197 working farms, makers, markets, and producers in Orange County, New York.
Warwick maker of handcrafted candles, with a shop and candle classes.
An Orange County artisan creamery producing cheeses in the farmstead tradition from the raw milk of grass-fed cows. All cheeses are hand-made on the farm using traditional methods. Available at regional specialty food stores and farmers markets throughout the Hudson Valley.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 46 Ronald Reagan Blvd, Warwick. Opened to the public in April 2025.
Fifth-generation Black Dirt farm founded by Polish immigrants in the late 1800s in Pine Island, now operated by Andrew and Michelle Gurda. Grows, packages, and sells world-famous Black Dirt onions (yellow, red, and white), potatoes, and a full assortment of seasonal vegetables to supermarkets and wholesalers in the tri-state area and New England. NYS Grown and Certified.
Full grocery store with produce, meats, seafood, specialty cheeses and catering, plus a garden center, greenhouse and nursery.
Middle Eastern halal grocery selling halal meats, seasonings, bread and other groceries.
A nonprofit silvopasture farm in Goshen, Orange County, with a farm stand; ask about meat.
The Hudson Valley cidery and innovation lab for Angry Orchard, the largest hard cider brand in America. The 60-acre orchard property in Walden features a tasting room offering exclusive ciders not available elsewhere — including the small-batch "Understood in Motion" series and other experimental releases. Beautiful outdoor tasting area with sweeping views of the orchard. Fall visits offer apple-picking-season tastings against a backdrop of stunning Hudson Valley foliage. Saturday morning yoga on the back lawn during warmer months.
Microbrewery with a roller-derby-themed taproom pouring its NEIPAs, saisons, stouts and pale ales. Leashed dogs are welcome, food trucks visit, and it hosts weekly events.
A farm distillery on the grounds of Apple Dave's Orchards, the iconic 130-acre Warwick Valley apple farm planted by David Hull beginning in 1950 after his parents Donald and Dorothy bought the land in 1949. Apple Dave became one of the earliest pick-your-own pioneers in 1975 after a storage fire forced a pivot from wholesale to agritourism. After his passing in 2014, his son Peter Hull opened Apple Dave's Distillery the same year, producing 1840s-style freeze-distilled Apple Jack from estate apples in a converted red barn. The distillery serves estate spirits, locally grown wines, seasonal cocktails enhanced with garden ingredients, and local craft beers — alongside seasonal events including farm-to-table dinners and weekend live music. Picnic-table seating, pond and field trails, sweeping views of the Appalachian Trail above Apple Dave's lake.
Pick-your-own orchard with more than 20 apple varieties, plus peaches and pumpkins. Visitors can take hay wagon rides, feed farm animals, use the playground, and buy cider donuts and fresh cider at the farm market.
A 25+ year family-owned and operated winery set in the Warwick Valley with mountain, orchard, lake, and wide-open views. Produces wines, ciders, meads, and signature cocktails. Indoor and outdoor seating with seasonal apple picking on the adjacent orchard property — and the on-site Apple Dave's Distillery (separate listing) for spirits flights. Live music, food trucks, and seasonal events.
Warwick maker of small-batch natural soap and skincare.
Operates as Aspire Brewing, a large brewery and restaurant with a self-pour tap wall of more than 30 craft taps and a full pub kitchen. It also has axe throwing, indoor cornhole and golf simulators.
Water well and pump contractor in Port Jervis, Orange County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.
A farm in Westtown, Orange County, selling beef, chicken, turkey, eggs, and dairy and cheese. Pasture-raised and grass-fed.
A farm in Goshen, Orange County, raising grass-fed beef and lamb.
Seven-generation dairy farm since 1819 atop Mount Peter with breathtaking Catskill and Warwick Valley views. The creamery uses cream from their own award-winning herd to handcraft 50+ flavors of small-batch ice cream and homemade waffle cones daily. Ranked #2 ice cream parlor in the US on TripAdvisor. First Dairy of Distinction in Orange County. Open April through October; a must-stop for Appalachian Trail hikers.
Warwick gallery and studio of jewelry designer Rachel Bertoni (since 1982), who handcrafts her own silver, gold, and gemstone jewelry on-site; also shows local artists and offers custom framing.
