2026 guide to Long Island farm stands

Long Islanders know a good thing when they see one, and often that’s as close as a local farm stand. Pull off the road, and before you know it, you’ll be mesmerized by the season’s first asparagus, radishes and young, tender salad greens. Soon there will be corn and tomatoes, peaches and melons, followed by a stately progression of the apples, pears and hard squashes of fall. Add in extras such as local seafood, eggs, cheeses, baked goods and flowers, then give in to the pleasure of cooking and eating completely in the moment. Now, yes, it’s true that most of these listings are farther east (Suffolk is one of the top-ranked agricultural counties in the state) — but what a great reason to go for a drive. Bring a cooler and have fun!

Note: In light of seasonal openings and product availability, do call ahead or check a farm’s website and/or social media before you make a special trip.

NASSAU

CROSSROADS FARM AT GROSSMAN’S

480 Hempstead Ave., Malverne, 516-341-0075, xroadsfarmliny.com

Look for vegetable starts and more at this certified-organic farm managed by the Nassau Land Trust. Hours: 1–6 Tues. and Fri.; 9–2 Sat. and Sun.

 

FRIENDLY FARMS MARKET

2572 Merrick Rd., Bellmore, 917-399-8913

The locally grown produce and herbs found here will carry you through the season. Eggs and pickles, too. Hours: 9–5 Fri.–Wed., July 4–Oct. 31.

 

MEYER’S FARMS

146 Piquets Lane, Woodbury, 516-364-1777, meyersfarm1924.com

Hanging baskets and garden perennials; tomatoes, corn, berries. In fall, pumpkins, apples, sunflower maze. Hours: 9–6 daily.

 

RESTORATION FARM

140 Bethpage–Sweet Hollow Rd., Old Bethpage, restorationfarm.com

Restoration Farm offers more than 50 types of produce and honey from the farm’s bees. Visit the website for farm-stand hours and information about their Farmer’s Plant Sale, where you can buy “the right plants at the right time.”

 

ROTTKAMP BROS. FARM

McCouns Lane, Old Brookville, 516-671-2566

Here, at Nassau's largest farm (established in 1953), the offerings include vegetables, fruits and flowers. Hours: 10–6 Mon.–Sat.; 9–4 Sun., starting in late June.

 

YOUNGS FARM

91 Hegemans Lane, Old Brookville, 516-626-3955, youngs.farm

Certified-organic farm that sells its own produce as well as fruits and vegetables from other Long Island farms. Also: pies, cookies, soups, sandwiches, dips, quiches and potpies, local milk, eggs, cheeses, housewares, baskets and other select items. Online ordering and curbside pickup. Hours: 10–5 daily; open year-round.

SUFFOLK (WEST OF RIVERHEAD)

ALBERT H. SCHMITT FAMILY FARMS

6 Bagatelle Rd., Dix Hills, 631-549-FARM, SchmittsOnBagatelle.com

Vegetable plants, herbs, hanging baskets, annual flowers, perennials in spring and summer. Also: hayrides, pumpkins, apples, cider, apple-cider doughnuts, roasted corn, homemade Holy Schmitt's horseradish (in several varieties) and baked goods in fall. Hours: 10–6 Mon.–Fri.; 10–5 Sat. and Sun.

 ANDREWS FAMILY FARM AND GREENHOUSES

1038 Sound Ave., Wading River, 631-929-0038, andrewsfamilyfarm.com

Hanging baskets, fresh vegetables and fruits, field-grown bouquets, freshly baked pies, a summer CSA and more from this third-generation farm. In spring, almost 30 greenhouses are open for plant shopping. Check social media for upcoming workshops and farm events. Hours: 9–5 daily, Apr. 22–late Dec.

