Days/Hours of operation: Open April through December 24th. The store is open 7 days a week from 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday, and 8 am to 5 pm on Sunday.
Tours: Guided lesson/tour available. Wagon tours of the farm can be scheduled. The cost is $100.00 for a 1-hour interactive experience. Groups of up to 30 people can be seated on the wagon. If available, a pavilion with picnic tables can be used to stage tours for larger groups. Our packing house was built in 1928 and is still in use. Apples are still washed and graded August through December. Reservations must be made to tour the facility. The cost is $2.50 per person and would include an apple. For any tour, call ahead to reserve time.
Programs: T.S. Smith & Sons is a working farm. You will see and learn how your fruits and vegetables are grown. May - learn about asparagus and strawberries. Pick your own strawberries are available. July/August - peaches, nectarines cantaloupes, and sweet corn are in season. Learn about their production and pick a tree-ripened peach. You-pick peaches and nectarines are available. August – October: Apples are in season. Gala and Honey crisp are ready in August followed by Jonagold, Fuji, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Black Twig and Stayman. Pick your own is available. Note: April – The average bloom date for peaches is April 5th to the 15th and apples April 15 to 25th. This is the time to take beautiful pictures of the orchards in bloom.
Ages/Grade levels: The guides will tailor their talk to the age/grade level of the guests.
Materials: A brochure providing a brief history of the farm, events and fruits and vegetables produced is available.
Recent Reviews
Beth Murrow : 4 on 10/18/2024 6:16 pm 
Tedd Henn : 5 on 4/28/2019 11:03 pm Stopped for lunch on way home from OC. Food came out fast and I enjoyed best tuna melt and grilled cheese sandwiches we’ve ever had.
While you’re waiting for lunch walk around the market, you’ll feel like you’ve transcended time. Sample some gourmet olive oils and / or dehydrated beet or veggie chips or local butter toasted peanuts.
A super clean market with lots of fresh produce & other food choices. Super friendly staff all did a great job to ensure we had a great lunch! Can’t wait to go back this summer.
Gwyneth Jones : 5 on 8/12/2018 12:55 pm TS. Smith & Sons on Redden road is worth waiting for the left hand arrow off 13 easily found by taking the Bridgeville bypass on the way to the beach. That's right, it's on the left of Rt. 13 and it seems to always take about 2 left arrow light rotations to make that turn - but, as I said, worth it!
More than a Farmer's Market but with all the great farm produce! I love getting blueberries here. They taste SO much better than those in the grocery store. Also available, coffee, breakfast sandwiches, cut your own Sunflowers, breads, hand soaps, and a very nice clean bathroom.
I recently blogged about *Beachy Travel Tips* with great places to stop off on the way to and from the Maryland and Delaware beach featuring traffic tips, shopping, and of course, the best and cleanest pit stops! There's nothing like a clean bathroom! And if you can also get lovely local produce and more while you're there? All the better! TS Smith & Sons is just delightful!
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