267 working farms, makers, markets, and producers in Ulster County, New York.
Cider house and distillery of the Prospect Hill Orchards family, making hard cider, apple brandy and liqueurs from fruit grown on their farm. Its taproom at 340 Milton Turnpike serves cider, estate spirits, cocktails and food.
A family-run apiary in Highland, Ulster County, producing raw and unfiltered honey in a rotating selection of varieties. Classic raw wildflower honey alongside seasonal small-batch offerings including blood orange, creamed elderberry, and specialty infusions. A direct-from-hive operation committed to minimally processed, genuinely raw honey from Hudson Valley bees.
A meat market in Kingston, Ulster County, licensed as a retail food store by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
Water well and pump contractor in West Hurley, Ulster County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor (Reg. #10167) and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.
Trades as Accordion Wines, a small winery making low-intervention natural wines (skin-contact whites, red blends, pét-nats) from New York grapes. There is no tasting room; winery visits are by appointment, and wines are sold through the online shop and wine club.
A woman-owned micro-creamery in the Mid-Hudson Valley/Catskill region producing goat milk cheeses, goat milk fudge, goat milk yogurt, and handmade goat milk soaps from organically managed dairy goats. Products available at Taliaferro Farmstand in New Paltz and through Hudson Valley Harvest.
A micro farm winery in Kingston, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
Water well and pump contractor in Pine Bush, Ulster County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor (Reg. #10151) and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.
A mixed animal veterinary practice in Modena, Ulster County, providing house calls and farm calls for all animal species including horses, cattle, pigs, goats, sheep, and smaller farm animals. Dr. Acworth offers both routine and emergency care on-site at farms and residences across the Hudson Valley. Particularly valuable for homesteaders who need a vet that comes to you.
A farm in High Falls, Ulster County, selling vegetables. Organic.
Professional sheep shearer based in Ulster Park serving the Hudson Valley. Travels up to 2 hours depending on flock size. Handles flocks up to 100 head. Andreasking@ccimail.com
Small-batch brewery that distributes its beer to Hudson Valley bars, restaurants and beer stores. Sells canned beer at the brewery.
U-pick apple and pumpkin farm with a farm stand in a restored 1800s barn selling apples, peaches, corn, cider, donuts and pies. Weekend hayrides in season.
NYS Department of Health ELAP-certified laboratory (ELAP #11546) for potable (drinking) water analysis. Call to ask about testing samples from homeowners and private wells.
A micro-distillery in Ellenville, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
A terroir-driven farm brewery and distillery on a working farm in Accord, growing its own hops and rye on-site. At the vanguard of the Hudson Valley's farm-to-beer movement, producing authentic farmhouse ales, saisons, and spirits inspired by NY State agriculture. Home to The Apiary + Bar — an on-site farm-to-table restaurant with craft cocktails and farmhouse beers. Grounds feature Adirondack chairs, fire pits, live music, and a large yard space ideal for events and weddings. Child, pet, and group friendly with free Wi-Fi.
385-acre outdoor education, conference, and retreat center in the Catskill foothills of Ulster County, listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ashokan Field Campus Historic District. Founded in 1967 and home to Jay Ungar and Molly Mason's Music & Dance Camps since 1980 — the gathering that inspired the iconic fiddle tune "Ashokan Farewell." Year-round programming includes the Bluegrass Camp, Acoustic Guitar Camp, Northern and Southern Weeks, Western & Swing Week, the biannual Summer and Winter Hoot festivals, contra and square dances, foraging walks, and school field programs. The Esopus Creek runs through the property beneath the 1885 Ashokan-Turnwood covered bridge, moved here from Turnwood in 1939.
A farm in Catskill, Ulster County, selling pork, lamb, chicken, eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, and fruit.
Restaurant and craft beer bar open since 1974, with a three-barrel brewery in the back and a list of over 400 beers. The menu covers steaks, seafood and southwest dishes, and there is a billiards room and live music.
NYS-licensed cannabis microbusiness with a retail location at 3056 State Route 213 E Ste 1, Stone Ridge. Opened to the public in September 2024.
