Orchards has so many orchard fruit to choose from. In season, this is the go-to spot for tomatoes, peppers, and zucchini.Īlong with preserved jams and homemade root beer for sale, A.B. In fruit season they homemade root beer and lemonade.ĭuring off season for farm-grown produce, the shop carries lotions, salves, teas, and more. As well as homemade canned goods, jams, jellies and pickles. This stand offers a wide array of homemade baked goods such as pies, breads, sweet breads, cookies and whoopie pies. Located just outside of Strasburg Pop’s offers fresh fruits and vegetables and are open seasonally from April through November. This aesthetic farm market emulates the beauty of Lancaster County's farmland.įamous for their homemade root beer this stand also offers many Lancaster County favorites such as homemade potato chips, fudge, noodles, chow-chow, pickled beets, whoopie pies, and shoo-fly pies. The freshest produce and farm grown ingredients await.Ĭut your own flowers and shop their wide range of produce options. Located in Lancaster's beautiful farmland, Beiler's Fruit Farm has everything from cherries and apples to baskets and crafts.
Visit Gap View Farm Market to pick up animal products such as chicken, beef, raw milk, eggs, and more. On Saturdays they have homemade soft pretzels. This Amish roadside stand just west of the village of Intercourse offers delicious fresh fruits and vegetables in season, as well as homemade potato chips and crafted items.
Shop indoors at Cedar Lane Produce for local cheeses, meats, and more.įisher’s Festivals farm stand is open during the fall and specializes in a variety of pumpkins, gourds, and mums. Enjoy Lancaster county's countryside heading to this stop. Wayside Produce is a favorite of many locals, with delicious fresh produce, jams, flowers, and more. Many of the items you can purchase inside our market are also available in our online store and can be shipped directly to your home! This market overflows with Kauffman Orchards goodies, from our mouthwatering apple products and fresh apples, to grocery items and Amish bulk foods. There is also more quilts, crafts, and baked goods than your typical roadside stand. Shop plants, produce, baked goods, grocery items and even order from their deli counter.Ī wide array of preserved goods, handmade holiday décor, and seasonal produce available. Cut your own flower bouquets and shop produce from neighboring farms. Visit on a Friday & Saturday to try their "hot milk cake" and homemade root beer. Welcome the spring season with plants and flowers from Stoltzfus Produce & Market Fare. This shed along a backroad of Lancaster has corn and other season produce available. There is also chicken barbecue from time to time. They have jams, jellies, produce, baked goods, and flowers. This stand will be on the right when you are heading south and it sits back off the road. Located before the traffic light where Pioneer Road crosses Lampeter road. This is your go-to spot for Lancaster County grown corn!Ī regenerative small family farm, offering pasture-raised chicken and turkeys,100% grass-fed beef, 100% grass-fed raw milk and dairy products, pasture-raised pork, chemical-free strawberries, organically grown produce, canned goods, baked goods, and even some natural gourd birdhouses. Glenbrook Farm Market has meat, eggs, produce, garden plants and more! Stop by during asparagus season (sometime late April or early May) through October, to shop their produce, farm sourced eggs and cheese and more! This indoor produce stand has seasonal items and a greenhouse across the road. Take in the farmland vistas on your ride, and enjoy delicious foods on the way home!
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While on your way home from a great roadside stand trip, be sure to stop and grab some ice cream! Download the FREE Lancaster County Ice Cream Trail app! Save with special deals, earn points, and redeem prizes through the end of September.įresh produce, flowers, baked goods, and more make this stop a local favorite. So come on, take the long way home and savor the simple pleasure you will find in a quart of freshly picked strawberries. As well as some “how-to” tips to help you act like a local. Since they are often hidden gems on the backroads rather than on the main drags of Route 30 or 340, we have compiled a list of some of our favorite places to stop. From spring to late fall you are sure to find something worth stopping for at one of our road side stands.
Where else can you pick up a beautiful bouquet of sunflowers, vine ripened tomatoes, a baked-this morning shoofly pie, and an ice-cold glass of root beer all for under $20? Nowhere that we know of! Lancaster prides itself on being a locavore community- “farm-fresh” and “farm-to-table” aren’t trends here, they are a way of life and always have been. From farm-fresh fruits and veggies, bountiful blooms, and even made-from-scratch baked-goods and dairy products- roadside stands in Lancaster County just can’t be beat.
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