2012 Shop Local, Save Land Guide to Farms and Farmers` Markets

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PENNSYLVANIA & NEW YORK
A Guide to Farms & Farm Markets in
Monroe, Pike, and Wayne Counties, PA
and Sullivan County, NY
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Good for You,
Good for Our Community
arms are a rich part of our local culture and
history. Their rolling hills, fields, barns and silos are
fixtures of our region’s scenic rural landscape.
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Farms
1. A & J Vegetables/Klingle Farms
2818 Hamilton E (Business Rte 209), Stroudsburg PA 18360
t: 570-424-2647
e: [email protected]
Baked goods, eggs, honey, syrup, jam, pumpkins and vegetables.
Open June through Nov, Mon through Sat, 10AM to 6PM;
Sun 10AM to 5PM. WIC
Farming families have passed their way of life on through
generations. They have worked their land and sustained
our community by providing fresh and healthy produce,
meats and dairy products. But that way of life — and the
land that makes it possible — has become threatened by
giant factory farms, easy access to pre-packaged food
produced around the world, and intensifying pressure
caused by surges in our region’s population and industrial
development.
2. Annie’s Acres
168 Brink Rd, Saylorsburg, PA 18353
t: 610-357-3583
w: AnniesAcresFarm.com
We are a small family farm that grows things the old-fashioned
way — without the use of chemicals or pesticides. Our chickens
are pastured and fed an all-natural diet (no hormones or
antibiotics). Organically grown fruits, berries and vegetables, and
all-natural brown eggs. Open April through Nov, noon to 6PM.
Closed Mon. Come see how and where your food is grown and
visit with the animals.
When working the land is no longer a viable economic
choice, local farmers are often forced to make land use
decisions that will ultimately change the area’s rural
character. Without our working farms we will have
lost a significant part of what makes life special here
in Monroe, Pike, Wayne and Sullivan counties.
3. The Anthill Farm
1114 Beech Grove Rd, Honesdale, PA 18431
t: 570-352-6089
w: theanthillfarm.com
A small family farm located six miles outside of Honesdale. We
raise eight acres of mixed vegetables and tend 10 acres of immature fruit and nut orchards. We are deeply committed to organic
farming practices and strive to provide healthy food to our local
community. Open Mon, Tues, Wed and Sat during the day. CNG
Buying fresh vegetables, herbs, fruits, meats, cheeses,
or eggs direct from local farmers is an easy way to
eat healthier and an effective way to protect land.
Every purchase you make at a local farmers’ market
or farm stand infuses our economy with the resources
necessary to sustain our rural quality of life.
Your choice to buy local — through the farm markets
and farms listed in Shop Local Save Land — can help
farming to remain a vibrant part of our local economy
and will assure that our valuable farmlands remain for
us and for the benefit of future generations.
4. Apple Ridge Farm
1198 Pennel Rd, Saylorsburg, PA 18353
t: 610-381-6152
w: AppleRidge.net
A sustainable biodynamic farm specializing in heirloom certified
naturally grown produce, hydroponic produce and pastured poultry products. Our artisan breads are baked in a wood fire
brick oven. Produce, baked goods and eggs are available
by appointment: produce May through Oct; eggs and
breads year round. Visit us at the Monroe County
and Dansbury farmers’ markets. CNG
Enjoy!
Sue Currier
Executive Director
Delaware Highlands Conservancy
DelawareHighlands.org
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5. Big Creek Vineyard
Keller Rd, Kresgeville PA 18333
t: 610-681-3959
w: BigCreekVineyard.com
A family vineyard based on the belief that
wine is food, and best served at the dinner
table. “When you put down the fork and pick up a glass, you
allow pause for reflection, conversation and rejuvenation of the
palate.” Open Sun through Thurs, 1 to 5PM: Fri and Sat, 1 to 7PM.
6. Borger Farms
RD 2 Box 149, Kunkletown, PA 18058
t: 610-381-3785
Farm fresh sweet corn—the sweetest corn in the Poconos! Horse
hay, farm grains, eggs, livestock, vegetables, meats and pumpkins
available on site. Open year round, Mon through Fri, 9AM to 6PM.
Or call for appointment.
7. Broken Fiddle Farm
282 Elizabeth St (between School & Evergreen Sts), Hawley PA 18428
t: 570-251-9213
w: BrokenFiddleFarm.com
Small farm producing eggs, lamb, chicken, turkey and vegetables.
Available onsite, call for hours. CSA available, no work required.
Also visit us at the Hawley Farmers’ Market. CSA, PASA
8. Calkins Creamery
288 Calkins Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-630-0083
w: CalkinsCreamery.com
Discover Calkins Creamery, a preserved family dairy farm offering
cave aged artisan cheese, whey-fed pork, pastured beef and raw
honey. Open year round, Mon through Thurs, 9AM to 5PM; Fri &
Sat, 11AM to 3PM. Visit us on the farm or locate our products via
our website, www.CalkinsCreamery.com. PASA
9. Cavages Country Farm Market
Two locations:
1203 Roosevelt Hwy, Waymart PA 18472
Rtes 6 & 590 in front of Century 21 Bldg, Hawley PA 18428
t: 570-251-7709
w: CavagesFarmMarket.com
Produce, baked goods, flowers, eggs, honey, syrup, jam, livestock,
ornamental and bedding plants, poultry and pumpkins. You-pick
blueberries and pumpkins seasonally, free corn maze in the fall. Ice
cream and picnic area. Fresh apple cider made year round.
