Driving through Maryland and Delaware I saw fields upon fields of corn. I told my husband that if I…read moresaw a stand, I would stop. MY GOD am I glad that I did. There were so many options for all fresh yummy summer goodness. Everyone working there was SO friendly. My only issue now, I only bought 4 ears of corn and I wish I bought 20! SO good. Thank you!!

I was driving thru Bethany and saw this cute looking produce market on the side of the road. I…read morelove farmers markets so I had to stop in. I thought the produce was pretty expensive relative to other produce markets in the beach areas - but I guess it is more convenient to the beach goers that most. Also, it was not clear to me if any of the produce was local - since the only thing marked local on the signs were the apples. For that reason, I didn't buy produce. I did buy 2 salad dressings that sound delish. And a mustard that we bought friday and have almost finished by Sunday night haha. I will def be back to buy more of that mustard!!

We stumbled upon Parsons Farm on our way back from Ocean City, and I'm so glad we stopped. I love…read morevisiting local farms to pick up fresh produce there's something nostalgic and relaxing about the experience. The farm had live animals, making it a fun stop for kids and families. They also have a restaurant, so you can enjoy a meal while you're there. It's a great place to stretch your legs, shop for fresh produce, and enjoy a taste of the countryside. If you're in the area, Parsons Farm is definitely worth a visit!

Stopped on the way back from Delaware. Very nice place and very popular. Crowded but manageable…read more Had a nice selection of produce and gifts. I was excited to see lions mane mushrooms. Always wanted to try them but they are hard to find. Not cheap but I bought two bunches anyway. Cooked them a few days later. So tasty and different from other mushrooms. I would stop by Parsons again.

I stopped by knowing this farmers market would be on the smaller side based on the vendor list…read moreonline, but it was even more underwhelming, with only about 8 tents. The bread tent had a massive line, just like the one in Rehoboth, so clearly it's a local favorite. If you're just minutes away and want to grab some fresh produce, it's worth a quick stop. But if you're hoping for a leisurely stroll or a full market experience, this one might leave you wanting more.

This place has the best and the freshest produce. The tomatoes, cucumbers, peaches, zucchini...etc…read more The prices are cheap (New Yorker) and very fresh. They also have melons, plums, some seafood, local corn, honey, jams and other things. It's a good place to stop by.

I was looking forward to supporting the local farmers at the Lewes Farmers Market at Crooked…read moreHammock, but unfortunately my experience was disappointing. I arrived about eight minutes before opening and found a line already stretching along the side of Crooked Hammock. Like anyone else, I walked to the end of the line. As I crossed the parking lot with my dog on a leash, the woman stationed at the entrance looked directly in our direction, yet said nothing. Only after the line began moving and I had waited to reach the entrance was I told that dogs are not allowed in the market. I was then directed to a sign posted at the entrance. I explained that because I had joined the line from the back, I never passed the entrance and therefore never saw the sign. When I asked why no one had mentioned the policy when I first joined the line, I was told they hadn't seen me. That was surprising, since I had clearly seen the attendant looking our way. This is an outdoor venue, and as I was approaching the market I had even seen another leashed dog walking through the parking lot, so there was nothing to suggest pets weren't permitted. I completely respect the market's right to have a no-dogs policy. My disappointment isn't with the rule itself, but with how it was communicated. After waiting in line, it was frustrating to be turned away when a simple heads-up as I arrived could have saved everyone the inconvenience. If dogs are prohibited, the market should post signs where people join the line or at multiple locations around the parking area so visitors can see the policy before waiting. I had every intention of supporting the local farmers, and unfortunately I left without being able to do so.

We enjoyed our morning at this farmers' market which has been running for many years. Lots of fresh…read morefruit and vegetable vendors. I was able to taste and buy delicious peaches. Fortunately, we got there early as the sunflowers I bought were all gone a little later in the morning. There was also available parking in the area.

One of the best Farmer's Markets in the "Delmarva" area!…read more I really dislike going to markets and theirs hardly any food or farms. We don't need 6 earring/jewelry vendors at some of these tiny markets, save that for craft fairs. This one is nothing like that! So much food and local businesses to support galore. It's definitely worth the trip even if you're not in the area.

What I thought was going to be a small town farmers' market with only two dozen vendors was so…read moremuch larger than I expected. It encompasses Main Street and two other streets. It's open every Sunday May - September 9-1 pm. We got there at noon, so most of the produce was sold and some vendors were packing up and taking down their tents. The variety of vendors is amazing. Baked goods, booze, plants, veggies, and craft goods to name a few. I didn't see corn (too early) or peaches which is what I would have liked to purchase. Then... one vendor had left and returned with freshly (yes, just picked within the hour) picked strawberries. They were the sweetest and most delicious strawberries I have ever had in recent years. People were scooping up the limited supply four at a time! I bought one pint, but should have bought more. My friend bought two, and she bought some flavored olive oil for her budding chef husband. One of the plant guys sold her a large mint plant for $5 because it was the end of the day, and he was out of the small ($4) size she wanted. Plants were cheaper here than my local farmers, market just outside DC. I'll have to make a special plan to stop here the next time I'm at the beach.

Tried to go here but doesn't look like it exists. Map/address took us to an empty field.read more

We love this so place so much we're having my son's birthday party there!…read more Besides the playground, besides the sweet farm animals, besides the great country market (with fresh eggs!), they offer very reasonably priced birthday parties. And now I've heard they are having free movie nights.

Family farm, friendly and knowledgeable staff. They accept all major credit cards and EBT.read more

Parking is often scarce, but otherwise pretty good. Waiting for this Tues to update my opinion:-)read more

This is a cute and reasonable farmers market that convenes every tueday in rehoboth beach from 12-4…read morepm. http://www.rbfarmersmarket.com/index.html Lots of fresh veg, cheese, meats, fruits and vegetables. It's not a huge market but you will find the usual items. There is fresh kettle corn too! Yummy!

My neighbor brought me peaches from Bennett Orchards and I swear to god they were the best peaches…read moreI have ever eaten in my life. I ate like 3 in a row they were so good. So I knew I needed to make a trip to the orchard. Yesterday I headed to the orchard w my 2 little nephews, and my niece. We had such a fun time. I had never been peach picking and it was very interesting to me to see how it is all done. First off the place is huge - there are so many sections so each night they report on the website if they have an area ready for picking. A very nice worker "trained" us and she was great w the kids who were getting a little out of hand with the excitement. Then we headed out with our wagon. The kids wanted to do a contest to see who could find the biggest peach and there were a lot to choose from. We picked 2 boxes of white peaches and yellow peaches and it was easy to do and so much fun. When we left we headed down the road to get some heirloom tomatoes bc the first thing I want to make w my peaches is a peach caprese salad!!!!

Came here the second week of August for pick your own peaches. We were greeted immediately by the…read moremost friendly staff. They quickly explained the picking logistics, handed us the proper box, and directed us to the best spot to start picking. We picked just over 13lbs (the minimum is 10lbs). We split the haul into two and each left with 14 perfect peaches. The orchards were packed with beautiful fruit. The parking was easily accessible and available. They even have recipe cards to take with you at the checkout area. Can confirm the peaches are super sweet and juicy! We'll definitely be back next season.