Great little family run farm off the Cessna exit of Interstate 99 in Bedford County PA. Rose Family…read moreFarm Market offers a little bit of everything such as Onions, Peppers, Corn, Watermelons and so much more all at a fantastic price! They also offer some other great local product such as Maple Syrup. In the fall the Farm Market offers a great corn maze as well as hay rides, games and a pumpkin patch which is a lot of fun and great for families. Overall this is a great place to get your vegetables at a much better price than the super market and a much better quality. This is a must stop anytime you are In the Bedford PA area.

Rose Family Farm Market is a nice farmer's market with produce fresh from their fields or other…read morelocal growers. Real nice family that offers great quality produce and products (seasonal flowers etc.) at very fair prices. Looking forward to buying fresh seasonal produce all year long from the Rose Family. You should stop by to check this market out. Like me, you will be happy you did.

Nice farmer's market. Got a bag of fresh corn - dozen for four dollars. Also tried their new…read morepotatoes, peaches and plumes.

Beautiful little farm stand, don't miss it!!! Tons of gorgeous flowers available in individual…read morepacks or in pre-made arrangements. Big, beautiful hanging baskets for cheap, too! Lots of goodies in the middle by checkout, including tons of prepackaged jellies and jams and farm fresh fruit. I got a huge bucket of fresh green beans for $3! Also got snap peas, strawberries, blackberries, and a few flowers. They also have dress eggs available for $5/dz.

The ppl are lovely...great selection of flowers fruits and veggies! I drive up weekly from…read moreGreensburg

Ack! I love this place. I try to come in the fall because they make fresh apple cider and to me…read moreit's the best in the world. They have all kinds of jams and jellies, veggies from the local farmers, a deli, freshly made baked goods, butter, dry goods, etc. Service is always good too. Ambiance is like any other small grocery, nothing spectacular but it does feel homey. 10/10 please visit. There's something for everyone there.

We drove for hour and a half for fresh peaches and left with peaches, watermelon, jam, canning…read moresupplies and a few other items. The vegetables and fruit were fresh and very good quality. The store had shoppers in the store, but social distancing was being observed. The deli section was especially busy. I am happy we made the trip. Our peaches made excellent jelly.

Harner Farm Market is a cute place to come purchase pumpkins, mums, miscellaneous salsa, jams, and…read moremore! It was a cute place with kind service. Though the line at the counter can get a little busy, the workers are efficient and the layout of the market makes it not to feel too crowded. It was nice to not have to walk too far for our pumpkin needs, and they have a great selection overall.

I was looking for some local apples. What a cute shop! You can find all the veggies and apples!…read moreGreat variety from tart to sweet or semisweet. Highly recommend! The service was splendid as well.

We came here since they have a nice selection of plants with the extensive plant nursery that…read moreextends through the back. However, we were really disappointed in the service. We were visiting from DC and it was about what we'd expect to get in DC. We asked for help and nobody seemed to be available to offer or even give us any guidance. I know they must be understaffed but it's not great customer service. We will say that the inside country market looks great. I liked all the fresh vegetables and Pennsylvania baked goods for sale. I grew up in PA so love tasty Amish baked goods and the usual PA foods you'd find in that area. If coming to the market, this is probably a good experience. Looking to buy plants? Not the place, especially if you have any questions. Highly disappointed with that and ended up heading north to Spring Farm Nursery where they went above and beyond in helping us.

They always have something in stock that makes me want to go back! Honey, tea, cheese, veg, fruit,…read moreflowers, and herbs are just a few. The staff are very friendly and willing to help me find what I need!

Wonderful farmers market with a florist, food stalls, pastries, meats, and lots of fresh produce! I…read morewould recommend looking around first before buying anything to get a good gauge of the prices. The florist is my favorite there, it's called Wilding Hope and the flowers are always fresh and last forever. She makes beautiful arrangements and is always smiling.

