On-Farm Market

Open Spring-Fall on our farm, our Saturday Market offers the public a chance to grab some of our organic produce, local pasture-raised meats, cheeses, sourdough bread, jams, and more. Come do your weekly grocery shopping with us and support small, local businesses while getting the healthiest produce possible. Meet the folks who grow your food. Open Saturdays 8:30-12:30, (and don't forget your bags!)

The market is closed for the season but come shop with us at our Holiday Market.

Small Business Saturday on November 30th from 9:00- 3:00

Sickler's Circle View Farm

Beef, Pork, Eggs

The most delicious, pasture raised beef and pork. Rachel and David own this small, family farm and they raise "the healthiest, highest quality livestock as naturally possible. The have a farm store that's a must visit.

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Brook Bound Farm

Chicken, Potatoes, Bone Broth

Matt and Rebecca own this small farm that raises pastured chickens and chemical-free produce. They believe that "good, locally sourced foods shouldn't break your wallet". We think it's worth every penny and then some.

Potato Homestead

Veggies

Rob and Alex grow delicious vegetables just north of our farm without the use of chemical pesticides or herbicides. Make sure you check them out at the local farm markets or shop on their website.

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Happy Valley Berry Farm

Berries

Shirley grows no-spray produce and we are lucky enough to get her gorgeous berries that she hand picks at the peak of ripeness. She and her husband Wes are also our mentors, offering advice from their wealth of knowledge.

Local farms we work with

Photo Credit: Sickler's Circle View Farm

Photo Credit: Brook Bound Farm

Photo Credit: Potato Homestead

Photo Credit: Happy Valley Berry Farm

Other local products we carry:
We get corn and melons from Sea Isle Farm Market Legend Farmer Al, Quail Eggs from Cape May Quail Farm, Sourdough Bread from Briana at Station Homestead in Clermont, Oysters from Sweet Amalia and Betsy's (farmed just down the road from us), and Cheese from Cherry Grove Farm in Lawrenceville.