Produce Farms near Middletown, NY

New Hampton

Goshen

John D. Madura Farms is a 300-acre family vegetable farm in the famed black dirt region of Pine Island in Orange County, New York, growing fresh seasonal vegetables, flowers, and eggs sold at NYC-area farmers markets and the family's JADS Farm Market in Sussex, New Jersey. The JADS CSA lets members spend their share on anything at the farm stand — vegetables, eggs, homemade jams, local breads, cheeses, and honey — and the farm now grows and delivers freshly cut bluegrass sod too.

Chester

Pine Hill Berry Patch grows pick-your-own berries on Route 94 in Chester, in Orange County's farm belt in the lower Hudson Valley. Strawberries lead off the season in June, with other berries following through summer. Check ahead for what's ready and current picking hours.

Chester

Chester

Campbell Hall

A pick-your-own berry farm on Shea Road in Campbell Hall, in the Orange County farmland of the mid-Hudson Valley. Strawberries and other summer berries are the typical draw here. Hours and crop timing aren't posted online.

Sussex

Green Valley Farms in Wantage, New Jersey — faith, family, farming since 1996 — raises USDA-certified all-natural beef born and raised on the farm, grass-fed and grain-finished with no hormones or antibiotics. The farm market and creamery serve fresh produce and homemade ice cream, u-pick flowers bloom in season, The Barn hosts weddings on 250 rolling acres, and the annual Pro Rodeo draws 3,500+ guests as one of Sussex County's biggest one-day events.

New Windsor

Gray Family Farm is a direct-to-consumer family farm and CSA in New Windsor, in the Hudson Valley, offering weekly seasonal shares of local, organic, and foraged produce plus organic eggs and all-natural free-range meats — raised on Joel Salatin's regenerative methods as proud APPPA members. A self-serve eggmobile sells pasture-raised eggs sun-up to sun-down, and the farm even sells live laying hens for backyard flocks.

Kerhonkson

Kelder's Farm in Kerhonkson, in New York's Hudson Valley, grows fun memories along with 50+ fruits, vegetables, and flowers for u-pick throughout the season. More than 35 farm attractions, a taproom, and festival after festival — tulips, strawberries, sunflowers, animals, pumpkins, and fall fun — make it a full-day family destination, with season passes for unlimited visits.

Accord

Saunderskill Farms in Accord, New York has been growing since 1680 — one of the few farms in the nation to hold the USDA's rare Tricentennial Award, still worked by generations of Schoonmakers. The market and bakery serve fresh cider donuts, the farm's own strawberries, greenhouse tomatoes, and asparagus, while the greenhouse fills with annuals and hanging baskets and summer brings pick-your-own blueberries and flowers.

Accord

Sheeley's Farm Stand is an old-fashioned country farm stand on Lucas Turnpike in Accord, New York, selling unsprayed produce from July through September, 10 to 5. The greenhouse opens each May with bedding and vegetable plants, and the stand is accessible and child-friendly.

Lafayette Township

Lucey's Berry Farm grows berries on Beaver Run Road in Lafayette Township, Sussex County. Small berry farms in this part of northwest New Jersey typically offer summer pick-your-own or pre-picked strawberries and raspberries. Call ahead to check which berries are ripe and whether the field is open.

Highland

New Paltz

Frankford Township

Owassa Tree and Berry Farm is on West Owassa Turnpike in Frankford Township, Sussex County. As the name says, it grows berries and trees — the berry side likely meaning summer fruit, pick-your-own or pre-picked, and the trees pointing to a cut-your-own Christmas season. Public details are limited, so contact the farm to confirm what's available and when.

Cold Spring

Wappingers Falls

Obercreek Farm is a NOFA-NY certified organic farm in Hughsonville, in Dutchess County, growing diversified vegetables, herbs, flowers, and hops on nine acres since 2012 — with five high tunnels enabling year-round harvests. A proud Real Organic Project member (crops in soil, "no funny stuff"), the farm feeds its community through a summer CSA with drop-offs from Beacon to Newburgh, a farm stand on New Hamburg Road, farmers markets, and wholesale.