Pick a Great Time with Your Kids at these New Jersey Farms

Head on out to New Jersey farms for family fun! My boys have always been outdoorsy, rough-and-tumble kids who love all things related to being outside. So, every year we try to make our rounds to as many New Jersey farms as possible. They offer the kids an excellent opportunity to see the lifecycle of trees and plants, the workings of a farm, and learn about the animals who live there.

Even though many farms in New Jersey have large fall harvest festivals and events, most offer year-round visits and learning opportunities. Whether you want to pick pumpkins in October, go through a corn maze, or gather your own blueberries, there’s a farm in New Jersey where you can go to do that.

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Below is a list of New Jersey Farms by county. If farm information is available online, we have listed their url/website address. Pick-your-own seasons vary according to weather conditions and other factors. We at Jersey Family Fun suggest you call ahead to the New Jersey farm to be sure of their open hours for business and that they are ready to pick on the day you plan to visit.  

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Jersey is the Garden State and is filled with plenty of farms that offer different crops, produce, and activities. Whether your trip to the farm is the kids’ first experience or you visit farms with the kids often there’s always the potential to make it a day to remember. Here are some tips that I have collected that hopefully, you can use.

Tips for visiting a New Jersey farm with kids

Call Before You Go:

Some websites that list farm locations can be inaccurate about what the farm offers as I have learned from personal experience. Double check the farm’s website or call them. Also, the weather can impact whether the produce is ready. For example, one year we had a long winter which delayed or shortened some of the strawberry picking. Some farms are very good about updating their Facebook pages while others may not. You can also verify what the price per pound is when you check on their website or call as that can also impact your decision which farm to visit.

Visiting during the week as it’s always less busy than weekends

Wear rain boots or hiking boots that can get muddy

Plan Ahead:

This may be difficult for a first trip. Investigate online or ask when you get to the farm, how to identify the fruit that is ready to be picked. Demonstrate several times to your children and let them roam (appropriately based on their age) and find their own fruits or vegetables. However, it is wise to check the baskets handed to your children before you leave the field as they may become enthusiastic pickers and grab some rotten fruit.

Some farms will allow you to use your own container while others insist that their containers are used. If you use your own container, they will weigh it beforehand and after the picking is done. The farms can charge for their containers however I have not visited a farm where the cost was excessive.

Know what the goal for the trip is going to be. For example, we are a family that does not make jams or pies, so our recent strawberry picking excursion meant that we only picked a pint for each family member. The bad news: no strawberry jam or compote. The good news: all our strawberries have been eaten and thoroughly enjoyed. Our apple picking excursion involved pounds of apples that eventually were converted into apple sauce. Know what the end goal is so that you don’t spend money on produce that will go bad if unused.

Hydration:

Most days you will feel inspired to explore a farm it will be beautiful which by definition means sunny. Have water ready and available. Bring your own to save money but not too much water as you do have to carry it.

Hayrides:

It is common for us to envision a hayride at the farm. Some farms have them and others don’t. Some farms offer free hayrides, while others charge. Some sell tickets for other events and will throw in the hayride if you purchase the package which brings me to my next item you should be aware.

The Unexpected Extras

Most local farms are expanding their business by incorporating new features. For some farms, there may be an additional cost for your kids to enjoy an activity or they may sell tickets or bracelets at a flat price with various packages of what activities are included. I like both options. However, depending on my purpose for the trip it will impact which farm I may choose. If I have unlimited time and plan on spending the entire day, I may opt for a farm that sells a package which includes pony rides, tractor rides, etc. It is important to know what items are included and which ones are not (which goes back to my first suggestion: call before you go). If they have a petting zoo, they may sell food for the animals. If you are thirsty, they will sell water. If you are hungry, they may sell food. Essentially, farms can sell many things which can cost you more than you budgeted. On the bright side, they sell so much that if you need water, they will have it. But, as I have learned, don’t expect suntan lotion, which brings me to…

Dress appropriately, bring layers

It is very tempting to dress the family in cute and stylish clothes for photographs, however farms are dirty. Dress like a farmer. Wear comfortable and covered shoes. During one year’s trip, I wore flip-flops to go strawberry picking. It had rained the day before and despite the straw on the ground my feet hit a few muddy spots. You may want to dress your toddler in a cute outfit so that the pictures taken could be used for holiday cards, but once they eat one strawberry they will then want to eat them all (and they will not be neat about it).

