Find raw milk in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania permits licensed dairies to sell raw milk, and the farmland around Philadelphia has plenty. Find your nearest on the map.
Organised lists 15 dairies selling raw milk within 50 miles of Philadelphia. 11 deliver to your door.
Raw milk dairies near Philadelphia
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Dutch Meadows FarmRaw milk farm in Paradise, Pennsylvania, 47 miles from Philadelphia5 (1050 reviews)Dutch Meadows Farm in Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania has been owned by the Stoltzfus family for three generations and has farmed organically and regeneratively for over twenty years. The herd is Dutch Belted, a heritage breed, kept 100 percent grass fed for certified organic raw milk that also becomes yogurt, kefir, butter, cream and a wide range of raw milk cheeses. Beef is 100 percent grass fed and finished, and the farm raises pastured chicken, turkey, milk fed pork and mobile pasture raised eggs, never using harmful pesticides, chemicals or artificial growth hormones.
Dutch Meadows works with a close knit family of small sustainable farms, so the online store and the on farm shop also carry produce, sourdough baking, lacto fermented goods, raw honey and maple syrup from partners it names openly. The farm store on Country Lane is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm, with home delivery and pickup points across Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. Farm tours and a yearly Fun Day open the farm to visitors. - 2
Bobolink Dairy & BakehouseFarm shop in Milford, New Jersey, 43 miles from Philadelphia4.8 (279 reviews)Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse is a regenerative, 100% grass fed farm at Milford in New Jersey, where the cows graze open pasture and their milk becomes handcrafted raw milk cheeses. Alongside the dairy runs a bakehouse producing naturally leavened breads from heritage grains, baked in a wood fired oven.
You can buy at the farm store on Stamets Road, which opens most days of the week, order online, or find the cheeses and breads at farmers' markets. The farm also welcomes visitors for tours, so you can see the cows outside for yourself. - 3
Necessity Farms & DairyFarm shop in Telford, Pennsylvania, 28 miles from Philadelphia4.9 (238 reviews)Necessity Farms & Dairy is a small family operated farm in Telford, Pennsylvania, in the suburbs of Philadelphia. It is a grass fed raw milk dairy and pastured beef farm run on the belief that good, healthy food is a necessity rather than a luxury, and the family aims to treat customers like family when they walk into the store.
Alongside raw milk they sell free range chicken, soy free non GMO eggs, pastured beef and pork and grass fed lamb, plus smoked meats such as turkey breast and chicken. Fresh sausages are a fixture, with five or six poultry sausages and at least one pork sausage made every week. The farm store is open Tuesday to Saturday. - 4
Hershey HarvestFarm shop in Reading, Pennsylvania, 50 miles from Philadelphia4.6 (261 reviews)Hershey Harvest is Robert and Debbie Hershey's farm store in Laureldale, Pennsylvania, backed by their own Lancaster County farm. The farm is home to Fullblood Braunvieh cattle that graze native heritage grass for their entire life span, and to Brown Swiss dairy cows that are never fed any grain and produce a full bodied raw A2 milk. Hanna's hens, with plenty of open room and sunshine, supply the eggs.
Debbie's commercial kitchen at the family farmhouse cooks the homemade line the store is known for, from chicken pot pie and beef vegetable pie to stews, chilis and barbecue, and the shop runs a full deli of meats and cheeses. The Hersheys opened their first store in 1986 and moved to the present Laureldale location in 1998, and the same retail management team has served Berks County customers since 1988. Open Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm, closed Sunday. - 5
Pigeon Creek FarmRaw milk farm in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, 30 miles from Philadelphia5 (88 reviews)Pigeon Creek Farm is a small family dairy in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, run by Mike and Abby alongside two other generations of their family. The farming is deliberately small scale, with raw and pasteurised milk bottled daily with the cream on top, and the farm makes its own aged and fresh raw milk cheeses.
The farm store also sells pasture raised and free range chicken, duck and quail eggs, local grass fed Harper's Ice Cream, baked goods from local bakeries, and home grown beef and pork from Cedar Meadows Farm. The store opens Monday to Saturday and is closed on Sundays. - 6
Flint Hill Farm Educational CenterRaw milk farm in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, 41 miles from Philadelphia4.5 (67 reviews)Flint Hill Farm is a 27 acre preserved farm in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, farmed since the early 1910s and now home to the Flint Hill Farm Educational Center, a nonprofit whose mission is to bridge the gap between the urban and suburban community and the farm. Alpine goats and Jersey cows are milked daily, and the farm is a certified raw milk dairy through the PA Department of Agriculture, proudly carrying the PA Preferred label on its food.
The farm store is open to the public every day, selling raw and pasteurised Jersey cow milk, raw goat milk, artisan cheeses, yogurt, kefir, buttermilk, fresh cream butter and pastured duck and chicken eggs. Around the working dairy runs a full education programme: cheese making and bread baking classes, school tours, summer camps, horse riding and family farm stays where visitors collect their own eggs and help milk the cows and goats. - 7
Pasture to ForkFarm shop in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, 41 miles from Philadelphia4.6 (60 reviews)Pasture to Fork is Sam and Esther Fisher's family farm in Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, raising animals outdoors on pasture under a plainly stated pledge. No GMOs, no soy, no chemicals, no antibiotics and no artificial hormones, with 100% grass fed beef, soy free pastured chicken, pasture raised pork and truly pastured eggs.
