Farms Near Philadelphia, PA

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Papermill Food Hub sits at 3110 Martha Street in Philadelphia's Kensington section. The name and the industrial-corridor address point to a food-distribution operation rather than a farm or growers' market, though little about it was available online at the time of writing. Anyone planning a visit should contact the site directly to confirm hours, what it distributes, and whether it serves the public.

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Lost Bread Co. is a bakery and grain mill in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, despite the New Jersey listing. The team mills grain in-house and bakes with it, selling loaves and other baked goods through an online store and wholesale, with a focus on regional grain rather than commodity flour.

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A lifestyle and makers' market hosted at Greenable, 820 N. 4th Street in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties. The market gathers local vendors around sustainable goods, food, and handmade products at the eco-focused shop, a few blocks from the neighborhood's restaurant and gallery corridor.

A nonprofit urban farm in North Philadelphia, not New Jersey as this listing tags it, growing more than 58 kinds of vegetables and herbs across several neighborhood lots. Sanctuary Farm runs a produce stand that reaches over 1,500 families and pairs growing with therapeutic gardening, summer camps, nutrition classes, and paid work for local teens, all aimed at closing health gaps in the community.

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This market meets at Oxford Circle Mennonite Church, 900 East Howell Street, in the Oxford Circle neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia. Church-hosted city markets like this one bring fresh food into a dense, diverse residential area, usually on a seasonal weekly schedule with vegetables, fruit, and baked goods.

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Philadelphia

A neighborhood farmers market in East Falls, a riverside section of Philadelphia, not New Jersey as tagged here. Markets like this run seasonally, usually one morning a week, bringing Pennsylvania and South Jersey growers with produce, bread, and prepared foods to the neighborhood. The current site, day, and vendor roster weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

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Philadelphia

FarmerJawn is a Black-owned regenerative agriculture venture in the Philadelphia area, founded by Christa Barfield. Its community greenhouses grow organic vegetables and herbs and feed a CSA and local grocery program, with a stated mission of building food access and land ownership in the region. The greenhouse operation has centered on the Elkins Park and Germantown areas. Contact details weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

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Philadelphia

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Philadelphia

Headhouse Farmers Market fills the historic Shambles shed at 2nd and Lombard Streets in Philadelphia's Society Hill — not New Jersey. Run by The Food Trust, it is one of the city's largest outdoor markets and operates Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. year-round, with regional farmers selling produce, meat, cheese, flowers, and prepared food.

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Dutch Country Farmers' Market is an indoor market at 2031 Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, run by Lancaster County Pennsylvania Dutch families. Under one roof it typically brings together stands for fresh meats, cheeses, produce, baked goods, soft pretzels, deli, and Amish-style prepared foods. Markets in this tradition usually open Thursday through Saturday rather than daily. It offers city shoppers Lancaster-quality goods without the drive to the country. Confirm current hours before visiting.

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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.

Pretzel Park Farmers Market sets up at Pretzel Park in the Manayunk neighborhood of Philadelphia, not in New Jersey. One of The Food Trust's neighborhood markets, it runs on Saturdays in the warmer months, with regional farmers selling produce, bread, and other local food a few blocks off Main Street.

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A local-goods marketplace at 1575 The Fairway in Jenkintown, a Montgomery County borough just north of Philadelphia. The market gathers nearby farmers and makers, keeping the focus on food and products from the surrounding southeastern Pennsylvania region.

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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.

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.

Collingswood

Every Saturday morning from May through Thanksgiving, this Camden County market sets up under the PATCO High Speedline tracks between Collings and Irvin Avenues, 8am to noon, rain or shine. It started in May 2000 with 12 farms and now runs the full range from produce and meat to cut flowers, local coffee, and fresh breakfast, with live music from area musicians. Look for the big blue water towers.