BAKEWICZ FARMS

291 Rte. 25A, Wading River, 631-849-1120, bakewiczfarmsny.com

You name it, they’ve got it, from plants and produce to baked goods, pickles, barbecue rubs, deli salads, fresh mozzarella and the farm’s own honey. Playground and barnyard animals ($7 daily), summer farm camp and birthday parties. U-pick apples and pumpkins late Sept.–Oct. A fall festival (hayrides, corn maze, live music and more ($15) on weekends and holidays Sept. 13–Nov. 1. The Chuck Wagon will feature farm-to-table Mexican food 5–9 on Fri. evenings July 3–Sept. 4 plus Labor Day weekend and weekends during the fall festival; visit Maggie May’s Creamery for sweet treats and coffee. Hours: 9:30–5:30 on weekends from Mother’s Day to May 25; 9:30–5:30 daily, Memorial Day to Thanksgiving.

BB & GG FARM & NURSERY

625 North Country Rd., St. James, 631-862-9182

Vegetables, fruits, flowers, nursery products. Pumpkins, corn maze, hayrides, roasted corn (fall). Also: precut and balled Christmas trees, ornamental cabbage and kale. Hours: 8–6 daily, through Dec. 24.

BORELLA’S FARMSTAND

485 Edgewood Ave., St. James, 631-862-7330

Herbs, vegetable plants, flowering bedding plants, roses, perennials, tropicals and more. Hours: 10–5 daily, Apr.–Oct. Winery tasting room open 12–7 Sat. and 12–6 Sun., late spring–Dec.

CONDZELLA’S FARMSTAND

6233 North Country Rd. (The Barn): asparagus only

Route 25A (across from CVS): strawberries only

6211 North Country Rd.: U-pick blueberries July–Aug. 5.; U-pick blackberries Aug.

Wading River, 631-929-4697, condzellasfarm.com

The season begins with asparagus and continues on with strawberries and then blueberries and blackberries. Hours: 9–5 daily, late Apr.–June.

DEER RUN FARMS

282 South Country Rd., Brookhaven, 631-707-2195, deerrunfarms.net

One mile east of Bellport Village, you’ll find greens and other produce, gluten-free cookies, homemade fudge, potpies and quiche, local dairy and much more. Hours: 9–6 Thurs.–Mon., June–Nov.; 10–5 Thurs.–Mon., Dec.–May.

DOBLER FARMS

1989 Deer Park Ave. (at Nicolls Road), Deer Park, 516-965-1568, doblerfarms.com

Strawberries, asparagus, peppers, corn, tomatoes, peaches, apples, pumpkins, sourdough bread, pies, local cheeses, cut flowers, hanging baskets. Preorders and delivery available. Hours: 9–5 daily, Apr. 26–Thanksgiving.

GARDINER FARM

900 Park Ave., Huntington, 516-965-1568

Corn, tomatoes, watermelon, pumpkins and other produce; sourdough bread and other baked goods; herbs, local cheeses, cut flowers. Lollipop train for children (10–2 Sat.). Pickle festival (Sept.). Preorders and delivery available. Hours: 10–5 daily, July–Oct.

GLOVER FARMS

633 Victory Ave., Brookhaven, 631-286-7876 or 631-332-2012

U-pick berries, produce, baked goods. U-pick pumpkins, chrysanthemums, corn maze ($8 per person), fall festival (Oct.). Picnic and play area, farm animals. Hours: 10–6 May–Sept. 30; 10–6 weekends and holidays in Oct.; 2–6 weekdays until Oct. 31.

HANK’S FARMSTAND

201 Barnes Rd., Moriches, 631-878-0574

Hank's of Moriches (no relation to Hank's of Southampton) This place (not to be confused with the following Hank’s Farmstand) grows a little bit of everything—including vegetables, fruits and flowers, at this Hulse family their Moriches farm. What they don't grow, they try to buy from other Long Island farms. Also: pies, eggs. Hours: 8–7 Mon.–Sat.; 8–6 Sun. May 1–Dec. 24.

LENNY BRUNO FARMS

740 Wading River Rd., Manorville, 631-591-3592, lennybrunofarms.com

Expect everything from asparagus to zebra eggplant at this family-owned stalwart. Also: freshly baked pies, bread, roasted corn. Hours: 9–6 Mon.–Thurs. and 9–8 Fri.–Sun., May–Nov.

