Farms Near Media, PA

Media

Media

Media

Media

Media

The Media Farmers Market runs every Sunday on North Edgmont Street in Media, Pennsylvania — 10 to 1 during the April-through-November growing season, continuing year-round on a winter schedule. The community-minded market encourages plastic-free shopping with a bag swap, hosts community tables, and welcomes volunteers in America's first Fair Trade Town.

Aston

Swarthmore

Boothwyn

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Newtown Square

Broomall

Glen Mills

Stoltzfus BBQ & Fresh Poultry runs out of stand #40 at Booths Corner Farmers Market in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania. Amos Stoltzfus started selling Lancaster County meats there in 1945; the current shop has operated under the Stoltzfus BBQ name since 1978. The counter carries fresh turkeys, chickens, ducks, and geese alongside rotisserie chicken, smoked ribs, and fried chicken, open Friday and Saturday.

Eli's Honey Bees offers full-service hive management, honeybee removals and swarm catching, and hive products, plus a beekeeping apprenticeship course for those ready to learn the craft hands-on.

Glen Mills

Glen Mills

Thornton

Logan Township

A.L. Gaventa & Son farms on Repaupo Station Road in Logan Township, Gloucester County, in the flat, fertile farmland of southwestern New Jersey near Bridgeport. It's a long-established family farm operation; specific crops, greenhouse or market details, and hours aren't posted online.

Ardencroft

A family owned and operated produce and Christmas market in Wilmington's Brandywine Hundred, serving the area for more than 55 years. Carries fresh produce, baked goods, and seasonal plants, open daily 8am to 6pm, closed Tuesdays.

West Chester

Swedesboro

A family farm on Oak Grove Road in Swedesboro, Gloucester County, best known for its fall Field of Terror attraction: a nighttime lineup of haunted hayride, haunted houses, and a haunted corn maze. During the day the same season brings a family fall festival with pumpkin picking and farm activities. The attractions run through October, so check the schedule before heading out.

Bryn Mawr

Bryn Mawr

Lansdowne

It all began in Fairbury, Illinois in 1888 when our great grandfather Sam Slagel purchased the original farm grounds. 5 generations later, our family now runs a small, diversified farm raising livestock and focusing on high-quality meats rather than mass production. This all-natural and hands-on approach allows us to control every aspect of the operation – from breeding and genetics to the feed rations we give to the livestock. Continuing our commitment to quality, we’ve created partnerships wit

Wayne

Wilmington

A second Bellefonte-area market operates at 500 Duncan Rd. in Wilmington, near the Bellevue Community Center — a separate listing from the Saturday growers market on Brandywine Boulevard a few blocks over. Historically it's run on Friday afternoons and evenings during the growing season, though current hours should be confirmed locally before visiting.

Wayne

Growers and purveyors of Lancaster County fruit and vegetables, the Herrcastle Farm family sells farm-to-table produce six days a week from their home farm on Douts Hill Road in Holtwood, Pennsylvania, with text alerts for special news and offers.

Bellefonte

A Certified Naturally Grown apiary in Bellefonte run by Stephanie Grant and family, producing raw and herbal-infused honey along with handmade soaps and bath products from the hive.

Wilmington

Our pumpkin field is 10-12 acres and yields approximately 50,000 pumpkins each season. The pumpkins come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Our largest pumpkin to date was 200lbs. In addition to pumpkins, we have several types of squash. Although hubberd squash looks like a pumpkin, it is sweeter and makes for good cooking. They can easily tip the scales at over a hundred pounds. We also grow ghost pumpkins, another type of squash, are often blueish looking or white, hence the name. Crooked neck

Wilmington

Highland Orchards is your local farm supplying the Delaware, Philadelphia, and Newark areas with the highest quality, farm-fresh produce. We advocate for sustainable farming practices that protect the environment and ensure the longevity of local agriculture. Committed to supporting the community, we partner with local businesses and organizations to promote healthy eating and access to nutritious food.

The Bellefonte DE Farmers Market sets up Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., from mid-May through mid-September at 912 Brandywine Boulevard in North Wilmington. It's a growers market — vendors sell what they raise or make themselves, including produce, eggs, breads, sausage, and prepared foods, rather than reselling from wholesale.

