Farms Near Berlin, MD

Berlin

Friendship Farm sits on Three Penny Lane outside Berlin, in Worcester County near the Eastern Shore's Atlantic beaches. Listed as an agritourism operation, the farm doesn't have a confirmed website or social account, so current hours and offerings aren't verified online.

Berlin

Elysium Farm LLC has no confirmed website or public listing in search — results return only the unrelated film and mythology of the same name. Specific crops, livestock, or hours are unverified.

Berlin

Assateague Farm & Nursery runs a full produce stand from March through late November on Route 611, between Ocean City and Assateague Island. Alongside the vegetables, there's a self-serve cut flower stand, u-pick berries in season, and seasoned firewood available year-round. The farm also carries handmade crafts from local artists. Text (410) 660-5205 for current hours; the farm prefers texts to calls.

Berlin

Berlin

Pablo's Bowls operates out of Sinepuxent Farm on Route 611 south of Ocean City, serving acai bowls, juices, and smoothies from a small family farm setting. The same property is home to Sinepuxent Brewing Company, Worcester County's first farm brewery, making it a stop for both a smoothie and a pint. It sits about 2.8 miles south of Route 50, on the way to Assateague Island. Call (410) 973-2711 for hours.

Berlin

Berlin

Ocean Pines' Farmers & Artisans Market runs year-round at White Horse Park, Worcester County's largest such market according to Maryland's Best. Saturday hours run 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. April through August and 9 a.m. to noon the rest of the year, rain or shine. Vendors sell dock-to-table seafood, fresh-baked goods, produce, and handmade crafts, and a rotating Community Corner Tent gives local nonprofits a table each week.

The address on file — 9933 Pitts Road — carries zip code 21811, which belongs to Berlin, Maryland, not Massachusetts. This listing likely belongs on Maryland's Eastern Shore rather than in New England; no additional details were found to confirm what Cross Farms grows or sells.

Berlin

We are a family owned and operated naturally grown produce farm offering the freshest fruits and vegetables. We are located in Showell Maryland about 3 1/2 miles from the North Gate of Ocean Pines. We offer farm tours and farm classes and demonstrations. We have a farm stand and farm store. Look for our harvest festival in October.

Berlin

Our family farm in Worcester County dates back to 1893 (so far) and continues as a small produce farm today. We sell our produce through community supported agriculture, our farm store and at local farmers markets. We work had at growing the best produce for our community using natural growing methods. We are a part of Maryland's Best and Home Grown By Hero's.

Selbyville

Magee Farms grows strawberries, sweet corn, pumpkins, and a wide range of other fruits and vegetables at stands in Selbyville and Lewes. They also sell honey, jams, cider, cheese, and ice cream, with seasonal strawberry and pumpkin picking, hayrides, and a greenhouse maze. The Selbyville stand, at 34857 Lighthouse Road, is open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Selbyville

Family owned since 1865 and now in its fifth generation, this Selbyville farm grows fresh produce and runs pick-your-own strawberries, seasonal flowers, and hayrides. Open 8am to 5pm, Wednesday through Monday.

Frankford

B & B Evergreens is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm at 968 Zion Church Rd. in Frankford, one of the Sussex County tree farms that opens for the season after Thanksgiving. A 2016 News Journal profile put its weekend hours at 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday through Sunday — call ahead, since holiday-season hours can shift year to year.

Fenwick Island

The Fenwick Island Farmers Market runs Fridays, 8 a.m. to noon, late May through Labor Day weekend, in the parking lot at The Station on Coastal Highway and West Houston Street. Vendors bring produce, flowers, and baked goods to the southern tip of Delaware's coast, including regulars like Bennett Orchards with its peaches and blueberries.

Frankford

Bennett Orchards grows peaches, nectarines, and blueberries on its farm at 31442 Peach Tree Lane in Frankford, about seven miles west of Bethany Beach on the Delmarva Peninsula. Fruit is sold at the farm and at area farmers markets in season, and the orchard also opens pollenless sunflower and zinnia fields for cut-your-own visits. The homepage is updated daily in season with picking conditions.

Frankford

A blueberry farm on Blueberry Lane in Frankford, established in 2016, offering u-pick blueberries and retail sales alongside on-farm events. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 8am to 4pm, Saturday 8am to 2pm, closed Wednesday and Sunday.

Dagsboro

A fifth-generation family-owned market in Dagsboro selling fresh, local produce and running u-pick strawberries, blueberries, peaches, and pumpkins in season. Open 9am to 6pm daily.

Good Earth Market & Restaurant has no confirmed website or listing in search results. The name pairs a market with a restaurant, a format more common in health-food and farm-to-table businesses, but specific menu, products, or address couldn't be verified for this location.

Parsonsburg

Strawberry Fields Forever is a pick-your-own strawberry patch in Parsonsburg, on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Beyond the name and the crop, there's little public information to go on — no listed phone or storefront hours — so a call ahead or a check of their social pages is the safest bet before driving out during strawberry season.

A roadside produce stand and country store on Piney Neck Road outside Dagsboro, in Sussex County. Listed in a regional agritourism directory under the produce category. No published details on specific crops or hours are available online; call ahead before visiting.

