Experience “On The Farm” Hospitality

Berkeley County’s farm markets offer more than fresh produce—they’re a chance to experience the region’s agricultural heritage, meet local growers and makers, and enjoy a taste of the Eastern Panhandle. From orchards and farm stands to pumpkin patches and honey, there’s something to discover in every season.

Orr’s Farm Market

Orr's Farm Market is a longtime favorite. The family farm dates back to 1954 and offers tree-ripened fruits, seasonal produce, jams, sauces and baked goods. Depending on the season, visitors can pick their own strawberries, cherries, blueberries, grapes and pumpkins, making Orr’s a great stop for families.

Taylor's Farm Market in Inwood is another must-visit, featuring products from local farms, West Virginia wines and a variety of regional foods. Be sure to grab a bite at the on-site Cider Press Deli & Grill.

For fall fun, Old McDonalds Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze brings the harvest season to life with classic farm activities and family-friendly entertainment.

Honey Moon Apiary

Don’t overlook Honey Moon Apiary at historic Nipetown Hollow Farm, where visitors can discover locally produced raw honey, specialty infused honey products, seasonal flowers and authentic beekeeping.

Add Kitchen’s Orchard & Farm Market, Spring Valley Farm Market and the Martinsburg Farmers Market to your itinerary, and you’ll quickly see why Berkeley County is a delicious destination for farm-fresh experiences.