LEWIN FARMS

812 Sound Ave., Calverton, 631-929-4327, lewinfarm.com

Along with produce, you’ll find U-picks including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, peaches, apples and pumpkins. Hours 9–5 Mon. and Wed.–Sun. (closed Tues.), Memorial Day–Oct.; 9–4 Nov. Also: U-pick apples (Fresh Pond Avenue, Baiting Hollow), Sept.–Oct.

MAKINAJIAN POULTRY FARM & COUNTRY STORE

276 Cuba Hill Rd., Huntington, 631-368-9320

Fresh eggs and poultry; organic produce. Hours: 10–5 Tues.–Sat.; 10–3 Sun. (closed Mon.)

MAY’S FARMSTAND

6361 Rte. 25A, Wading River, 631-929-6654, maysfarmny.com

There are berries, corn, pies and more here. Plum tomatoes are sold by the pound or bushel for sauce (Frozen, it’s like money in the bank come winter.) Also: sunflowers, summer bouquets, jams, jellies, pies. Hours: 9–6 Mon.–Sat., 9–5 Sun.

MEDIAVILLA ORCHARDS FARMSTAND

1501 E. Jericho Tpke., Huntington, 631-897-3566

Fruits, jams, cider, chestnuts. Hours: 9:30–4:30 Tues.–Sun., Sept. 4–Thanksgiving.

ORGANICS TODAY FARM

169 Washington St., East Islip, 631-480-6497, organicstodayfarms.com

Starter plants, fruit, vegetables, herbs, jellies, jams, honey, pumpkins, meat and poultry co-op. Hours: 9–6 daily, until Thanksgiving Eve.

PAT & DON’S PUMPKIN PATCH

Corner of Long Island Avenue and Sills Road, Yaphank, 631-924-7444, pumpkinpatchfarmstand.com

Signature item: roasted peppers. Also: produce, vegetable plants, flowers, honey, pies, Catapano goat cheese (from Peconic), Del Fiore mozzarella (from Rocky Point), Frank & Son bread (from Mastic). Hours: 9–6 May 1–Halloween.

REXER FAMILY FARM

1028 Park Ave., Huntington, 631-427-3276, rexerfamilyfarm.com

This tiny farm uses organic practices. The store’s wares include produce and baked goods; the chicken potpies are among Long Island’s best. Hours: 10–6 Tues.–Sat. and 10–4 Sun.; open year-round.

RICHTERS ORCHARD

Pulaski Road, Northport, 631-261-1980

Producing quality fruit since 1900. Peaches, apples, pears, cider. Hours: 9–5:30 Mon.–Sat. and 10–5 Sun., Aug.–May.

ROTTKAMP’S FOX HOLLOW FARM

2287 Sound Ave., Calverton, 631-727-1786

Fresh produce as well as U-pick strawberries in June and U-pick pumpkins in Sept. and Oct. Hours: 9–5:30 Fri.–Tues.; closed Wed. and, starting mid-Sept., closed Thurs.

SCHNEIDER’S FARMSTAND

316 Old Country Rd., Melville, 631-673-5844, schneidersfarmmelville.com

Depending on the season, flowers and vegetable plants, vegetables, fruit, pumpkins, precut Christmas trees, wreaths. Hours: 9–5 daily, late Apr.–Dec.

SUJECKI FARMS & NURSERIES

758 Edwards Ave. and 3642 Middle Country Rd., Calverton, 631-512-7030, sujeckifarms.com

Seasonal local produce, annuals and potted plants, sunflower bouquets, eggs, the farm’s own honey, baked goods and freshly jarred specialties. U-pick vegetables beginning midsummer. Hours: 9-6 daily, May–Labor Day; 9–5:30 Sept. 2–Oct. 31. Call or visit website for up-to-date fall hours.