Temperatures can also fluctuate. Warmer days may get chilly or chilly days can get warmer. If your child’s in a barn or a shaded area it may be cooler than standing in the sun.

Respect the Farm’s Rules

“Pick Your Own” farms are small businesses that support families. Respect their rules.

The Schedule:

On beautiful days, expect crowds. We try and eat lunch early before the lines form and then hit the fields. Ask how far the fields are from the activities so that you are making an informed decision if you decide to skip the hay ride.

What to Bring (some suggestions but make sure to keep it light):

• Suntan Lotion
• Bug spray (I have seen mini size ones that fit in a purse)
• Hat
• Thermal tote
• Wipes (for those who still need them)
• Hand sanitizer
• Chapstick
• Camera

Take plenty of pictures to remember the day!

Have Fun!

Seasons are short so make sure to take advantage of the sunny days by visiting a local farm. Enjoy the weather, the smell of dirt and fresh fruit, and each other’s company.

New Jersey Farms

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New Jersey Farms in North Jersey

Bergen County Farms

• Abma’s Farm
  • 700 Lawlins Road, Wyckoff, NJ 07481. Phone: 201-891-0278
  • Click here to read about our visit to Abma’s Farm.
• Demarest Farms
  • 244 Wierimus Rd, Hillsdale, NJ 07642 – Phone: 201-666-0472
  • Demarest Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick Peaches (August), Apples (September), Pumpkins (September 20th).
• DePiero’s Country Farm
  • 156 Summit Ave, Montvale, NJ 07645 – Phone: 201-391-4576
• Lupardi’s Nursery
  • 75 Blanch Ave., Closter, NJ – Phone: 201-768-0017
• Secor Farms
  • 85 Airmont Ave, Mahwah, NJ 07430 – Phone: 201-529-2595
  • Secor Farms is a seasonal farm. Visitors can browse for Christmas trees in winter, explore the greenhouse in the spring, buy local produce in the summer and take a hayride and pick pumpkins in the fall.

Essex County Farms

• Fairfield Farms
  • 177 Big Piece Rd, Fairfield, NJ 07004 – Phone: 973-227-1011

Hudson County Farms

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Morris County Farms

• Parks Farms
  • 525 Route 24, Chester, NJ – Phone: 908-879-5509
  • Parks Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (Daily September – October), Pumpkins (Weekends Late September – October), and other seasonal offerings.
• Alstede Farms
  • 1 Alstede Farms Lane, Chester, NJ 07930 – Phone: 908-879-7189
  • Alstede Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (May – June), raspberries, blueberries (all June – July), corn (July – October), peaches (all July – September), blackberries (July – August), apples (August – October), pumpkins and potatoes (September – November), and more!
• Riamede Farm
  • 122 Oakdale Rd, Chester, NJ 07930 – Phone: 908-879-7762
  • Riamede Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (September – October), pumpkins (October)
• Brookhollow Barnyard
  • 301 Rockaway Valley Road, Boonton Township, NJ – Phone: 973-917-3060
• Stony Hill Gardens
  • 8 Route 24 (Rt 513), Chester, NJ 07930 – Phone: 908-879-2696
  • Stony Hill Gardens is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (June), apples (September – October), pumpkins (October), and more berries, vegetables, and flowers!
• Bader Farm
  • 290 Changebridge Rd, Pine Brook, NJ 07058 – Phone: 973-227-0294
  • Bader Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (October) as well as other vegetables throughout the harvest season!
• Middle Valley Farms
  • 304 Pleasant Valley Rd, Mendham, NJ 07945 – Phone: 973-543-7789
  • Middle Valley Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins in October!
• Ort’s Farm
  • 25 Bartley Rd, Long Valley, NJ, NJ 07853 – Phone: 908-876-3351
  • Visitors can pick pumpkins (October) as well as other vegetables throughout the harvest season!
• Conklin Farm
  • 10 Vreeland Ave, Montville, NJ 07045
  • There is no phone number listed online. Please contact them through their Facebook page or website.
  • Conklin Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins in October.
• Sun High Orchards
  • 19 Canfield Ave, Randolph, NJ 07869 – Phone: 973-584-4734
  • Sun High Orchards is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples and pumpkins (September – October).
• Wightman’s Farm
  • 1111 Mt Kemble Ave, Morristown, NJ 07960 – Phone: 973-425-9819
  • Wightman’s Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick nectarines and peaches (August-September) and apples (August – October).
• Hacklebarney Farm Cider Mill
  • 104 State Park Rd, Chester, NJ 07930 – Phone: 908-879-6593
  • Hacklebarney Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (September – October).
• Parks Farms
  • 525 Route 24, Chester, NJ – Phone: 908-879-5509
  • Parks Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (Daily September – October) and Pumpkins (Weekends Late September – October) as well as other frits and vegetables throughout the season.
• Totten Family Farm
  • 442 Naughright Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853 – Phone: 908-850-0555
• Union Hill Farms & Greenhouse
  • 25 Cooper Road Denville, NJ 07834 – Phone: 973-366-0440

