Apple Castle
Apple and pumpkin picking on announced seasonal dates.
The pumpkin patch has separate orchard parking. Check the current picking calendar; this pin is the market.
277 State Route 18, New Wilmington, PA 16142
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7 verified Pittsburgh local farms and orchards to start exploring. Help this growing guide reach more local spots by suggesting your favorites.
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7 listingsDuda’s Farm
Shop produce at the farm market among the fields near Brownsville.
Confirm the current season and produce availability before traveling. Other roadside stands have separate locations and schedules.
157 Creek Road, Brownsville, PA 15417
Freedom Farms Farmers Market
A family-operated market offering farm produce, meats, dairy and regional pantry goods.
This listing points to the market address published on its official market page. Farm festivals use a separate Overbrook Road location; follow your event confirmation.
779 Pittsburgh Road, Butler, PA 16002
Milroy Farms
A family maple farm welcoming visitors interested in its syrup-making tradition.
Call ahead to arrange a visit and confirm whether maple production is running. Sap collection and boiling depend on season and weather.
1724 River Road, Salisbury, PA 15558
Simmons Farm
Shop the on-farm market or explore seasonal fruit, flower and pumpkin picking.
Picking depends on crop availability and weather. This pin is the Simmons Road farm, not the separate Route 19 market.
170 Simmons Road, McMurray, PA 15317
Soergel Orchards
An orchard market with seasonal pumpkin picking, tractor rides and fall activities.
Pumpkin picking is seasonal. Activities have separate costs and schedules; follow the current fall update.
2573 Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090
Trax Farms
A farm market with a seasonal pumpkin patch, hayrides and corn maze.
A hayride ticket is required to reach the pumpkin patch during the fall festival. Pumpkins cost extra; check the current event page.
528 Trax Road, Finleyville, PA 15332
Blooming Springs Farm
Family-owned flower farm. Closed for the 2026 bloom season; check the official website for future visiting dates.
1052 Old State Road, New Castle, PA 16101
Business details and address map location reviewed October 22, 2026. Pins are approximate; check the official website before visiting.
Sanner Maple Products
Family-owned maple farm and producer. Call ahead to arrange a farm visit or product pickup.
430 Reservoir Road, Rockwood, PA 15557
Business details and address map location reviewed October 22, 2026. Pins are approximate; check the official website before visiting.
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Planning a visit to Pittsburgh local farms
A trip to one of the Pittsburgh local farms in this guide can be as simple as grabbing sweet corn on the way home or as big as a full family day of picking, hayrides and a picnic. A little planning goes a long way, because farm schedules follow the weather and the harvest rather than the calendar.
What grows when in Western Pennsylvania
- Spring: early greens, asparagus, rhubarb, flowers and plant starts for your own garden.
- Early summer: strawberries, then cherries, peas and the first summer vegetables.
- Mid to late summer: blueberries, peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes and peppers.
- Fall: apples, pumpkins, winter squash, cider and seasonal festivals at many orchards.
Exact timing shifts every year, so treat this as a rough guide and check each farm’s own updates before you drive out.
What to bring to the farm
- Comfortable closed-toe shoes for uneven, muddy or grassy ground.
- Sunscreen, water and a hat for open fields.
- A cooler or insulated bags if you have a long drive home.
- Some cash, in case a stand or activity does not take cards.
Farm etiquette that keeps visits open to everyone
Pittsburgh local farms are working businesses and often family homes too. Stay in public areas, keep kids close near equipment and animals, pick only where staff direct you and follow each farm’s rules on pets. If you are not sure whether something is allowed, ask before you head in.
Why buying from Pittsburgh local farms matters
Every basket of berries or bag of apples you buy at the farm helps keep farmland in the region productive and supports families who grow food close to home. Produce bought at the farm also travels a short distance before it reaches your kitchen. Pair a farm trip with a stop at a nearby small business and you have an easy day out that keeps your money in the community.
Before yinz visit
Can I visit every farm without an appointment?
No. Markets may welcome walk-in shoppers during opening hours, while working farms and production visits can require an arrangement. Follow each listing’s note and stay in designated public areas.
When is pick-your-own available?
Picking depends on the crop, weather and field conditions. A farm can offer several crops across the year without all of them being available today. Check the official picking update before leaving.
Are farm visits free?
Do not assume so. Picking bags, produce, hayrides and festivals may have separate prices or tickets. Confirm costs directly with the farm.
Do the pins show the picking fields?
Pins show verified market or visitor addresses. Picking fields and event entrances may be elsewhere on the property; use the operator’s current arrival instructions.
Which counties are included?
Our focus is Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Lawrence, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland. This first selection covers six counties and will grow as more public visitor locations are verified.
Does a farm market sell only its own produce?
Not necessarily. Markets may also carry products from nearby growers or other suppliers. Ask the farm where a particular item was grown.
What about pets, accessibility and children?
Check directly about uneven ground, accessible routes, restrooms, pets and supervised activities. Policies vary by location and event.
How can I suggest a local farm?
Use the suggestion link below and include the official website, public visitor address and whether appointments are required. Suggestions are reviewed before they are added.
Which Pittsburgh local farms are open year-round?
Some farm markets operate for much of the year, while others open only for the growing season or special events. Check each listing and the farm’s official website or social pages for current days and hours.
How do I find the farms closest to me?
Use the county filter or the map to see which Pittsburgh local farms are nearest to you, then use the Directions link on each card to plan your route.
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