Granby, MA
Red Fire Farm
Red Fire Farm is an orchard in Granby, Massachusetts, with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, apples, and a seasonal farm...
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Bay State shortlist
Start with berries near Boston, cranberries toward the South Coast, apples out west, or a farm stand close enough for a Saturday errand.
Northborough, Massachusetts
Tougas Family Farm
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Worthington, Massachusetts
Bare Roots Farm
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Deerfield, Massachusetts
Ciesluk Farm Stand / Antonellis Farm
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Granby, Massachusetts
Dave’s Natural Garden
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
Northbridge, Massachusetts
Foppema's Farm
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts
Holbrook House
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
North Grafton, Massachusetts
Houlden Farm
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
Dunstable, Massachusetts
McLoon Farms
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
Ipswich, Massachusetts
Russell Orchards
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
North Andover, Massachusetts
Smolak Farms
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
Concord, Massachusetts
The Farm at Walden Woods
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts
Thimble Farm
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
East Falmouth, Massachusetts
Tony Andrews Farm
Usually active in Summer and Fall.
Hadley, Massachusetts
Wanczyk Produce
Usually active in Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.
Sharon, Massachusetts
Ward's Berry Farm
Usually active in Spring, Summer and Fall.
Granby, MA
Red Fire Farm is an orchard in Granby, Massachusetts, with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, apples, and a seasonal farm...
Dartmouth, MA
In Dartmouth, Copicut Farms focuses on vegetables, farm-store shopping, and seasonal events with the practical charm of a...
Needham, MA
Volante Farms is a farm in Needham store and farm stand with seasonal vegetables, flowers, prepared food, ice cream, and...
North Easton, MA
In North Easton, Langwater Farm pairs strawberries, tulips, dahlias, pumpkins, herbs, and vegetables with a relaxed field and...
Whately, MA
Nourse Farms serves Whately, MA as a berry farm with blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries.
Nantucket, MA
Bartlett's Farm is a farm in Nantucket store and seasonal pick-your-own stop with strawberries, cut sunflowers, lavender,...
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Massachusetts farm guide
Massachusetts is small enough for a spontaneous farm detour and varied enough to make that detour feel like a proper little trip.
Near Boston, a berry field or flower farm can turn an open afternoon into a plan. Farther west, orchards, cider barns, and Berkshire farm stores make the back roads feel generous in every season.
The best Massachusetts routes mix familiar pleasures with local quirks. Think cranberry bogs near the South Coast, North Shore farm stands, Worcester County apples, Cape Cod produce, spring greenhouses, and winter tree farms when the towns get quiet again.
Strawberry guide
A refreshed 2026 Massachusetts strawberry guide for comparing u-pick fields, farm stands, organic-leaning stops, and same-day crop updates.
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Blueberry guide
A generous guide to Massachusetts blueberry farms, from Boston-area family fields and North Shore markets to central and western Massachusetts orchard days.
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Raspberry & blackberry guide
A summer guide to Massachusetts bramble farms, from Boston-area berry rows to orchard markets, family farms, and late-summer blackberry picking.
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Pick-your-own
Pick-your-own in Massachusetts changes shape every month.
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Farm stands
A farm stand near Boston should be useful before it is scenic.
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CSA shares
A CSA farm share changes the way a week feels. Instead of deciding everything at the grocery store, you build meals around what the farm harvested.
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Roadside stands
Roadside farm stands are one of the quiet pleasures of Massachusetts.
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Cider donuts
Cider donuts in Massachusetts are more than a fall treat.
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Pumpkins & corn mazes
Pumpkin season in Massachusetts is more than a list of names.
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Maple sugarhouses
Maple season in Massachusetts has its own kind of beauty.
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Christmas trees
Christmas tree farms keep the farm calendar going after the harvest fields quiet down.
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Local beef
Buying local beef or a farm meat box in Massachusetts feels different from grabbing a single package at the store.
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Local honey
Local honey is one of the easiest farm products to bring home from Massachusetts.
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Local farm routes
Boston is close enough to farm country that a city morning can turn into a cider doughnut, berry field, orchard row, or farm-store lunch by early afternoon. The best farm day trips from Boston do not feel like errands. They feel like a reset. You get open sky, something fresh to bring home, and enough seasonal rhythm to make the trip feel different in June than it does in October.
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Local farm routes
Lowell sits in one of the easiest parts of Massachusetts for farm exploring. Drive a short distance from the old mill city and the landscape opens toward Tyngsborough, Dracut, North Andover, Amesbury, and the southern New Hampshire line. The result is a useful farm region for people who want berries in summer, apples in fall, pumpkins in October, flowers for photos, or a farm store stop after work.
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Local farm routes
The Pioneer Valley is one of Massachusetts’ best regions for farm visiting because the farms feel connected to everyday local life. Around Springfield, Holyoke, Ludlow, Granby, South Hadley, and Feeding Hills, farm stands sit close to neighborhoods, greenhouses fill with spring color, and fields shift from berries to vegetables to pumpkins as the year moves along.
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Local farm routes
The farms near Plymouth sit in a part of Massachusetts where agriculture feels shaped by sandy soil, cranberry bogs, pine woods, coastal roads, and old village centers. This is not the same farm landscape as the Berkshires or the Pioneer Valley. Around Plymouth, Middleborough, Carver, East Bridgewater, Wareham, and the Upper Cape, farm trips often mean roadside produce, cranberry country, family orchards, flower fields, and seasonal stands tucked between town centers and back roads.
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Sunflower guide
A field-by-field Massachusetts guide to late-summer sunflowers, farm stores, photo rows, cut flowers, and the local farms that keep August glowing.
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Peach & nectarine guide
Plan Massachusetts peach and nectarine picking with orchard timing notes, farm stand fruit, and short late-summer drives.
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Apple picking guide
Plan Massachusetts apple picking with orchard timing notes, variety cues, cider stops, farm stores, and fall weekends that can bend with the harvest.
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