Passaic County Farms

• Farms View
  • 945 Black Oak Ridge Rd, Wayne, NJ 07470 – Phone: 973-839-1212
  • Farms View is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (May – June) and pumpkins (October).
• Richfield Farm
  • 1139 Van Houten Ave., Clifton, NJ – Phone: 973-777-7535
• Ploch’s Farm
  • 148 Grove Street, Clifton, NJ 07013 – Phone: 973-778-6463
  • Ploch’s Farm is a farm stand that focuses on growing and selling fresh fruits and vegetables. They are closed for the rest of the 2023 season. Check back in next spring for updated information.

Sussex County Farms

• Heaven Hill Farm
  • 451 New Jersey 94, Vernon Township, NJ 07462 – Phone: 973-764-5144
  • Heaven Hill Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (September 16th – November 5th, 2023)
• Beemerville Orchards
  • 73 Lusscroft Rd., Sussex, NJ – Phone: 973-875-1029
• Lentini Farm
  • 251 High Street Route 94 South, Newton, NJ – Phone: 973-579-2424
• Green Valley Farms
  • 997 Route 23 North, Wantage, NJ 07461 – Phone: 973-875-5213 
• Ideal Farm & Garden
  • 222 New Jersey 15, Lafayette Township, NJ 07848 – Phone: 973-579-3893
  • Ideal Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (June), pumpkins (October), and other seasonal selections.
• Pochuck Valley Farm Market & Deli
  • 962 McAfee Glenwood Rd, Glenwood, NJ 07418 – Phone: 973-764-4732
  • Pohuck Valley Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (September – October) and other seasonal selections.
• Valley View Farms
  • 290 Route 206 South, Newton, NJ.
  • Phone: 973-579-7271
  • Valley View Farms appears to be permanently closed.
• Windy Brow Farms
  • Route 359 Ridge Rd., Fredon Township, NJ -Phone: 973-579-9657
• Sussex County Strawberry Farm
  • 565 U.S. 206, Newton, NJ 07860 – Phone: 973-579-5055
  • Sussex County Strawberry Farm  is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (June – July), raspberries (August – September), and pumpkins (October).

