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Browse 72 Amish stores, markets, and shops in Pennsylvania. Compare contact details, towns, store types, products, and route-planning notes before you visit.
Pennsylvania is home to one of the oldest and most celebrated Amish settlements in North America, with roots stretching back to the 1720s when Swiss-German Anabaptist immigrants first established communities in Lancaster County. Today, Lancaster County alone hosts roughly 40,000 Old Order Amish — the largest single Amish community in the world — making it the definitive destination for anyone seeking an authentic encounter with Amish culture, craftsmanship, and commerce.
What sets Pennsylvania's Amish country apart is the sheer depth of the visitor experience combined with centuries of unbroken tradition. Lancaster County's Old Order Amish communities have maintained horse-and-buggy travel, oil lamp interiors, and German dialect speech since long before neighboring settlements were established. The county has developed a mature network of Amish-owned businesses — bulk food stores, quilt shops, furniture workshops, and farmers markets.
Beyond Lancaster, Pennsylvania harbors several lesser-known but equally authentic Amish settlements scattered across the state's rural interior, including Kishacoquillas Valley (Big Valley) in Mifflin County, New Wilmington in Lawrence County, and growing communities in Somerset and Indiana counties.
Lancaster County's communities around Bird-in-Hand, Intercourse, Strasburg, and Gordonville are predominantly Old Order Amish. Roughly 200 miles northwest, Kishacoquillas Valley in Mifflin County — locally called Big Valley — is one of the most theologically diverse Amish settlements in the country, where three distinct affiliations coexist: the Nebraska Amish (white-topped buggies), the Byler Amish (yellow-topped buggies), and the Renno Amish (black-topped buggies), making Big Valley a living illustration of how Amish practice evolves through generations.
Lawrence County's New Wilmington settlement (established 1840s) is known for high-quality quilts and woodworking. Somerset County in the southwest has a growing Old Order community producing excellent maple products, furniture, and baked goods with far less tourist traffic than Lancaster.
Late September through October is the single best window to visit Pennsylvania Amish country — fall foliage peaks, harvest season fills roadside stands with sweet corn, pumpkins, and apple cider. Summer brings the fullest farmers market activity but also the heaviest tourist traffic in Lancaster County, particularly on weekends. Avoid Lancaster County on summer holiday weekends. All Amish-owned businesses are closed on Sundays without exception.
Photography is the most important etiquette issue in Pennsylvania Amish country. Lancaster County Amish are among the most emphatic in the country about it — most Old Order Amish here consider being photographed a violation of religious principle. Do not photograph people, buggies with occupants, or farmyards without explicit permission. Prices at Amish-run stores are typically fair and non-negotiable; haggling is not part of the culture here.
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Ronks
The largest clusters are around Ronks, Philadelphia, Ephrata with 5 listings.
Bulk Foods Store
19 shops specialise in bulk foods store, alongside farm market, general market.
Check seasonal hours
1 listing is seasonal - late spring through fall delivers the fullest farm-market experience.
12025 Susquehanna Trail, Glen Rock, PA
Sizeable market containing a broad choice of products provided by Amish and non-Amish vendors.
328 North Belmont Road, Gordonville, PA
Amish-owned road stand selling canned and home-baked goods.
State and Union Streets, Kennett Square, PA
Amish and non-Amish vendors, providing a wide array of foods, bulk foods, cheeses, groceries, fresh produce and much more.
Rt. 41 near Avondale, Avondale, PA
Takes place every Saturday in front of the New Garden Township Maintenance Garage. Fresh produce locally grown by Amish and non-Amish suppliers. Amish baked goods available.
Corner of 3rd and Locust Street, Oxford, PA
Fresh produce from Amish farms.
East Passyunk Ave, at 11th and Tasker Streets, Philadelphia, PA
Amish baked goods.
51 North 12th Street, Philadelphia, PA
A bustling urban market offering a wide selection of stands selling foods and products from around a world, in a historic location operating since 1892. Amish homemade goods available, and ten Amish/Mennonite vendors in the “Pennsylvania Dutch” section.
1825 W Chew St, Allentown, PA
Home to over 60 stands run both by Amish and non-Amish sellers, offering an array of products including Amish homemade baked goods.
2725 A Lincoln Highway East, Ronks, PA
Amish owned and operated farm. Provides fresh produce and homemade baked goods such as whoopie pies, pumpkin rolls, breads and more. Home preserved goods, root beer, horseradish available as well.
244 Mentzer Road, New Holland, PA
Hormone-free milk and homemade ice-cream made on an Amish farm.
758 W. Lancaster Blvd & Date Ave, Lancaster County, PA
Indoor and outdoor vendor spaces with numerous fresh food sellers.
