51 food & preservation in Orange County, New York.
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.
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.
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.
A farm in New Hampton, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, berries, herbs, baked goods, jams and preserves, and soap and skincare.
A farm in Monroe, Orange County, selling vegetables, berries, herbs, and flowers. Organic.
Family-run butcher shop and gourmet market selling dry-aged beef and other cuts, plus sandwiches.
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.
Licensed retail food store at 8 Greycourt Ave, Chester. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
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.
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.
A farm stand in Middletown (Sat 10am-3pm, June 1-November 30). Accepts FMNP.
A farm in Middletown, Orange County, selling maple syrup, honey, baked goods, jams and preserves, and crafts. Certified organic.
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.
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.
A farm in New Hampton, Orange County, selling vegetables.
Family farm growing USDA-certified organic blueberries for pick-your-own. Picking runs from late June to early August and requires an online reservation.
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 farm in Montgomery, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, and baked goods.
A honey producer in Pine Bush, Orange County, selling honey.
A farm in Cornwall, Orange County, selling vegetables, fruit, and flowers.
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.
A corn maze in Westtown, listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination.
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.
A farm in Montgomery, Orange County, selling vegetables and Christmas trees.
Family tradition since 1913, Masker Orchards offers a unique drive-right-to-the-tree apple picking experience on 200 rolling acres in the Warwick Valley. No admission fee. Open from Labor Day through early November with a wide variety of apple and pear picking. Spectacular valley views. The original pick-it-yourself orchard concept in Orange County, dating to owner Ora Masker.
The largest onion producer in Orange County, responsible for half of all onions grown in New York State, operating since 1993 in the Black Dirt Region. Family farm now exceeds 1,500 acres of owned and leased Black Dirt land. State-of-the-art year-round packing facility ships yellow, red, and white Black Dirt onions to retailers and wholesalers from New England to Florida. Also grows potatoes and other Black Dirt vegetables.
Family farm growing vegetables on black dirt soil near Florida, NY, with a seasonal farm stand on Pulaski Highway. The farm also sells at farmers markets in Westchester County and New York City.
Licensed retail food store at 2269 Mount Hope Rd, Middletown. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
Licensed retail food operation in Monroe, Orange County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm in Warwick, Orange County, selling baked goods.
Four-generation family farm on 150 hillside acres in Warwick with panoramic valley views. U-pick strawberries, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, peaches, plums, nectarines, pears, apples, tomatoes, peppers, and vegetables in season (June-November). Farm market stocked with homemade ice cream, cider donuts on weekends, homemade pies, specialty nut butters, local honey, jams, maple syrup, and fresh-pressed apple cider. Free petting zoo seasonal.
A cornerstone of Orange County agriculture for over 40 years, Pennings operates 100 acres of farmland with apple and peach orchards, a year-round indoor farm market, garden center, farm-to-table grill, beer garden, and ice cream stand. Home to Pennings Farm Cidery (separate listing). Grows its own apples, apricots, peaches, peppers, pumpkins, sweet corn, tomatoes, and squash alongside produce from neighboring farms. U-pick orchards open seasonally. A full-day destination for families less than 90 minutes from NYC.
A farm in Goshen, Orange County, selling vegetables.
Family Century Farm growing peaches, apples, plums, pears and berries, with a seasonal farm stand selling its fruit, cider and produce.
A farm store in Montgomery, Orange County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Licensed retail food store at 1749 Route 17A, Florida. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
A farm stand in Johnson (Daily 9am-6pm, July 9-November 25). Accepts FMNP.
A farm in New Hampton, Orange County, selling eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, berries, mushrooms, and maple syrup.
Garden center and farm market selling seasonal plants and flowers, hanging baskets, produce, local honey, eggs and baked goods. Operating since 1972; reopened under a new owner.
A farm in Arden, Orange County, selling pork, eggs, dairy and cheese, baked goods, jams and preserves, and crafts. Pasture-raised and grass-fed.
A farm in Pine Island listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.
Family-operated 163-acre sustainable farm in Goshen, founded in 2015 by Jason and Kristin Touw, helping preserve the rural character of Orange County's heartland. Farm stand open year-round daily 7am-7pm offering fresh market produce, pumpkins, squash, gourds, sweet corn, sunflowers, cage-free eggs, hay, and straw. Farm grounds open seasonally for agritourism with animals and pumpkin picking in fall.
Family farm with a farm market and seasonal activities, including a corn maze, pumpkin patch with hayrides, a barnyard play area, and cut-your-own Christmas trees. It also holds events such as a summer flower festival and a September corn festival with live music.