Farms Near New Castle, PA
60 local farms within about 30 miles of New Castle, Pennsylvania — all selling direct to consumers.
New Castle Farmers Market
0.3 miNew Castle
McConnell's Christmas Tree Farm
4.2 miNew Castle
Michaelangelo's Flea Market
5.3 miNew Castle
Hickory Creek Honey
5.4 miNew Castle
Hickory Creek Honey sits on Mount Air Road in New Castle, Lawrence County, a family farm of more than a century that has kept bees for over twenty years. Alongside honey from its own hives, the farm grows pumpkins, gourds, mums, corn stalks, and straw bales for fall. It's open daily, roughly 9 to 7. Come for honey year-round and pumpkins in autumn.
Thompson Farms Volant
6.1 miNew Castle
Gary's Berries
6.6 miVolant
Gary's Berries is a blueberry farm in Volant, Lawrence County, with more than 1,000 blueberry plants open for pick-your-own; you can also buy quarts already picked. In the courtyard, Grandma Julie's Sweet Shop sells blueberry and pumpkin donuts along with treats. The operation runs seasonally and adds fall activities for families. Picking peaks in mid to late summer, so call ahead to confirm the day's conditions.
Stramba Farm Alpacas & More
8.1 miWampum
An alpaca farm with a roadside stand on Chewton Wurtemburg Road in Wampum, in the rolling farm country of Lawrence County. The herd is raised on-site, and the 'Alpacas & More' name points to fiber goods and other farm products sold at the stand. Visiting hours and current inventory aren't posted online.
Fresh Marketplace @ New Wilmington Center
8.7 miAn indoor marketplace at 129 S. Market Street in New Wilmington, a Lawrence County college town surrounded by one of western Pennsylvania's largest Old Order Amish settlements. The area's Amish and non-Amish farms make it a natural stop for local produce, baked goods, and handmade items.
Ferris Farm Produce, Inc.
9.6 miNew Wilmington
Burns Angus Farm
9.9 miNew Wilmington
Burns Sheep & Cattle Co raises 100% grass-fed, grass-finished Angus on 150 acres of rolling pasture in the Amish community of New Wilmington, Pennsylvania — second-generation farmers with stress-free rotational grazing on grasses, clover, and alfalfa, and absolutely no grain, hormones, or antibiotics. Grass-fed lamb and pasture-raised pork join the beef, which is in such demand that custom orders are booked into 2027.
Ellwood City Farmers Market
9.9 miEllwood City
Many Springs Farm
8.7 miPortersville
Villa Maria Farm, Sisters of the Humility of Mary
10.0 miVilla Maria
Irons Mill Farmstead
12.4 miNew Wilmington
A 150-acre family entertainment farm on Greenfield Road in New Wilmington, Lawrence County. Irons Mill Farmstead runs 40-plus outdoor attractions including pig races and a candy cannon, ten eateries serving corndogs and chicken tenders, plus dance parties, campfires, birthday parties, and field trips. Open seasonally; check the site for dates and admission.
Windy Ridge Dairy
12.0 miFombell
A grazing dairy on North Tower Road in Fombell, Beaver County, in the hilly farm country north of Pittsburgh. Details about milk sales or farm visits aren't posted online. Reach the farm directly to ask about raw milk, herd shares, or what's available at the barn.
Fallen Aspen Farm
10.8 miFallen Aspen Farm is listed in West Virginia without a product list, address, or website. Nothing online details what it raises or grows. The name and location suggest a small mountain farm, but specifics would need to come from the owners.
Cheeseman Farm
10.9 miCheeseman Farm runs a stack of attractions on its working Butler County ground near Portersville. The fall Pumpkin Festival anchors the calendar, and October brings the Cheeseman Fright Farm haunted attraction. Betsy's Barn handles weddings and parties, Breakneck Campground offers overnight stays, and the farm hosts country concerts through the warmer months. It's a family operation that leans hard into seasonal events.
Enon Valley Garlic
12.9 miEnon Valley
Sturges Orchards and Farm Market
13.3 miFombell
Sturges Orchards works the hills along Route 288 in Fombell, Beaver County, north of Pittsburgh. Apples are the backbone of the orchard, and the farm market gets busiest in fall for fresh fruit and cider. Seasonal produce fills the stand through summer.
Chippewa Farmers' Market
15.5 miBeaver Falls
Chippewa Farmers' Market sets up in the Chippewa United Methodist Church parking lot at 2545 Darlington Road in Chippewa Township, near Beaver Falls in Beaver County. Growers from the surrounding western Pennsylvania countryside bring seasonal vegetables, fruit, eggs, honey, and baked goods through summer and fall. The church-lot setting is typical of the small, producer-focused markets that serve Beaver County towns. Check the current season's day and hours before heading out.
