Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Lehighton, PA

Lehighton

Crystal Spring Tree Farm has cut Christmas trees in the Mahoning Valley near Lehighton since 1964, growing from 25 acres to close to 200. Choose-and-cut, pre-cut, and wholesale trees are all available, and the farm adds a pumpkin patch in fall. It sits in the foothills below the Poconos. Come out in late November and December to walk the fields and pick a tree.

Lehighton

Spring Mountain Farms raises grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, poultry, and free-range eggs on Interchange Road in Lehighton, Carbon County. The family runs its livestock without antibiotics, added hormones, or steroids. A farm stand adds u-pick fruit, produce, and dairy in season. Meat sells year-round, direct off the farm, so call ahead for cuts and availability.

Lehighton

Walker's Tree Farm is a Christmas tree grower in Lehighton, in the Carbon County hills of eastern Pennsylvania. Cut-your-own and pre-cut evergreens are the usual draw at farms like this through the holiday season. No active website turned up, so confirm dates and tree availability with the farm before heading out.

Lehighton

Yenser's Tree Farm runs seasonal festivals year-round from Lehighton, in Carbon County. The calendar includes a summer Sunflower Festival, a Fall Fest with pick-your-own activities, and choose-and-cut Christmas trees in December. The farm also sells wholesale and balled-and-burlapped trees. Event details are posted on the website and its active social pages.

Slatington

Byler's Farm is a small, family-run educational farm near Slatedale, just outside Slatington, built around hands-on learning for kids. Children visit to see how a working farm operates and meet the animals. The family also sells farm products in season. It's a modest operation in the Lehigh Valley foothills, run more for teaching than for tourism.

Mahoning Township

Foothill Farm is a family-run, three-season farm on 130 acres in the Pocono foothills near Lehighton, started in 2015. It grows more than 50,000 Christmas trees and opens for pick-your-own strawberries and sunflowers, pumpkins in fall, and wreaths and greens in winter. The farm stand also sells hanging baskets, garden starts, and plants. An online shop handles some sales between seasons.

New Tripoli

Bear Rock Junction lines up two 18-hole mini golf courses, a go-kart track with banked turns, and a dairy bar pouring more than 30 ice cream flavors along Route 309 in New Tripoli. On weekends, a coal-fired steam train runs the property, and a paintball target gallery adds to the mix. The karts top out around 20 mph. It's a seasonal spot open spring through fall.

Palmerton

A & B Blueberry Farm grows blueberries on Doney Drive in Palmerton, in Carbon County's Lehigh foothills. Pick-your-own blueberry farms in this region typically open from midsummer as the fruit ripens. The setting near Blue Mountain makes for an easy stop off the Turnpike's Northeast Extension.

Towamensing Township

Cut-your-own Christmas tree farm on Summer Mountain Road in Towamensing Township, Carbon County, in the Pocono foothills. Tree farms like this open the weekend after Thanksgiving with fields of fir, spruce, and pine, plus saws and baling on site. Confirm opening day and hours before the drive.

Slatington

A family farm on High Hill Road in Slatington, in the Lehigh Valley at the foot of Blue Mountain. The listing marks it for agritourism, which in this area usually means a seasonal farm stand or pick-your-own during summer and fall. Northern Lehigh County stays rural and orchard-friendly, so calling ahead is the surest way to learn what's ready before you make the drive.

New Tripoli

A berry farm on Berry Drive in New Tripoli, in rural western Lehigh County. Growers in this area pick strawberries in late spring, then move into summer raspberries and blueberries as the season goes on. Farms like this usually offer both pre-picked and pick-your-own, with fields opening and closing quickly depending on how the crop is running, so it pays to check before heading out.

Lansford

This listing names a chiropractic office on West Abbott Street in Lansford, Carbon County, and appears in the farm directory by mistake. It is not an agritourism destination or a working farm. No farm details apply.

Coplay

A farm on Mulberry Street in Coplay, just north of Allentown in the Lehigh Valley. The listing tags it for agritourism, which around here usually means a seasonal stand or pick-your-own produce in summer and fall. Little is published about this specific farm, so reaching out directly is the best way to confirm what it grows and when visitors are welcome.

