Farm Stands on Long Island
Long Island has a deep agricultural tradition that remains visible through roadside farm stands, farm markets, orchards, dairy farms, organic growers, and seasonal produce sellers across Suffolk County. These locations range from small neighborhood stands to large North Fork and Hamptons destinations offering produce, fruit, flowers, baked goods, cider, dairy products, prepared foods, and pick-your-own experiences.
Interactive Map of Long Island Farm Stands
Use the interactive map to explore all 43 farm stand and farm market locations included in this directory. Select a marker to view the location’s address, community, products, seasonal status, official website when available, and driving directions. The map makes it easy to compare farm stands throughout western Suffolk, the North Fork, Riverhead, the Hamptons, and the East End.
Long Island’s Farm Stand Regions
Farm stands can be found across Suffolk County, but the largest concentration is on the East End. The North Fork, including Riverhead, Calverton, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Peconic, Southold, and East Marion, is especially well known for roadside produce markets, orchards, farm bakeries, and agricultural destinations.
The Hamptons also support a significant farm stand network, particularly in Water Mill, Bridgehampton, Sagaponack, East Hampton, and Amagansett. Smaller farm stands also operate in western and central Suffolk communities, providing seasonal produce closer to more densely populated parts of Long Island.
What Long Island Farm Stands Sell
Offerings vary by farm and season. Common products include sweet corn, tomatoes, berries, melons, apples, pumpkins, leafy greens, flowers, herbs, eggs, honey, cider, pies, baked goods, cheese, milk, meat, and prepared foods. Some locations focus on certified or naturally grown produce, while others combine a farm market with pick-your-own fields, orchards, seasonal attractions, ice cream, or a cafe.
Availability changes throughout the growing season. Spring may bring flowers, seedlings, greens, and early vegetables. Summer is typically the broadest produce season, while late summer and fall often emphasize apples, pumpkins, cider, corn mazes, and harvest events. A small number of markets operate year-round, but most are seasonal and may reduce their hours outside peak periods.
Long Island Farm Stand Directory
| Farm Stand | Community | Status | Products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cess Farms Farm Stand | Bay Shore | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Thera Farms Farm Stand | Brentwood | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| H.O.G. Farm Stand | Brookhaven | Seasonal | Organic produce |
| Andrews Family Farm | Calverton | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Dobler Farm Stand | Deer Park | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| John Gardiner Farm Stand | Huntington | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Rexer Farm Stand | Huntington | Year-round | Produce and local foods |
| Schneider’s Farm Stand | Melville | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Al’s Farm Stand | Oakdale | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Briermere Farms | Riverhead | Seasonal | Produce, pies and baked goods |
| Golden Earthworm Organic Farm | Riverhead | Seasonal | Organic produce |
| 1760 Homestead Farm | Riverhead | Seasonal | Heirloom produce and local goods |
| Lewin Farms | Calverton | Seasonal | Produce and pick-your-own crops |
| Lewin Farms Farm Stand | Wading River | Seasonal | Produce, fruit and vegetables |
| Harbes Family Farm | Mattituck | Seasonal | Produce, corn, pumpkins and local foods |
| Harbes Orchard | Riverhead | Seasonal | Apples, pumpkins and farm market goods |
| Sang Lee Farms | Peconic | Seasonal | Organic produce and prepared foods |
| Krupski’s Vegetable Picking & Pumpkin Farm | Peconic | Seasonal | Vegetables and pumpkins |
| Wickham’s Fruit Farm | Cutchogue | Seasonal | Fruit, cider, baked goods and pick-your-own |
| Schmitt’s Family Farm | Riverhead | Seasonal | Produce, pumpkins and seasonal attractions |
| Hallock’s Cider Mill | Laurel | Seasonal | Produce, pies, cider and baked goods |
| Bayview Market & Farms | Aquebogue | Seasonal | Produce, plants and local foods |
| Woodside Orchards | Aquebogue | Seasonal | Apples, cider and baked goods |
| Woodside Orchards | Jamesport | Seasonal | Apples, cider and baked goods |
| Patty’s Berries & Bunches | Mattituck | Seasonal | Berries, flowers and ice cream |
| The Farm Beyond | Southold | Seasonal | Organic produce and flowers |
| Sep’s Farm | East Marion | Seasonal | Produce, corn and seasonal crops |
| Catapano Dairy Farm | Peconic | Seasonal | Goat cheese and dairy products |
| Milk Pail Farm Market | Water Mill | Year-round | Apples, cider, pies, flowers and gifts |
| Milk Pail Farm Stand | Water Mill | Seasonal | Produce, apples, pies and seasonal goods |
| Green Thumb Organic Farm | Water Mill | Seasonal | Organic produce |
| Amber Waves Farm Market & Cafe | Amagansett | Year-round | Produce, prepared foods and local goods |
| Round Swamp Farm | East Hampton | Seasonal | Produce, prepared foods and baked goods |
| Round Swamp Farm | Bridgehampton | Seasonal | Produce, prepared foods and baked goods |
| Pike Farms | Sagaponack | Seasonal | Vegetables, corn, tomatoes and baked goods |
| Marilee Foster’s Farm Stand | Sagaponack | Seasonal | Heirloom vegetables and flowers |
| Crowley’s Farm Stand | Sagaponack | Seasonal | Produce, flowers, eggs and honey |
| Mecox Bay Dairy | Bridgehampton | Seasonal | Cheese, milk, beef and pork |
| Fairview Farm at Mecox | Bridgehampton | Seasonal | Produce, pies, pumpkins and corn maze |
| Open Minded Organics | Bridgehampton | Seasonal | Organic mushrooms and produce |
| Serene Green Farm Stand | Sag Harbor | Seasonal | Produce, seafood and local foods |
| Babinski’s Farm Stand | Water Mill | Seasonal | Seasonal produce |
| Country Garden Farm Stand | Water Mill | Seasonal | Produce and melons |
Planning a Farm Stand Visit
Many farm stands are located along rural roads where traffic can increase during summer weekends and the fall harvest season. Visitors planning several stops should group locations by area rather than attempting to cover the entire East End in one day. The North Fork, Riverhead, and the Hamptons each contain enough farm markets to support a separate day trip.
Hours and product availability may change because of weather, crop conditions, harvest schedules, and seasonal demand. Some farm stands accept credit cards, while smaller roadside operations may prefer cash. Visitors should check the farm’s official website or social media page for current hours, opening dates, pick-your-own conditions, and temporary closures before traveling.
Methodology
This directory was compiled from official farm websites, Cornell Cooperative Extension information, current farm directories, local tourism resources, and published business information. Each location was reviewed as a public-facing farm stand, farm market, orchard market, dairy farm store, or seasonal agricultural retailer. Every address was geocoded before being added to the production map.
The directory is not a ranking and does not evaluate product quality, price, service, or visitor experience. Farm names, ownership, hours, crop availability, public access, and seasonal operations can change. Readers should verify current information directly with the farm before visiting. Farmers markets consisting primarily of rotating outside vendors were not included unless the location also operated as a permanent farm stand or farm market.
Farm stands across Long Island connect visitors with the island’s agricultural landscape, from small roadside produce stands to established orchards and full-service farm markets. The interactive map and directory provide a starting point for finding local produce, comparing seasonal offerings, and visiting official farm websites for current hours and harvest information.
