Grassy Ridge Farms | Homegrown produce & family tradition in Noxen
Grassy Ridge Farms in Noxen has been a community favorite for farm-fresh produce since 1968. Family-owned and operated for over five decades, this 60-acre farm continues a proud tradition of quality and care. The stand opens mid-July through early December, offering a bounty of fruits, vegetables, and locally made goods that reflect the best of each season in NEPA.
During the summer months, customers flock to the farm for their fresh-picked sweet corn, tomatoes, and peaches. As fall arrives, the farm transforms with rows of vibrant pumpkins, gourds, and mums. Visitors can also enjoy crisp apples, fresh-pressed cider, and homemade preserves. Local honey, maple syrup, jams, and relishes add a touch of sweetness to every visit.
The farm’s history runs deep in the Wyoming County community. Founded by Jack and Virginia Field, the operation has grown from a modest roadside stand to a well-loved local landmark now managed by their son Mark and his wife Debbye. Their dedication to fresh, local food and friendly service has made Grassy Ridge Farms a trusted source for generations.
Located at the corner of Route 29 and Lutes Corner Road, just south of the Route 309 intersection, Grassy Ridge Farms remains a must-stop for anyone who loves locally grown produce.
Grassy Ridge Farms in Noxen delivers farm-fresh flavor, local pride, and a legacy of family farming in the Endless Mountains.