Little Britain Rd, Quarryville, PA
General Amish store.
429 Sproul Rd, Kirkwood, PA
General Amish store.
451 Maple Shade Rd, Kirkwood, PA
Amish nursery and greenhouse.
589 Musser School Rd, Leola, PA
Known as the Amish Walmart
5602 Old Philadelphia Pike, Gap, PA
Benefits Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). Hosts regular quilting bees where local Amish and Mennonite ladies quilt beautiful new quilts for sale.
704 E Lincoln Ave, Myerstown, PA
A Mennonite-owned consignment store.
705 Graystone Rd, Manheim, PA
A country market offering a variety of products.
499 Fairground Rd, Lewisburg, PA
A farmers market held every Wednesday in Union County.
Rt 130, Pleasant Unity, PA
Market offering fresh meats with great prices.
1407 Dwight Dr, Johnstown, PA
Market offering fresh meats and other products.
8160 Susquehanna Trail, Port Trevorton, PA
Farm market and bakery offering Amish goods.
1718 Smith Township State Rd, Burgettstown, PA
Kauffman Family Marketplace offers bulk dry goods, deli meats, some groceries, and Amish furniture.
2910-2964 Stumptown Rd, Ronks, PA
Amish Store 31 offers a good selection of bulk foods, groceries, and homemade jams.
581 Fayette-Neshannock Falls Rd, Volant, PA
Byler’s Grocery Store offers discount foods and groceries.
2730 Fox Hill Rd, Ulysses, PA
Amish bulk food store offers Amish bulk foods.
375 Berry Rd, Washington, PA
Amish Touch offers Amish furniture.
136 Peight Store Ln, Belleville, PA
Offers bulk foods, meats, cheeses, and other groceries.
10 Mooney Rd, Shippensburg, PA
Offers bulk foods, deli meats, groceries.
24989 PA-99, Cambridge Springs, PA
Offers bulk foods and groceries.
1717 W Main St, Ephrata, PA
Offers a variety of country and Amish style groceries.
291 Centerville Rd, Gordonville, PA
Offers bulk foods.
988 Hickory Bottom Rd, Woodbury, PA
Offers flour, sugar, many baking items, gluten free flours and mixes, spices, nuts, seeds, dried fruits, variety of snacks, pasta, many different candies, fresh produce, canning supplies, and many more bulk food items.
193 Limestone Rd, Oxford, PA
Offers a wide variety of market vendors that range from craft vendors, produce vendors, and even antique vendors.
43 W Eby Rd, Leola, PA
Offers dairy products.
133 Toddy Dr, East Earl, PA
Offers Amish style quilts.
23 N Market St, Lancaster, PA
Historic farmers’ market in downtown Lancaster City. The oldest continuously-operated such market in America. Over 60 vendors, including Amish.
845 Woodland Rd, Wyomissing, PA
Foods including organic produce, baked goods, gourmet coffee, barbecue, salads, meats stand, and pretzels.
3378 Old Philadelphia Pike, Ronks, PA
Busy Bees Farm Market offers locally grown fruits and vegetables in addition to hand twisted soft pretzels and homemade potato chips.
3097 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand, PA
Extensive selection of products including some Amish-made such as dumplings from family-owned Arianna’s Bakery and Amish canned vegetables.
2150 South Eagle Road, Newtown, PA
Newtown PA Dutch Farmers Market offers meat, fish, poultry & grocery stalls plus numerous prepared-food vendors.
498 Green Lane, Bristol, PA
Bristol Amish Market provides fresh seasonal produce, bulk foods, meats, cheeses and much more. Crafts and furniture available as well.
1825 W Chew St, Allentown, PA
Allentown Farmers Market offers fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and honey.
6326 Greenhill Road, New Hope, PA
A 30-acre outdoor market with Amish meats and baked goods, fresh fruits, vegetables, antiques, collectibles and much more.
Pennsylvania 611, Tannersville, PA
Fresh produce including sweet corn, tomatoes, strawberries, blueberries, peaches.
3217 Old Philadelphia Pike, Ronks, PA
Amish farm market, locally owned and operated by Elam & Naomi Fisher, features homemade root beer, baked goods, home canned preserves, and handcrafted gifts.
467 Berwick Hazleton Highway, Nescopeck, PA
Carries broad selection of Amish products including fruit butter, meats, cheeses, Amish Wedding foods, granola and noodles.
277 Pennsylvania 18, New Wilmington, PA
Family owned and operated farm and market. Offers fresh produce and specialty items for over 150 years. Amish homemade fresh baked goods available.
