jay and his wife, Carol, decided to continue owning cows. The cows you see at the farm today are strictly for entertainment. The store front opens for the season in mid-April. As the season changes from spring to summer to fall, as does our locally-grown produce! The market closes up shop for customers on October 31st.

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Spring City

Farm on Pughtown Road in Spring City, Chester County, in the rolling farmland of southeastern Pennsylvania. Public details online are limited. Contact the farm directly to find out what it grows and whether it sells to visitors.

Chester Springs

Pottstown

Collegeville

Chester Springs

Birchrun Hills Farm is owned and operated by Ken and Sue Miller and our two sons, Randy and Jesse, we control every step of how our products are made. We sustainably grow crops, practicing regenerative agriculture for over 30 years, and feed a herd of 80 holstein cows to produce high-quality milk. We make cheese and age it in our underground aging-facility. The Miller family has been making cheese since 2006 to secure a sustainable future for our dairy farm. Our Mission We pride ourselves in bei

The Anselma Farmers and Artisans Market sets up at the Historic Mill at Anselma, a preserved colonial gristmill and National Historic Landmark at 1730 Conestoga Road in Chester Springs. Vendors bring local produce alongside handmade and artisan goods, pairing a working-history site with a small seasonal market. Schedules vary by season, so confirm market days before visiting.

Pottstown

CornstalkingUSA runs a corn maze on Spiece Road outside Pottstown, open Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. during the fall season. The farm sits off Route 100: from the north, turn onto Cedarville Road at the first light past Coventry Mall and go two miles to the maze on the right. It's a straightforward, crop-focused operation in northern Chester County.

West Chester

East Goshen Farmers' Market runs at East Goshen Township Park on Paoli Pike near West Chester in Chester County. Local growers and food makers bring seasonal produce, eggs, baked goods, flowers, and prepared foods to the park during the warm months. The park setting, with its walking paths and open space, makes the market an easy family outing. Confirm the current day and hours, as township markets follow a seasonal calendar.

Chester Springs

Milky Way Farm is a 103-acre dairy the Matthews family has run since 1902, home to Chester Springs Creamery. The creamery, open since 2001, makes ice cream daily from the farm's own herd and rotates through dozens of flavors, several named after the cows. It's a designated Pennsylvania Century Farm. Stop in for a cone, farm-fresh brown eggs, and a look at a four-generation working dairy.

Chester Springs

Milky Way Farm is a working dairy in Chester Springs whose Chester Springs Creamery scoops ice cream made from the farm's own grass-fed herd. The farm also sells brown eggs and dairy, runs tours focused on dairy farming and sustainability, and hosts summer camps, classes, and fall pumpkin activities. Summer hours run Tuesday through Sunday, 1–9pm. Find them as Milky Way Farm on Facebook and Chester Springs Creamery on Instagram.

Wayne

Growers and purveyors of Lancaster County fruit and vegetables, the Herrcastle Farm family sells farm-to-table produce six days a week from their home farm on Douts Hill Road in Holtwood, Pennsylvania, with text alerts for special news and offers.

A seasonal farmers' market at the Upper Merion Township Building on West Valley Forge Road in King of Prussia, Montgomery County. Regional growers and food vendors set up on the township grounds near Valley Forge National Historical Park. The market gives King of Prussia shoppers a local-food stop amid the area's malls and offices. Market days aren't posted online.

Bird's Farm & Apothecary pairs a working farm with an herbal apothecary, a combination becoming more common among small Delaware producers who sell both food and body-care goods from one storefront. No website or public listing turned up in search to confirm specific products or location.

Chester Springs

Collegeville

Collegeville

Longview Center for Agriculture is run by Greener Partners, a nonprofit that connects communities to food through farming and hands-on, discovery-based learning. The farm sits on Stump Hall Road in Collegeville, in the Montgomery County countryside. The organization's programs range from school and hospital garden projects to Farm Explorer, a mobile farm that brings agriculture lessons to kids. Contact the nonprofit directly to confirm what's currently running at this site.

Pasture Song Farm raises pasture-raised pork and beef cattle between Pottstown and Boyertown, Pennsylvania, well north of Delaware despite the listing. Pork is the farm's signature product, forage-grazed rather than grain-finished. The farm also grows cut flowers and sells meat shares directly to customers rather than through a retail storefront.

Collegeville

An orchard on Kriebel Mill Road in Collegeville, in the Perkiomen Valley of Montgomery County. Orchards in this area grow apples and peaches, with picking and cider running from late summer into fall. The Perkiomen countryside keeps a rural feel despite sitting within reach of the Philadelphia suburbs, and small orchards here tend to sell fruit fresh at the farm. Call ahead to confirm hours and what's ripe.

Pottstown

The market runs along East High Street in downtown Pottstown, a Montgomery County borough on the Schuylkill River between Reading and Philadelphia. High Street is the town's historic main drag. Warm-season stands here bring produce, flowers, cheese, and baked goods from Berks and Montgomery county farms.

