
Farms
Family Farm Fun Near Lake Wallenpaupack
Discover farm markets, seasonal stops, pick-your-own outings, and kid-friendly places to explore around the lake. Use this page as your starting point for fresh finds, open-air fun, and easy family adventures.
Farm Guide
Browse All Farm Stops
See every family-friendly farm listing in one place, then click to learn more.
- Arlington Meats
Arlington Meats in Lake Ariel is frequently our first stop when we arrive at Lake Wallenpaupack. This locally-focused establishment specializes… Read more: Arlington Meats - Bluethumb Blueberries
Bluethumb Blueberries in Lake Ariel offers a completely self-service pick-your-own blueberry experience in a very relaxed atmosphere. This is one… Read more: Bluethumb Blueberries - Dutch Hill Preserves
Dutch Hill Preserves in Canadensis in the beautiful Pocono Mountains creates all-natural, small-batch jams, jellies, butters, and maple syrup. This… Read more: Dutch Hill Preserves - Green pastures farm stand
Greener Pastures is a self-serve farm stand in Troy represents family-operated farming combining fresh produce with extensive plant growing operations.… Read more: Green pastures farm stand - Hardler Farms
Hardler Farms in Honesdale represents the specialty agricultural niche of raw milk production, offering families premium dairy products directly from… Read more: Hardler Farms - Harry Howell’s farm store
Harry Howell’s Farm Store in Greentown brings comprehensive farm-market services to families seeking one-stop destinations for local food and gardening… Read more: Harry Howell’s farm store - Hawley Farmers Market
The Hawley Farmers Market, held every Friday at Bingham Park, is a vibrant community gathering that connects families with local… Read more: Hawley Farmers Market - Kim And Andrews Farm Market
Kim and Andrew’s Farm Market in Lake Ariel is a family haven dedicated to bringing farm-fresh produce, homemade goods, honey,… Read more: Kim And Andrews Farm Market - Klim’s Orchard
Klim’s Orchard in Lake Ariel has been a cherished agricultural institution since 1932, now offering exceptional pick-your-own apple experiences and… Read more: Klim’s Orchard - Maple Hill Farms
Maple Hill Farms in Lake Ariel is a specialized producer of pure maple syrup and handcrafted maple treats, offering families… Read more: Maple Hill Farms - Matt’s Farm Market
Matt’s Farm Market in Lake Ariel represents six decades of farming tradition dating back to 1935, when Matt’s family first… Read more: Matt’s Farm Market - Moody Hollow Farmstead
Moody Hollow Farmstead is a small, self-serve farm stand in Canadensis offering naturally grown livestock, fresh vegetables, and farm-fresh chicken… Read more: Moody Hollow Farmstead - Paupack Blueberry Farm
The Paupack Blueberry Farm in Paupack is a beloved pick-your-own blueberry operation featuring three fields open to the public each… Read more: Paupack Blueberry Farm - Pocono Mountain Maple
Pocono Mountain Maple in Newfoundland operates Pennsylvania’s largest organic maple farm, tapping 24,000 trees annually to produce 100% pure, organic,… Read more: Pocono Mountain Maple - Rickard’s Cider Mill
This is one of our favorite stops around Lake Wallenpaupack in the Fall and and a great reason to visit… Read more: Rickard’s Cider Mill - Ritter’s Cider Mill
Ritter’s Cider Mill in Mount Cobb is a beloved family destination where children watch cider being pressed right before their… Read more: Ritter’s Cider Mill - Ritter’s Farm Market
Ritter’s Farm Market at the Hamlin location has been a regional institution for decades, offering farm-fresh produce, seasonal specialties, and… Read more: Ritter’s Farm Market - Ritter’s Winery & Cidery
Ritter’s Winery & Cidery offers a fun family destination where adults enjoy quality wines and hard ciders while children find… Read more: Ritter’s Winery & Cidery - Roman’s Famous Meats & Seafood
Roman’s Famous Meats & Seafood brings a family-owned Polish gourmet experience to Honesdale’s Main Street, featuring one of the most… Read more: Roman’s Famous Meats & Seafood - Stoney Ledges Farm LLC
Stoney Ledges Farm LLC in Lake Ariel operates a seasonal farmstand from June through October, offering fresh farm eggs from… Read more: Stoney Ledges Farm LLC - The Alpine Wurst & Meat House
Step into The Alpine Wurst & Meat House in Honesdale, where German culinary traditions come alive! This authentic deli has… Read more: The Alpine Wurst & Meat House - The Buffalo Shoppe
The Buffalo Shoppe celebrates American farming heritage by raising premium bison, beef, and pork right on their own Lake Ariel… Read more: The Buffalo Shoppe - The Shoppes At Ritter’s Farm
The Shoppes At Ritter’s Farm in Jefferson Township offers a unique combination of shopping and seasonal entertainment that brings families… Read more: The Shoppes At Ritter’s Farm - Vailland Farm Stand &Nursery
Vailland Farm Stand & Nursery in Honesdale is an old-fashioned farm stand bringing authentic farm-to-family traditions to the community. The… Read more: Vailland Farm Stand &Nursery - Wayne County Farmers Market
Wayne County Farmers Market in Honesdale is a grower/producer-only market that maintains the highest standards of local agriculture and entrepreneurship.… Read more: Wayne County Farmers Market - Yatsonsky Farm Market
Yatsonsky Farm Market in Honesdale is a family-operated farm stand delivering seasonal produce and farm products directly to community members.… Read more: Yatsonsky Farm Market
Directory Tips
How To Use This Page
We’re building this farms guide to help families quickly compare the kinds of stops that fit their day, season, and kids’ ages.
What To Check
Before you go, confirm hours, seasonal opening dates, admission details, and whether the stop is best for a quick visit or a longer outing.
Family-Friendly Clues
Look for signs like stroller-friendly paths, room to move, animal viewing, picnic potential, and easy parking for a smoother visit.
Best Times To Visit
Morning visits can be cooler and calmer, while fall weekends may be busiest. A little timing can make the experience easier with kids.
What To Bring
Pack water, wipes, weather layers, and a tote for produce or treats. Closed-toe shoes are often the easiest choice for farm visits.


