THERA FARMS

1705 Brentwood Rd., Brentwood, 631-478-5229

At Thera, Teddy Bolkas grows fruit such as plums and figs as well as vegetables, flowers, herbs. U-pick strawberries, tomatoes. Hours: 9–5 daily, May–Oct.

WATERDRINKER FAMILY FARM AND GARDEN

663 Wading River Rd. (at South Street), Manorville, 631-878-8653, water-drinker.com

Plants, annuals, perennials, vegetables, play areas, farm animals and more. Tulip festival and U-pick tulips in Apr.; sunflower summer festival July 18–19; honey festival Aug. 22–23; fall festival Sept.–Oct. U-pick sunflowers (July–Oct.). Farm animals, kids’ activities year-round. Hours: 10–6 daily.

WHITE POST FARMS

250 Old Country Rd., Melville, 631-351-9373, whitepostfarms.net

Fruits, vegetables, flowers, local honey, jams, jellies, breads, baked goods. Farm animals. Hours: 9–5 daily.

WINDY ACRES ORCHARD

3810 Middle Country Rd., Calverton, 631-727-4554

Produce, jams, roasted corn (summer and fall weekends), fruit, doughnuts, U-picks. Call for availability. Hours: 9–5 daily, May 23–Nov.

THE WINE BARN AND FARMERS MARKET

339 Montauk Hwy., Moriches, 631-878-9093, lacortesfarmstand.com

Formerly LaCorte’s Farmstand, this place offers local wines and a tasting room as well as produce, cheese, pies and more. Hours: 10–8 daily, Apr. 1–Nov. 30; then 10–8 Wed.–Sun., Dec.–Mar.

EAST END (RIVERHEAD AND EAST)

ANDERSON’S FARMSTAND

1170 Rte. 58, Riverhead, 631-727-2559

Local fruits and vegetables. Hours: 9–6 daily, July–Oct. Call for availability.

  

BALSAM FARMS

662 Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 631-238-5119, balsamfarms.com

Vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, preserves, meats, cheeses and other local items. Hours: 9–6 daily, mid-May–Dec. Year-round home delivery through website. 

BAYVIEW MARKET & FARMS

891 Main Rd., Aquebogue, 631-722-3077, bayviewfarmmarket.com

This 200-acre farm boasts fruits, vegetables, local honey, jams, flowers, breads and more. The popular homemade pies are seasonal. Hours: 8–6 daily, Apr. 4–Dec. 24. See also Sound Shore Farms & Market.

 

BIOPHILIA ORGANIC FARM

211 Manor Lane, Jamesport, 631-255-4877

Certified-organic farm with unusual lettuces, garlic, herbs, tomatoes, pumpkins, brassicas, squash, potted vegetables and flowers. Hours: 10–6 Fri.–Sun., June–Oct.

 

BRIERMERE FARMS

4414 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-722-3931, briermerefarms.com

Offerings include gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries and other berries; peaches, nectarines, plums, pears and apples that include the Newtown Pippin, a Long Island heirloom. Also, renowned fresh fruit pies, muffins, cookies and jams. Hours: 9–5 daily, Mar. 20–Dec. 24.

 

BROWDER’S BIRDS

4050 Soundview Ave., Mattituck, browdersbirds.com

Worth a detour down bucolic North Fork roads is Chris and Holly Browder’s farm, where they sell organic pastured eggs, pastured chicken (fresh or frozen), beef, honey, potpies and more. The sweaters and accessories found on the website are made from the wool of the Browders’ Cotswold sheep. Hours: 9–5 daily; open year-round.

 

CATAPANO DAIRY FARM

33705 North Rd. (County Route 48), Peconic, 631-765-8042, catapanodairyfarm.com

Stop for various goat cheeses and goats’-milk skin-care products. Goat yoga/goat cuddling as of April; schedule and pay online. Hours: 10–5 Sat.–Sun., Apr. and May; 10–5 Fri.–Sun., Memorial Day–Oct.