Bethany Beach

The Farmers' Market at Sea Colony is a non-profit, producer-only market on Route 1 in Bethany Beach — every vendor sells only what they personally grow, raise, or make within 60 miles of the coast. It runs Wednesdays, 8 a.m. to noon, from late May through early September at 33546 Market Place.

Pittsville

Groundworks Organic Farm spent 32 seasons growing USDA-certified organic vegetables in Pittsville, with CSA pickup spots that reached as far as Arlington and Alexandria, Virginia. Shares included pasture-raised eggs, meat, and farmstead cheese alongside the produce. The farm's website currently lists operations as temporarily closed, with updates promised by email. Reach the farm directly at [email protected] or (443) 220-2338.

Ard Brac Acres has no active website or public listing that search turned up. The name suggests a small acreage operation, in keeping with the pattern of family-run Delaware farms that sell seasonally from the property rather than through retail storefronts.

Bethany Beach

Pocomoke City

Lawson's Produce runs a stand at 510 Rehoboth Avenue, the street that runs straight to the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk. It's listed as a seasonal produce operation. No website or social page turned up in research to confirm current hours or what's in stock.

Georgetown

The Georgetown Farmers Market sets up Wednesday afternoons, 3 to 6 p.m., through the summer at 16 Mile Brewing Company, 413 S. Bedford St. Pairing a brewery parking lot with local vendors has become a common format in southern Delaware, drawing families to shop for produce while the taproom stays open.

Rehoboth Beach

Farmer Girl Exotic Garden is on John J Williams Highway outside Rehoboth Beach, along the corridor connecting the beach towns to Route 1. The name suggests specialty plant growing, though no website or listing confirms current stock or hours.

Pocomoke City

Chesapeake Bay Farms is the last working dairy in Worcester County, running a farm store roughly 9.5 miles west of Ocean City that turns its own milk into butter, cheese, and ice cream. A second retail spot on Route 50 sells the same lineup daily from noon to 8 p.m.

Lewes

Hopkins Farm Creamery in Lewes, Delaware scoops over 25 flavors of ice cream made fresh on the working dairy farm on Dairy Farm Road, with seasonal specials, ice cream cakes, pies, and sandwiches. Visitors eat at picnic tables overlooking the farm — leashed dogs welcome outside, complete with water bowls and dog treats — and the farm hosts birthday parties, school visits, and weddings.

Georgetown

Operating as Isaacs' Farms and Markets on DuPont Boulevard in Georgetown, this farm market sells Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland in season and keeps market hours from 9am to 7pm daily.

Georgetown

The Delaware Agritourism Association is based at PO Box 222 in Georgetown, representing farms across the state that run u-pick operations, corn mazes, tree farms, and other on-farm visitor experiences. No active website turned up in research to confirm current membership or contact details.

Salisbury

Shore Fresh Growers operates the Downtown Salisbury Farmers Market along the Riverwalk on West Market Street near Route 13. Vendors sell antibiotic-free meats along with seasonal produce and handcrafted goods, and shoppers can message individual growers directly through the market's online vendor list to check what's in stock before visiting. It's one of two markets Shore Fresh Growers runs on the lower Eastern Shore.

Lewes

Lewes

The Lewes produce stand of the Magee family farm operation, handling online produce orders for pickup. Orders placed by 5pm Monday are ready for pickup the following Friday or Saturday after 11am. The main Magee Farms property and fields are in Selbyville.

Salisbury

Camden Avenue Farmers Market in Salisbury started as a single distribution point for Provident Organic Farm and grew from there into a full Eastern Shore market, now carrying organic produce alongside other local growers' goods and handmade crafts. It's held at 1401 Camden Avenue — check the market's Facebook page for the current season's days and hours.

Milton

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.

Chincoteague

Georgetown

Red Barn Country Store & Farm occupies a two-story barn on Route 404 outside Georgetown at 16570 Seashore Hwy, stocked with country and primitive-style home goods — wreaths, curtains, linens, rugs, and bedding — alongside seasonal produce and gifts. The store's Facebook page counts more than 11,000 likes and nearly 5,000 check-ins, a sign of how long it's been a stop on the Sussex County back roads.

Little Hoof Farms (formerly Little Foot Farms) is a boutique farm in Holly, Michigan specializing in miniature Highland cattle, Nigerian Dwarf goats, and select exotic birds — closed herds, routine veterinary care, and a full-time live-on-property farm manager. The "Land of the Littles" offers private farm visits, farm parties, and mobile mini cow and pony appearances for weddings, plus handmade goat soap and calves and kids for sale.

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.

Eden

North of Eden Farm grows lavender across its fields in Eden, on Maryland's lower Eastern Shore, alongside a chestnut tree orchard and a small herd of Nigerian dwarf goats. The farm sells lavender products through its own shop, offers agritourism visits, and runs a Revival Chestnut Trees program for growers wanting the trees themselves.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Quantico

Garden of Eden is listed on Pemberton Drive in Quantico, a small Wicomico County community on Maryland's lower Eastern Shore. The listed zip code appears to be a data error, and no working website or social page turned up online — treat the listing as unconfirmed until verified.