Farms Near Preston, MD

Preston

Bartenfelder Farms has worked the same stretch of Maryland's Eastern Shore for more than a century, selling sweet corn, cantaloupes, tomatoes, and a rotating lineup of greens like kale, collards, and cabbage from its roadside stand. The stand also carries eggs, jams, and hanging baskets, open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Find seasonal updates on Instagram at @bartenfelderfarms.

Preston

Frase Farm sits at the corner of Kraft and Friendship roads in Preston, in Caroline County on Maryland's Eastern Shore. No independent website or listing turned up in research — reach out directly for current farm activities.

Preston

Brothers Henry and Austin Spies converted a former grain and poultry operation into a pasture-based cattle farm built around soil health. Marsh Creek now raises beef, pork, chicken, and eggs on rotational pasture and delivers pastured proteins straight to homes across the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware. No wholesale middleman — the meat goes from their fields to your door.

Preston

Harris Farms works land on Bethlehem Road in Preston, in Caroline County's Eastern Shore farm belt. No further public details about the operation were found online.

Preston

First Class Farms LLC farms on Doverbridge Road in Preston, in Caroline County's Eastern Shore grain and produce belt. No further public details about the operation were found online.

Hurlock

Hurlock

Waddell's Corner is one of three roadside stands run by Harris Farms, a sixth-generation Eastern Shore family operation growing produce and flowers direct from the field. The Hurlock stand is open April through October, with sister locations in Easton and a u-pick site in Preston. Everything sold here was grown on Harris family ground, not trucked in from a wholesaler.

Preston

Federalsburg

Blades Orchard has grown peaches, apples, nectarines, plums, pears, blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries in Federalsburg since 2008, along with vegetables and heirloom tomatoes. The farm presses its own hard cider under the Faulkner Branch Ciders label and bakes cider donuts each fall through spring. A weekly CSA box program runs alongside a walk-in market open Saturdays 9am-12pm, with other days available by appointment or text-in pre-order.

Federalsburg

Preston

Malin Farms works land on Frazier Neck Road in Preston, on Maryland's Eastern Shore, under the Malin Enterprises operation.

Preston

Preston

Wings Landing has grown produce on the Choptank River since 1981, selling seasonal fruits and vegetables both from the farm itself and at the Amish Country Farmers Market in Easton. The river frontage and sustainable growing practices make it one of the quieter agritourism stops on this stretch of the Eastern Shore — no corn maze, no petting zoo, just a working farm selling what it grows.

Preston

Outstanding Dreams Alpaca Farm raises alpacas on Pinetown Road in Preston, Caroline County, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Farm visits, fiber sales, and hours aren't listed online — contact the farm directly before planning a trip.

Denton

Tuckahoe Treasures Alpaca Farm raises alpacas in Denton, in Caroline County near Tuckahoe Creek. The farm's site, tuckahoetreasures.com, is live but returned no readable content during research, so current visiting hours, fiber sales, and contact details aren't confirmed — try the site or a direct call.

Denton

First Fruits Berry Farm & Orchard grows berries and tree fruit on Harmony Road in Denton, in Caroline County. No further public details about hours or pick-your-own availability were found online.

Trappe

Gingersnap Farm sits in Trappe, Talbot County, a few miles off the Choptank River on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Products, hours, and livestock on the property aren't listed online; contact the farm directly to confirm.

Denton

Redemption Farms grows tree-ripened peaches alongside sweet corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and melons, selling most of it straight from the on-farm market outside Denton. Come fall, the orchard opens for u-pick apples, typically Monday through Saturday. It's one of the newer names in Caroline County agritourism, built on an old model — grow it, ripen it on the tree, then let people pick it themselves.

Easton

Denton

Easton

Easton

Breckenridge Adventures is a Maryland agritourism operation on Mill Road. No further public details about its offerings were found online.

Denton

Held in the St. Luke's United Methodist Church lot on South Fifth Avenue, this Denton market runs Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., roughly June through mid-October. It's a modest, church-hosted market rather than a big vendor lineup — locally grown produce, fruit, and handcrafted goods, with WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits accepted. Call ahead to confirm a given week's setup before driving out.

Easton

Family Affair Farm opened in 2014 after its owners ordered 11,000 strawberry plants the year before and figured out plasticulture growing as they went. Strawberries are still the main draw each spring, followed by u-pick blueberries and blackberries in summer, then pumpkins and a 3-acre corn maze on fall weekends. The farm sits about three miles north of Easton, just off Route 50.

Easton

Peachblossom Apiaries keeps hives on Peachblossom Point Road outside Easton, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. No public website lists current honey sales or hours — reach out directly for availability.

Fresh-To-You-Produce is at 14036 Adamsville Road in Greenwood, near the Maryland line in western Sussex County. No website or social page surfaced in research to confirm current crops, stand hours, or contact details.

Ridgely

Jack King converted his dairy operation into an organic berry farm, and Kings Berries now grows blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries on the Eastern Shore for u-pick visitors and wholesale buyers alike. The farm has sold only what it grows since 1998. Restaurants, farmers markets, and grocery stores around Caroline County stock King's fruit alongside the pick-your-own rows. Bring a bucket in summer; blueberries ripen first, with blackberries and raspberries following as the season warms.

Cottingham Farm grows certified-organic vegetables and herbs year-round along Goldsborough Creek in Talbot County, running a 20-week CSA split into a May-through-October season and a leaner November-through-March one. Beyond the CSA, the produce shows up at Easton Market Square Wednesday through Saturday and at the Bethesda Central Farm Market on Sundays — one grower supplying both the Eastern Shore and the DC suburbs.