  

COOPER FARMS

2200 Breakwater Rd., Mattituck, 631-276-6215

Cooper’s may be off the beaten path, but it’s known, in particular, for its tomatoes. Other vegetables and watermelon as well; call to confirm availability. Some U-picks. Hours: 8–7 May–Nov., weather permitting.

 

COUNTRY VIEW FARMSTAND

57995 Main Rd., Southold, 631-903-1335

In addition to produce—including excellent corn, heirloom tomatoes and melons—there are baked goods, sourdough and other breads, quiches, salsas, relishes, homemade ice cream, herbs, herb planters and hanging baskets. Also: prosciutto (great with the melon), fresh mozzarella (great with the tomatoes), fresh local eggs. Hours: 8:30–5:30 daily, spring–Thanksgiving.

 

DALE AND BETTE’S ORGANIC PRODUCE

1726 Bridgehampton–Sag Harbor Tpke., Sag Harbor, 631-276-1972

Vegetables, herbs, local blackberries and raspberries, dried tomatoes, heirloom cornmeal. Hours: 7–7, May–Dec.

DEEP ROOTS FARM

57685 Rte. 25 (Main Road), Southold, 631-745-7928, deeprootsfarmnofo.com

This family-owned farm specializes in pastured pork, chicken and eggs. During the growing season, the farm stand is loaded with vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs. In spring and early summer, you will also find vegetable, herb and flower starts for your home garden. Hours: dawn–dusk daily, year-round. 

 

DENSIESKI FARMSTAND

10 Lewis Rd., East Quogue, 631-663-5221

At this cheerful stand tucked in front of sweeping green fields farmed since 1918, you’ll find a savvy assortment of berries, vegetables (the corn is renowned), flowers, breads, eggs and more. Hours couldn’t be confirmed at press time, but if you're in the neighborhood on a weekend, swing by.

 

8 HANDS FARM

4735 Cox Lane, Cutchogue, 631-494-6155, 8handsfarm.com

Stop by for pasture-raised, grass-fed meats, sausages, charcuterie, organically grown produce, eggs, fresh breads and pasta, prepared foods to heat and serve, baked goods, ready-to-eat items. Also: an espresso bar and a café that offers a farm-inspired menu. Hours: 9–5 Thurs.–Sat.; 9–4 Sun.

FAIRVIEW FARM AT MECOX

19 Horsemill Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-6154, fairviewfarmatmecox.com

Produce, flowers, baked goods, chicken or duck potpies, cheeses, pork, lamb, chicken and eggs, rotisserie chickens and ducks, a corn maze with stellar views (fall) and more. Hours: 10–6; closed Tues. and Wed. U-pick pumpkins only, weekends Sept. and Oct.

 

GABRIELSEN’S COUNTRY FARM

200 Herricks Lane, Jamesport, 631-722-3259, gabrielsenscountryfarm.com

Flowers, hanging baskets, herbs, vegetable plants, baked goods, jams. Hours: 8–6:30 daily, through Dec. 24.
 

GOLDEN ACRES ORGANIC FARM

652 Peconic Bay Blvd., Riverhead, 631-722-5100, goldenacresorganicfarm.com

Certified-organic strawberries, tomatoes and herbs; arugula, bok choy, kale and other greens; brassicas such as broccoli and cauliflower. Also: melons, ginger, raw honey, local grass-fed meats and dairy. U-pick strawberries in June. Hours: 9–5 Wed.–Sat., May 29–Nov. 

 

GREEN THUMB ORGANIC FARM OF WATER MILL

829 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-726-1900, greenthumborganicfarm.com

A wide range of certified-organic (since 1989) vegetables, herbs, fruits, flowers and plants. Hours: 9–5 daily, Apr. 24–Dec. 6.

 

HALSEY FARM AND NURSERY

513 Deerfield Rd., Water Mill, 631-726-4843, halseyfarm.com

Halsey’s own vegetables as well as fruit from other East End farms, local eggs, baked goods, honey, jams, flowers and much more. Hours: 8:30–5:30 daily, late June–Thanksgiving. 