1362 Naamans Creek Road, Garnet Valley, PA
Offers produce, meats, cakes, pies, sticky buns, donuts, pot pies, and old fashioned homecooked meals.
429 Sproul Road, Kirkwood, PA
Amish owned and operated variety store. Features groceries, bulk foods, cheeses, meats, kitchen gadgets, housewares, books, vitamins, herbs, dairy products and much more.
2101 Kissel Hill Rd, Lititz, PA
Offers Amish baked goods including whoopie, pies, breads, cookies and more every Friday and Saturday.
955 North State Street, Ephrata, PA
Offers fresh meats, produce, Amish baked goods, antiques, handcrafted furniture, gourmet candies and more.
1165 Wilmington Pike, West Chester, PA
Highly recommended Amish market located in Westtown Village Shopping Center.
1324 Main St, East Earl, PA
Shady Maple Farm Market is a general market in East Earl, PA.
2857 Lincoln Hwy A, Ronks, PA
Dutch Haven Shoo-Fly Pie Bakery is a bakery in Ronks, PA.
111 Hoagland Rd, Bedford, PA
Fisher's Country Store is a bulk foods store in Bedford, PA.
649 E Lincoln Ave, Myerstown, PA
Dutch-Way Farm Market - Myerstown is a bulk foods store in Myerstown, PA.
2031 Cottman Ave, Philadelphia, PA
Dutch Country is a bulk foods store in Philadelphia, PA.
4228 Brownsville Rd, Pittsburgh, PA
Amish Yard, LLC is a furniture store in Pittsburgh, PA.
365 PA-41, Gap, PA
Dutch-Way Farm Market - Gap is a bulk foods store in Gap, PA.
2495 Stiegel Pike, Schaefferstown, PA
Dutch-Way Farm Market - Schaefferstown is a bulk foods store in Schaefferstown, PA.
3140 Mount Joy Rd, Mount Joy, PA
The Country Store is a bulk foods store in Mount Joy, PA.
76 Orchard Hill Rd, Mt Pleasant Mills, PA
Whispering Pines Fruit Farm & Country Market is a bulk foods store in Mt Pleasant Mills, PA.
959 Octorara Trail, Parkesburg, PA
Hershey's Farm Market is a general market in Parkesburg, PA.
347 Rife Run Rd, Manheim, PA
Hilltop Acres Farm Market is a general market in Manheim, PA.
51 N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA
Beiler's Bakery is a bakery in Philadelphia, PA.
820 Ivy Dr, Lancaster, PA
Forry's Country Store is a bulk foods store in Lancaster, PA.
711 E Lincoln Ave, Myerstown, PA
Dutch Country Ace Hardware is a general market in Myerstown, PA.
14 S Tower Rd, New Holland, PA
Yoder’s Country Market is a bulk foods store in New Holland, PA.
1520 Division Hwy, Ephrata, PA
The Village Farm Market is a general market in Ephrata, PA.
903 Ligonier St, Latrobe, PA
Ligonier Country Market is a general market in Latrobe, PA.
Cover multiple communities in a single trip and enjoy the food, craftsmanship, and hospitality that make Pennsylvania's Amish heritage unique.
View all Pennsylvania listingsBird-in-Hand, Intercourse, and Strasburg in Lancaster County have the highest concentration of Amish stores in Pennsylvania. Bird-in-Hand alone has a well-known farmers market, multiple quilt shops, and numerous roadside produce stands. Outside Lancaster County, New Wilmington in Lawrence County and Belleville in Mifflin County (the hub for Big Valley) are the next most productive destinations for Amish goods.
No — Pennsylvania has at least a dozen distinct Amish settlements. Significant communities exist in Mifflin County (Big Valley), Lawrence County (New Wilmington), Somerset County, Indiana County, and Clinton County. Big Valley is particularly worth visiting to see three distinct Amish affiliations — identifiable by buggy top color — farming the same valley floor.
Quilts are the signature purchase in Lancaster County — hand-stitched in traditional patterns and significantly cheaper bought directly from an Amish farm than through a retailer. Shoofly pie, whoopie pies, and Lebanon bologna are essential food stops. Bulk dry goods stores sell baking mixes, dried beans, spices, and specialty flours at prices well below grocery chain rates. Hardwood furniture in walnut and cherry represents excellent value when purchased directly from an Amish workshop.
Lancaster County is approximately 65–75 miles west of Philadelphia. Driving via the Pennsylvania Turnpike (I-76) to Route 222 south takes roughly 75–90 minutes in normal traffic. Amtrak's Keystone Service connects Philadelphia's 30th Street Station to Lancaster city in about 70 minutes — from there, a car rental or rideshare is needed to reach rural communities.