Waymart open April to Nov, Mon through Fri, 10AM to 9PM.
Hawley open June to Sept, Fri 9 AM to 6PM & Sat 10AM to 6PM.
10. Cherry Valley Vineyards
RR 5, Box 5100, Saylorsburg PA 18353
t: 570-992-2255
w: CherryValleyVineyards.com
A family owned and operated business located in the beautiful
Pocono Mountains. Come and explore the new trails in our backyard operated by the PA Wildlife Refuge. Also, as of spring 2012,
we will feature authentic wood fired brick oven pizzas topped
with fresh and local ingredients. The perfect companion for
a bottle of wine. We love wine as much as we love YOU!
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11. Clearfield Farms
323 Spinner Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-253-9331
Fresh brown eggs, beef for sale by the quarter or half, and bales
of hay. Corn also available for animal feed. Open year round,
Mon through Fri, 10AM to 5PM. PASA
12. The Clearwater Farm
32 Diehl Rd, Damascus PA 18415
t: 570-224-7687
Clearwater Acres is a small educational farm whose mission is to
bring people closer to the Earth and to encourage sustainability.
We grow a wide variety of open pollinated and heirloom vegetables, herbs, flowers and poultry. Open spring, summer and fall;
call for availability. PASA
13. Cranberry Creek Farm
112 Henrys Crossing Rd, Cresco PA 18326
t: 570-595-7748
w: CranberryCreekFarm.com
A vegetable farm and goat dairy making fresh and aged antibiotic
and hormone free cheeses as well as yogurt, raw milk and goat’s
milk caramel sauce. We raise pure and crossbred nubian, saanen
and alpine goats. Our handmade small batch cheeses come from
the goats on our farm that are allowed to roam free and browse
on the natural vegetation of wild herbs, trees and shrubs. We also
produce heirloom sustainably grown vegetables. Find our products
in our newly remodeled farm store or at farmers markets.
CNG, CSA, PASA
14. D & L Farm
957 Lake Henry Rd, Lake Ariel PA 18436
t: 570-698-7517
Eggs, berries, honey, maple syrup, jam, pumpkins, fruits and vegetables
available on site. Open summer and fall. Fri & Sat, 11AM to 5PM;
Sun, noon to 5PM. FMNP, PA Preferred
15. Sharon & John Daniels Flower & Vegetable Stand
66 Daniels Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-678-4709
A small horse and chicken farm selling vegetables, some fruits, plants
and flowers. Open mid-May through Oct, Mon through Sat, 10AM
to 7PM. We accept WIC and senior citizens checks. FMNP, WIC
16. Delaware Highlands Mushroom Society
602 Church St, Honesdale, PA 18431
t: 845-418-6257
w: dhms.weebly.com
Promotes the awareness of mushrooms. The group seeks to learn
and teach others about the role of fungi in the environment and
the role of mushrooms in diet, medicine, and hobby.
CNG: Certified Naturally Grown member
CSA: Community Supported Agriculture
FMNP: Farm Market Nutrition Plan
PA Preferred: member
PASA: PA Association for Sustainable Agriculture member
WIC: Women Infants Children coupons accepted
WCG: Wayne County Grown
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17. Delaware Valley Ramps
5476 Hancock Hwy, Equinunk PA 18417
t: 570-224-0580
w: DelawareValleyRamps.com
We forage and sell wild forest products including ramps (wild
leeks), mushrooms, fiddlehead ferns and stinging nettles. Our
customers include restaurants, wholesalers, produce distributors
and retail by mail order. In the fall we also sell ramp bulbs and
seeds for planting. Hours by appointment. PASA
18. Far Away Farms
297 Cadwalder Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-488-5435
Small farm operation growing and selling pesticide-free produce
including herbs, vegetables, fruits and berries in season. We also
sell honey and handmade wood crafts such as bird houses and
feeders. Call for hours and availability. FMNP, PA Preferred
19. Fork Mountain Farm
91 Percy’s Rd, Equinunk PA 18417
t: 570-224-4653
w: lrw.net/forkmountain
A small scale homestead with surplus. Our beef is 100% grass-fed.
Chickens are raised on organic feed and free range in meadows
and woods. Please call for appointment. We are also home to the
Upper Delaware Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation, and
we organize workshops on traditional methods of food preparation
and preservation. We produce a monthly contra dance at the
Unity Grange in Galillee, PA where we play with The Patrons of
Husbandry dance band and call the dances.
20. Four Story Hill Farm
21 Four Story Ln, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-224-4137
We sell dry aged beef, prime or choice: pork, poultry and veal
directly to restaurants and private individuals. Raised-to-order
pigs and chickens. Slaughter to order available. Open year round,
Mon through Fri, 9AM to 5PM. PASA
21. Fox Hill Farm
297 Fox Hill Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-251-9334
w: FoxHillFarmExperience.com
A sustainably managed flower and grass-fed beef farm. Experience
fresh cut flowers, farm stand, farm stay and special events. Open
Fri, 3 to 6PM; Sat, 10AM to 3PM; or Mon, Tue, Wed by appointment.
