If you’re looking for the freshest fruits and vegetables around, the very best come from a farm market in Pennsylvania. Sure, we can find bundles of produce at the nearest grocery store. But when it comes to growing, our local farmers are the experts working tirelessly to do their best and it shows up in every delicious bite. Plan to spend plenty of time at Shady Brook Farm in Yardley, Pennsylvania all year round. In addition to the great food, we love the exciting activities offered at this lovely place.

Discover a farm market, a kitchen, a bakery, and so much more at Shady Brook Farm, a staple in Bucks County for more than a century.
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Start by exploring the farm market that's full of homegrown produce, milk in glass bottles, locally-made cheeses and honey.
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Peruse the wine selection from Rose Bank Winery and a selection of unique gifts.
Pick your own seasonal fruits at Shady Brook Farm, such as yummy strawberries, and apples for crafting our own apple butter.
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Or gather a bouquet of sunflowers and purchase seeds and materials to grow your own at the Garden Center.
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Look for the Sunflower Festival and other events.
Order a yummy pizza from the Stone's Throw at Shady Brook Farm for a delicious lunch.
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Imagine the freshness of the toppings from one of the best farms in Pennsylvania.
And we love the decadent homemade goodies - from pies and cookies to breads and cakes.
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The Apple Cider Doughnuts are dreamy confections stuffed with homemade vanilla ice cream.
In the fall, grab a cart, because one is never enough.
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And show up for the extraordinary Fall Festival which is also marked on the events page.
Near Christmastime, the farm transforms into a winter wonderland with its annual holiday lights show.
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What’s your favorite part of this farm market in Pennsylvania? Let us know in the comments! For more information, visit Shady Brook Farm’s website. And why not make a weekend of it, and book a room for the night?

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