Game bird operation in Westtown, Orange County, located approximately six miles from Exit 2 on I-84. Holds both a NYS DEC Domestic Game Bird Breeder License and a NYS DEC Shooting Preserve License — dual credentials allowing it to breed, sell, and shoot captive-bred birds on the same premises. Specializes in ring-necked pheasants, quail, and chukars supplied to the public, hunting clubs, and dog trainers in any quantity. Day hunts available September 1 through November 30, 9am to 6pm. No NYS hunting license required to hunt on the preserve under the shooting preserve framework. Also offers dog training facilities.
A farm in New Hampton, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, berries, herbs, baked goods, jams and preserves, and soap and skincare.
The sister distillery to Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery, formed as Black Dirt Distilling LLC in 2012 and producing Black Dirt Bourbon and Black Dirt Apple Jack at a dedicated 4,000-square-foot facility built in 2013. Operates a 60-foot column still and produces up to 50 barrels a week. Named for the iconic black-dirt agricultural region of Orange County. Shares the Warwick Valley campus and tasting room for visitor experiences.
A farm in Monroe, Orange County, selling vegetables, berries, herbs, and flowers. Organic.
State-licensed greenhouse grower in Pine Island, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
America's oldest continuously operating winery, founded in 1839 in Washingtonville. Historic stone-walled underground cellars are open for daily tours that trace the history of American winemaking through the Civil War, Prohibition (when the winery survived by producing sacramental wine), and the modern era. Produces a wide range of wines plus distilled spirits and a small tasting room program. Located on a sprawling 19th-century property with weddings, concerts, and seasonal events including a popular harvest festival.
A micro farm winery in Walden, Orange County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
Family-run butcher shop and gourmet market selling dry-aged beef and other cuts, plus sandwiches.
NYS-licensed cannabis microbusiness with a retail location at 5044 Route 17M, New Hampton. Opened to the public in September 2024.
Licensed retail food store at 3347 Route 208, Campbell Hall. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 217 S Plank Rd, Newburgh. Opened to the public in August 2025.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 165 S Plank Rd, Newburgh. Opened to the public in April 2025.
Woman-owned Saxon Merino sheep farm established in 1986. Hand-dyed yarn using citric and natural dyes. Online, at Union Square and Grand Army Plaza Greenmarkets every Saturday, and at the NYS Sheep & Wool Festival. sheep@catskillmerino.com | catskillmerino.com
Licensed retail food store at 8 Greycourt Ave, Chester. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Seasonal Saturday morning market held behind the Chester Public Library in the Village of Chester, serving central Orange County. Features locally grown produce, farm eggs, meats, baked goods, and handmade goods from area farms.
A craft beverage maker in Pine Bush, Orange County, making wine.
The first City Winery location not in a city — a 22-acre property in Montgomery featuring a tasting room, restaurant, and concert/event venue. The 130-year-old historic mill has been transformed into a rustic-yet-urban winery. Hosts year-round live music and concerts in addition to wine production, tastings, and farm-to-table dining. A frequent stop on Hudson Valley craft beverage and music itineraries.
Vineyard and winery off Route 94 making wines from its own and purchased grapes. The tasting room offers tastings and wine pairing plates, with live music on weekends, open vineyard grounds with mountain views, and leashed dogs welcome outside the tasting room.
A craft brewery housed in the historic 19th-century Clemson Brothers hacksaw factory at the corner of Cottage Street and Railroad Avenue in Middletown — the original facility where William and George Nathan Clemson founded their world-leading hacksaw works in 1890. The brewery opened in October 2015 by Kenan Porter (a beverage-industry veteran), his father Kenneth (a real estate developer), and his brother Paul (a trained brewer), after the family fell in love with the building's old-school brewery feel and 100,000 square feet of expansion potential. The taproom and pub serve IPAs, stouts, lagers, and seasonal releases alongside award-winning chicken wings, craft burgers, and pub fare. Features a 3,200-square-foot industrial-elegant tap and banquet room and, in warm weather, a 7,500-square-foot beer garden. A second location is open in New Paltz.
Cornell Cooperative Extension office serving Orange County with agriculture, nutrition, horticulture, 4-H, and community programs. orange.cce.cornell.edu
Refrigerated box truck collects donated produce from farms across the Hudson Valley and delivers to the Hudson Valley Food Bank and local pantries. Best fit for larger volume donations — call first.
Seasonal Wednesday market at Cornwall Town Hall on Main Street, serving the Hudson Highlands community. Features produce, baked goods, meats, eggs, honey, local crafts, and prepared foods from regional farms. A mid-week community shopping destination.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 1326 County Route 12, New Hampton. Opened to the public in August 2024.