HAMPTON FRUIT & VEGETABLE

436 Montauk Hwy., East Quogue, 631-653-3552

Bright potted flowers and assorted produce both local (green beans, cukes, tomatoes) and non (pomegranates, mandarins, kiwi fruit) meet a New York–style corner store (halvah, bulgur, teas, candies, pastas, sauces and dressings at this eclectic roadside stand. Hours: 8–7 daily.

 

HANK’S FARMSTAND

326 County Rd. 39A, Southampton, hankspumpkintown.com

Local fruit and produce, baked goods, cut flowers and more. Hours: 9:30–6 daily, early June–Labor Day.

 

HARBES FAMILY FARM AND VINEYARD

715 Sound Ave., Mattituck, 631-482-7641, harbesfamilyfarm.com

Seasonal offerings bolstered by a Wine Barn, Barnyard Adventure and other crowd-pleasers. Hours: 10–6 Mon.–Fri. and 9–6 Sat. and Sun., Apr.–Nov. Open until 7 Fri.–Sun., July–Aug. See website for apple-picking information at Harbes Orchard in Riverhead and Harbes Farms Jamesport, both open Sept.–Oct.

 

HELEN’S GREENHOUSES AND FLOWER FARM

1061 Union Ave., Aquebogue, 631-779-2893 or 631-722-8449

Flowers, vegetables (including amazing celery), fruits, pies, eggs, cheese. In Oct., U-pick apples and pumpkins, corn maze (fee), wagon rides (fee), animals (weekends). Hours: 9–5 daily. Greenhouse opens Apr. 25; farm stand open July 1–Thanksgiving.

 

I & ME FARM

35800 Main Rd., Orient Point, 914-433-0931, iandmefarm.com

On your way to or from the Cross Sound Ferry or Orient Beach State Park, stop for Mimi Edelman’s produce grown using organic and biodynamic practices. Also: flowers, oysters, baked goods and more. Hours: 10–4 Sat.–Sun., May 24–end of Sept.

 

KK’S THE FARM

59945 Main Rd., Southold, 516-398-8731

Heirloom tomatoes, vegetables, berries and flowers are all grown using biodynamic practices. Hydrosols (herbal distillates), too. Hours: 9–5 Thurs.–Sun., May–Thanksgiving.

 

KRUPSKI’S FARM

38030 Rte. 25 (Main Road), Peconic, 631-734-7841

Fresh produce, U-pick pumpkins, hayrides (fee; weekends in Oct.), corn maze (fee; in fall). Hours: 9–6 daily, Sept. 1–Oct. 31.

LATHAM’S FARMSTAND

20055 Main Rd., Orient, 631-323-8075

Eat your way through the season with asparagus, rhubarb, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, radishes, peas, lettuces, potatoes, corn, tomatoes (including heirloom), peppers, zucchini, yellow squash, beans, cauliflower, broccoli, Asian vegetables, melons and pumpkins. Fresh-cut flowers, homemade ice creams and soups, and local oysters, cheeses and wine are also among the offerings from one of the oldest independently run farms on Long Island. Hours: 8–5 daily, May–Nov.

  

MARILEE’S FARMSTAND

698 Sagg Main St., Sagaponack, marileesfarmstand.com

Look for fat, juicy asparagus, a variety of greens, heirloom tomatoes and a select assortment of breads and jarred goods at this stand run by Marilee Foster, who, with her brother, Dean, are the sixth generation to work their family’s land. Hours: 9–4 Fri.–Sun. seasonally. Vodka made with the Fosters’ potatoes may be found at the Tasting Room at the Sagaponack Farm Distillery (369 Sagg Rd., Sagaponack; 631-537-7300).

 

THE MILK PAIL

1346 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-537-2565, milk-pail.com

Produce and more. Hours: 9:30–5:30 Mon.–Sat. (closed Tues.) and 10–5:30 Sun., May 15–Dec. 31. An apple U-pick (50 Horsemill Lane) opens Labor Day weekend. Milk Pail Farm Stand (757 Mecox Rd.) open 10–5:30 Wed.–Sun., Memorial Day–Labor Day.