Duffy Family Farm
14.6 miFombell
Duffy Family Farm raises 100% grass-fed and finished beef on 150 acres in Fombell, Pennsylvania, 35 minutes north of downtown Pittsburgh — cattle rotated to fresh grass-legume pasture daily for lean beef with healthy marbling. USDA and BQA certified, the beef sells direct in popular 25- and 50-pound packages (plus quarters to wholes), with 2026 sold out and 2027 reservations open.
WestPark Alpacas
12.4 miSlippery Rock
WestPark Alpacas keeps a herd on West Park Road in Slippery Rock, Butler County, near Slippery Rock University north of Pittsburgh. Alpaca farms in the area commonly sell yarn, socks, and raw fleece and host visits by appointment. Check their site or call before stopping by to confirm hours and what's for sale.
Harry's Honey Pot
16.2 miHarry's Honey Pot pairs raw local honey with a line of handmade goods: cold-process soaps, lip balms, beard oils, bath bombs, candles, and wax melts. The Mercer County beekeeper sells online through Etsy and shows up at regional markets and events around western Pennsylvania. Ordering and product updates run through the website and the shop's active Facebook and Instagram pages.
Beaver Falls Farmers Market
16.8 miBeaver Falls
Mercer MainStreet Farmers' Market
16.9 miMercer
A downtown market on the Diamond at 102 S. Diamond Street in Mercer, the seat of Mercer County in northwestern Pennsylvania. Run through the borough's Main Street program, it brings local growers and makers to the courthouse square with seasonal produce and homemade goods.
Hughes Farm and Apiary
16.9 miMercer
Hughes Farm and Apiary is a first-generation operation in Mercer that also goes by The Knee High Beekeepers. They sell raw honey and hive products alongside free-range eggs and berries, and the farm is Certified Naturally Grown. Their honey and eggs show up at the Cranberry Township Farmers Market, with pre-orders taken directly. Bees, berries, and birds make up the core of what this small Mercer County farm raises.
New Brighton Farmers Market
17.7 miNew Brighton
Fair Haven Farms
15.9 miGrove City
Fair Haven Farms pairs a working horse farm with fall agritourism outside Grove City. Autumn weekends bring hayrides to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, and a sunflower festival held the last weekend of August. The farm hosts hunter and dressage horse shows and takes bookings for parties, reunions, and corporate events. Fall hours generally run Friday through Sunday, so plan a weekend visit.
Mazur's Greenhouse and Farm
17.5 miZelienople
Sweetwater Farms Pennsylvania
17.2 miHarmony
Polka Pastures Farm
16.6 miHubbard
Coolspring Corn Maze
18.8 miMercer
Coolspring Ranch runs a 12-acre corn maze on Franklin Road in Mercer, just off I-79 in northwestern Pennsylvania. The fall season adds a double mega slide, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and Miss Tillie the Scottish Highland cow. The kitchen turns out ranch-raised Black Angus burgers, homemade donuts, and kettle corn. Weekends bring themed events from mid-September into early November.
Downtown Sharon Farmers Market
18.3 miSharon
The Downtown Sharon Farmers Market is set for 8-1 PM Saturdays and 3:30 - 7 PM Wednesdays July through the end of October. Besides our farming community, we'll also have live music, kids activities, pop-up artisans and food trucks - c'mon out and support our farmers and enjoy a little break in your busy week!
Pete's Berry Farm
19.8 miClark
Berry farm on Winner Road in Clark, Mercer County, in far western Pennsylvania near the Ohio line. Berry growers here typically open in summer for strawberries and then other small fruit. Call ahead to check what's ready and whether you can pick your own.
Walnut Hill Farm
19.8 miSharpsville
Walnut Hill Farm in Sharpsville, Pennsylvania raises animals as near as possible to how they evolved to live — grass farmers who use pigs to clear the woodlot understory and goats to manage multiflora rose instead of a weedwhacker, restoring marginal ground along the way. Shop at the farm Thursdays and Saturdays, or find their eggs, chicken, and soups at local spots from DiLorenzo's Deli to Kettle Lake Kitchen.
Mcdowell Produce
17.8 miGrove City
Slippery Rock Farmers Market
16.1 miSlippery Rock
Mellard Ranch
16.0 mi30.0966
Local, grass finished beef. 100% pasture raised and finished, just the way you like it.
Mellard Ranch
16.0 mi30.0966
Local, grass finished beef. 100% pasture raised and finished, just the way you like it.
Beaver County Courthouse Farmers' Market
20.9 miBeaver
Grove City Market in the Park
17.5 miGrove City
Mustard Seed Farm
17.7 miHubbard
Mustard Seed Farm runs a CSA on Bell Wick Road in Hubbard, near the Pennsylvania line, with weekly vegetable and herb shares on a pay-as-you-can sliding scale. Run by local women farmers, it also holds mushroom-log workshops, plant sales, and bulk produce sales for canning. Farm events and pickups happen on site through the growing season.