Farm is also available to rent for special occasions. PASA
22. Goatsville Acres
15 Carbondale Rd, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-488-5369
w: Goatsville.com
Easy to handle dairy goats give good milk and make great pets.
PASA
Pike County Agricultural
Land Preservation Program
The Pike County Commissioners are committed to
assisting our county’s farming community by acknowledging
the importance of preserving and maintaining agricultural
lands as a valued economic, cultural and natural resource.
The Pike County Agricultural Land Preservation Program
helps farmers hold on to their land and continue their
farm operations. Financial opportunities are available to
farmers through the purchase of agricultural conservation
easements so that your farmland remains in agriculture
permanently. Other benefits exist for farmers who want
to enroll their lands in an Agricultural Security Area.
Since the program’s inception in 2007, Pike County has
preserved 98 acres of farmland and has worked with
four municipalities to enroll over 6,700 acres into
Agricultural Security Areas.
Working the fields and mucking stalls is tough enough…
Why worry about the financial future of the farm too?
Consider preserving your farm today.
Pike County Office of Community Planning
t: 570-296-3500
w: www.pikepa.org/ALP.html
Pike County Board of Commissioners
Richard A. Caridi, Matthew M. Osterberg, Karl A. Wagner, Jr.
23. Gould’s Produce and Farm
829 Frable Rd, Brodheadsville PA 18322
t: 570-992-5615
w: GouldsProduce.com
Family owned farm for 60+ years. Most of our land is in the AgBuyout Program. Our farm market doubled in size in 2009. CSA
shares available. Applications online. Baked goods, fruits, vegetables,
eggs, hay, herbs, honey, syrup, jam, ornamental and bedding plants,
pumpkins and Christmas trees available May to Dec 23, Mon
through Sat, 8AM to 6PM; Sun, 8AM to 5PM. CSA, PA
Preferred, WIC
24. Grant Farm
555 Hemlock Rd, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-937-3263
We are a farm family that enjoys showing people our animals. We
have pick-your-own blueberries by appointment, July and Aug; and
beef, ducks, eggs, geese and goats year round. If we don’t have
what you want, we probably know someone who does. Open every
day, by appointment and during daylight hours. PA Preferred
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25. Green Pasture Farms
316 Starrucca Creek Rd, Starrucca PA 18462
t: 570-727-2608
w: greenpasturefarms.com
We sell naturally raised meats, eggs, produce and dairy products.
Most of our products are grown on our all-natural Northeast, PA
farm. We are committed to local and sustainable farming and
believe in providing top-quality food and the highest level of
customer service possible. Open year round, 8AM to 8PM. PASA
26. The Hardler Farm
11 Hardler Farm Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-251-7937
An all-natural farm. We raise pork, beef, goats, lamb and veal by
request. All slaughter and processing is done on premise. Custom
butchering also available. Livestock, meat, dairy, honey and maple
syrup available year round, Mon through Sat, 8AM to 7PM. PASA
27. Hatton Finnsheep and Fiber
177 Hatton Rd, Lords Valley PA 18428
t: 570-775-9136
w: etsy.com/shop/finnsheep
Finnsheep are a rare heritage breed, that lambs in litters, docile
disposition and wonderful wool for hand-spinners. Fleeces, roving,
spinning lessons, wheels, etc.
28. Heckman Orchards
Rte 115, Effort PA 18330
t: 570-629-1191
w: heckmanorchards.com
We sell fresh fruits and vegetables from our farm at our farm
market. In the spring we offer all types of plants for your home,
flower beds and garden. Offered also are pick your own
strawberries, tart cherries, apples and pumpkins, and Christmas trees.
Call for dates. Open May through Dec, every day, 9AM to 6PM.
PA Preferred
29. Josie Porter Farm
6332 Cherry Valley Rd, Stroudsburg PA 18360
t: 570-992-0899
w: JosiePorterFarm.com
Our farm utilizes biodynamic and sustainable farming principles,
which nurtures the soil and farm. Vegetables, herbs, cut flowers
and eggs from the farm. New this year is the Josie Porter Farm
Buying Club that provides a huge selection of natural whole food
items from regional and local farms including local raw honey,
maple syrup, poultry, wild caught salmon, cheese, coffee and much
more. CSA available June through Nov. Online garlic vinegar
orders, www.GarlicVinegar.com. We are open to the public.
Buying Club & farm stand open on-site, Sat 9AM to 2PM,
May 5 through Dec 22. CSA, PASA
Pike County
Conservation District
The Pike County Conservation District (PCCD) was
established in 1956 by the County Commissioners to
provide programs on soil, water and natural resource
conservation. PCCD is a legal subdivision of state
government, functioning under Act 217, Pennsylvania’s
Conservation District Law.
PCCD is governed by a volunteer board of directors,
which plans programs, guides staff and coordinates
efforts of other agencies in providing conservation
assistance. PCCD staff offer expertise in natural resource
conservation, watershed protection, grant writing, public
relations and program administration. Education and
outreach is for audiences of all ages.
PCCD serves as an information clearinghouse on natural
resource conservation, educational materials, and state and
federal regulations and permitting. Technical staff provide
on-site assistance with project planning and permits.
PCCD often collaborates with local, state and federal
agencies and organizations.