The farm store on Compass Road is open Monday to Saturday and stocks the full range, from A2A2 grass fed raw milk, raw milk ice cream, cheese and yogurt to meat, eggs, produce and pantry goods. There is UPS home delivery and a Greater Philly delivery round for anyone who cannot get to Honey Brook. - 8
Gap View Farm MarketRaw milk farm in Gap, Pennsylvania, 46 miles from Philadelphia4.7 (31 reviews)Gap View Farm calls itself the land of milk and honey: an Amish family farm and market on Newport Road at Gap, Pennsylvania, minutes from Intercourse in Lancaster County. The market sits on a working farm, and visitors can see the cows that make its fresh local raw milk, sold unfiltered, unpasteurised and unhomogenised, and feed the ducks that lay its duck eggs. The farm describes natural soil with no hormones and no pesticides.
The market is open to the public Monday to Saturday, nine in the morning to seven in the evening, and closed Sundays. Alongside the dairy counter it sells the farm's famous sweet corn, tomatoes and seasonal vegetables, pure raw honey, beef and chicken, all natural ice cream with no additives, and flowers and plants for garden or home. The getrawmilk directory also lists raw Jersey milk, raw cheese and yogurt here, and notes the offer is non GMO and chemical free. - 9
Wholesome Dairy FarmsRaw milk farm in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, 40 miles from Philadelphia4.7 (31 reviews)Wholesome Dairy Farms is a grass fed raw milk dairy on Camp Road in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, run by Mark Lopez. The cows are pastured on rotating acreage and the farm grows its own hay, keeping the herd on a natural grass diet.
The farm store sells raw milk, raw milk cheese, cage free eggs, pastured chickens, grass fed beef and veal. It opens Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm and Saturday from 9am to 4pm, and many customers bring their families along to see the well cared for cows and calves. - 10
Fresh Start FarmRaw milk farm in Pennsylvania, 35 miles from Philadelphia5 (24 reviews)Fresh Start Farm is a small dairy farm at Pipersville in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where farmer Mikayla sells raw milk straight from the herd. The cows are individually cared for and raised on pasture, and the farm wants you to know exactly where your milk comes from rather than buying a farm label at a store.
Raw milk is sold at the farm by the half gallon or gallon, with cash or card taken. You can buy during open hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays, or preorder for Saturday pickup, and if you prefer glass, bring your own bottle on a Tuesday or Thursday and they will fill it for you. Farm tours can be arranged too. - 11
Noble PasturesRaw milk farm in Christiana, Pennsylvania, 46 miles from Philadelphia5 (13 reviews)Noble Pastures is a family farm in Christiana, Pennsylvania, producing raw A2 dairy, pasture raised eggs and artisan farm products. Its raw cow milk and cream come from 100% grass fed A2/A2 cows grazing open pastures, free from hormones and antibiotics, and the farm also makes raw cheese and offers sheep and goat dairy alongside fermented foods and drinks.
Beyond the dairy there are pasture raised, soy free chickens and eggs, 100% grass fed beef, goat milk soap, honey and maple syrup, and freshly baked sourdough bread from einkorn and spelt flours. Orders are placed through the farm's online store for on farm pickup, local pickup points or home delivery, with a zip code check at sign up. The farm describes itself as transparent, ethical and honest, from pasture to plate. - 12
Greens of Life Family FarmRaw milk farm in Pennington, New Jersey, 31 miles from PhiladelphiaGreens of Life Family Farm sits on Pennington-Titusville Road in Pennington, New Jersey, and describes its work as a commitment to regenerative agriculture and animal welfare. The farm sells 100% grass fed, pasture raised beef with never any added hormones, antibiotics or preservatives, alongside pastured poultry, lamb and pork that forage outside on pasture with open indoor access.
Raw dairy is a core offer, with raw milk sold by the gallon and half gallon through the farm's own Family Farm Delivery shop, which brings orders from the farm straight to the door in Staten Island, Brooklyn and parts of New Jersey. Eggs and fresh produce round out the range, and all meat cuts are flash frozen for delivery. The farm presents itself simply: authentic, nutritious products, straight from our farm to your door.
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Can you buy raw milk in Philadelphia?
Pennsylvania lets licensed dairies sell raw milk, and there are several in the farmland around Philadelphia. A farm needs a current permit to sell, so it is worth confirming a dairy is still licensed before you visit.
How do I find raw milk near me?
Open the map on this page and it will centre on your area, showing only farms that sell raw milk. Pan or zoom to widen the search, then open a farm to see its address, opening hours and contact details.
Is raw milk legal in the UK?
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, registered farms can sell raw drinking milk direct to the consumer, at the farm, at a farmers' market, or by delivery, and it must carry a Food Standards Agency warning label. Sale of raw milk is not permitted in Scotland.
Is raw milk legal in the United States?
It depends on the state. Some states allow raw milk to be sold in shops, some allow sales only at the farm, and others do not permit retail sales at all. Check the rules for your state before you buy.
What should I look for when buying raw milk?
Look for a clean, well run dairy that tests its herd and is happy to talk you through how the milk is produced and stored. Keep raw milk chilled, and use it within a few days of collection.
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