 

MKZ FARMS/JAMESPORT HARVEST

506 Church Lane, Jamesport, 631-722-2241

Herbs, vegetables, figs, flowers, farm kitchen products, Asian pears (fall). Hours: 7–7 daily. 

 

NORTH SEA FARMS/KING’S FARMSTAND

1060 Noyac Rd., Southampton, 631-283-0735, northseafarms.com

Produce, flowers, free-range chickens and more. Hours: 8–5 daily, Apr. 2–Dec. 24.

 

NORTHVILLE FARMS

5333 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-722-3229

Fruits, vegetables, flowers and baked goods. Hours: 9–5:30 daily, Memorial Day–Thanksgiving.

 

OREGON ROAD ORGANICS 

12595 Oregon Rd., Cutchogue, 631-735-9195, oregonroadorganics.com

Beautiful greens, carrots, tomatoes, melons and the biggest okra you ever did see (great for grilling) are among the offerings of this USDA-certified organic farm right across the road from the Suhru & Lieb Vineyards tasting room. CSA program and a CBD line available as well. Hours: 10–5 Thurs.–Sun., May–Thanksgiving.

 

OYSTERPONDS FARM

24850 Main Rd., Orient, 631-323-2463, oysterpondsfarm.com

Picture-perfect blueberries, raspberries and blackberries are the main draw here. Also: tomatoes and figs. Open Tues., Thurs., Sat., June–Oct.; see website for hours.

  

PATTY’S BERRIES AND BUNCHES

410 Sound Ave., Mattituck, 631-655-7996, pattysberriesandbunches.org

Flowers, wreaths, vegetables, U-pick berries, ice cream. Hours: 9–6 daily

(U-pick ends 5:30), June–Dec.

 

PIKE FARMS 

82 Sagg Main St., Sagaponack, 631-537-5854, pikefarms.com

Corn, melons, berries, fresh herbs, baked goods, honey, pumpkins (fall) and more. Hours: 3–6 Wed.–Fri. and 10–2 Sat. and Sun., June 26–Oct.

 

REEVE FARMSTAND

4138 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-727-1095

Produce, honey, baked goods, plants and more. Hours: 9–5 Thurs.–Mon. (closed Tues. and Wed.), May 1–Thanksgiving.

ROUND SWAMP FARM

184 Three Mile Harbor Rd., East Hampton, 631-324-4438

97 School St., Bridgehampton, 631-296-8078

71 S. Elmwood Ave., Montauk, 631-668-8488

roundswampfarm.com

Vegetables, seafood, prepared foods, baked goods and more. Hours: 8:30–6 Tues.–Sat.

 

SANG LEE FARMS

25180 County Rte. 48, Peconic, 631-734-7001, sangleefarms.com

Certified-organic vegetables (including many hard-to-find Asian ones), prepared dressings, vegetable and herb plants. Events and workshops. Hours: 9–5 daily in season; 9–6 daily in summer.

 

SCHMITT’S FARMSTAND

Corner of Main Road and Laurel Lane, Laurel, 631-779-2121

Hours: 9–6 Mon.–Sat. and 9–5 Sun., May–Oct

3355 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-983-6565

Hours: 9–6 Mon.–Sat. and 9–5 Sun., Apr.–Dec.; 10–4 Wed.–Sun., Jan.–Mar.

76 Montauk Hwy, Westhampton

Hours: 9–6 Mon.–Sat. and 9–5 Sun., May–Oct

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Local produce, Holy Schmitt’s jarred horseradish, candied apples (fall), homemade soups, salads, salsas and more. 

  

SEP’S FARM

7395 Main Rd., East Marion, 631-477-1583, sepsfarm.com

A wide array of local produce as well as pickled items, ice cream, baked goods, eggs, milk and prepared foods. Hours: 9–5 Thurs.–Mon., late May–Oct.