Pike County Conservation District
556 Rte 402, Hawley, PA 18428
t: 570-226-8220
w: PikeConservation.org
30. Journey’s End Farm
364 Sterling Rd, Newfoundland, PA 18445
t: 570-689-3911
w: JourneysEndFarm.org
Certified organic maple products available on site. Syrup
always available; call ahead for maple cream, crumb and candy.
CNG, PASA
31. Journey’s End Farm CSA
364 Sterling Rd, Newfoundland, PA 18445
t: 570-689-3911
w: JourneysEndCSA.blogspot.com
We are a small CSA specializing in the production of unique
heirloom varieties. Full share $500/year, half $250/year. Work is
not required. All of our produce is grown without the use of
pesticides or chemicals with the intention of nurturing the soil
and ecology of the land. Members enjoy freshly picked produce
and an opportunity to get to know the people who grow it! CSA
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32. Kuhn’s River Country Alpacas
Two locations:
732 Rte 590, Lackawaxen PA 18435 and
239 Rte 590, Greeley, PA 18425
t: 570-685-4678 (farm) or 570-685-8883 (store)
We’ve been breeding alpacas for sale and for superior fiber since
2007. Fiber is spun into yarn on the farm or by mini fiber mills.
We offer raw fiber for felters and spinners; hand spun and
processed yarn for knitters and crocheters. Visitors welcome anytime
to see alpacas; by appointment only for fiber. PA Preferred
33. Lantzsch Ranch
163 Beech Grove Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-253-3237
Family farm practicing sustainable agriculture. All-natural beef
by the side and by the cut: steaks, roasts and ground beef.
Pasture raised poultry and eggs. Grass farmers are true green.
Beef CSA available. Mon through Fri, daylight hours, call for hours.
CSA, PA Preferred
34. Lyle’s Produce
Weir Lake Rd, RR 3 Box 127, Kunkletown PA 18058
t: 610-381-3661
Wide range of seasonal produce, pick your own Christmas trees.
Summer hours: June through Sept, Mon through Fri, 10AM to
5PM. Call for seasonal hours. Also at the Monroe (Sat) and
Dansbury (Wed) farmers’ markets.
35. M & S Farm
5814 Rte 42, Fallsburg NY 12733
t: 845-436-8287
w: mandsfarm.com
Raw goat dairy licensed to sell raw milk and cheese. We also sell
vegetables in season and eggs from free range chickens. Open
year round, Sun through Fri, 11AM to 6PM; Sun, 2 to 6PM.
36. Majestic Farm
134 Majestic Rd, Mountain Dale NY 12763
t: 917-566-6120
w: majesticfarmny.com
Practicing pesticide-free sustainable agriculture. All-natural, free
range meats (chicken, lamb, pork). Raised-to-order and wholesale
available. Also selling baked goods, berries, eggs and honey.
37. Maple Hill Farm
1069 Bell Rd, Lake Ariel PA 18436
t: 570-698-5287
Pure maple syrup products available at the farm year round. Over
30 different containers, plus maple cream, candy and sugar. Call first.
38. Matt’s Farm Market
22 Adams Rd, Lake Ariel PA 18436
t: 570-689-9550
w: LocalHarvest.org/farms/M14176
Large variety of 100% home grown vegetables grown in an
environmentally friendly way, also have steers for sale. PA Preferred
Pike County Scenic Rural
Character Preservation Program
The Scenic Rural Character Preservation program (SRCP)
was created in 2006 to fund municipal comprehensive
plans and updates, open space plans and land use ordinances. The program also funds open space preservation
through land acquisitions or purchase of conservation
easements from willing landowners.
As of January 2012, the program had funded the purchase
of almost 1,100 acres for municipal parks, open space and
public recreation. It is working to secure another 750
acres for recreation, and to place a conservation easement
on 850 acres for drinking water protection and wildlife
corridor expansion. It has helped to protect more than
775 acres with a conservation easement. These lands,
which remain in private ownership, protect our natural
resources and enhance the scenic values that folks have
come to love.
The program also offers financial assistance to landowners
wishing to donate a conservation easement.
Pike County Office of Community Planning
t: 570-296-3500
w: www.pikepa.org/SRCP.html
Pike County Board of Commissioners
Richard A. Caridi, Matthew M. Osterberg, Karl A. Wagner, Jr.
39. Morning Sun Farm
141 Holgate Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-224-4607
Maple tapping and production from late Feb to early April with
year round sale from the house. Call for information and hours.
40. Mueller’s Vegetable Farm
211 Schuman Rd, Beach Lake PA 18405
t: 570-224-4198
Home grown vegetables, blueberries, pumpkins and gourds, local
peaches and apples. We also do orders for canning and freezing.
Available on site May to Oct. Mon through Fri, 10AM to 6PM; Sat,
10AM to 5PM; Sun, 10AM to 4PM. Also at the Hawley Farmers’
Market and the Beach Lake Market. FMNP
41. Nebzydoski’s Maple Farm
8 Maple Ave, Pleasant Mount PA 18453
t: 570-448-2386
Syrup production is a time consuming project. You must have days
above freezing and nights below. Winds from the west make the
sap flow the best! Though there is a lot to do to prepare for the
season, it is well worth the sweet and tasty end product. Maple
products available on site late winter through early spring,
evenings and weekends. PASA
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42. Nonnenmacher Acres
293 Swamp Brook Rd, Hawley PA 18428
t: 570-253-3378
A sustainable farm specializing in short-season sweet potatoes.