Winery and distillery on Pine Island Turnpike offering tastings of its wines and spirits on site.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 110 Jersey Ave, Port Jervis. Opened to the public in December 2025.
Family farm and garden center serving Orange County for 30+ years. Sells house-grown annuals, vegetables, houseplants, and garden decor. Expanding into agri-entertainment with U-pick fields, farm tours, and a restaurant. dogwoodacresfamilyfarm.com
Farm stand at Downing Park Urban Farm, a community urban farm run by the Newburgh Urban Farm and Food Initiative, selling vegetables grown on site. The farm began accepting EBT in 2025 and hosts events such as the Newburgh Urban Farming Fair.
A craft brewery on a scenic Warwick property in an old building with a creek-side setting, fire pits, indoor and outdoor seating across two floors. Features the Eloise IPA, Pilsner, Wheat Beer, and seasonal releases. Family- and dog-friendly with a brick-oven pizza restaurant on-site and food truck options. Live music on weekends. Named for the historic "Drowned Lands" — the black dirt region's pre-drainage swamp era.
State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Florida, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 279 East Main St, Port Jervis. Opened to the public in January 2026.
A farm in Washingtonville, Orange County, raising poultry and cattle naturally.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 190 South Plank Road, Newburgh. Opened to the public in August 2026.
State-licensed nursery and greenhouse grower in Warwick, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
A farm in Warwick, Orange County, selling Christmas trees.
A highly-regarded craft brewery in Middletown founded by two MIT graduates, known for hazy IPAs, double IPAs, and pastry stouts that have built a national following. Frequent collaborations with breweries across the country including District 96 Beer Factory. Limited canned releases sell out quickly online; taproom in-person purchases are a major draw for craft beer enthusiasts traveling to the Hudson Valley.
Licensed retail food store at 225 Purgatory Rd, Campbell Hall. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Licensed retail food store at 2580 Route 6, Slate Hill. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Seasonal Thursday afternoon farm market at 2580 US Route 6 in Slate Hill (Town of Wawayanda), serving southwestern Orange County farm families. Offers farm-fresh produce, eggs, meat, and local products in a convenient roadside setting.
A farm stand in Middletown (Sat 10am-3pm, June 1-November 30). Accepts FMNP.
A 47-acre farm brewery, farm-to-table restaurant, and event venue at The Oasis at Warwick, opened to the public in fall 2025 by Dan Doyle and brewmaster Charlie Holmgren (a Great American Beer Festival gold-medal alumnus). The 15-tap lineup features in-house craft beers and meads — farmhouse ales, IPAs, pilsners, stouts, and Passion Pony, a prickly-pear hard seltzer — with guest taps from Warwick's Doc's Cider. The property is also home to an 18-hole disc golf course designed by Doyle (a 2025 World Disc Golf Hall of Fame inductee) and an on-site apiary producing honey for the meads. Bread Stone Oven on the outdoor pavilion supports the farm-to-table kitchen.
Family-owned winery making wine in New York from grapes sourced from Portugal, Italy and California. Tastings are by appointment, and the site has a picnic area and hosts weddings.
A farm in Middletown, Orange County, selling maple syrup, honey, baked goods, jams and preserves, and crafts. Certified organic.
Seasonal Tuesday market in Florida, NY, at the intersection of Route 17A and Route 94, right on the edge of the Black Dirt Region. Features fresh local produce, farm vegetables, onions, eggs, and seasonal goods from nearby Black Dirt and Warwick Valley farms.
A farmers market in Florida (Tue 10am-4pm, June 16-October 20). Accepts FMNP.
A craft brewery, pub, and elevated kitchen housed in an 1880s three-story turn-of-the-century building in downtown Port Jervis, near where the Delaware River meets the NY/NJ/PA tri-state intersection. Founded by brewer Sean Donnelly and partners (including co-owner DK), Fox N Hare opened in 2017 and was credited with helping revive the city's historic downtown by restoring a vacant building. The brewing program leans German — saisons, Belgians, ungespundet-style lagers, and IPAs — with the open downstairs brewhouse visible from the wood-and-brick dining room beneath a pressed tin ceiling. The kitchen sources locally and grows its own herbs, leafy greens, and spices on-site; vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Beer, wines, ciders, and craft cocktails. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
A farm in Otisville, Orange County, selling dairy and cheese. Grass-fed.
A farm in Middletown, Orange County, selling vegetables, herbs, honey, and flowers. Certified organic.
Engineering and land surveying firm in Middletown offering boundary, topographic and ALTA/NSPS land title surveys and flood elevation certificates.
