Hours of Operation:
Thursday- 9am to 5pm
Friday 9am-8pm
Saturday 9am-4pm
Dutch Country
Farmers Market
Middletown, DE
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19709
Route 71 in the Middletown Square
in the old Thrift Way, next to Happy Harry's

Driving Directions:
From the East:
Route 1, take Route 299 Exit.  Take 299 West, to Route
71 North.  4 blocks and Middletown Square is on right.

From the North:
Take Route 896 South to Route 301 South to Route 71
South.  2 Blocks, Middletown Square on left.

From the South:
Take Route 301 North to 71 South.  2 Blocks on left.
mose@dutchcountryfarmersmarket.com
Vendor Information:
Ben at 717-419-2241
General Questions:
Mose at 717-278-9992
Over 25
Vendors...
In 31,000
square feet
2010 Events/Holidays

Pig Roast Schedule
March 18-19-20
May 20-21-22
July 1-2-3
August 26-27-28
Oct 28-29-30
New Years

Car Show July 24th
Questions often asked

Q:  Why are you only open 3 days a week?
A:  The original Farmers Markets were what
the name implies:
Farmers selling their wares to the local
community and of course, farming was a
full-time occupation, which left little time
for retail.  Most markets opened early and
closed early. Several farmers markets in
Lancaster County are still open only one
day a week.

Q:  We thought the Amish weren’t permitted
to drive cars, so how do you get here,
“Horse and Buggy?”
A:  No, we don’t drive our horses to
Middletown,  Although, we don’t drive
ourselves as we are allowed to hire non-
Amish drivers to transport us since the
average horse can’t go more than 20 miles
in one day so, as you can see, by the time we
arrived, we’d have to turn around and head
for home!!!

Q:  We were told the Amish don’t use
electricity, were we misinformed?
A:  We are not permitted to have electric in
our homes, however, exceptions are made in
outside businesses.
out of the oven. Browse through the candy shop, Relax in one of our dining rooms as you
enjoy your food, whether your pleasure is BBQ, or Dutch, fill your bags with fresh seafood,
meats and cheeses, produce, fresh crusty loaves of bread, and delicious homemade salads
to take home to the family.
BBQ Cook-off
May 21st & 22nd 2010


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