Will supply slips in early June for growing your own, if ordered by
May 1. Sweet potatoes available after Oct 1. Varieties include
Arkansas Red, Barberman, Heartogold, Ivis White Cream, Korean
Purple, Japanese, Martins, Violetta and Wakenda. Will teach proper
growing methods. Typical yield is 3 to 4 lbs. per plant. Open Mon
through Sat by appointment only.
43. O’Neill’s Orchard
242 Miller Pond Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-448-2226
Nine varieties of apples, from Paula Red to Northern Spy. Open
Sept and Oct, Sat 10AM to 6PM; Sun noon to 6PM. Call ahead
for availability. Apples picked for you by our family. Only organic
materials being used in the orchard, for the fourth year in a row.
Follow 670 N out of Honesdale. Go N on 647 to the first right.
Follow signs to the orchard. The apples will also be available at the
Honesdale farmers’ markets on Sat and Wed. PASA
44. Paupack Blueberry Farm
184 Gumbletown Rd, Paupack, PA 18451
t: 570-226-9702
w: PaupackBlueberryFarm.com
Pick-your-own blueberries, blueberry-related baked goods available during July. Sun, 8AM to 4PM; Mon through Sat, 8AM to 5PM.
Online orders available. We also have jams, jellies and ice cream.
PA Preferred
45. Peaceful Valley Farm
Intersection of 296 & 247, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-785-9004
Eggs, honey, syrup, jam, meat, poultry and pumpkins available
seasonally on site year round by appointment only. PASA
46. Playful Pets
186 Old Racht Rd, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-937-4154
Heirloom tomato transplants available. Guinea Keets
available during summer months. PA Preferred
47. Quails-R-Us…Plus!
192 Cochecton Tpke, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-224-0014
Farm to table... We feature some of the tastiest, healthful poultry,
meat & eggs available. Chicken, guinea, quail, turkey, rabbit, lamb,
chicken eggs, quail eggs, and more. Three generations of poultry
experience, education, and hard work have crafted our small family
farm. Our “green-fed...slo-gro...all natural” technique produces
superior, gourmet products that have unique flavor and are
healthy for you! If we’re home, we’re open. Call in advance
preferred. Also at: Hawley Farmers’ Market, Honesdale Country
Farmers’ Market, and Barryville Farmers’ Market. PA Preferred
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A.M. Skier Insurance
A.M. Skier is a longstanding, family-owned insurance
agency. As part of Skier’s generous and sincere efforts to
support local organizations, for the past five years it has
provided the Delaware Highlands Conservancy with
office space on River Street, in Hawley, at a very low
cost. The Conservancy and A.M. Skier have recently
renewed the lease, which now provides for the
Conservancy’s location rent-free. The Conservancy is
extremely grateful to Mr. Henry Skier and A.M. Skier for
their generosity and their dedication to supporting the
local businesses of our region. Along with providing the
Conservancy our charming and comfortable office space
in Hawley, A.M. Skier’s support frees valuable financial
resources, which the Conservancy applies directly to
conservation and education efforts.
Thank you, Mr. Skier and
A.M. Skier Insurance;
the Conservancy deeply
appreciates your civicmindedness and your
on-going support!
A.M. Skier Insurance
209 Main Ave
Hawley, PA 18428
t. 570.226.4571
e. [email protected]
w. amskier.com
48. Riefler Dairy Farm
26 Riefler Rd, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-253-4206
Farm fresh eggs and raw milk available daily by self-service in
fridge. Beef and pork (hanging) in 1/4, 1/2 and whole available by
order. Garden fresh vegetables available seasonally along with garden decorations available by self-service. Hay (round & square
bales) available by phone order. FMNP
49. Ritter’s Farm Market
1459 Mt. Cobb Rd, Lake Ariel PA 18436
t: 570-689-5151
w: RittersFarmMarket.com
Growing 65 acres of fresh fruits and vegetables. Our own bakery,
restaurant, candle making and goat milk soaps and lotions. Great
fall activities with no admission fee, including u-pick strawberries,
blueberries and pumpkins. We accept M/C, Visa, WIC and Food
Stamps. Open year round, daily, 9AM to 7PM. FMNP, WIC
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50. Rolling Hills Farm
40 Brodt Rd, Bangor PA 18013
Meixell Valley Rd, Saylorsburg PA 18353
t: 610-588-4335
w: localharvest.org/farms/M6709 or RollingHillsFarmGarlic.com
All of our fresh produce is sold only at the Monroe Farmers’
Market on Sat mornings. CNG, FMNP, PASA
51. Salem Mountain Natural Vegetables
2518 Easton Tpke, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-937-9271
Natural methods used to grow vegetables and herbs, especially
asparagus, lettuce mixes, Asian greens, tomatoes, garlic. Soil fed
with mixture of compost and green manures. Weeds controlled
with mulch and mechanical cultivation. Visit us at Wayne County
Farmers’ Market and Main Street Farmers’ Market. CNG, FMNP,
PASA, WIC
52. Sand Spring Farm
1445 Rte 590, Bohemia PA 18428
t: 570-237-6454
Small family farm using sustainable practices. Specializing in poultry,
eggs, produce, meats such as goat, rabbit, etc., wildlife management. Also available seasonally: honey, berries, dairy products,
baked goods, jams/jellies, fruit, syrup, meat products, mushrooms,
plants & shrubs, flowers and hanging baskets, poultry, vegetables.