State-licensed greenhouse grower in Sugar Loaf, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
State-licensed greenhouse grower in New Hampton, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
Seasonal Sunday market at the Orange County Government Center in the county seat of Goshen. Offers fresh produce, baked goods, cheese, meats, wines, and handmade crafts from regional farms and producers. SNAP/EBT accepted. Open May through October with a special late-November market on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
Production cidery making Graft Cider, Hudson North Cider and Ritual Hard Kombucha. There is no taproom or tours; the cider is sold in stores and through the online store.
A farm in New Windsor, Orange County, selling chicken, eggs, vegetables, fruit, maple syrup, and honey. Grass-fed.
A farm in Pine Bush, Orange County, selling eggs, vegetables, fruit, flowers, and grains and flour. Pasture-raised and grass-fed.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 1400 Route 300, Newburgh. Opened to the public in April 2025.
A farm in New Hampton, Orange County, selling vegetables.
A farm in Rock Tavern, Orange County, selling organic, grass-fed halal meats.
Family farm growing USDA-certified organic blueberries for pick-your-own. Picking runs from late June to early August and requires an online reservation.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 99 Route 17K Ste 2, Newburgh. Opened to the public in December 2025.
A farm in Goshen, Orange County, selling vegetables and flowers. Organic.
A meat market in Monroe, Orange County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
A farmers' market in Newburgh, Orange County, with vendors selling vegetables, fruit, herbs, honey, soap and skincare, cider, and crafts.
A premier livestock feed and supply store in Bullville, Orange County, serving Orange County, Sullivan County, and the greater Hudson Valley for over 50 years. Carries the largest selection of livestock feed, pet care products, farm supplies, and specialty items. Owner Dominick Zigrossi and experienced staff help customers make informed choices for farm animals and family pets. Special orders accommodated. From the backyard to the barnyard.
Full-service nursery serving Rockland, Orange, Westchester, Putnam, Bergen, and Fairfield Counties. Carries a wide variety of trees, shrubs, perennials, and garden plants. hickoryhollownursery.com
A farm in Montgomery, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, and baked goods.
A honey producer in Pine Bush, Orange County, selling honey.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 496 Broadway, Newburgh. Opened to the public in August 2025.
Sugar Loaf artist making handcrafted jewelry, pottery, and windchimes.
Distillery making rum, single malt whiskey from Hudson Valley malt, and vodka sold as the canned Jayne x Soda. Its bar serves a rotating list of seasonal cocktails and a small seasonal food menu.
Family-owned small engine sales and service in Pine Bush serving the Hudson Valley since 1988. Services chainsaws, lawn mowers, snow blowers, leaf blowers, and outdoor power equipment. Authorized Husqvarna dealer. joessmallengineofpinebush.com
A farm in Cornwall, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, and flowers.
A farm in Westtown, Orange County, raising certified organic grass-fed beef.
Kosher butcher and meat market (KJ Meat) with a take-out counter; orders by phone or email and delivery through apps.
Kosher meat market and takeout (KJ Meat 208) selling certified kosher meats plus burgers, sandwiches and prepared food. Online ordering for pickup and delivery.
Kosher meat market and takeout (KJ Meat Icon location) selling certified kosher beef, chicken and turkey plus sandwiches and prepared food. Online ordering for pickup and delivery.
USDA-inspected slaughter and processing facility in New Windsor, Orange County, handling hogs. Also takes custom-exempt work for farmers and individuals having their own animals processed (that meat is for the owner's household, not for resale). USDA establishment M46111. Call ahead to schedule.
A corn maze in Westtown, listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination.
Weekly Saturday farmers market in Winstanley Park with vendors selling vegetables, fruit, eggs, meat, mushrooms, baked goods, spirits, prepared foods and handmade goods. It also hosts guest pop-ups and non-profits weekly and is a food scrap collection site.
Hudson Valley apiary offering raw honey from hives across the region. Beekeeping equipment, bee removal services, and small-scale pollination services. larrysbackyardbees.com
State-licensed greenhouse grower in Port Jervis, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets nursery and greenhouse registry.
Multi-generation family farm with roots in the area since 1892, offering the most diverse pick-your-own selection in Orange County. U-pick strawberries, cherries, peaches, apples, grapes, raspberries, pears, squash, and 60+ types of vegetables. Open daily June through October. Features show chickens, playful goats, a hay bale maze, and the Little Village. Three generations actively farming.