Farms Near Butler, PA

Butler

The Butler City Farmers' Market runs downtown at 205 South Chestnut Street in Butler, the county seat north of Pittsburgh. Vendors from Butler County's farms bring seasonal vegetables, fruit, eggs, and baked goods to the city's business district during the warm-weather months. The setting puts fresh local produce within walking distance of downtown offices and homes. Check the current season's schedule before visiting, as market days shift year to year.

Butler

Butler

For All Family Farms works as an event venue and small farm on Hoon Road in Butler, hosting weddings, birthdays, retirements, and other gatherings. The farm also raises livestock and grows produce for the local area. Its Facebook presence runs under the handle 'faffwed,' pointing to the wedding side of the business. Call to ask about booking the space or what produce is available in season.

Renfrew

Family u-pick blueberry farm on McCalmont Road in Renfrew, Butler County, with more than 5,700 bushes across ten varieties. U-pick berries run about $3 a pound, and buckets and bags are provided. Picking hours change week to week with ripeness, so the website or Facebook page is the place to check before driving out. Season runs through the mid-to-late summer stretch.

West Sunbury

A performance-horse operation on Mack Road in West Sunbury, Butler County, north of Pittsburgh. The name suggests breeding, training, or showing competition horses. The farm keeps little presence online, so contact them directly for boarding, training, or sales details.

Butler

Sunset Hills Farm Alpacas raises alpacas on Three Degree Road in Butler, north of Pittsburgh in Butler County. Farms like this usually sell raw fleece, yarn, and finished fiber goods, and some open for herd visits. Public specifics are thin, so call ahead to confirm what's available and whether they take drop-in guests.

Valencia

Greystones Farm is an agritourism property on Three Degree Road in Valencia, Butler County, north of Pittsburgh. The rolling farmland here sits in the outer suburbs of the Pittsburgh metro, where small farms mix crops, livestock, and event space. Details of its specific offerings are limited.

Cabot

Harvest Valley Farms grows more than 160 varieties of fruits and vegetables in Bakerstown, Pennsylvania, north of Pittsburgh, though this listing files it under West Virginia. The farm picks produce daily and sells it within 24 hours, alongside house-made baked goods, at its farm store on Route 8 (William Flynn Highway). Store hours run longer from April through December and shorten over winter.

Snyder's is a pick-your-own berry farm off Chicora Road in Butler County, growing strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries. Also known locally as Snyder's Berry Farm, it runs a small on-farm stand alongside the u-pick rows. Berry seasons are short, so the farm posts opening days on Facebook as each crop ripens. Pick in the morning for the best fruit.

Figberry Farms is listed in West Virginia with no address or website on record. The name points toward figs or berry crops, but nothing online confirms what's grown or whether it sells to the public. Details would come from the farm directly.

Gibsonia

Harvest Valley Farms grows more than 160 varieties of fruits and vegetables and sells produce within a day of picking. The Deer Creek Road farm in Gibsonia, north of Pittsburgh, runs a CSA plus a farm market and bakery at nearby Bakerstown. Greenhouse plants and baked goods round out the offerings.

Slippery Rock

Mars

A community market at 225 Crowe Avenue in Mars, a small Butler County borough north of Pittsburgh known for the flying-saucer monument in its downtown. Local farmers and vendors bring produce and homemade goods to the market through the warm-weather season.

Sarver

Sarver

Pat's Perfect Produce grows and sells produce from a Monroe Road address in Sarver, PA, in Butler County northeast of Pittsburgh. No website surfaced, so the exact crop list and stand hours aren't confirmed here. Butler County's field season runs roughly May through October, with sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, and fall squash the regional staples.

Slippery Rock

A community-run farmers' market in Slippery Rock, the Butler County town best known for Slippery Rock University. Vendors from the surrounding countryside sell seasonal produce and homemade items to students and residents through the growing season. Days and the current vendor roster aren't listed online.

30.0966

Local, grass finished beef. 100% pasture raised and finished, just the way you like it.

30.0966

Local, grass finished beef. 100% pasture raised and finished, just the way you like it.

Worthington

Harmony

Cheswick

A berry farm on Starr Road in Cheswick, in the Allegheny River communities northeast of Pittsburgh. Growers here pick strawberries in late spring and follow with summer raspberries and blackberries. Pick-your-own farms this close to the city fill up fast on good-weather weekends, so checking field status ahead of time saves a wasted trip.