SEVEN PONDS ORCHARD

65 Seven Ponds Rd., Water Mill, 631-726-8015

Vegetables, flowers, pies, U-pick berries. Corn maze, park (summer). U-pick apples, pumpkins, roasted corn (fall). Hours: 9–6, starting June 15.

 

1760 HOMESTEAD FARM

5412 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-831-1652, 1760homesteadfarm.com

Honey, vegetables, flowers, specialty foods, homemade pies and seasonal decor. Hours: 10–5 daily; through Aug. 30; 10–5 Thurs.–Mon., Sept. 3–Christmas; closed Jan.–Mar.

 

SOUND SHORE FARMS & MARKET

5629 Sound Ave., Jamesport, 631-722-4740, bayviewfarmmarket.com

At this outpost of Bayview Market & Farms: produce (including U-pick strawberries in June), honey, bread, pies. Hours: 9–6 daily, Mother’s Day–Halloween.

  

SYLVESTER MANOR FARMSTAND

21 Manwaring Rd. (at the Windmill Field), Shelter Island, 631-749-0626, sylvestermanor.org

Along with vegetables, berries, pork and eggs, you’ll discover products from various East End vendors. Hours: Fri–Sun., starting Mother’s Day. Open daily, mid-June–Aug. Check website for exact dates and hours.

  

TREIBER FARMS

38320 County Rte. 48, Peconic, 516-425-1458, treiberfarms.com

If traveling east on 48, turn off at the vintage truck painted with an American flag. Just inside the little red barn, you’ll find produce, honey, canned goods, grass-fed beef, sourdough bread and more. Hours: 9–sundown daily, May–Thanksgiving. 

 

WATERDRINKER NORTH FORK

4560 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-779-2130, water-drinker.com

This offshoot of Waterdrinker in Manorville offers annuals, perennials, vegetables, play areas, a beer garden, U-pick flowers and more. Tulip festival in Apr.; sunflower fields July–Aug.; garlic festival Sept. 12–13; fall festival Sept.–Oct. Hours: 10–6 daily.

WESNOFSKE FARMS

36450 County Rte. 48, Peconic

The last potato farmer in Peconic also sells strawberries, melons, tomatoes and more. Hours: 8:30–5:30 Mon.–Thurs.; 8–6 Fri.–Sun.

  

WICKHAM’S FRUIT FARM

28700 Main Rd., Cutchogue, 631-734-6441, wickhamsfruitfarm.com

At this historic farm (since 1661): stellar fruit and vegetables, cider, baked goods, seasonal U-picks (call for schedule). Hours: 9–5 Mon.–Sat. (closed Sun.), May 1–Dec. 24.  

 

WILLIAM POLAK FARMS

565 West Lane, Riverhead, 631-987-6310

Asparagus (Apr.), strawberries, corn, eggs and honey are among the offerings at this small, charming roadside stand found off Route 48. Sunflower maze late Sept.–mid-Oct. Hours: 9–6 daily in season.

 

WOODSIDE ORCHARDS

116 Manor Lane, Jamesport, 631-722-5770, woodsideorchards.com

U-pick apples. Hours: 11–5, Sept.–Nov. weekends and holidays. At the orchard’s Tasting Room (729 Main Rd., Aquebogue), hard cider and cider doughnuts. Hours: 11:30–5:30 Thurs.–Mon. (closed Tues. and Wed.), May–Dec.; 11:30–5:30 Sat. and Sun., Jan.–Apr.

 

WOWAK FARMS

17905 Main Rd., Mattituck

Locals prize this stand for the asparagus, corn, beans (including limas), broccoli and more. Hours: 9–5:30.

 

ZILNICKI FARMS

3747 Sound Ave., Riverhead, 631-255-2598, zilnickifarmfresh.com

This fourth-generation farm grows herbs, vegetables, flowers and more. For CSA members: yoga on the farm. Hours: 9–3 daily year-round, weather permitting.