Open May to Dec, Sat & Sun, 8AM to 4PM. PA Preferred
53. Shemanski Maple Syrup
35A Belmont St, Waymart PA 18472
t: 570-488-6095
We produce and sell a wide variety of maple products from our
store located next to our sugarhouse and at a number of local
events. Open year round for free sugarhouse tours, but syrup is
only produced mid-Feb through early April. “If we are home, we
are open.” PA Preferred
54. Sprig ‘N’ Twig Nursery/Twin Brook Farm
10 Twin Brook Farm Ln, Tyler Hill PA 18469
t: 570-224-4352
w: SprignTwigNursery.com
Family farm raising all-natural lambs, nursery trees and plants,
greenhouse annuals, fruits and vegetables. We hay for other
farmers; bales available. Open by appointment only. Our sheep
sheering day is open to the public. Open April to late-Oct,
Mon through Fri, 10AM to 5PM. FMNP, PA Preferred
55. Sugar Creek Maple Farm
1023 Owego Tpke, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-488-9771
We are also dealers of Dominion and Grimm selling evaporators,
syrup jugs, tubing and all maple syrup supplies. We produce maple
syrup and will have maple cream and maple candy. We will also
sell bulk maple syrup. Call for hours or a catalog. FMNP
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Monroe County Open
Space Program
The Monroe County Open Space Program is a product
of the Monroe 2020 planning process, which led to the
passing of a $25-million bond referendum in 1998 and
adoption of a new comprehensive plan in 1999. These
events led to the development and adoption of a countywide open space plan and formation of the open space
advisory board, responsible for assisting and advising the
County Commissioners on development and implementation of the Monroe County Open Space Program.
Key to the program’s success were financial incentives
for each of the 20 municipalities to develop local multimunicipal open space and recreation plans. The board
also developed requirements for utilizing bond funds.
Since the referendum, the commissioners have allocated
additional funding to continue open space efforts and
to leverage an estimated $75 million in state funding
to preserve approximately 12,000 acres of open
space and 6,000 acres through the agricultural land
preservation program.
Monroe County Planning Commission
1 Quaker Plaza, Room 106, Stroudsburg, PA 18360
t: 570-517-3100
w: www.co.monroe.pa.us
56. Sugar Street Farm
20 Sugar St, Bethany PA 18431
t: 570-575-5124
w: SugarStreetFarm.com
We offer organically grown vegetables, pastured chickens, eggs,
and wildflower honey from our small homestead farm. Open
Sun, 10AM to 2PM, spring through fall. Eggs are self-serve, and we
happily take orders for whole chickens and flowers throughout
the season. Delivery to Bethany is available. PASA, WCG
57. Treeline Farms
1162 Bethany Tpke, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-253-0357
A small diversified farm that practices biodynamic agriculture. We
strive for nutrient-dense foods packed with trace minerals and flavor.
We also provide consulting services to farmers and gardeners
wishing to use organic methods and materials. Products available
at the Honesdale farmers’ markets on Wed and Sat.
58. Vailland Farm / Lynita Stitchery
185 Cochecton Tpk, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-224-4579
Vegetable and fruit stand. Homemade sweaters, quilts, loom rugs
and other items. Vegetables, annuals, perennials, bedding plants.
Open Tues through Sat, 10AM to 6PM. We will also be at country
market in Honesdale Mon and Wed, 3:30 to 6:30PM; and Hawley
Farmers’ Market Fri, 2 to 5:30PM.
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59. Wahoo Enterprises LLC
25 Maple Ln, 1/2 mi from Rutledgedale Rd, Tyler Hill PA 18469
t: 570-224-6583
Produce, cut flowers, ornamental and bedding plants. We also
have an ice cream stand selling homemade fudge and locally made
ice cream. June through Aug, daily, 11AM to 9PM. Also at the
Wayne County Farmers’ Market. FMNP
The Settlers Inn
60. Walker Farm
Walker Rd & Rte 590, Hamlin PA 18427
t: 570-689-2075
Walker farm was started in 1909 by Grandma Amy and Grandpa
Frank. We are a family run farm producing eggs, pastured chickens
and a variety of fresh vegetables. Open seasonally. Call ahead for
hours. Pick up eggs year round and vegetables during the summer
and fall at our self-serve stand on Walker Rd. For bulk orders or
to get hay or firewood, please call ahead. PASA
As Chef Owner, Grant’s passion for creating menus
featuring local foods and produce is infused through the
entire culinary team, and reflected in The Inn’s garden.
Grant enjoys working with our region’s local farmers
to bring healthy and delicious meals to guests.
61. Werkheiser Farm
HC 1, Box 2049, Tannersville PA 18372
t: 570-460-1625 (cell)
Wide range of seasonal produce, Amish barn stars, unique gifts,
handmade Christmas wreathes, grave blankets and hand painted
items by a local artist. Open May to Dec. Mon through Sat,
10AM to 6PM; Sun, 10 AM to 4PM. PASA, WIC
62. Williams Valley Farm
58 Williams Valley Dr, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-253-0832
w: PaFarmCountryRadio.com
Naturally grown fresh produce, cut flowers, ornamental and
bedding plants, apples and pumpkins available seasonally on site.
