Farms Near Hamden, NY

Hamden

Hamden

Hamden

The 607 CSA runs a vegetable CSA out of Hamden in Delaware County, with weekly shares from early June through late November. Members pick summer, summer-fall or fall veggie shares, and can add fruit shares from Breezy Hill Orchard and flower bouquets from Serra Vida. The CSA offers sliding-scale pricing and accepts SNAP/EBT to widen access to fresh food.

Hamden

Lucky Dog Farm & Store runs a working farm with a farm store on State Highway 10 in Hamden, Delaware County, in the western Catskills. Farm stores in this region carry their own produce, eggs, and meat alongside local goods. What's in stock and the store's hours shift with the season, so it's worth calling ahead before making the drive.

Hamden

Lucky Dog Organic in Hamden, in New York's western Catskills, grows food that's simple, fresh, and organic — from its fields to your plate, for the benefit of all.

Town of Hamden

Brookside Maple makes syrup on Andes-Delancey Road in the town of Hamden, in the Catskill highlands of Delaware County. Sugarmakers across this county boil during the late-winter sap run and sell syrup, cream, and candy direct. Little about this producer is posted online, so reach out during sugaring season to find out what's for sale and whether the sugarhouse welcomes visitors.

NY 13491

Cairncrest Farm is a small family farm in the rolling hills of central New York raising 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef and lamb plus pastured pork, with certified organic pastured chicken from a single nearby farm of good friends — no aggregating, no anonymity. Orders placed by Monday ship Wednesday in recyclable insulated liners with dry ice, free over $200.

Watertown

At the Watertown Saturday Farmers Market, we pride ourselves on offering the freshest, highest quality farm products in the area. From juicy tomatoes to savory cuts of meat to fresh bread, we've got everything you need for a delicious and healthy meal — all locally produced. Our sellers grow what they sell, ensuring that you get the best possible quality. Look for us beginning Saturday May 18th through our last market of the season on October 26th. Hours are 9:00 am until 2:00 pm. Maria Pilar-Ma

Preston Hollow

Heather Ridge Farm in Preston Hollow, New York raises beef, lamb, goat, chicken, and turkeys in small groups on pasture without antibiotics or hormones — plus llamas, a donkey, and bees. The Saturday farm store and Bee's Knees Café serve prepared foods and a soup-kitchen lunch, with raw honey, beeswax candles, wool socks, lambskins, and root beer syrup filling the shelves; farm-stay cottages let guests linger.

De Lancey

Catskill Mountain Maple is a family maple business on Charlie Wood Road in DeLancey, Delaware County, making pure maple syrup, cream, and sugar plus honey. It also works as a CDL sugaring-equipment dealer and manufactures its own Zap-Bac sap spouts, selling gift baskets and custom orders alongside the syrup. The operation runs deep in the western Catskills, where the spring sap run drives the season.

Delhi sits at the center of Delaware County in the western Catskills, and its farmers market puts local growers on Main Street in the village. Delaware County is heavy dairy and small-farm country, so the produce, eggs, cheese, maple, and baked goods common to Catskill markets fit here. SUNY Delhi and the surrounding farm towns give the market a steady local base.

Delancey

Dar-View Maple makes 100% pure maple products on Fall Clove Road in Delancey, in the western Catskills of Delaware County. Beyond syrup in several grades, they sell maple candy, maple cream, granulated maple sugar, and gift baskets. Farm tours include free samples and a look at how the syrup is boiled down. Ask for Brad when you call.

Walton

Stony Creek Farm on Freer Hollow Road in Walton hosts Feather Down Farm Days, the canvas-tent glamping program that places guests on working farms. It sits in the western Catskills of Delaware County, in cattle-and-hills country along the West Branch of the Delaware. Guests stay in furnished safari-style tents and get a taste of daily farm life. Confirm the season and booking directly with the farm.

Walton

A farmers market in Walton, Delaware County, in the western Catskills along the West Branch of the Delaware River. Area farms bring produce, meat, eggs, and homemade goods to town through the growing season.

Delhi

Windy Knob Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Turnpike Road in Delhi, in the western Catskills of Delaware County. Pick-your-own blueberry season in these hills runs mid-summer into August. Call ahead for ripeness and picking hours before making the drive.

Meridale

Franklin

Off Road Maple makes 100% wood-fired pure maple syrup on Pomeroy Road in Franklin, in the Catskill foothills of Delaware County. The Jordan family also turns out maple cream, granulated maple sugar, maple coffee, pancake mix, and honey and beeswax goods. Their maple barn runs a gift shop and tours daily, with pancake breakfasts during the March Maple Weekends. Syrup-making here traces back to a family sugarbush worked since World War II.