Slippery Rock

Blackberry Meadows Farm grows certified-organic vegetables and raises pastured pork outside Pittsburgh, in Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania, despite this listing filing it under West Virginia. The farm runs a Pittsburgh-area CSA, delivering weekly shares of seasonal produce to members. Its lineup leans on organic growing methods across a wide range of vegetables, and the farm's website carries CSA sign-up and pickup details.

Gibsonia

TLC Tree Farm is a small Christmas tree grower on Lakeview Drive in Gibsonia, in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh. Cut-your-own and fresh-cut evergreens through the holiday season are the usual draw. This is a separate operation from the similarly named tree farm in Schuylkill County, and no dedicated website for the Gibsonia location was available, so check dates locally.

Worthington

Worthington

Le-Ara Farms in Worthington, Pennsylvania is the Wilson family's dairy, licensed by the PA Department of Agriculture to sell certified raw milk — inspected four times a year for cleanliness, herd health, and water quality. The Milk House is open mornings and evenings Monday through Saturday: bring your bottle, fill it up, and meet the happy cows.

Cheeseman Farm runs a stack of attractions on its working Butler County ground near Portersville. The fall Pumpkin Festival anchors the calendar, and October brings the Cheeseman Fright Farm haunted attraction. Betsy's Barn handles weddings and parties, Breakneck Campground offers overnight stays, and the farm hosts country concerts through the warmer months. It's a family operation that leans hard into seasonal events.

Slippery Rock

WestPark Alpacas keeps a herd on West Park Road in Slippery Rock, Butler County, near Slippery Rock University north of Pittsburgh. Alpaca farms in the area commonly sell yarn, socks, and raw fleece and host visits by appointment. Check their site or call before stopping by to confirm hours and what's for sale.

Zelienople

Tarentum

Heirloom fruit orchard in Frazer Township near Tarentum, north of Pittsburgh along the Allegheny River. Norman's grows heirloom apple and cherry varieties and sells the fruit in season, posting hours and quantities on its site. Reach out to confirm what's ripe and when the stand is open.

Kittanning

Tiny Seed Farm is a small West Virginia operation; the directory lists only the name and state. Small-acreage farms like this one usually market vegetables, herbs, and seedlings through local markets and CSA shares. No website, address, or contact could be confirmed for it in this record.

Lewis Family Farm is listed in West Virginia with no crops, address, or website on record. The name is common across many states, and nothing online ties this entry to a specific operation. What it grows or raises isn't documented, so details would come from the family directly.

Tarentum

Kretschmann Family Organic Farm has grown certified-organic food near Rochester, Pennsylvania since 1971, though this entry files it under West Virginia. After decades of vegetable CSA farming for the Pittsburgh area, the farm shifted toward organic apples, with the family's 'After the Fall' brand turning fruit into hard cider. It operates at 257 Zeigler Road, Rochester, PA.

Brenckle's Organic Farm and Greenhouse grows organic vegetables and greenhouse plants in the Butler, Pennsylvania area, though this listing places it in West Virginia. Alongside field produce, the greenhouse side supplies vegetable starts and bedding plants in spring. The operation sells to Pittsburgh-region customers and markets, and keeps a live website with current details.

Tarentum

Chapel Valley Honey is a small honey producer based in Tarentum, along the Allegheny River northeast of Pittsburgh. Local raw honey is the draw, though the operation keeps a low profile online and no posted hours or product list were available to confirm. Reach out directly to check on availability and pickup.

Natrona Heights

Tarentum

Wexford

Wexford

Shenot's Farm & Market is a family farm and market on Wexford Ruin Road in Wexford, north of Pittsburgh. It sells its own produce through a farm store and takes orders on an online ordering page. Sweet corn, pumpkins, and seasonal fruits and vegetables are typical draws at this longtime local operation. Check the site for what's currently in stock.

Cowansville

Dragon Run Forge & Livery offers horse-drawn carriage rides on Porterfield Hill in Cowansville, north of Kittanning in Armstrong County. The name points to blacksmith work and a livery, and the farm shows up on equine and local-food directories. Couples book the carriages for weddings. Little else is published online, so call ahead for what's currently running.