Gregory's Garden
16.4 miYoungstown
Gregory's Garden is a local farmers market located in Youngstown, OH in Mahoning County. Products available include Greens, Tomatoes, Crops & Agricultural Products, Vegetables. A community farmers market supporting local growers and producers.
Olde Town Grove City Farmers' Market
17.7 miGrove City
The market runs in the Olde Town district of Grove City, a Mercer County borough in northwest Pennsylvania near Interstate 79. Downtown Grove City keeps a walkable Main Street, and warm-season stands here bring produce, flowers, honey, and baked goods from surrounding farms.
Kretschmann Organic Farm
19.7 miKretschmann Family Organic Farm has grown certified-organic food near Rochester, Pennsylvania since 1971, though this entry files it under West Virginia. After decades of vegetable CSA farming for the Pittsburgh area, the farm shifted toward organic apples, with the family's 'After the Fall' brand turning fruit into hard cider. It operates at 257 Zeigler Road, Rochester, PA.
Winkel berry farm
16.3 miNorth Lima
Winkel Berry Farm is Tod Winkel's u-pick berry and vegetable farm on Market Street in North Lima, Ohio, growing red and black raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, tomatoes, peppers, beans, zucchini, cucumbers, and flowers. Pick any row you like when the fields are open, and grab a bottle of blueberry blossom honey from the hives that pollinate the patch.
Lewis Family Farm
19.9 miLewis Family Farm is listed in West Virginia with no crops, address, or website on record. The name is common across many states, and nothing online ties this entry to a specific operation. What it grows or raises isn't documented, so details would come from the family directly.
Slippery Rock Community Farmers' Market
16.7 miSlippery Rock
A community-run farmers' market in Slippery Rock, the Butler County town best known for Slippery Rock University. Vendors from the surrounding countryside sell seasonal produce and homemade items to students and residents through the growing season. Days and the current vendor roster aren't listed online.
Lake-to-River Food Hub
17.6 miYoungstown
Haus Orchard and Cider Mill
17.1 miCanfield
Haus Orchard and Cider Mill grows apples and presses cider on West Calla Road in Canfield, in Mahoning County near Youngstown. Orchards here open for the fall apple season, when fresh cider and pick-your-own or pre-picked fruit draw weekend crowds. Call ahead in late summer and fall to confirm what's ripe and when the cider mill is running.
Kohser Farms
22.5 miMonaca borough
Brenckle's Organic Farm and Greenhouse
21.2 miBrenckle's Organic Farm and Greenhouse grows organic vegetables and greenhouse plants in the Butler, Pennsylvania area, though this listing places it in West Virginia. Alongside field produce, the greenhouse side supplies vegetable starts and bedding plants in spring. The operation sells to Pittsburgh-region customers and markets, and keeps a live website with current details.
Henricks Farm
17.5 miSlippery Rock
Ridgemont Farm
22.9 miIndustry
Fausti Family Farm
23.8 miConway
Lamppost Farm
19.9 miColumbiana
Elm Run Farms was purchased in 1893 and has been family-owned since. Over the course of 125 years spanning 5 generations, the 160 acre farm has seen many changes. Fifth-generation owner, Ken Ressler, has returned the focus back to the basics of healthy and sustainable farming. Ken has decades of experience as a cattle nutrition consultant and has seen first-hand the importance that proper nutrition has in raising healthy cattle. Our farm operates on the philosophy that food should be raised as n
Chalupiak Farm
25.4 miBaden
Chalupiak Farm is a family-run farm on Tyro Road in Baden, Beaver County, north of Pittsburgh, listed for agritourism visits. Its Facebook page, with a following in the low thousands, is the most active source for what the farm offers season to season. Public details are limited beyond that. Call 724-869-3491 to ask about produce, hours, and farm activities.
New Sheffield Farmer's Market
26.2 miAliquippa
Earthquake Pumpkin Farm
26.4 miGreenville
Earthquake Pumpkin Farm grows pumpkins on Blahut Road in Greenville, in Mercer County near the Ohio line in northwestern Pennsylvania. Pick-your-own pumpkins and fall decorating supplies like gourds and corn stalks are the usual draw at a patch like this. No website was available to confirm this year's hours, so check locally before heading out.
Catalpa Grove Farm
20.5 miCatalpa Grove Farm is listed as an Ohio farm. Its offerings weren't verified online, and a similarly named farm in Illinois appears to be unrelated. Details here remain unconfirmed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many farms are near New Castle, PA?
US Farm Trail lists 60 farms within about 30 miles of New Castle, Pennsylvania, all selling direct to consumers — produce, meat, eggs, dairy, honey, and more.
What kinds of farms are near New Castle?
Farms near New Castle include 22 farmers markets, 15 agritourism & farm experiences, 9 farm stands, 5 organic farms. Browse the list for details on each.
Can I visit these farms in person?
Many welcome visitors through farm stands, u-pick fields, or on-farm stores — check each farm's page for hours and visiting details before you go.
