Peters Orchards

06/02/2026

Only 3 days left until our first Lion’s Club Weekend of the season!
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Come out this Friday (6/5), Saturday (6/6), and Sunday (6/7) to support the York Springs Lions Club food truck! They will have STRAWBERRY sundaes and pies (using FRESH Peters’ berries), hotdogs, french fries, and more!
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06/01/2026

🍓🍓🍓The wait is over! Peters’ strawberries are now arriving fresh from the field!!! 🍓🍓🍓

While you’re here, grab one of our many delicious strawberry flavored products including jam, salad dressings, fudge, shortcake, baked goods & MORE!

05/29/2026

Our summer hours are officially here!
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We are now open 8:00am to 7:00pm everyday of the week!

05/23/2026

What will your cart look like this Memorial Day weekend? 🍉🍓🥬🌽

Brave the rain and stop by Peters Orchards to grab all of the essentials to make your weekend perfect!

Delicious watermelons, fresh corn on the cob, local strawberries, local lettuce, freshly picked asparagus, red beets, spring onions and so much more!

05/18/2026

BEE honest, we all love a yummy sweet treat!
Our market is filled with fresh, delicious, local sweet treat options for everyone!
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The WHIPPED honey and HOT honey are newer additions to our shelves, but the perfect addition to your favorite meals!

We also have an assortment of cookies and fudge from Blue Spruce, another local farm. 🍪

And of course, you can’t forget the sweetest treat of all: FRESH BERRIES! 🫐🍓

05/16/2026

We have extended hours and will extend again for the summer. Stay tuned!

05/15/2026

NEW PRODUCT: We have raw milk fresh from Apple Valley Creamery now available in our market!! 🥛🐄

We also have other spring favorites including LOCAL ASPARAGUS and LOCAL TOMATOES!! 🍅💚

05/09/2026

The Peters family is dealing with the impacts of the April 21st freeze event. We are blessed with a vast orchard of rolling hills that allow cold air to drain away. As a result, many of our blooms were spared from the freeze. We are grateful and anticipate a full market of Peters-grown produce for our customers this coming season. Look for increased hours as we head through May and into summer.

Two killing freezes dealt serious blows to Adams County's prized apple and peach crops this spring. Now growers seek to make the most of what's left, and then chart a bridge to a better 2027.