A small family farm in High Falls, Ulster County, growing cannabis the same way it grows its other 140 crops — outdoors in the fertile soil of the Rondout River banks. One of the first suppliers to New York State's first recreational cannabis dispensary. Growing cannabis is an extension of a multi-generation farming tradition on this land, using the same soil stewardship principles applied to vegetables and other crops.
A cidery in Highland, Ulster County, selling vegetables, cider, and crafts.
Hudson Valley dry hard cider crafted at Wilklow Orchards, the sixth-generation family farm of co-owner Albert Wilklow (founded 1855), and fermented by childhood friend and co-founder Devin Britton. Established in 2011, Bad Seed was the first American producer to put a genuinely dry cider in a can, and remains best known for its clean, apple-forward profile — cold-fermented to preserve real fresh-apple aroma using primarily Empire apples grown on the family farm. The Baileys Gap Road taproom and production facility hosts year-round Saturday and Sunday hours with an outdoor beer garden, food trucks, and rotating Hudson Valley craft beverages on tap. (The seasonal Bad Seed Farm Bar at 341 Pancake Hollow Road closed in 2025; cider production and the public taproom continue at Baileys Gap.) Voted best cidery in the Hudson Valley by Hudson Valley Magazine readers.
Local feed and pet supply store on Route 28 carrying animal feed, pet food, and farm supplies. Wednesday deliveries available.
A farm in Ellenville, Ulster County, selling vegetables, fruit, and berries. Organic.
Small batch traditionally crafted natural soap made in Bearsville in the Catskills. Naturally moisturizing. Certified ingredients. bearsvillesoap.com
A farm in Accord, Ulster County, selling Christmas trees, maple syrup, and firewood and forest products.
Set on 37 acres of vineyards overlooking the Hudson River, Benmarl is home to America's oldest vineyard — with continuously cultivated European-style vinifera dating to the 18th century. Holds NY State Farm Winery License #1, issued in 1976 under legislation that revitalized the state's wine industry. Produces an estate-grown Baco Noir alongside Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, Riesling, and a popular Slate Hill Red. Tours, tastings, hiking trails, picnicking, and live music. Member of the Shawangunk Wine Trail.
A community sportsmen's club established in 1941 in the Orange County/Hudson Valley area, now based at 186 acres across 7 parcels in Plattekill. Offers hunting, fishing, trap shooting, pistol and rifle range, archery, and boating for members. Runs annual pheasant and chukar hunting events at the Hoekstra Farm lease in Montgomery. Scholarship program for members. An important Orange County outdoor sporting club serving the lower Hudson Valley.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 98 N Chestnut St, New Paltz. Opened to the public in April 2024.
Brewery on a 15-barrel system focused on lagers and pilsners, in the former Kingston Daily Freeman building. The taproom has indoor and outdoor seating with a beer-garden patio, and serves food made in partnership with the Phoenicia Diner.
A farm in Kingston, Ulster County, selling eggs, dairy and cheese, vegetables, fruit, mushrooms, maple syrup, and honey.
A farm in Saugerties, Ulster County, selling eggs, vegetables, honey, flowers, and plants and seedlings.
A New York farm brewery in New Paltz, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
Founded by Dina Falconi and Wendy Hollender in Accord, Ulster County. Botanical Arts Press publishes Foraging & Feasting: A Field Guide and Wild Food Cookbook by Dina Falconi — the essential field guide to wild edible and medicinal plants of the Northeast. Also offers online and in-person foraging and herbalism classes. Dina Falconi is an Accord-based herbalist with 40+ years of foraging experience.
Certified Naturally Grown 27-acre farm selling seasonal vegetables, eggs, farm-raised pork, herbs and honey, open April to November. Also serves New York State beer, wine and cider (RB Brew) and hosts farm dinners and food pop-ups.
The Hudson Valley orchard home of Brooklyn Cider House — a Basque-inspired sidrería operating out of Twin Star Orchards in New Paltz. Produces Spanish-style natural ciders using a wide range of apple varieties grown on the 100-acre orchard. The barn-style cider house hosts seasonal "txotx" cider-pour events, farm-to-table dinners, weddings, and live music throughout the year. Sister to the original Brooklyn Cider House taproom in Bushwick.
