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“The largest dairy in Delaware”
Green Acres Farm, on which Hopkins Farm Creamery in nestled, has been owned and operated by the same family for four generations. Grandfather William Hopkins started the present location in 1942 after separating his dairy farm business from Great Grandfather Alden Hopkins, who started the orignial dairy. Walter C. Hopkins, Sr., the son of William, took over the farm, and now works side-by-side with his son, Walter C. (Burli) Hopkins, Jr. Burli's Dad came up with the idea for an on-farm creamery, and Burli took it and ran. Hopkins Farm Creamery opened in 2008, and hopes to develop plans to build an on-farm family-friendly Dairy Farm Education Center. Burli's goal is "to help people gain a better firsthand understanding of how dairy food products are actually produced, and how they get from the farm to supermarket shelves."
We had the cow pie and salted caramel crunch milkshakes. We said hello to Candace the cow in the side where they have picnic tables and benches. Five stars for Candace the cow. She's a good girl.... Read more
I stumbled upon this delightful ice creamery during my Memorial Day weekend getaway, driven by my unwavering love for ice cream. Despite the long line that stretched out before me, I was... Read more
My in laws live down the street from this place and come here regularly and I finally got to go with them, but unfortunately it was on a holiday weekend. When we got there, there were about 30... Read more
Hopkins Farm Creamery
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- Sun - Sat: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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