Maplewood Farm & Orchard sits on Miller Avenue in Delaware County's western Catskills, near DeLancey (ZIP 13752). As an orchard in this region, it likely grows apples for fall picking, though specifics aren't documented online here. Reach out directly to confirm the crops, hours, and whether pick-your-own is offered before planning a visit.

An indoor farmers market in the Catskills hamlet of Andes, at 143 Main Street in Delaware County. The indoor setting lets it run when the weather turns cold and outdoor markets close, gathering local producers with regional food, pantry goods, and crafts.

Franklin

North Star Farm is a working organic blueberry farm in Franklin, NY offering luxury glamping, U-pick blueberries and flowers, yoga, farm events, sheep, trails, a pond, sauna, and private wood-fired hot tubs. Guests come to slow down, reconnect with the land, and experience the beauty of regenerative farm life in the western Catskills.

East Meredith

East Meredith

Kortright Creek Creamery is the goat dairy at Stone & Thistle Farm on Kelso Road in East Meredith, in Delaware County's western Catskills. The farm raises pasture-based livestock and the creamery makes goat-milk products. A current product list and hours weren't available online at the time of writing.

The Saturday edition of Oneonta's market, set on Main Street in this Otsego County college town at the northern edge of the Catskills. Farms across the upper Susquehanna Valley supply vegetables, fruit, eggs, meat, and maple. Home to two colleges, Oneonta keeps a steady market crowd through the growing season, and the Saturday date is the week's larger gathering.

Margaretville

Kenneth Burger Farm lies on Millbrook Road near Margaretville, deep in the Catskills of Delaware County. This is high, cool country inside the New York City watershed, where farms lean toward hay, pasture, and livestock more than row crops. It's listed as an agritourism stop in the western Catskills.

Callicoon Center

An 81-acre educational farm in Callicoon Center that spent decades teaching sustainable agriculture and renewable energy, pairing solar and wind with working horses and livestock. The land is protected under a conservation easement with the Delaware Highlands Conservancy. After a 2023 tornado and the founders' retirement, the farm has closed to visitors, and its stewards are looking for new owners to carry it forward.

A village farmers market on Main Street in Unadilla, an Otsego County town along the Susquehanna River in the Southern Tier. Local growers sell seasonal produce and homemade goods through the summer.

Hobart

Two New York farms operate under the Wild Roots name — a long-running off-grid organic CSA in Livingston Manor, Sullivan County, run by the Gillingham family across 100 acres of garden, pasture, and forest, and a separate grower near Germantown. With no city on this listing, the safest read is a New York vegetable and CSA farm growing a wide range of seasonal crops without pesticides.

Great American Store lot Hancock

The Hancock Community Education program runs this market at 11 East Main Street in Hancock, a Delaware County village where the branches of the Delaware River meet in the western Catskills. Local growers bring produce to the store lot in season. Confirm days and hours through the program locally.

Margaretville

Harpersfield

Shaver-Hill Maple Farm makes pure maple syrup, cream, sugar, and candy on Shaver Road in Harpersfield, in the Catskill highlands of Delaware County. Its buttermilk pancake flour carries a recipe traced to Hansmann's Mills, a local mill dating to 1809 that produced one of the first just-add-water pancake mixes. The farm store also stocks maple K-cups, hot sauce, and gift boxes.

West Laurens

Jeffersonville

Pacapoo Alpacas is an alpaca farm on Schaefer Road in Jeffersonville, a Sullivan County hamlet in the Catskills. No active website or current listing was found, so herd details, farm visits, and any fiber products couldn't be confirmed online.

Halcottsville

Schenevus

Willy's Farm and Cider Mill operates in Schenevus, in the hills of Otsego County southeast of Cooperstown. The name points to pressed apple cider and the fall farm season — pumpkins, cider, and family visits — common to cider mills across central New York. Details aren't posted online here, so call ahead to confirm the pressing schedule, hours, and any fall attractions before you go.

Youngsville

The Cutting Garden is a flower farm on State Route 52 in Youngsville, in Sullivan County's western Catskills. Cutting gardens here raise seasonal blooms for bouquets, weddings, and pick-your-own bunches from late spring until frost. Listings are thin, so contact the farm about open days, u-pick flowers, and custom or event orders.

Tonjes Farm Dairy is a small grass-based dairy on Tonjes Road in Callicoon, run by Tim and Mary Tonjes and family since 1950. They bottle creamline milk and make Greek yogurt, halloumi, paneer, farmers cheese, cottage cheese, butter, and aged cheeses, all without preservatives or stabilizers. You'll find them at the Callicoon and Barryville farmers markets and the Union Square Greenmarket in Manhattan.