Water well and pump contractor in Shandaken, Ulster County. Registered with the NYS DEC as a water well contractor (Reg. #10902) and listed by the Empire State Water Well Drillers Association.
Small farm winery on Kiernan Farm making estate and New York wines such as Chardonnay, Traminette and Vidal Blanc. The tasting room offers flights, wine by the glass and bottle, plus cider, beer and small bites; the farm also hosts weddings.
A working blacksmith shop in Alligerville, overlooking the Rondout Creek adjacent to the old D&H Canal. Specializes in household ironwork including fireplace screens, andirons, fire tools, pot racks, door handles, hinges, hooks, brackets, furniture hardware, and custom trellises and railings. Hands-on blacksmithing classes offered. Historic tool display on site. Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, weekends by appointment.
Woodstock candle maker hand-dipping beeswax and drip candles since 1969, home of the famous Drip Candle Mountain.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 37 N Main St, Ellenville. Opened to the public in January 2025.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 1221 Ulster Ave, Kingston. Opened to the public in January 2025.
A Catskills-based mushroom foraging guide, educator, and sustainable harvester operating in Ulster County. Founder John Michelotti leads foraging walks covering mushroom identification, sustainable harvest practices, and preparation. Collaborates with regional herbalists and chefs on foraged ingredient workshops. Participant in annual foraging-to-tincture events in the Catskills.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 308 Plaza Rd, Kingston. Opened to the public in October 2024.
A small-batch craft distillery in Saugerties producing traditional unaged corn whiskey, flavored moonshines, and seasonal small-batch spirits. Operates as a NY State Farm Distillery using locally-sourced grains. Tasting room hours and exact address may shift — call ahead before visiting.
Community of woodcarvers in the Catskill Mountain region. Educational resource and community organization for wood carving enthusiasts and craftspeople throughout the Catskills.
The Catskill Mountains chapter of Trout Unlimited, dedicated to conserving, protecting, and restoring the trout and salmon fisheries of the Catskill region. Active programs include annual Esopus Creek stream cleanups, trout spawning surveys, conservation raffles, and habitat restoration. The Catskills encompass the birthplace of American fly fishing — the Esopus, Beaverkill, Willowemoc, Schoharie, and Delaware River tributaries. Monthly programs and events throughout the region. See cmtu.org.
Open since 1999, specializing in plants native to eastern North America. Biodiverse ornamental gardens using straight species and cultivars. catskillnativenursery.com
A farm in Mount Tremper, Ulster County, selling dairy and cheese, vegetables, and baked goods.
A farm in Accord, Ulster County, selling beef, chicken, and eggs. Certified organic, pasture-raised, and heritage breeds.
An artisan in Mount Tremper, Ulster County.
A nursery and greenhouse in Saugerties serving the mid-Hudson Valley with trees, shrubs, perennials, and garden plants. A reliable local growing resource in Ulster County for homesteaders and gardeners establishing productive landscapes in the Hudson Valley and Catskill foothills.
Cheese shop and sandwich spot selling local, national and imported cheeses, charcuterie, baguettes, pantry goods and prepared foods, with an espresso bar; dine in or take out.
A New York farm cidery in Clintondale, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
A Hudson Valley herbalism practice and education project founded by two clinical herbalists who trained together, combining Chinese medicine, Western herbal traditions, and bioregional plant knowledge of the Hudson Valley. Offers individual herbal consultations, community wellness support, and courses in foundational herbal medicine. Graduated from herb school in 2025.
Family sugarbush producing pure maple syrup, maple sugar, candy, spread and other maple products. Offers maple sugaring tours and tastings in March, with syrup for sale.
A regional team of Cornell Cooperative Extension specialists serving vegetable, small fruit, tree fruit, viticulture, and farm business management across the Hudson Valley and Capital Region. Free to call with farm production questions. Specialists include vegetable experts based in Kingston and Middletown, tree fruit and small fruit specialists in Highland and Hudson Falls, and a business management specialist in Highland. Conducts on-farm research trials, spray programs, pest identification, variety trials, and production guides relevant to HV growing conditions. Part of the CCE network — every HV county has a local CCE office with additional programming including workshops, soil testing, Master Gardener hotlines, and 4-H agricultural education.
