Often times when I go to the Original Farmer's Market near Cecil I tend to miss out on the "hot items" in this case being honeycrisp apples. Simmon's Farm is located in nearby McMurray, PA. There is a sign as you enter that says "no public restrooms." They carry a good selection of produce that you will find directly from their farm and from other places as well. The sell freshly baked pies along with a host of other goodies such as cookies and popcorn.
As the season begins to change apples are just beginning to get in the forefront but right now there's a vast number of tomatoes available if you are into canning. They sell plants and they make their own cider. There is a sign which will enable you to pick your own pumpkin directly from the farm but that will probably be in Oct.
They sell some of the convenience foods I have seen in grocery stores along with their own cider. It is wise however, to know your prices because not everything is at a better rate than at the supermarket. I looked at the cantaloupes and thought for $4.00 a melon they looked overripe. The tomatoes however, were marked with a white label as soft which would be used for cooking.
They have a lovely greenhouse and a beautiful selection of white and traditional pumpkins if you want to get a jump-start on your baking or for Halloween. Everything is clearly marked. If you want to buy corn on the cob they sell it as bagged for 6 ears or a dozen. Individual is sold as well but I really wasn't looking for that.
I was pleased to be able to pick up my honey-crisp apples which were a descent size to tide me over for the next week or so. They have their own parking lot and it is a easy on and off from either side of Rt 19 South.