Greenwood

Greenwood

A 40-acre Christmas tree farm three miles west of Greenwood on Route 16, started in 2008 by Don and Peggy Hallowell. Grows Fraser Fir, Douglas Fir, Norway Spruce, and White Pine, plus ornamental deciduous trees, evergreens, and tropical plants for landscaping. Cash and local checks only.

Greenwood

Little Wagon Produce has sold sweet corn, tomatoes, squash, eggplant, watermelon, and cantaloupe from its stand at 2667 Seashore Highway in Greenwood for 37 years, open daily from Memorial Day weekend through November. The family-run operation also carries flowers, herbs, canned goods, and frozen foods, plus an online store for pre-orders.

Bridgeville

Handley's U-Pick is on Epworth Church Road outside Bridgeville. The name points to a pick-your-own operation, though no website or listing confirms which crops are open for picking or the current season schedule.

Wye Mills

Cambridge

Old Wye Mill has ground grain by water power since 1682, making it the oldest continuously operating grist mill in the United States. It sits in Wye Mills, Maryland, on the Eastern Shore, not Delaware, and runs seasonally as both a working mill and a museum of the region's agricultural history. The mill supplied grain during the American Revolution and still turns its original stones today.

Seaford

Bridgeville

Vanderwende Farm Creamery makes homemade ice cream from milk produced on the third-generation family farm in Bridgeville, Delaware, scooped into homemade waffle cones, sundaes, banana splits, and pints. Shops in Bridgeville, Greenwood, Georgetown, Dewey Beach, and Fenwick Island serve daily in season, and two ice cream trucks roam — one bookable for events, one parked at Rehoboth Beach on summer evenings.

Bridgeville

The Apple Scrapple Festival takes over downtown Bridgeville the second full weekend of October — October 9 and 10 in 2026 — pairing apples from T.S. Smith and Sons with scrapple from RAPA, the world's largest scrapple producer. What started as a 2,500-person gathering in 1992 now draws more than 20,000 people for carnival rides, a car show, live music, and a scrapple sandwich or two.

Seaford

Bridgeville

Bridgeville

An 800-acre family-owned farm in Bridgeville founded in 1907, one of only two orchards left in Delaware. Grows tree fruit and vegetables, and runs the T.S. Smith Orchard Point Market with a farm-to-table cafe and bakery on site.

H & H Brand Farms is based at PO Box 38 in Bethel — the same Sussex County operation behind Jeff's Greenhouses. No website or public listing turned up to confirm current crops or contact details.

Bethel

Jeff's Greenhouses operates on Main Street in Bethel, a town on Broad Creek in Sussex County, under the H&H Brand Farms name. No website or listing turned up to confirm current plant stock or hours.

Goldsboro

Rawlings Farm is a 94-acre operation in Goldsboro that bills itself as the only pumpkin patch in Caroline County, and admission to pick is free. Owners Allen and Brittany Rawlings also run a beef cattle and meat goat business with more than a decade of experience, selling freezer beef and goat by the whole or half animal. Kids get a trike track, corn box, and petting animals alongside the u-pick rows.

Mardela Springs

Wright's Farm is located in Mardela Springs, in Wicomico County on Maryland's lower Eastern Shore. No independent website or listing turned up in research — contact the farm directly to confirm current crops and availability.

Mardela Springs

Wright's Farm is a working farm in Mardela Springs, on Maryland's lower Eastern Shore in Wicomico County. No current website or listing describes its specific crops or visitor offerings.

A farm market on Seashore Highway outside Bridgeville selling local fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy, open 8am to 8pm. The Frozen Farmer ice cream stand operates on site, and the market leans into sweet corn, watermelon, and other summer staples pulled straight off the farm.

Laurel

Balsam Acres is on Sharptown Road outside Laurel, near the Maryland line. Balsam fir is a classic Christmas tree variety, and the name suggests a choose-and-cut operation, though no website confirms current season details.

Seaford

Broadcreek Strawberries is on Bethel Road outside Seaford, named for the creek that runs through this part of Sussex County. The name points to a strawberry operation, though no website confirms current season dates or hours.

Queenstown

The River Plantation is listed at an address on Pintail Point Farm Lane outside Queenstown, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Limited current information is available online for this specific listing — confirm hours and offerings directly before visiting.

Queenstown

An agritourism farm on Sharptown Road in Laurel. Beyond the location and phone contact, little is published about specific crops or seasonal offerings, so details are best confirmed directly with the farm.

Grasonville

Laurel

A fall pumpkin patch off Route 24, three miles east of Laurel, with more than a dozen pumpkin varieties to pick, a two-acre corn maze, and hayrides on Saturdays and Sundays.

Salisbury

Peach Blossom Farm is listed on Little Lane outside Salisbury, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Current crops, hours, and products aren't posted online — contact the farm directly to see what's growing this season.

Queenstown

Ironhorse Farm sits on Bennett Point Road in Queenstown, part of the waterfront farm country between the Wye and Chester rivers on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The domain once tied to this name is now listed for sale and holds no farm content, so current contact details aren't confirmed.

This Grasonville market runs Thursdays, 3:30 to 6 p.m., on Main Street through the spring-to-fall season. It's a small Eastern Shore stop for local produce, baked goods, and prepared foods rather than a large-vendor destination — worth a look if you're already passing through Grasonville on Route 18.

Centreville

White Marsh Acres is listed on White Marsh Road in Centreville, Queen Anne's County, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Crops, livestock, and hours aren't posted online — contact the farm directly to confirm current offerings.

Hebron

Oakley's Farm Market sits right on Route 50 in Hebron, selling strawberries and asparagus in spring and shifting to pumpkins by fall, both available u-pick. The stand also carries fresh herbs and a house-made key lime syrup alongside the produce. A small play area with slides keeps kids busy while parents shop. Family-run for multiple generations, reachable at (410) 860-8553.