Nestled among the towns and villages of Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod is the home of over 14,000 acres of working cranberry bogs and 63,000 acres of open space. The cranberry is Massachusetts' number one agricultural commodity crop. The select growers located on this page offer differing opportunities to explore and taste the goodness of cranberries grown in Massachusetts. Some of the farms found here are open for visitors to purchase fresh cranberries or other products at their farm stands, many allow the opportunity to watch the harvest operation up close, while a few offer tours and even the chance to get into the cranberry bog. Be sure to look at the details for each farm to best understand what they have to offer, hours of operation and availability of products and services. Like any farming endeavor, weather and the changing seasons dictate what may be available for visitors to see and buy. Before you make plans to visit a farm, be sure to contact the grower directly.

To learn more about cranberries, be sure to explore the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association's web site to find cranberry recipes, learn how cranberries grow, understand what to expect when living near a cranberry bog, read through our FAQ's and more. Look for the "Cape Cod Cranberry Collection" logo to quickly recognize cranberry farms that are participating in this agricultural tourism and locally sourced cranberry program.

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Financial support for the development of this web site was provided in part through the "Massachusetts grown... and fresher!™" program from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources.