Farms Near Seneca Falls, NY

FingerLakes Farms is a Seneca Falls distributor that moves food from Finger Lakes farms and producers to more than 75 restaurants, shops, and markets statewide. Its trucks reach the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Ithaca, and New York City areas, carrying local vegetables and New York meat cuts. The company was built to pay farmers a fair wage while getting local food to more tables.

Seneca Falls

Seneca Falls

Seneca Falls

Seneca Falls

Meadeville Farm works land on Gravel Road just outside Seneca Falls, in New York's Finger Lakes region between Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. It's listed as an agritourism stop in Seneca County. Public details are thin online, so call ahead or check locally to confirm current crops, farm-stand hours, and any visitor activities before making the drive.

Sauder's is a large Mennonite-run store and market on River Road outside Seneca Falls, in the Finger Lakes. It's known for bulk foods, cheeses, deli meats, baked goods, and canned goods, plus seasonal local produce, drawing shoppers from across Seneca County and beyond. The store reflects the area's established Mennonite farming community.

A seasonal outdoor market on East Main Street in Waterloo, the Seneca County village recognized as the birthplace of Memorial Day. Local growers and makers bring produce, baked goods, and handmade items during the Finger Lakes growing season. Check with the village for current market days and the vendor lineup before heading over.

Seneca Falls

Shuster's grows pick-your-own strawberries on Route 89 in Seneca Falls, along the Cayuga Lake side of the Finger Lakes. The family operation, registered as P&K Shuster Farms, focuses on June-bearing strawberries picked by the quart during the few weeks they peak. Route 89 is a well-traveled lake road, making the patch an easy stop. Selection is strawberry-season only, so timing matters.

Waterloo

Muranda Cheese Company makes 17 kinds of cheese on a family dairy farm along Route 96 in Waterloo, using milk from local farms. The Murray family started with Holsteins in 1991 and began direct-marketing cheese in 2007. Guided tastings walk visitors through a dozen Muranda cheeses, paired with local drinks and summer live music in a restored 1800s barn known as The Dairy at Muranda.

Aurelius-auburn

Tuckerman Farms sits on West Genesee Street Road in the Aurelius and Auburn area of Cayuga County, in the Finger Lakes. The listing marks it as an agritourism farm; crop and visit details aren't posted online, so contact the farm directly to confirm what they offer and when.

Fayette

A & J Farms works land on Ridge Road in Fayette, Seneca County, on the ridge between Seneca and Cayuga lakes. This stretch of the Finger Lakes grows vegetables, grain, and fruit on well-drained glacial soils. Public information on A & J is sparse, so call ahead to confirm what they grow and how they sell it.

Waterloo

Cassim Farms works land on Yost Road in Waterloo, in Seneca County's Finger Lakes farm belt between Seneca and Cayuga lakes. Nothing detailed about its crops or hours is posted online, so check a local listing or call before visiting.

Fayette

Cayuga

Auburn

A village market in Clyde, a small Wayne County community in the Finger Lakes region between Rochester and Syracuse along the old Erie Canal. Nearby growers bring seasonal vegetables and fruit to South Park Street through the warmer months. It's a modest, local market for a canal-era village.

Romulus

The inn sits on the grounds of Varick Winery on State Route 89, along the west shore of Cayuga Lake in Romulus. It's part of the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, putting guests within a short drive of a dozen Finger Lakes tasting rooms. Current booking details are hard to confirm online.

Lyons

Whispering Pines Hideaway is on Townline Road in Lyons, in Wayne County between the Erie Canal towns of the region. Its listing marks it as an agritourism spot, but little else is posted about what it offers. The name suggests a quiet, wooded rural setting. Contact the property directly to learn what it grows or hosts and whether it's open to visitors.

Union Springs

Fingerlakes Honey Company is a honey producer based in Union Springs, on the west shore of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. Small apiaries in this region sell raw and local honey along with hive products. The company keeps its own website; contact it there for what's currently in stock, pricing, and where to buy.

Romulus

Varick Winery & Vineyard sits on Route 96 in Romulus, on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail between Cayuga and Seneca lakes in the Finger Lakes. The winery pours estate and regional wines in its tasting room, part of the dense cluster of Finger Lakes producers on this stretch. The lake-moderated climate is what makes serious grape-growing work this far north.

Romulus

Auburn

Ruwet Berry Scary Acres works both ends of the season in Auburn, in the Finger Lakes' Cayuga County. Summer brings pick-your-own berries; fall turns the property into Scary Acres, a haunted attraction. Online details are limited, so confirm picking conditions and haunt dates before heading over. The farm sits near downtown Auburn, north of Owasco Lake.

Union Springs

Penny's Pumpkin Patch grows pumpkins on Gray Road in Union Springs, along the west shore of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. As a seasonal fall operation it's built around pick-your-own pumpkins and autumn visits from roughly late September through October. Confirm opening dates and hours directly, since small patches often run weekends only.

Aurora

Lyons

Circle B Farms sits along Route 14 in Lyons, the Wayne County seat and part of New York's leading apple region. Wayne County grows more apples than anywhere else in the state, alongside cherries and other tree fruit. Information on Circle B specifically is thin, so call before visiting to confirm what they sell and their hours.

across from Curley's Restaurant Auburn

Vendors set up across from Curley's Restaurant at 96 State Street, running Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., June through October. Shoppers find fresh vegetables, fruit, cut flowers, baked goods, and handmade jewelry from Finger Lakes growers and makers. The market accepts SNAP/EBT, and several farmers take WIC and Senior Farmers Market coupons. It runs as a grower cooperative registered with New York State Ag and Markets.

A small-town market serving the Town of Conquest in rural Cayuga County, west of Auburn. Area growers bring seasonal produce and homemade goods to this crossroads community near the Montezuma wetlands.

Phelps

Lyons

Lyons is the Wayne County seat, an Erie Canal town in the Finger Lakes region once known as the country's peppermint capital. The Church Street market draws on Wayne County's heavy fruit-and-vegetable farm base, where apples, stone fruit, and produce are regional staples. Baked goods and crafts round out a compact village market.

Auburn

Elderberry Pond Elderberry Pond is a certified Organic Farm in the Fingerlakes region of upstate New York. We have a country food store and a fine dining restaurant on the farm. We produce a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs and cut flowers on 36 acres of tillable land. The restaurant at Elderberry Pond is located on the farm in a wooded lot overlooking the orchards, vineyards and seasonal vegetable plantings. Our menu features fresh produce picked daily, pasture raised meats from our fa

Geneva

A Seneca Lake winery focused on dry, food-friendly Finger Lakes wines, poured in a restored vintage barn with a covered patio at the lake's north end near Geneva. Billsboro sources grapes from sustainably farmed Finger Lakes vineyards and is known for its Sauvignon Blanc and chilled reds. Founded in 2006, it pairs tastings with hand-made chocolates and runs the Il Fienile wine club.

Auburn

Strawberry Fields U-Pick lets you pick your own strawberries on East Genesee Street Road in Auburn, in the Finger Lakes. Strawberry picking here runs a short window, usually from mid-June into early July depending on the spring. Call ahead before driving out; berry fields open and close day to day with the weather and what's ripe. Cayuga County farmland surrounds the site.

Penn Yan

Seneca Breeze Berries grows berries on Earls Hill Road outside Penn Yan, in the Yates County countryside between Keuka and Seneca Lakes. The Finger Lakes berry season runs from June strawberries into late-summer raspberries and blueberries.

Ovid

Ovid

North Rose

Huron Harvest is on Fifth Road in North Rose, in Wayne County's Lake Ontario fruit belt east of Rochester. Wayne County ranks among the state's top apple and produce regions, and North Rose sits among its orchards and vegetable farms. Listed as an agritourism stop.

Penn Yan

Fox Run Vineyards makes cool-climate Finger Lakes wines on the west shore of Seneca Lake at 670 Route 14 in Penn Yan, best known for its dry Riesling and Cabernet Franc. The tasting room runs guided flights and hourly vineyard tours, and the on-site Fox Run Cafe serves lunch daily. There's a wine club, a guest house on the property, and a summer run of food-and-wine events.

Pedersen Farms sits in the Central Finger Lakes near Seneca Castle, where Rick and Laura Pedersen have farmed since buying the land in 1986. About 600 acres, roughly half the farm, are certified organic through NOFA-NY, with sustainable methods used across the rest. It's a family operation on County Road 4.

Lyons

Lyons

Weedsport

Clifton Springs

Seneca Orchards grows tree fruit on Orleans Road in Clifton Springs, Ontario County, in the Finger Lakes east of Canandaigua. The lakes moderate the climate here enough to make this reliable apple and orchard country.