Cornell Cooperative Extension office for Ulster County: agriculture, gardening, 4-H youth, nutrition and community education.
A farm in New Paltz listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.
A winery in Marlboro, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
Mt Tremper leather maker handcrafting wallets, belts, bags, and custom leather goods.
A Catskill Mountains apothecary maker in Mt. Tremper, Ulster County, creating handcrafted beeswax and honey soap alongside a growing line of all-natural products from the hive — including beeswax candles, balms, and skin treatments. Real hive products made with integrity in the Catskills.
Licensed retail food operation in Stone Ridge, Ulster County. Listed in the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets retail food store registry.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 600 State Route 299, Highland. Opened to the public in July 2026.
Orchard and farm stand growing apples, pears, peaches, plums, nectarines, cherries, apricots and vegetables, and selling cider. Offers U-pick apples and cherries in season; a second stand is at 311 Vineyard Ave, Highland.
Family-owned fence installer with 41 years of experience in the Hudson Valley. Specializes in custom bark-on-cedar garden fencing and split rail gates. Also installs vinyl, chain link, ornamental aluminum, wood, and pool fencing. Offers post hole drilling, rock hammering, and welding of steel gates. dewittmillsfenceco@gmail.com | dewittmillsfenceco.com
An Accord-based master herbalist, forager, and educator with over 40 years of experience foraging the wild plants and mushrooms of the Hudson Valley and Catskills. Author of the celebrated illustrated field guide Foraging and Feasting: A Field Guide and Wild Food Cookbook. Offers online courses including "In the Wild Kitchen," teaching plant and fungal identification, sustainable harvesting, and culinary use of wild edibles. A foundational voice in Hudson Valley foraging culture.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 268 Forest Hill Dr, Kingston. Opened to the public in November 2024.
An International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) serving the Mid-Hudson region including Dutchess, Ulster, Orange, and Sullivan counties with home visits, and select cities in Greene, Columbia, Rockland, and Putnam. Reserves time daily for newborns and emergencies — most new clients seen within a few days. Works with many insurance plans. Specializes in latch assessment, supply concerns, and flange fitting for pumping parents.
A farm stand and pick-your-own operation in New Paltz on Route 208, open Monday through Saturday. Grows and sells apples, vegetables, and seasonal farm products in the shadow of the Shawangunks.
Pick-your-own farm with strawberries, peaches, apples, grapes, pumpkins and vegetables, plus hayrides, a petting zoo and a corn maze. The on-site Tavern serves local wine, hard cider and craft beer, including the farm's own Kolsch.
A farm in Accord, Ulster County, selling fruit, herbs, mushrooms, flowers, soap and skincare, and firewood and forest products.
A farm in Big Indian, Ulster County, selling chicken, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and plants and seedlings. Heritage breeds.
A farmers market in Ellenville (Fri 4pm-7pm, June 5-October 2). Accepts SNAP. Accepts FMNP.
The smallest legal winery in New York State, operated from a family farmstead in Clintondale, Ulster County. Produces unfiltered dry meads and botanical fruit wines in small batches — natural, artisanal, and deeply rooted in the farmstead tradition. A rare authentic farmstead mead and wine producer in the Hudson Valley.
One of the last privately owned water testing laboratories in the Hudson Valley, located in Marlboro, Ulster County. Tests well water, wastewater, and soil for bacterial contamination, heavy metals, nitrates, pesticides, and other parameters. Recommended by Dutchess County Health Department for private well testing. Fast, reliable, and professional service.
Custom shed, garage, and barn manufacturer serving the Catskills and Hudson Valley since 1971. Builds to order for farms, homesteads, and rural properties. Ulster County based.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 1 Old Route 299, New Paltz. Opened to the public in June 2026.
Farm and pet boutique carrying farm feed, pet supplies, equine products, home decor, and gifts. Online ordering with in-store pickup and standing farm delivery orders available.
A pond design and construction company based in Olivebridge, Ulster County, specializing in earthen ponds, lined ponds, and natural swimming pools throughout Ulster County. Services Samsonville, Palentown, Krumville, Kerhonkson, Stone Ridge, High Falls, Accord, Woodstock, Hurley, and surrounding areas. Helps rural property owners create functional farm ponds for irrigation, livestock water, or swimming.
