Farm Day Trips in Pennsylvania

A Chester County family farm run by two sisters, with lavender fields and horses to visit, a barn shop of handcrafted goods, workshops, group visits and a holiday open ho…

A young lavender farm started in 2022 on a country road in Amish country, growing about a thousand plants of four varieties and making dried bouquets, candles, soaps and …

A small farm near Hershey that grows about 3,000 lavender plants and steam-distills the harvest for small-batch home, bath and body goods sold online, at makers markets a…

A young Huntingdon County lavender farm on former hay and corn ground, planted with about 2,600 plants of 14 varieties, with bookable field visits and an online shop.

A lavender grower north of Pittsburgh that hand-harvests its fields for fresh and dried bundles, oils, culinary lavender and bath goods, sold mainly through its online sh…

A South-Central Pennsylvania farm with about 900 French and English lavender plants and an on-farm market and event space selling its oils, hydrosol, culinary lavender an…

A family lavender farm in Franklin County that hand-harvests its fields for small-batch soaps, bath goods and aromatherapy, with seasonal u-pick days and farm events.

A family-run lavender farm with about nine acres of fields north of Pittsburgh, offering pick-your-own lavender in early summer, vendor days and photo spots, plus handmad…

A family farm in Carbon County with about 5,000 lavender plants and hillside views, where visitors walk the fields and browse The Lavender Shed gift shop.

A State College lavender farm that distills its harvest in a copper still into oil and hydrosol, sells its wellness goods online with porch pickup and opens to visitors f…

East Earl plaza with a buffet running over 200 feet, a 44,000-square-foot gift shop and a farm market stocked with local summer produce.

Harrisburg family farm planting fruit since 1914, with a market and bakery open seven days, fall pumpkin picking and a corn maze.

Lancaster pick-your-own farm since 1970 with 30 cherry and 45 apple varieties, cherries from mid-June, and a farm market open all year.

Media, PA family farm since 1914 with pick-your-own berries and peaches from late May, plus Pumpkinland and fall hayrides in October.

Lehigh County's oldest existing vineyard, planted by the Landis family in 1974, with a barn tasting room and weekend live music year-round.

Manheim estate winery opened in 1980 beside a 32-room Grubb family mansion; $5 walk-in tastings, Wednesday to Sunday, and fall Renaissance Faire weekends.

Carroll family winery founded in 2000 on a 200-year-old estate near Washington Crossing; $20 tastings of 10 wines, open daily from noon.

Berks County tasting room of a family winery founded in 1985, with six vineyards on 80 acres; open daily, with leashed dogs welcome on the patio.

York County craft winery whose vineyard was planted in 1973, open daily, with free family-friendly live music on weekends from May through October.

Chambersburg shop of a custard stand founded in 1950, open daily 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. year-round with four custard flavors each day.

Victory's flagship Downingtown brewpub, open since 1996, pours beers brewed on site and has a dog-friendly patio and scratch kitchen.

Third-generation Pennsylvania Dutch smokehouse in Intercourse, where Amos' Place serves breakfast and lunch Monday through Saturday.

Family-run Pennsylvania Dutch buffet in Ronks since 1993, with a 7 AM breakfast buffet and a different home-style special each weekday.

Lancaster County buffet dating to 1929, known for its seven sweets and seven sours, open seven days with a quilt shop next door.

Wexford Plaza bakery using freshly milled Montana wheat for about eight breads a day, plus daily scones, biscotti and sandwiches.

Wind Gap landmark that began as a 1958 ice cream stand, now serving Daisy Burgers, daily soups and sundaes every day year-round.

ELCA camp on 660 acres between Butler and Prospect with Saturday Safari hikes, blacksmithing classes and a free November quilt show.

Gettysburg B&B in an 1898 Victorian and the 1838 Welty House on Baltimore Street, with shoofly pie at breakfast and a backyard hot tub.

Bed and breakfast in a 1786 stone house half a block from Lincoln Square, with 18 rooms and breakfast cooked by the innkeepers.

Boutique hotel in a 1787 townhouse near Independence Hall, a National Historic Landmark, with continental breakfast and afternoon tea.

Butler County campground on 40 acres with about 300 sites, cabins and a new pool, open mid-April to mid-October since 1977.