A year-round farm market selling harvested pumpkins and seasonal produce, not pick-your-own — convenient for shopping without activities, with extended hours (9am–8pm daily) and long seasonal availability (Sept–Oct).
Isaacs’ Farms and Markets is a year-round farm market selling harvested pumpkins and seasonal produce. This is shopping, not an activity. The farm is open daily 9am–8pm March through December, so the September–October window offers convenient, extended-hours access to pumpkins without the commitment of a u-pick field visit.
This is a Georgetown-area (southern Sussex County) operation, positioned in the region that experiences slightly warmer fall weather than central or northern Delaware. Sussex County’s agricultural character means this farm is surrounded by real farming operations, not suburban sprawl, which typically correlates with fresher produce and established market practices.
The farm does not offer pick-your-own. You select from what the market has on hand, choose your pumpkins, and leave. This is practical for households who do not have time for a field experience or who want a quick stop. The benefit is unpredictability avoidance: you are not subject to field-condition variables, picking-date restrictions, weather delays, or driving out to an empty field because it closed unexpectedly. You walk into a market and buy what is there.
The trade-off is that you lose the activity component. If your visit is specifically about the picking experience—children selecting their own pumpkins from vines, the tactile/educational element—this is not the right venue. If your goal is to acquire good pumpkins efficiently and you value convenience and late hours, this works.
The farm operates March through December with consistent market hours. Fall is a peak season but not the sole focus, so the operation is oriented toward regular shopping patterns rather than seasonal event marketing. This steady, non-seasonal focus often signals a professionally managed operation that does not depend on one high-traffic period to sustain the year.
9am–8pm daily is longer than many farm markets. This is useful for after-work or after-school stops, grocery shopping on a Friday evening after work, or late-morning weekend visits. The late evening window (6pm–8pm) is a practical advantage for busy households. Unlike farms that close at 5pm or operate weekends-only, this market accommodates people with inflexible schedules.
The farm is on Route 113 between Route 9 and Route 18 in south-central Sussex County. This is agricultural heartland, not a tourist corridor. If you are already traveling this route or live in the Georgetown/Dagsboro/Rehoboth area, it is a convenient stop. If you are driving an hour or more to visit specifically, confirm hours and variety first.
No pricing or variety information is available online. Call (302) 856-7245 to ask about pumpkin sizes, varieties, pricing, and current availability before your visit. Ask specifically: What pumpkin sizes do you have (small decorative, medium carving, large)? Do you have heirloom or specialty varieties, or standard orange pumpkins? What do they cost per pound or per pumpkin? Are you expecting to be well-stocked in early September, mid-October, or late October? This quick call removes uncertainty and helps you plan your timing and budget.
September 1 through October 31, 2026, daily 9am–8pm. The extended hours (open until 8pm) are convenient for evening shopping or after-work stops. The farm is open year-round but focuses on seasonal produce in fall.
30 minutes to one hour for browsing and selecting pumpkins. This is a market visit, not a farm-activity experience.
Unknown. The farm's year-round market focus and produce-stand model suggest a low-key, local-traffic operation compared to marketed fall-activity farms. Likely quieter than Parsons Farms or Frightland.
Not published. Standard farm-market lot; assume modest size.
Not published online. A produce market typically has ground-level access; call (302) 856-7245 to confirm ADA accommodations if needed.
You want a u-pick experience or expect farm activities (mazes, hayrides, animals). Isaacs' sells harvested pumpkins only, no pick-your-own field. If activities or pumpkin picking are your goal, this is not the right farm. Also reconsider if you value atmosphere or photo opportunities — this is a straightforward produce market, not an experiential venue.
No. Isaacs' sells harvested pumpkins in the market, not pick-your-own from a field.
Daily 9am–8pm, March–December. Call (302) 856-7245 to confirm 2026 hours.
Varieties are not published online. Call (302) 856-7245 or visit the market to see current selection.
Standard farm-market lot parking. Call (302) 856-7245 to confirm ADA accommodations.
September 1 – October 31, 2026. Daily (year-round farm market). Hours: 9:00am-8:00pm daily.
Admission pricing was not published when we last checked.
20980 DuPont Boulevard, Georgetown, DE 19947, in Sussex County. It is one of 15 patches we track in Delaware.
We track 15 patches in Delaware. The farm has not published a gate price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
Its season runs about 61 days against a regional average of 68, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has a market, bakery or taproom, which most Delaware patches on our list do not.
There are 5 other patches we track in Sussex County. All Delaware patches →
Checked August 2026.