Farms Near Chestertown, MD

Chestertown

Chestertown

Tag Along Alpacas raises Huacaya alpacas across 293 acres in Chestertown, on Maryland's upper Eastern Shore. Mother-daughter owners Connie Gsell and Tracy Abram started the farm in August 2012 with four alpacas, converting the land from dairy farming. Visitors can shop alpaca yarn and fiber goods by appointment, typically Saturdays from 2 to 4 p.m., weather permitting.

Chestertown

Chestertown

Redman Farms is actually four farms under one name, growing everything from field corn and soybeans to greenhouse annuals and hanging baskets. The vegetable plants and produce move through a roadside stand on Bakers Lane and the Chestertown Farmers Market every Saturday morning. Strawberries come pick-your-own in season; the grain, hay, and straw go mostly to wholesale buyers.

Chestertown

Lockbriar Farm sits on Worton Road outside Chestertown, in Kent County's flat, tidewater farmland on Maryland's Eastern Shore. No website or social account could be confirmed for the farm online, so current crops and visiting hours aren't verified.

Chestertown

Family-run since 1993, Lockbriar Farms combines a u-pick fruit operation with a farm-made ice cream barn on Worton Road in Chestertown. The ice cream is made on-site from the farm's own dairy alongside the seasonal fruit picking.

Worton

Montabello Apiaries keeps bees on Montabello Lake Road in Worton, in Kent County on Maryland's upper Eastern Shore. No independent website or current listing turned up in research — contact the beekeeper directly for honey availability.

Church Hill

Centreville

Centreville

Erickson's Farm sits on Strawberry Lane in Centreville, on Maryland's Eastern Shore in Queen Anne's County — a street name that points to the farm's likely specialty. No independent website surfaced in research, so current crops and pick-your-own availability should be confirmed directly with the farm.

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.

Kennedyville

Crow Farmstay Vineyard & Winery grows grapes and pours wine on a working farm in Kennedyville, on Maryland's Upper Eastern Shore, with a farmhouse B&B for overnight stays among the vines. The farm shop sells grass-fed beef alongside the wine, and the tasting room opens daily, noon to 5pm, closed on major holidays. A wine club lets members help with harvest and blend their own bottles.

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.

Galena

Georgetown

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.

Earleville

Painted Sky raises alpacas on Knight House Lane in Earleville and runs the only full-service fiber mill on Maryland's Eastern Shore, turning raw fleece into yarn for farms nationwide as well as its own shop. Visitors can pet the herd, tour the mill to watch fiber get processed, and shop hand-painted yarn, socks, hats, and sweaters. The farm also hosts painting workshops and occasional live music.

Sudlersville

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.

Wye Mills

Edgewood

A Jones family farm market in Edgewood sells homegrown vegetable plants, hanging baskets, and produce, with pick-your-own strawberries in season, a fall pumpkin patch, and Christmas trees in winter. It runs a CSA and accepts WIC, senior nutrition coupons, and EBT. Research turned up a Jones Family Farm listing at a different Edgewood street address than this entry, so the exact site and current contact details should be double-checked before use.

Grasonville

Baltimore

Cecilton

Cecilton

Priapi Gardens runs a USDA-certified organic vegetable farm alongside a retail garden center on Maryland's Eastern Shore, between the Sassafras and Bohemia rivers. Its 10-month CSA delivers produce, eggs, cut flowers, and herbs, with full and half shares picked up Wednesday through Sunday, noon to 5:30 p.m. The garden center side carries landscape plants, annuals, perennials, tropicals, and pond plants. Victor Priapi runs the operation.

Singletree Farm has no confirmed website or public listing in search results. Specific crops, livestock, or a sales location for this Delaware entry couldn't be verified.

Galena

301 Devil's Playground turns a Galena corn field into a haunted attraction every fall, with five separate scares including a corn maze called The Harvest, a blacklight 3-D Phobia walk, and the indoor House of Hell. It bills itself as Maryland and Delaware's scariest haunted attraction, drawing crowds from both sides of the state line for its combination of live actors, music, and food vendors. Tickets sell through the site's online box office.

Havre de Grace

Third Way Farm is owned and operated by us, your farmers, Tommy and Michelle Shireman. We broke ground on these gorgeous 67 acres in Havre de Grace, Maryland in 2015 and have shaped our farm around the principles of permaculture, sustainability, and regeneration. We believe any *good* farm is best conceived as a partner in a diverse and multi-faceted ecosystem and as such, we have chosen to diversify our portfolio by focusing our attention on stewardship of, rather than dominion over. As a testa

Edgewood

Jone's Farm is listed on Philadelphia Road in Edgewood, in Harford County. No further public details about the farm's offerings were found online.

Perryville

The Perryville Farmers Market has run at Lower Ferry Park on Broad Street since 2013, drawing farm and craft vendors to a spot overlooking the Susquehanna River near Rodgers Tavern Museum. Saturday hours run 8:30 a.m. to noon, May through October, with homegrown produce and homemade goods filling the stalls. It's one of the few Cecil County markets with river views built into the shopping trip.

Kingsville

Huber's Farm has sold produce in Kingsville for years under the K.P. Hubers name. Recent local reporting notes another vendor, Farmers Daughter, planned a second location at the former Hubers site starting in 2024, so visitors should confirm the stand is still Hubers-operated before making the trip.