Open July 15 to Oct 31, daily, 9AM to 8PM. Farm tours available
by appointment. PASA
63. Willow Wisp Organic Farm
25 Stone House Rd, Damascus PA 18415
t: 570-224-8013
w: WillowWispOrganic.com
Diverse mix of organic vegetables, herbs, cut flowers and eggs.
Year-round CSA: summer and winter stores available. At the
Callicoon Farmers Market, Sun 11AM to 2PM; and Barryville
Farmers’ Market, Sat 10AM to 2PM. Wholesale inquiries always
welcome. Call for appointment. CSA, PASA
64. Yatsonsky’s Farm Market
1009 Owego Tpke, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-488-5683
We are a family owned and operated business. We grow all vegetables that we sell at our roadside stand and the Wayne County
Farmers’ Market on Sat. A full CSA share is $490/year, half share
$285/year. Work is not required. Call for hours. CSA, PA
Preferred, FMNP
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The Settlers Inn is a beautifully restored Arts & Crafts
lodge and chef-owned restaurant. Its farm-to-table format,
featuring locally grown organic ingredients, has been a
cornerstone of The Inn since owners Grant and Jeanne
Genzlinger began the business more than 30 years ago.
As a longtime member of the Green Hotels Association,
The Settlers Inn adheres to a comprehensive environmental standard that reaches all levels of service. This
commitment to sustainability has been well ahead of
the current “green” trend.
The Settlers Inn
4 Main Ave, Hawley, PA 18428
t: 800-833-8527
w: thesettlersinn.com
Farm Markets
A. Country Farmers Market
640 Main St, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-224-4579
Located at the Fred R. Miller Memorial Pavilion. Vegetable vendors,
a baker, chickens, eggs, stitchery, honey, maple syrup and beef.
Open in May, Wed 3:30 to 6:30 PM and Friday 3:30 to 7:30 PM;
and June through Oct, Mon and Wed, 3:30 to 6:30PM and Friday
3:30 to 7:30 PM.
B. Dansbury Farmers Market
Kistler and Penn Sts (Miller Park), East Stroudsburg PA 18301
A growing market with a wide variety of produce, dairy, eggs,
fruits, vegetables, etc. Open Wed, May through Oct, 9AM to 1PM.
Located in Miller Park, directly behind the Dansbury Depot
Restaurant. FMNP
C. Delaware Township Board of Supervisors
Farmers’ Market
Akenac Park on Rte 739, Dingmans Ferry PA 18328
t: 570-828-2347
Open the first and third Sun of every month, 9AM to 2PM.
$10/per month vendor fee. Applications must be submitted to the
township by the first of the month. FMNP PA Preferred
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Delaware Highlands
Conservancy
D. The Farmers Basket
1309 N. 5th Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360
t: 570-421-6644
w: Farmers-Basket.com
We sell local in-season produce and flowers. Open Easter through
Christmas, daily, hours listed on website, or call. A welcoming environment where our customers can purchase products and be
inspired to enhance their health, home and peace of mind. Baked
goods, berries, cut flowers, herbs, honey, syrup, jam, ornamental and
bedding plants, pumpkins, tree fruit, vegetables and Christmas trees.
PASA
Delaware Highlands Conservancy works with landowners
and communities to conserve our natural heritage and
quality of life in the Upper Delaware River region. Since
1994, the Conservancy has made tremendous progress
in conserving the forests, farms and waters of Pike and
Wayne counties, in PA, and Sullivan and Delaware
counties, in NY.
E. Hawley Farmers’ Market
Bingham Park, Hawley PA 18428
t: 570-226-3267
w: VisitHawleyPa.com
Agritourism, baked goods, local fruits and vegetables, herbs, ornamental/bedding plants and trees, herbs, dairy and eggs. Open Fri, 2
to 5PM, June - Oct. PA Preferred
At the core of the Conservancy’s important work are
individual landowners seeking to protect the land they
own and love. The Conservancy’s primary land protection
tool is a conservation easement, a voluntary but legally
binding agreement between a landowner and a land trust
to protect all, or some, of a property’s conservation value.
F. Main Street Farmers’ Market
Honesdale, PA 18431
Located across from the FNCB Bank. Wed, 4 to 6PM; May 19 to
Oct 27. Farmers sell natural & organic produce, eggs, bedding
plants and fresh bread and other baked goods. PA Preferred
Protected land contributes to the scenic, rural character
of our region and helps to maintain the exceptional
quality of life we all enjoy.
G. Monroe Farmers’ Market
Ann St, next to the Ribbon Factory, Stroudsburg PA 18360
t: 570-992-5615 570-420-0559
t: 570-420-0559
w: MonroeFarmersMarket.com
Consisting of 15 different farmers, bakers, etc. offering a wide
variety of produce, dairy, eggs, fruits and vegetables. Open May
through Oct, Sat 8AM to noon. FMNP
H. Moss Hollow Country Market
727 Hamlin Hwy, Lake Ariel PA 18436
t: 570-561-2911
w: MossHollowCountryMarket.com
Specializing in raw pastured cow and goat milk, grass-fed beef and
poultry, raw and whole foods, organic heirloom seeds and plants.