West Chester

Philadelphia

Snuff Mill pairs a working butcher counter with a full restaurant and wine bar at Independence Mall in Wilmington. The kitchen sources pasture-raised, locally cultivated meat and turns it into steakhouse classics and seasonal plates, while the butchery counter sells the same cuts to take home. It's a rare combination for the Wilmington dining scene — you can buy the ribeye raw or have it cooked.

West Chester PA

Mariposa Food Co-op is a member-owned grocery at 4824 Baltimore Avenue in West Philadelphia, selling groceries sourced with an eye toward local and sustainable suppliers. Anyone can shop the store; working members who put in a few hours a month get a discount on their bill. The co-op also takes special orders for bulk items and local produce.

West Chester

FarmerJawn is a community-focused CSA based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, growing diverse, vibrant produce for a season of fresh, healthy eating that supports sustainable agriculture. Members get exclusive discounts at FarmerJawn and CornerJawn locations, 10% off farm tours and workshops, and weekly chef-inspired recipes for the week's bounty.

Wilmington

Lutheran Community Services runs a food pantry network and community garden out of its Baynard Boulevard building in Wilmington, serving over 30,000 people in 2025. The nonprofit also operates the Delaware Food Farmacy with ChristianaCare, a program that provides medically tailored groceries to patients managing chronic illness. LCS has served Wilmington and New Castle County families since 1959.

West Chester

Bartram's Garden is the oldest surviving botanic garden in North America, planted in 1728 by botanist John Bartram along the Schuylkill River in Southwest Philadelphia. The 50-acre site includes the Sankofa Community Farm, an African Diaspora-focused urban farm working on food sovereignty, plus walking trails, a boathouse, and horticultural workshops. The Welcome Center is open Thursday through Monday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Philadelphia

Bala Cynwyd

West Chester

Holly Street Neighbors Community Garden sits at 323 N. Holly St. in Philadelphia's Mantua neighborhood, founded by the late Winnie Harris as a green space for a block that had little of one. Volunteers maintain raised beds and a mural honoring Harris's legacy. It's a community plot, not a farm stand — there's nothing here to buy, only neighbors growing food together.

Wilmington

Fresh Friday Farmers Market runs Fridays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., May through October, in Nemours Plaza at 10th and Tatnall streets in Wilmington. It's one of several city-run markets giving neighborhood residents a walkable option for produce, baked goods, and flowers without a trip out to the suburbs.

West Chester

The West Chester Growers Market is a 30-year old producer-only farmers market located in the Borough of West Chester, Pennsylvania. It is open weekly on Saturdays from May-December and weeks 1/3/5 January-April.

Wilmington

The Delaware Avenue Farmers Market sets up Thursdays, 3:30 to 7 p.m., spring through fall, at 1727 Delaware Ave. in Wilmington's Trolley Square neighborhood. It's a neighborhood-scale market drawing produce and prepared-food vendors to one of Wilmington's older commercial strips.

Philadelphia

Wilmington

Woolwich Township

Maugeri Farms works ground on Oldmans Creek Road in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, one of South Jersey's most productive farming areas. Operations in this region typically grow vegetables, sweet corn, and grain, some wholesaling to regional markets. The farm's old web address no longer resolves, so there's little current detail online. Contact them directly to learn what they sell and whether any produce is available retail.

Wilmington

Southbridge Farmers Market sets up at Elbert-Palmer School, 1210 Lobdell St., in Wilmington's Southbridge neighborhood, one of six USDA-listed farmers markets operating in the city. Specific hours and vendor details aren't published beyond the address — confirm the current schedule locally before visiting.

Wilmington

A small farmers market sets up at 2nd and French streets in Wilmington on a recurring seasonal schedule, part of the same city farmers-market network that includes Delaware Avenue and Fresh Friday. Beyond the intersection, specific vendor lists and hours aren't published — confirm current days before visiting.

Clarksboro

Schaub Farms works ground on East Cohawkin Road (Route 667) in Clarksboro, Gloucester County. Its specific crops aren't detailed online. Farms in this part of Gloucester County typically raise sweet corn, tomatoes, and seasonal produce for roadside sale. Contact the farm for current crops and stand hours.

Wilmington