Churchville

Lohr's Orchard runs a pick-your-own operation and farm stand in Harford County, selling fresh produce, fresh-baked pies, and fresh-pressed cider when the press is running, alongside other locally sourced goods. The retail stand sits at 3301 Churchville Road in Aberdeen, open Monday through Saturday 8:30am-6pm and Sunday 9:30am-5:30pm; the original Snake Lane farm store closes seasonally. Call ahead in winter months, when picking and pressing wind down.

Queenstown

Churchville

Churchville

Brad Milton opened this Churchville operation in 1992 with two roadside stands and 17 rented acres; it now runs a home farm market, three satellite stands, and a 22-year run as a fixture at the Bel Air Farmers' Market. Beyond produce and greenhouse flowers, the farm raises Angus beef in Deer Creek Valley and pork across its four properties. Spring brings U-pick strawberries, fall brings pumpkins and a corn maze.

Churchville

Purple Rain Lavender Farm grows lavender on its Churchville property and turns the harvest into handmade products across aromatherapy, personal care, home care, culinary, and pet care lines, sold through an on-site retail shop and wholesale accounts. The farm holds a Lavender Festival each season and opens for visits by appointment — hours shift with the bloom, so call ahead. Now past its first decade, it's one of the few dedicated lavender operations in Harford County.

Bel Air

Mathios Apiary is a honey operation based in Bel Air, the Harford County seat. No independent website or current listing turned up in research — contact the beekeeper directly for product availability and farmers market locations.

Churchville

Harman's Farm Market has sold produce and cut flowers from the same Churchville roadside stand since 1988. Expect strawberries and zucchini in early summer, then apples and pumpkins once the fall decorations go up. The farm runs a CSA program and hosts school tours during harvest season. Open seasonally, May through October, at 2633 Churchville Road.

Bel Air

Broom's Bloom Dairy sits on a Bel Air, Maryland farm dating to the early 1700s, now supporting the ninth generation of the Dallam family, who began milking 65 cows in 1997. The farm store dips old-fashioned ice cream made on-site (over 100 flavors created), sells its own milk, artisan cheddar, and country pork sausage, and stocks Harford County lamb, beef, poultry, free-range eggs, local honey, and seasonal produce, with a café serving homemade lunches.

Bees By the Bay doesn't have a confirmed website or business listing under public search, so specifics on hive count, honey varieties, or where to buy aren't verified. The name points to a Chesapeake Bay-area apiary, a region known for tupelo and wildflower honey crops, but that's regional context rather than a confirmed detail about this business.

Clayon

Willow Rock Gardens LLC is on Sewell Branch Road in Clayton. The name suggests a nursery or garden operation, though no website or listing turned up to confirm current plants, hours, or contact information.

Townsend

Perry Hall

Chapel Hills Farm & Nursery operates on Chapel Road in Perry Hall, in Baltimore County, as a nursery and garden operation. No further public details about its plant selection or hours were found online.

Grid Iron Hill Farm runs 130-plus acres in Havre de Grace, Maryland, not Delaware, raising heritage-breed cattle, sheep, and hogs on rotational pasture. The farm sells 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, pasture-raised pork, chicken, and turkey, raw milk, eggs, and seasonal produce from a farm store. It's a multi-generational family operation that also runs an equestrian stable, Grid Iron Hill Stables, on the same property.

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.

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.

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.

Hartly

Bel Air

Marketplace on Main is Bel Air's producer-only farmers market, running Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, April through November, with a shorter winter market in late November and December. More than 60 Harford County vendors sell only what they grow, raise, or make themselves — produce, non-GMO meat and eggs, baked goods, honey, and local beer and wine. The market has served the area since 1975.

Warwick

Bohemia Apiary keeps bees in Warwick, on Maryland's Eastern Shore near the Bohemia River, and sells honey from the operation. No further public details about products or hours were found online.

Bel Air

Bel Air Farmers Market has run as a producer-only market since 1975 — everything on the tables is grown, raised, or made by the more than 60 Harford County vendors who show up, not resold. Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, in the parking lot next to the Mary Risteau building on South Bond Street. Fifty years running makes it one of the older markets in the state.

Berry Patch Christmas Tree Farm is on Halltown Road, zip 19953. It's listed under agritourism, produce, and Christmas trees — a choose-and-cut operation that likely sells produce in season too. No website or social page turned up to confirm current hours or pricing.

Havre De Grace

Wild Rose Suri Ranch raises suri alpacas in Havre de Grace, in Harford County near the Susquehanna River. No public website details current fiber sales, farm visits, or breeding stock — contact the ranch directly for specifics.

Hartly

Started in 1986 by Tom and Roseann Conlon on Westville Road in Hartly, this choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm grows White Spruce, Norway Spruce, Eastern White Pine, Douglas Fir, and Canaan Fir, some reaching 15 feet. The Evergreen Spirit Gift Shop on site carries the Heartwood Creek Jim Shore collectible line. Open weekends from the Friday after Thanksgiving through December 18, with weekday tagging by appointment.

Baltimore

Set up in the Eastpoint Mall parking lot on Eastern Avenue in Baltimore, this market runs Wednesdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., from mid-June through October. It's a straightforward produce-and-goods market — fresh vegetables, organic items, crafts, and local specialties — and accepts WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits, making it one of the more accessible stops for shoppers using those programs on the east side of the city.

Pasadena

Kevin's Beekeeping tends hives in Pasadena, Anne Arundel County, on the peninsula between the Patapsco River and the Chesapeake Bay. Current honey availability and sales location aren't listed online — reach out directly.

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.

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