Wayne

An indoor market on the Main Line at 389 W. Lancaster Avenue in Wayne, open Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 25 stands fill the building, including Lancaster County meats from S. Clyde Weaver and Heebner, D'Innocenzo's bakery, Good Harvest Farms produce, prepared foods, coffee roasters, and a winery. Despite the name, it sits in Delaware County and draws its vendors from Lancaster's farm belt.

Cedars

Horse Shoe Ranch has no confirmed website or public listing in search. Ranch-style operations under this name typically run horses or livestock rather than row crops, but that hasn't been verified for this specific location.

Kneehigh Farm didn't turn up a website, social page, or directory listing in search. The name is uncommon enough that it isn't a duplicate of a larger operation elsewhere — it appears to be a small, low-profile Delaware farm without an online storefront.

Pottstown

East Nantmeal

Red Dog Market LLC has no confirmed website or business listing in search. "Market" in the name suggests a retail or farm-stand operation, but no specific products, hours, or address could be verified.

Exton

Eagleview Farmers' Market sets up at Wellington Square in the Eagleview Town Center, a planned community in Exton, Chester County. Seasonal outdoor markets like this one gather regional growers and food producers selling fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, and prepared foods around the square's green. The town-center setting draws families and neighbors on market evenings through the summer. Check the current day and hours, since the market runs on a seasonal schedule.

Glen Mills

Glen Mills

Wynnorr Farm sits on East Street Road in Glen Mills, Delaware County, in Philadelphia's western suburbs. The agritourism listing carries little public product information. Reach out to the farm to confirm what it grows or offers before visiting.

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Newtown Square

The market sets up along West Chester Pike (Route 3) in Newtown Square, a Delaware County township west of Philadelphia. Suburban markets in this stretch run through the warm months with produce, flowers, cheese, and baked goods from Chester County and nearby growers.

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New Hanover

KJM Produce grows vegetables on Big Road in New Hanover, Montgomery County, in the farm country northwest of Philadelphia. The operation runs a CSA and sells fresh produce in season.

Glen Mills

The Bates Motel & Haunted Hayride runs three Halloween attractions on Arasapha Farm at 1835 N. Middletown Road in Glen Mills, west of Philadelphia: the Bates Motel haunted house, the Revenge of the Scarecrows haunted trail, and a haunted hayride through the woods. Hollywood-style sets, effects, and live actors have drawn crowds here for more than 30 years each fall. Midway games and food round out the night.

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West Chester

West Chester

The West Chester Growers Market is a 30-year old producer-only farmers market located in the Borough of West Chester, Pennsylvania. It is open weekly on Saturdays from May-December and weeks 1/3/5 January-April.

West Chester

Artisan Exchange is a Saturday indoor market of small specialty-food businesses at 208 Carter Drive in West Chester, open year-round from 10am to 1pm. More than 75% of its members are women-owned, and the lineup spans authentic meals, baked goods, sauces, and heritage recipes from Argentina, Greece, India, Japan, Ukraine, and beyond. It works as both a market and an incubator for local food makers.

West Chester

The West Chester Hayride is a family-friendly Halloween attraction on Price Street in West Chester, built for a mildly spooky night rather than real scares. A wooded hayride pairs with an indoor Halloween show, a monster dance, and a photo-op room, running about an hour for a few dollars a person. It draws families with younger kids each October.

Perkiomenville

Fall-season farm in Perkiomenville with a five-acre corn maze, hayrides, and an apple slingshot, plus pick-your-own pumpkins and fresh apple cider. Single activities run $7, or all three for $20. It opens weekends from September through October, with weekday group visits by appointment. The farm sits on Little Road in upper Montgomery County. Check their Facebook page for current-year opening dates and weather closings.

Perkiomenville

This Perkiomenville pumpkin farm builds a corn maze each autumn and runs weekend hayrides through Montgomery County farmland. Beyond the maze, kids fire the apple slingshot and families load up on pumpkins and jugs of cider. Activities are priced individually at $7 or bundled at $20 for all three. The season is short, weekends across September and October, with weekday slots reserved for school and scout groups by appointment.

Lansdale

West Chester

FarmerJawn is a community-focused CSA based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, growing diverse, vibrant produce for a season of fresh, healthy eating that supports sustainable agriculture. Members get exclusive discounts at FarmerJawn and CornerJawn locations, 10% off farm tours and workshops, and weekly chef-inspired recipes for the week's bounty.

Broomall

Haunted Hollow sits off Malin Road in Broomall, Delaware County, just west of Philadelphia. The name points to a seasonal Halloween attraction, the kind that runs on fall weekends. Current dates and hours are not posted in the directory, so contact the operator or check locally before planning a visit.

Lansdale

Freddy Hill Farms is a longtime family dairy and recreation spot on Sumneytown Pike in Lansdale, Montgomery County. It's best known locally for homemade ice cream served at its parlor, alongside a golf driving range, miniature golf, and batting cages. No active website was reachable to confirm current hours, so check ahead before visiting.

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