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Farm-fresh fun meets small-town charm in Delaware, where growing conditions are ideal for farm-to-table delights and fresh produce. Take the taste of Delaware home with you on one of three Delaware Grown road trips.
Filasky’s Produce, Middletown:
This local family farm has been growing fresh fruits and vegetables since 1981 and offers U-pick strawberries and U-pick pumpkins.
Ramsey’s Farm, Wilmington:
Enjoy experiences ranging from bonfire nights and goat yoga to floral arrangement classes, U-pick opportunities, fresh produce, and more.
Highland Orchards Farm Market, Wilmington:
This market focuses on sustainable farming practices and offers both on-site and online shopping options.
Fifer’s Farm Store and Kitchen, Camden Wyoming:
Known for sweet treats like apple cider donuts, plus fresh produce. Don’t miss seasonal festivals for extra farm fun.
Kalmar Farm, Harrington:
A family-owned farm run for five generations and a go-to spot for high-quality seasonal produce.
T.S. Smith Orchard Point Market, Bridgeville:
A favorite for the store, deli, bakery, and petting zoo—popular with both visitors and locals.
Evans Farms Produce, Bridgeville:
Featured on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” Evans Farms offers homegrown produce, local meats, baked goods, family-friendly activities, and more.
Brittingham Farms, Millsboro:
A working lavender and lamb farm. Stroll the lavender fields, learn about sustainable farming, or visit the farm store.
Parsons Farms Produce, Dagsboro:
A fifth-generation family-owned market offering farm animals, fresh produce, ice cream, U-pick experiences, and more.
Magee Farms, Selbyville:
Shop for fruits, vegetables, flowers, local honey, jams, and other fresh, local goods.
Be sure to double-check each farm’s hours before you go. Consider stopping at one of Delaware’s farmers markets along the way for even more fresh produce. You may also be able to win a prize for completing one of the routes.
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