Coplay

A pick-your-own strawberry farm on Clearview Road in Coplay, in the hills north of Allentown. Its name points to the high ground it sits on, and berry fields on well-drained slopes like these often ripen a touch later than valley-floor plantings. Lehigh Valley strawberry season generally runs from late May through mid-June, so call for daily field conditions before you go.

Orefield

Halloween haunted attraction in Orefield, on the west side of Allentown, now operating as Lehigh Valley Screampark. The site runs four walk-through haunts, including House of Horrors and Operation Bio Purge, plus a hayride and a midway. It opens on select nights through the fall, with general admission running roughly $35 to $50.

Kempton

Fogelsville

White Haven

Deer Path Riding Stable offers horseback riding near White Haven, in the Pocono Mountains along Route 940. Stables in this area run guided trail rides through state forest and lakeside terrain popular with weekend visitors. White Haven sits close to Hickory Run State Park and the Lehigh Gorge.

White Haven

Daisy Field Farm leads horseback trail rides across scenic farmland and wildlife-preserve ground in the western Pocono Mountains near White Haven. The family also runs carriage rides, pony rides, and winter sleigh rides, keeping the pace friendly for first-time riders. The owners built the operation on 35 years of running the stables at Pocono Manor Resort. Rides book online ahead of time.

Breinigsville

Pick-your-own runs nearly half the year at this Breinigsville farm: strawberries in June, cherries into July, apples from mid-August through November, plus potatoes, vegetables, and pumpkins. The fall festival adds corn mazes, hay rides, and apple cannons, with a taco stand and fries cut from potatoes you dig yourself. It sits in the Lehigh Valley west of Allentown. A pick-your-own hotline posts what's ripe.

Tamaqua

A farm on Valley Road in Tamaqua, in the anthracite-coal country of Schuylkill County. The listing tags it for agritourism, which in this region usually means a seasonal produce stand or pick-your-own during summer and fall. Published details are limited, so contacting the farm directly is the best way to find out what it grows and when it's open.

Bath

Filchner's runs a nursery and garden center on Monocacy Drive in Bath, in Northampton County, with more than 30 years in business. They grow bedding plants and vegetables and sell seasonal produce through the growing season. It's a well-established local stop for gardeners stocking up in spring and for fresh produce later in summer.

Bethlehem

Valley Fruits and Veggies runs a farm market and seasonal u-pick on Colony Drive in Bethlehem, Northampton County. Spring brings pick-your-own strawberries, summer adds fresh fruit and vegetables, and fall means pumpkins, a corn maze, hayrides, and festival weekends. The market also scoops ice cream and milkshakes, and the farm hosts birthday parties. It's a family-run stop for produce and fall outings.

Bath

Seiple Farms grows pumpkins, strawberries, sweet corn, sunflowers, and field crops on Nor-Bath Boulevard in Bath. Pick-your-own strawberries open in late May, and fall brings a corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkins from mid-September into late October. A summer sunflower festival runs late July into early August. The farm also sells gourds, Indian corn, and squash in season.

Chestnuthill Township

Bramble Ridge Honey Farm keeps about 150 hives across eight sites in Monroe, Pike, and Susquehanna counties, producing raw honey, beeswax candles, and bath and body products. The listed Route 209 address is in Chestnuthill Township, while retail sales run out of a second location in Meshoppen open Thursday, Friday, and Sunday. Product is sold direct and through their website. See brambleridgehoneyfarm.com for where to buy.

Mertztown

Savidge Farms is a fall agritourism farm on State Street in Mertztown, in the Berks County farm belt of southeastern Pennsylvania. Pumpkins, mums, and a corn maze are the typical seasonal draw for a farm of this kind in the region. No listing could be confirmed to pin down this location's exact hours or activities, so contact the farm directly.

East Allen Township

Unangst Tree Farm runs year-round from its Bethlehem-Bath Pike location in East Allen Township, near Bath in the Lehigh Valley. Fall brings pumpkins, a corn maze, and sunflower picking; the holidays bring choose-and-cut Christmas trees. The farm also hosts Wednesday food-truck nights from May through August, plus school group trips and a kids' Little Farmer Workshop.