Wexford

Farm Market -Laying Hens- Turkeys - Beef - Lambs-Pork- Bakery - Smokehouse - Greenhouses / High Energy Eggs - Sliced Slab & Canadian Bacon-6 Types of Lean Pork Sausage- Roasting Chickens- Dairy - Cheese - Maple Syrup - Local Dark & Light Honey - Seasonal Fruits & Vegetables -Bedding Plants - Hanging Baskets- Vegetable Plants - Herbs - Potting Soil -Hardy Fall Mums - Gourds -Pumpkins - Corn Stalks - "Bring a Friend and Experience Farm Fresh"/ Open Year Round

Portersville

Freeport

Renshaw Family Farm has worked the land on Ford City Road in Freeport since 1834, northeast of Pittsburgh in the Allegheny River valley. Today the farm hosts a fall Pumpkin Festival and summer Sunflower Days, and runs a wedding and event venue with sunset views over the fields. Check ahead for this season's festival dates and hours before visiting.

Fombell

Sturges Orchards works the hills along Route 288 in Fombell, Beaver County, north of Pittsburgh. Apples are the backbone of the orchard, and the farm market gets busiest in fall for fresh fruit and cider. Seasonal produce fills the stand through summer.

Fombell

Duffy Family Farm raises 100% grass-fed and finished beef on 150 acres in Fombell, Pennsylvania, 35 minutes north of downtown Pittsburgh — cattle rotated to fresh grass-legume pasture daily for lean beef with healthy marbling. USDA and BQA certified, the beef sells direct in popular 25- and 50-pound packages (plus quarters to wholes), with 2026 sold out and 2027 reservations open.

Glenshaw

Soergel Orchards is listed as an orchard in West Virginia, though the directory record carries no town or address to pin it down. West Virginia orchards concentrate along the eastern ridges and the Eastern Panhandle, where apples and peaches ripen from late summer into fall. Without a verified website or contact, the specific varieties and any pick-your-own here aren't confirmed.

Wexford

New Kensington

A seasonal market in the Lower Burrell City Hall parking lot at 115 Schreiber Street, just off Leechburg Road in the Alle-Kiski Valley northeast of Pittsburgh. Growers from the surrounding Westmoreland County farms sell produce and homemade goods to Lower Burrell and nearby New Kensington.

Fombell

A grazing dairy on North Tower Road in Fombell, Beaver County, in the hilly farm country north of Pittsburgh. Details about milk sales or farm visits aren't posted online. Reach the farm directly to ask about raw milk, herd shares, or what's available at the barn.

Fallen Aspen Farm is listed in West Virginia without a product list, address, or website. Nothing online details what it raises or grows. The name and location suggest a small mountain farm, but specifics would need to come from the owners.

Franklin Park

Soergel Orchards is a longtime family farm market north of Pittsburgh, known for apples, fresh-pressed cider, and pick-your-own harvests. Beyond the produce, the operation runs a bakery, deli, garden center, gift barn, wine shop, and ice cream counter. It's a full destination stop, with catering, gift baskets, and specialty foods including gluten-free and vegan options.

Pittsburgh

A seasonal producers' market at 423 Fox Chapel Road in the borough of Fox Chapel, an affluent community northeast of Pittsburgh above the Allegheny River. Local growers and food makers sell produce, baked goods, and prepared foods here through the warm-weather season for the surrounding riverside neighborhoods.

Fox Chapel

Hannah's Honey is a small-scale honey operation on Fox Chapel Road in Fox Chapel, a wooded suburb northeast of Pittsburgh. Apiaries here draw on the area's hardwood forests and residential gardens for their nectar. No website or shop hours are posted, so contact the beekeeper directly to buy honey or ask about seasonal availability.

Grove City

Grove City

The market runs in the Olde Town district of Grove City, a Mercer County borough in northwest Pennsylvania near Interstate 79. Downtown Grove City keeps a walkable Main Street, and warm-season stands here bring produce, flowers, honey, and baked goods from surrounding farms.

Pittsburgh

This market meets at St. John's Lutheran Church, 920 Perry Highway, in Ross Township north of Pittsburgh. Church-hosted suburban markets like this one run seasonally, bringing produce, flowers, honey, and baked goods from Allegheny and Butler county growers to the North Hills.