Raw milk cheeses, in-season organic and natural produce. Home
milk delivery! May through Oct, Wed through Sat, 9AM to 5PM;
Sun 10AM to 4PM; Closed Mon and Tues. Accept SNAP EBT
cards. FMNP
I. Rock Hill Farmers Market
Rock Hill, NY 12775
Selling local vegetables, fruits, maple syrup, poultry, grass-fed beef,
wine, hard cider, baked goods, goat cheese, yogurt, cut flowers and
locally made artisan products. Sponsored by the Rock Hill Business
and Community Association. Sat 10AM to 1PM; June 6 – Sept 15.
Vendor space available!
J. Wayne County Farmers’ Market
32 Commercial St, Honesdale PA 18431
t: 570-760-6509
w: waynecountycc.com
May 26 through Oct; Sat, 9AM to 1:30PM; trackside in front of the
Wayne County Visitors Center. Vendors selling baked goods,
berries, cut flowers, cheeses, eggs, herbs, honey/syrup/jam, meat
(beef, chicken and pork), ornamentals/bedding plants, pumpkins,
tree fruit, vegetables, Christmas trees, and other products including
pet treats, fudge, ice cream, soaps and lotions. FMNP
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Delaware Highlands Conservancy
PA office: 508 River St, Hawley, PA 18428
NY office: 120 Segar Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
t: 570-226-3164 or 845-583-1010
w: delawarehighlands.org
Community Gardens
K. Beach Lake Community Garden
1158 Beach Lake Hwy, Beach Lake PA 18405
20 organic gardening parcels. Church and community families
come together to grow their own gardens and to take part in
“Plant-A-Row For the Hungry.” We take produce to three local
food pantries. CSA, PASA
L. Delaware Township Board of Supervisors
Community Garden
Wilson Hill Rd, Dingmans Ferry PA 18328
t: 570-828-7268
Located across from Delaware Township Municipal Building.
Open to Delaware Township residents.
M. Smithfield Township Community Garden
Red Fox Rd, East Stroudsburg PA 18301
t: 570-421-6931
Located in Waterfront Park. Open to Smithfield Township
residents first, then to general public.
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Pocono Mountains
Visitors Bureau
The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau (PMVB) is the
official tourism promotion agency for the Pocono
Mountains Region of Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
counties in northeastern Pennsylvania. The bureau, established in 1934, recently celebrated its 75th anniversary
and is accredited by
Destination Marketing
Association International.
The scenic Pocono
Mountains offer visitors
convenient, easily accessible mountain, river, lake
and place-in-the country
travel experiences that
create a lifetime of
cherished memories
with friends, family and
colleagues. The region encompasses 2,400 square miles
of rolling mountain terrain, breathtakingly beautiful
waterfalls, thriving woodlands and 170 miles of winding
rivers. Warmer seasons allow exploration of 261 miles of
hiking and biking trails, over 35 golf courses, whitewater
rafting, boating, fishing and open access to nine state and
two national parks. Winter offers guests the opportunity
to ski, snowboard, snow tube or snowshoe through
wonderlands featuring over 163 ski trails.
The Pocono Mountains are located within driving
distance of most major east coast cities. This region,
teeming with history, offers year-round cultural tours
and art exhibitions, abundant antiquing, brand-name
shopping and a full calendar of festivals showcasing
heritage, music and local food.
Even the most discerning traveler will find comfortable
accommodations, which offers an eclectic mix of resorts,
distinctive properties and quaint, country inns and
bed and breakfasts.
The PMVB values preservation
of the natural environment and
character of our region’s small
towns, responsible development,
consumer centricity and genuine
hospitality. The bureau supports
local, county and state open
space and agricultural
preservation programs and
environmental education.
Hotel Fauchère
Executive Chef and General Manager Christopher Bates
has a passion for food that is reflected in the Hotel
Fauchère’s organic garden, foraging program and support
of local farmers. “Our menu begins when the farmers
bring in our food,” he says. “In a world where people
have forgotten what a garden is and where our food
comes from, my goal is to create dishes that reintroduce
these elements into people’s lives.”
Chef Bates’ organic garden — growing over 100 varieties
of produce and herbs — is part of hotel co-owner
Richard Snyder’s Foster Hill Farm; foraging is pursued
there and at co-owner Sean Strub’s Dwarfskill Preserve
(protected by a Delaware Highlands Conservancy
easement). Hotel guests may visit either property and
have exclusive access to the preserve’s Private Mile,
a naturally reproducing trout stream.
Wild edibles utilized by the culinary team include
dandelion, clover, birch branches, sassafras roots, sheep
sorrel, oxalis, and a variety of mushrooms.
The hotel is a part of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux,
a global association of exceptional culinary destinations.
In addition to 16 casually elegant guest rooms, venues
include its brasserie-style Bar Louis; the Delmonico
Room, offering prix fixe chef’s tasting menus; and the
adjacent Pâtisserie Fauchère, providing fresh artisan
breads and an array of pastries and desserts.
“Working farm to table spurs our creativity,” notes
Executive Pastry Chef Benjamin Youngquest. “When
something comes into season we work with it. There
is no shipping, holding or artificial ripening. It’s five
minutes from our farm to the restaurant and 30 feet
to the table.”
Hotel Fauchère
401 Broad St, Milford, PA 18337
t. 570-409-1212
e. [email protected]
w. HotelFauchere.com
Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau
1004 West Main St
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
t: 1-800-POCONOS (762-6667)
t: 570-421-5791
www.800poconos.com
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