Smokey Hollow Maple Syrup is a maple producer on Pierce Road in the Jordan area of Onondaga County, west of Syracuse. It taps local sugar maples and boils sap into syrup and maple products during the late-winter sugaring season, the stretch of freezing nights and thawing days that gets the sap running. A small Central New York sugarhouse.

Village of Weedsport

Gian Carelli Farm & Winery, also listed as SG&S Farms, operates on Short Cut Road in Weedsport, in Cayuga County north of the Finger Lakes. It's a small farm winery rather than a large estate. Tasting details aren't well documented online.

Newark

Stanley

Pick'n Patch is a fall festival farm at the junction of Routes 5 & 20 in Stanley, in the Finger Lakes between Rochester and Syracuse. It runs roughly late August through October with apple and pumpkin picking, a corn maze, a sunflower field, farm animals, and more than twenty attractions, plus food and drink on site. Open daily except Tuesdays, 10am to 6pm in season. Call 585-526-6518.

Alton

Penn Yan

My Little Farm in Penn Yan pairs a petting zoo of miniature donkeys, horses, cows, goats, and sheep with a market selling its own free-range poultry, pork, and turkey. It opens Friday through Sunday in season, with weekday visits by appointment, and charges $10 a head for the petting zoo. The farm sits in Yates County near Keuka Lake. Call (585) 737-5208.

North Rose

ALASA Academy shares the historic Alasa Farms grounds in North Rose, Wayne County — a former Shaker settlement and later working farm that now hosts conservation and education programs alongside the Cracker Box Palace animal shelter. The Ann Lee Drive address reflects the site's Shaker roots. No standalone website was confirmed, so contact the farm directly for current program details.

King Ferry

Sheils Farm works Route 34B in King Ferry, on the east side of Cayuga Lake in the Finger Lakes. This is Cayuga County farm country, where lake-tempered ground supports produce and orchard crops between the vineyards.

Red Creek

Wager's Country Apple grows in Red Creek, in Wayne County — New York's largest apple-producing region, strung along the Lake Ontario plain. The name points to apples, and small orchards here run seasonal farm stands through the fall harvest. Not much about this operation is documented online, so call ahead or ask locally about picking dates and what's ripe before making the drive.

Penn Yan

Tomions Farm Market sits on Route 14A in Penn Yan, at the top of Keuka Lake in the Finger Lakes. Yates County growers here sell sweet corn, tomatoes, berries and fall apples and pumpkins, with maple and honey common at area stands. Tomions' website wasn't reachable online, so call ahead or visit during the season to see the current harvest.

Jordan

Alton

Cracker Box Palace is a nonprofit farm-animal shelter on the historic Alasa Farms grounds near Alton, in Wayne County. It cares for roughly 150 rescued animals, including horses, pigs, goats, sheep, cows, geese, chickens, and rabbits taken in from abuse and neglect cases. Visitors tour the property, meet the animals, join Camp Discovery days, and adopt. The shelter runs as a 501(c)(3) and partners with local humane societies.

Jordan

Yawney Farms has grown fruits and vegetables in Jordan, west of Syracuse, since 1976. The small family farm raises its own produce and runs a strawberry patch that draws pickers in June. Everything sold is home-grown rather than brought in, and the operation stays modest and seasonal. Their Facebook page is the best place to catch what's ready week to week.

Stanley

Bird's Hollow Beef is a 140-acre family farm in the Finger Lakes town of Gorham, named for David Eldredge's grandparents who bought the land in 1918 after crossing from England on the Mauretania. David and Candice raise 100% natural grassfed beef and meadow veal — born and raised on their own pastures with no hormones, antibiotics, grain, or confinement.

Ithaca Milk bottles non-homogenized, vat-pasteurized Jersey milk from three small farms within 10 miles of its Finger Lakes creamery. Jersey milk runs sweeter and richer than Holstein, giving the cream-on-top bottles and yogurt their golden color. Each partner farm sits under 100 acres and milks around 50 cows. The line also includes raw-milk cheese, and FingerLakes Farms handles distribution.

Skaneateles

Skaneateles Sugar Shack taps sugar maples on Benson Road outside Skaneateles, at the north end of the Finger Lakes. The sap runs in late winter, and the shack boils it down to syrup during the region's short maple season.

Jordan

Leubner Apple Farm grows apples on Whiting Road in Jordan, in the fruit country west of Syracuse. Onondaga County's cool nights and lake-moderated fall make good apple ground. Details on varieties and pick-your-own aren't posted online, so hours are best confirmed directly with the farm.