So much farm fresh goodness! I stopped by to find out about apple picking. I got way more than I…read morebargained for. Found out Green Farms has apple picking this weekend. I was able to buy some fresh fruits and veggies, and some peach applesauce that I'm excited to try. The market has fresh caught seafood, eggs, meats, teas, cheese, pizza, pumpkins, and some really killer cider. Glad I got the smaller jug because I finished it all in one sitting. So tasty! Careful when you plug in the directions. The address on yelp takes you to the fire house when the market is indoors for winter, which it will be soon. Currently it's in the parking lot at the military museum. The weather was stunning today so I'm glad I caught it before it moved.

Springs, Pa. is a farming community that has had an annual arts, Crafts, farming demonstrations for…read more61 years! 1st weekend in Oct. Now I haven't been attending it 61 years..lol....but I have for 5 years or so! The festival is sponsored by the community and everyone pitches in to help! They have people making apple butter, quilting, sheep shearing, candle dipping, maple syrup making, broom making, etc. The churches has food for sale-loaves and loaves of fresh hot bread, apple butter, sour kraut, kettle corn then in cafeteria hot (real) pancakes/maple syrup, summer sausage, rich cottage cheese, many fresh pie slices, coffee, etc. outside of the barn (where most of the crafters are) has working farm demonstrations for the public. Nice festival and tradition to visit!

A hidden gem! The Saturday farmer's market runs May through September at the Springs Historical…read moreSociety's grounds in Springs, Penn., just over the state line from Grantsville, Md. Follow the small directional signs from Route 40. Arrive early and enjoy breakfast in the pavilion, typically prepared and served by students at the local Mennonite school. Pancakes are $.75, toast is $.50, two kielbasa-type sausages are $1.25. Three of us can eat a hearty breakfast for $8, and you'll sit at picnic tables with the locals. One of our favorite traditions! They also serve lunch items - chili dogs and burgers. Walk around the grounds to see 60+ local farmers with produce that deepens as the summer goes on. Our favorite are peaches ($4 for a half-peck -- unreal!) sold at the first stand on the left as you walk up towards the pavilion. You'll find anything and everything fresh that you can imagine -- tomatoes, corn, melons, peppers, squash, berries and greens. Inside the pavilion, and on the other side from the breakfast stand, are all sorts of baked goods. Look for the line of folks at the donut stand -- giant and delicious homemade glazed donuts. Take home a half-dozen for $3.75 (also sold by the dozen or as singles). You'll also find pies, breads and wonderful baked treats. A sweet-tooth's paradise! Throughout the pavilion and outside, you'll see craftsmen, quilters, artists, and flea market stands. The Springs Folk Festival is the like the Saturday market multiplied -- so many vendors, artists and more. It's held in early October, at the conclusion of the farmers market Saturdays. Parking is plentiful in a big field.

I've been too many farmers markets, in my local area and one other one out of area, including this…read moremarket. Well in the area, from out of town visiting, decided to stop at the market. The vendors for a smaller market, were abundant, fresh pasta, mead, veggies, produce, pizza, honey, goat products, and a few bakery items. Huge compliments out to the organizers, it was amazing to have someone welcome you, and thank you, as you left the market. All vendors were friendly, whose stands that I visited and helpful. The gentleman that sold the Goat products, I do hope in the future to buy; as he was kind enough to call to find out stores in Altoona that sold their product. Highly recommend, Crumbkowski, Christina who is the pastry chef and owner, had an amazing set up, allowing customers to sample little pieces, buy whole squares, in addition to cookies and muffins. The Amish stand that had homemade potato chips, were out of this world; I'm sorry I didn't buy more to freeze. Great atmosphere and hope to return next time in town. Sorry didn't take pictures of my purchases.

The Saturday morning market is a truley must visit when in State College. The vendors are a diverse…read moregroup that carry all types of Fresh locally grown vegetables. When in season the corn on the cob is plentiful and offered by a number of venders. Te same is true if the tomatoes, cellery and other vegetables. In addition the market offers baked goods and meats. In a very short time from opening the baked goods are in short supply. If you love fresh vegetables you will not be disappointed with this event.