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Mason Dixon Farms

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Mason Dixon Farms is a farm visit destination in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops. Rated 4.0 from 42 reviews. Confirm hours before you go.

About this farm

Mason Dixon Farms is a farm visit destination in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, useful for seasonal produce, stands, and agri-tourism stops.

It holds a 4.0 rating across 42 public reviews.

Today (Friday) is listed as Open 24 hours. Hours can change with harvest and weather.

Location

Find Mason Dixon Farms at 1800 Mason Dixon Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325, United States. Plus Code: PPFQ+8W Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA.

1800 Mason Dixon Rd , Gettysburg , Pennsylvania 17325 , US

Hours

Local time (America/New_York). Hours can change with harvest and weather — confirm before you go.

Open now Today · Friday

Open 24 hours

Monday

Open 24 hours

Tuesday

Open 24 hours

Wednesday

Open 24 hours

Thursday

Open 24 hours

Friday · today

Open 24 hours

Saturday

Open 24 hours

Sunday

Open 24 hours

Before you go

A short checklist so the trip feels easy — especially helpful for first-time u-pick visits in Pennsylvania.

  • Check whether this stop is a stand, orchard tour, or full farm experience before you arrive.
  • Call or check the website for today’s picking conditions — mud, rain, and sold-out fields are common.
  • Arrive earlier in the day for cooler weather and better selection during peak weekends.
  • Cash still helps at smaller stands even when cards are accepted.

Photos

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What visitors say

42 reviews on file · showing 8 visitor notes from the listing data.

“I was able to talk with the eldest Waybright that lived in the old farm house many years ago telling me of my relatives that is now used for bed & breakfast. The owners and my family both descendents of Martin Waybright The original farm by our first ancestor, Martin Weybrecht from Prussia in 1732 built the log cabin circa 1741 approimately (update closer date) at 1304 Hunsicker road; Lancaster, PA. Martin Weybrecht built the stone home circa 1741 ( update closer date) approximately at 1099 Landis Valley road; Lancaster, PA. This proper is behind the church's baseball field back stop. We helped to keep them from stopping them from taking down the original home and second barn. They were ordered to not make changes or improvements to the immediate area or home, but violated the agreement. This church's representative did not care about our hertiage. Our eldest relative Weybrecht sold it to brother in law Landis after he got into financial problems. The eldest had to take care of his mother and they moved into Lancaster city. The brothers moved west south of Gettysburg. Just before the Civil War two brothers moved in the area of West Virginia/Virginia border near Seneca Rock WV. The other brother moved to Ohio.”

“If you knew the first thing about dairy production, you would know that a lot of this footage is taken out of context and the "facts" in this video are not solid at all. If a cow gets on top of a water trough do you expect them to just say "come on sweetie"? Of course not! Its impossible to get a crane in to move the cow. How else was it supposed to be done? Please explain. Leaking udders isnt caused by "over milking". It can be cause by a lot of things which can be treated with a vaccine (please dont go on a rant about vaccinactions in animals). The point of this is, every industry has its flaws. Until you become educated and aware of our industry, please do not critsize and condem us. Animal agriculture is something that will not go away anytime soon no matter how many protests and videos "exposing" the industry are released.”

“Thank you, dairy farmers! The Waybright's are a true example what it means to give your all into the work you do! From caring for the dairy cows to harvesting crops they are hands on operation! Thank you for devoting your lives to caring for animals, caring for the environment, and caring for us by producing a nutritious and safe product.”

“Animal activists are incorrect and animal abusers themselves. I was here and toured the place and these folks are A+ farmers. Besides, DFA questions the motives of the activists and everyone should have reason to distrust someone who knows very little about animals and farming.”

“Food was good but the bathroom stall is way to small. This was very tight space.”

“My food was very expensive and no flavor. Chicken n shrimp skewers. I asked for silverware but never received any. 31 dollar lunch. The beer was good, but I like to eat...”

“I just watched the most disgusting video of animal torture and abuse at this farm. They should be ashamed of themselves.”

“Cruelty on a whole new level. Just love the big ol bitty who answers the phone. She was very disrespectful and cruel.”

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FAQ

Is this a u-pick farm?

It may be a farm stand, orchard visit, or agri-tourism stop. Check the website or call ahead for picking rules.

Where is Mason Dixon Farms?

1800 Mason Dixon Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325, United States Plus Code PPFQ+8W Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA.

What are today’s hours?

Friday: Open 24 hours. Full weekly hours are listed above.

How do I get there?

Use the Directions button for turn-by-turn navigation to 39.72328, -77.26022.

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