A farm in Milton listed in the USDA Local Food Directories as an agritourism destination. Call ahead for what's offered and when.
A natural body product company in Saugerties, Ulster County, specializing in sea salt soap and a range of all-natural skin care items that are safe and fragrant. Handmade in the Hudson Valley.
Flotsam was born from a desire to create something out of furniture found on the streets, destined for the landfill. From spoons and cutting boards to side tables and bookshelves, the wood I use in all my projects is “sourced” from the sidewalk, construction/demolition leftovers, woodworking shop scraps, and friendly neighbors. Handling scrap wood brings a host of new problems to solve, which adds a fun, creative energy to the artistic process of woodworking.
A regenerative farm and educational center at the edge of Catskill Park specializing in gourmet mushrooms, mixed vegetables, and specialty crops using no-till, certified organic methods. Runs an alternative CSA focused on year-round food sovereignty with a closed-loop system using local inputs for indoor mushroom cultivation. A collective of families and community members practicing regenerative agriculture.
A Hudson Valley timber framing specialist based in Olivebridge, Ulster County, offering new construction timber framed homes and barns, barn restoration, and wooden boat work. Uses traditional joinery methods with meticulous craftsmanship to build renewable and sustainable structures built to last generations. Member of the Timber Framers Guild. Serves the Hudson Valley and beyond.
A farm in Gardiner, Ulster County. Sells shares: 100% grass-fed beef in bulk.
Liquid Altitude makes Freefall Sangria, a 15% ABV red and white sangria that is gluten-free and vegan with no added sugar. The Wallkill production site has a tasting room; bottles are also sold at retailers and through online orders within New York.
A farm in Gardiner, Ulster County, raising grass-fed beef, heritage pork, lamb, and goat, with a 24/7 self-serve farm store.
A winery in Accord, Ulster County, licensed by the New York State Liquor Authority. Check hours before visiting.
Farm brewery run by the fifth generation of the Wright's Farm family, making seasonal beers with ingredients they grow and serving them in an old dairy barn. Hosts live music; leashed dogs are welcome.
Farm distillery making small-batch fruit brandies and Speakeasy Motors whiskey from Dressel Farms and other local fruit. In July 2026 it opened The Baldwin, a speakeasy in the former Baldwin Vineyards tasting room.
A farm in Stone Ridge, Ulster County, raising pasture-raised beef.
Sawing pine beams and dimension lumber at a working farm in Accord, Ulster County. Custom sawmilling for rural and homestead building projects.
NYS-licensed cannabis microbusiness with a retail location at 3 Cherry Hill Road, New Paltz. Opened to the public in December 2025.
Family-owned hearth shop opened in 2006 by Bob and Jeff Poremba in Stone Ridge. Carries wood, pellet, biomass, and gas stoves, fireplace inserts, and outdoor heating. Authorized Lopi dealer. Also sells pellet fuel by the bag and pallet. Store is heated exclusively with wood and pellets. Installation and maintenance services available. greenheatinc.com
Seasonal farmers market in Milton, Ulster County, listed in the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets farmers market directory. Accepts FMNP (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program) coupons.
An organic farm in Milton, Ulster County, in operation since 1818 and among the first licensed cannabis cultivators in New York State. Hepworth Farms grows cannabis the same way it grows its other 140 crops — outdoors in the fertile soil of the Hudson Valley. Holds licenses for cultivation, extraction, and distribution, making it a true seed-to-sale, outdoor-grown operation. Co-owner Gail Hepworth is a vocal advocate for small farm cannabis rights in New York. The farm's cannabis is grown by the same team that has farmed this land for generations.
NYS-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary at 17 Tinker St, Woodstock. Opened to the public in March 2025.
A regenerative herb farm and herbalism education center in West Saugerties, Ulster County, at the foot of the Catskill Mountains. Founded by Antonia Estela Pérez, a Chilean-American clinical herbalist, educator, and community organizer. Hosts in-person herbalism immersions covering plant identification, medicine making, and bioregional plant relationships. Maintains the Herban Cura Plants to the People Farm where classes take place outdoors. Offers an online Living Library with 200+ hours of herbal medicine content.