Cooperstown Cheese Company makes European-style cheeses in Milford from Jersey and Brown Swiss milk sourced from nearby family farms. Its Toma Celena, a nutty Italian-style table cheese with notes of toasted grain and caramelized milk, and its Jersey Girl both appeared on a 2013 inauguration menu. The shop also carries cheesecake, milk, and other local goods.

Milford

This farmers and craft market runs along Route 28 in Milford, an Otsego County village just south of Cooperstown in Central New York's Leatherstocking region. The craft side pairs handmade goods with farm vendors selling seasonal produce, eggs, and baked goods. The Route 28 corridor makes it an easy stop for Cooperstown-area traffic.

Sidney Civic Center Sidney

Set at the Sidney Civic Center on Liberty Street in Sidney, a village in Delaware County along the Susquehanna River. Growers from the surrounding rural area bring vegetables, fruit, and farm goods through the warm-weather season. Sidney sits in the western Catskills foothills, an area of small family farms.

Callicoon

Rosehaven Alpacas raises alpacas on County Route 164 in Callicoon, a Sullivan County town in the western Catskills. Its farm boutique sells fiber goods made from the herd: socks, hats, gloves, scarves, shawls, blankets, throws, and yarn, plus stuffed animals. The farm also sells alpacas and offers breeding services. Reach them at 914-953-2506 or on Facebook and Instagram as @rosehavenalpacas.

Callicoon

Wahl Farms works Beechwoods Road in Callicoon, a Sullivan County town on the Upper Delaware River in the western Catskills. Farms along this stretch run to dairy, hay, and pasture-raised livestock on hilly ground. A working family farm listed here for agritourism.

Livingston Manor

The winter edition of Callicoon's Sunday market, moving indoors near Creamery Road once the outdoor season closes. Set in the Upper Delaware River valley of Sullivan County, it keeps local growers and food makers selling storage vegetables, meats, cheese, baked goods, and preserves through the cold months. Check ahead for current dates and hours.

Deposit

Deposit

Schenevus

Town Garage Pavilion Deposit

A market at the Town Garage Pavilion on Front Street in Deposit, a village on the West Branch of the Delaware River where Broome and Delaware counties meet. The name echoes Deposit's earlier name, Cookhouse, from its era as a log-rafting stop on the river. Farms in this Western Catskills corner raise produce, dairy, and maple. Local growers bring seasonal vegetables, eggs, and homemade goods to the riverside village.

Deposit is a small village on the West Branch of the Delaware River, near the Cannonsville Reservoir where Broome and Delaware counties meet. Its farmers market brings local growers to Second Street in the village center, in a rural, trout-fishing and dairy stretch of the Southern Tier. Look for the modest, seasonal lineup of produce, eggs, and homemade goods typical of small Delaware River valley towns.

Parksville

Justus Asthalter Maple Syrup produces pure maple syrup on Aden Road in Parksville, in the Catskills of Sullivan County. The sugarhouse taps its trees during the late-winter sap run and sells graded syrup direct. Reach out to buy or ask about visiting during boiling season.

Jefferson

Buck Hill Farm on Fuller Road in Jefferson makes pure maple products and serves a weekend pancake breakfast it bills as the best in the Catskills, Saturdays and Sundays from 8am. The farm sells maple syrup, cream, and sugar, runs apple-cider-making, and publishes its own cookbook, Pancakes Make People Happy. Jefferson is in Schoharie County, in the hills west of the Catskill high peaks.

Bainbridge

Heller's Farm runs a CSA out of Bainbridge in Chenango County, on County Road 39. Members buy a share and pick up a weekly box of the farm's vegetables through the growing season. Contact the farm to ask about share sizes, pickup, and whether spots are open for the current year.

Claryville

Claryville

Radical Practices and Outsider Agriculture Our farming practices may be radical but they have resulted in our farm being one of the highest production farms per square foot in the country. What can be more radical than removing the symbol of vegetable farming; the tractor? We practice farming by hand; replacing the tractor with hand tools. All planting, cultivation, and harvesting is done manually, though we use modern tools and techniques that keep us efficient and competitive. We find that far

Afton

Fantasy Fruit Farm is on Hall Road near Afton, in Chenango County's Susquehanna River valley. Fruit growers in this area raise berries, tree fruit, and seasonal produce, much of it pick-your-own. Online details are scarce, so contact the farm for what's ripe and its picking and stand hours.