Kutztown

Hamburg

Emmaus

Pine Brook Hollow lets families cut their own Fraser, Canaan, or Douglas fir near Emmaus, or pick from pre-cut trees in a lighted display area. The Christmas cabin doubles as a gift shop, pouring hot chocolate while swans drift on the farm pond. Fresh wreaths and garland round out the selection, and Santa stops by during the season. It's a small, family-run tree farm in the Lehigh Valley.

Saylorsburg

Mazezilla is the 11-acre corn maze at Klingel's Farm, a working family farm near Saylorsburg in the Poconos, running its fall season since 1998. Each year brings a brand-new maze design. The farm also offers hayrides, pick-your-own pumpkins, a barnyard with animals, food stands, and party rentals through September and October.

Coopersburg

Hausman Fruit Farm is a family-run operation on Limeport Pike near Coopersburg in Lehigh County, selling its own fruit and vegetables through an on-site store. Beyond the produce, the farm runs family activities on the property. Southeastern Pennsylvania's season keeps the stand stocked from early-summer berries through fall apples and pumpkins. Current details are on the farm's website.

Sugarloaf

Maylath's Farm and Orchard grows tree fruit on Rock Glen Road in Sugarloaf, in the Conyngham Valley of Luzerne County, northeastern Pennsylvania. Apples and other orchard fruit, along with a seasonal farm stand, are the typical offering for a place like this. No active website was available online, so confirm picking dates and stand hours with the farm.

Orwigsburg

Pioneer Evergreen Farms is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on East Adamsdale Road in Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County. It grows Fraser, Douglas, and Concolor firs, with more than 200 pre-cut trees on display, plus fresh wreaths and a gift shop of seasonal decorations. Free baling and trunk drilling come with a purchase. The farm opens daily from late November through late December.

Nescopeck

A farm on Hobbie Road in Nescopeck, Luzerne County, in the ridge-and-valley country along the Susquehanna. Its crops and any visitor activities aren't posted online. Contact the farm directly to find out what it offers and when it's open.

Tannersville

Paintball field on Camelback Road in Tannersville, Monroe County, near the Camelback resort area of the Poconos. Fields like this run walk-on games plus group and party bookings in season. Contact directly to confirm hours, pricing, and whether reservations are required.

Coopersburg

Bob White Acres is on East Mill Hill Road in Coopersburg, in southern Lehigh County between Allentown and the Bucks County line. Listed for agritourism, the farm keeps little detail online. Contact them directly to find out what they grow or raise and when the farm is open to visitors.

Hamburg

Shartlesville

The Lions Club Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal, community-run pumpkin stand in Shartlesville, a small village in Berks County along Old Route 22. Local Lions Club chapters typically sell pumpkins as a fall fundraiser, with proceeds going to community and charitable causes. Hours are seasonal and depend on volunteers, so check locally for this year's dates.

Easton

Tomblers Home Bakery operates out of Easton, in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley near the New Jersey line. The name points to a home-style bakery, but no public website or menu was available to confirm what they bake or their hours. Contact them directly for orders and availability.

Hellertown

A farm on Wassergass Road in Hellertown, Northampton County, in the Lehigh Valley south of Bethlehem. Public details on its crops and season are limited online. Contact the farm directly to learn what it grows and whether it's open to visitors.

Phillipsburg

A nonprofit heritage railroad in Phillipsburg that runs family excursion trains along the Delaware River. Rides include the seasonal River Train, winery and gem-mining trips, Day Out With Thomas, and the holiday Polar Express. Trains typically depart Saturdays and Sundays from May through October, with several runs a day. The railroad preserves regional rail history while operating the tourist trips.

Phillipsburg

A vintage train excursion out of Phillipsburg, Warren County, run by the Delaware River Railroad. In fall the railroad operates pumpkin- and corn-maze-themed rides that carry passengers to a farm stop with a corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkins before returning along the Delaware River. It's part of a lineup of seasonal themed trains the railroad runs through the year. Check the schedule before buying tickets.