Step 1
Check the market format
Confirm whether you are visiting a permanent shop, a seasonal stand, or a market with separate vendors. The market’s opening time may not be the same as a particular vendor’s schedule.
Virginia directory
Compare 5 listings across 5 towns. Open each store page to confirm current hours, products, payment options, and directions before traveling.
Listings
5
Public record matches
4
Mapped listings
5
Marked seasonal
1
These listings are spread across smaller communities. Use the individual addresses and map links to compare stops.
Directory categories and product notes describe the current listing data; they are not guarantees of inventory, ownership, or business hours.
A useful route starts with the product or service you need, then narrows the listings by location and current business details. These checks are specific to this store category.
Step 1
Confirm whether you are visiting a permanent shop, a seasonal stand, or a market with separate vendors. The market’s opening time may not be the same as a particular vendor’s schedule.
Step 2
Treat product lists as starting points. Ask what is available for your visit and whether a desired quantity needs an advance order, especially for preserving or a larger gathering.
Step 3
If farm-grown, local, or a particular growing method matters to you, ask the seller about that item. A farm market name does not establish the origin or production method of everything sold.
| Listing | Town | Product detail | Contact options | Record signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farmers Wife Market | Remington | 2 named categories | Phone + Website | Directory record |
| The Dayton Market | Dayton | 2 named categories | Phone + Website | Public record matched |
| Homestead Creamery | Wirtz | 3 named categories | Phone + Website | Public record matched |
| Anderson’s Country Market | Madison Heights | 3 named categories | Phone + Website | Public record matched |
| Nalls Farm Market | Berryville | 3 named categories | Phone + Website | Public record matched |
Use this table to shortlist pages; open the listing before relying on a product, schedule, or contact detail. A public-record match identifies a business record but does not establish Amish ownership.
204 E. Main St, Remington, VA
Carries a range of products from both Amish and non-Amish vendors. Amish meats and cheeses come from Lancaster County, PA and Ohio.
3105 John Wayland Hwy, Dayton, VA
Lots of Amish folks selling their products. A wonderful place to visit and shop in a scenic area.
7254 Booker T Washington Hwy, Wirtz, VA
Sells delicious food, canned items, and seasonal produce.
3748 South Amherst Highway, Madison Heights, VA
Owned and operated by Anderson’s family. They carry a range of products both Amish and non-Amish made. Some Amish meats and cheeses available.
4869 Harry Byrd Highway, Berryville, VA
Features fresh produce grown both by Amish and local farmers.
The current directory listings are spread across 5 towns. The leading locations in this collection are Berryville (1), Dayton (1), Madison Heights (1), and Remington (1). Open the individual listings for addresses and route links.
The current listing notes mention meats, cheeses, Fresh produce, Seasonal fruit, and delicious food. These are directory notes rather than live inventory, so confirm the exact product, quantity, or model before making a special trip.
4 of the 5 listings are connected to matched public business records and 5 have coordinates available for mapping. A record match is not owner verification, and hours, products, payment methods, and operating status can change after a check.
No ownership claim follows from inclusion in this collection. The directory covers Amish, Mennonite, plain-community, and related country businesses. A name, category, or product range does not by itself establish ownership or who made a particular item.