Union County Farms

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Warren County Farms

• Horse Sleigh Farm
  • 438 New Jersey 57, Washington, NJ 07882 – Phone: 908-267-5313
  • Horse Sleigh Farm appears to be permanently closed.
• Donaldson Farms
  • 358 Allen Rd, Hackettstown, NJ 07840 – Phone: 908-852-9122
  • Donaldson Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries and raspberries (May – June), blackberries (July – August), pumpkins (October), and apples (September – October).
• Country Fresh Farms
  • 70 W. Asbury Anderson Rd., Hampton, NJ – Phone: 908-537-9009
• Godlewsky Farms & Greenhouses
  • Industrial Lane (off Alphano Rd.), Great Meadows, NJ – Phone: 908-637-4927
  • If using a GPS please type in 215 Alphano Rd., Great Meadows, NJ
• Glenview Farm
  • 2 Glen View Ln, Blairstown, NJ 07825 – Phone: 908-362-6904
• Hensler Farms
  • 369 Route 519, Belvidere, NJ – Phone: 908-475-0021
• Tranquility Farms
  • 47 Decker Pond Rd, Andover, NJ 07821 – Phone: 908-979-0303
  • Tranquility Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples and pumpkins during the fall season.
• Tree-Licious Orchards
  • 135 Karrville Rd., Port Murray, NJ – Phone: 908-852-7191
• Apgars Cider Press
  • 352 Harmony Brass Castle Rd., Harmony, NJ – Phone: 908-859-2988
• Mackey’s Orchard
  • 284 County Road 519, Belvidere, NJ 07823 – Phone: 908-475-1507
  • Mackey’s Orchard is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick sour cherries (June) and apples (September – October).
• Race Farm
  • 87 Belcher Rd, Blairstown, NJ 07825 – Phone: 908-362-8151
  • Race Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick blueberries, sweet cherries, peppers, beans, eggplant, tomatoes, raspberries (call for picking seasons).
• Stoneyfield Orchard
  • 5 Orchard St., Belvidere, NJ – Phone: 908-475-5209
• Perfect Christmas Tree Farm
  • 999 U.S. 22, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 – Phone: 908-387-1225
• Brook Hollow Farm
  • 52 Frog Pond Road (off Route 94), Hainesburg – Phone: NJ. 908-496-4577
• Marshall’s Farm Market
  • 114 U.S. 46, Delaware, NJ 07833 – Phone: 908-475-1989
• Longmeadow Farms
  • 561 Hope Blairstown Rd, Hope, NJ 07844 – Phone: 908-459-5351
  • Longmeadow Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (September – October) and pumpkins (October).

New Jersey Farms in Central Jersey

Hunterdon County Farms

• Peaceful Valley Orchards
  • 150 Pittstown Rd, Pittstown, NJ 08867. Phone: 908-730-7748
  • Peaceful Valley Farms appears to be permanently closed.
• Grochowicz Farms
  • 2201 Route 31, Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 – Phone: 908-537-6130
  • Grochowicz Farms is closed for the 2023 season and will reopen in spring 2024.
• Melick’s Town Farm
  • 472 County Road 513, Califon, NJ 07830 – Phone: 908-832-2905
  • Melick’s Town Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick peaches (July – September), apples (July – September), pumpkins (October), and more!
• Schaefer Farms
  • 1051 County Road 523, Flemington, NJ 08822 – Phone: 908-782-2705
  • Schaefer Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick blackberries (July), raspberries (August), and pumpkins (October).
• Phillips Farms
  • 91 Crab Apple Hill Rd, Milford, NJ 08848 – Phone: 908-995-0022
  • Phillips Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (May – June), blueberries (June – July), blackberries (July – August), peaches (July – September), raspberries (August – September), apples (September – October)

Mercer County Farms

• Terhune Orchards
  • 330 Cold Soil Rd, Princeton, NJ 08540 – Phone: 609-924-2310
  • Terhune Orchards is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick asparagus (April – May), strawberries (May – June), blueberries (June – August), blackberries (July – August), pumpkins (September – October), apples (September – October) and other seasonal harvests!
• Oasis Family Farm
  • 3 Circle Dr., Robbinsville, NJ – Phone: 609-259-7300
  • Click here to read about our visit to Oasis Family Farm.
• Lee Turkey Farm
  • 201 Hickory Corner Rd., East Windsor, NJ- Phone: 609-448-0629
• Field of Terror/ K & S Farms
  • 831 Windsor Perrineville Rd, East Windsor, NJ 08520 – Phone: 609-758-7817
  • K & S Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (October).
• Corner-Copia
  • 619 Mercer St, East Windsor, NJ. 609-208-9116
• Windsor Farm and Market
  • 1202 Windsor Edinburg Rd, Princeton Jct, NJ 08550 – Phone: 609-443-9379.
  • Windsor Farm is permanently closed.
• Howell Living History Farm
  • 70 Woodens Ln, Lambertville, NJ 08530 – Phone: 609-737-3299

Middlesex County Farms

• Von Thun Farms
  • 505 Ridge Rd, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 – Phone: 732-329-8656
  • Von Thun Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries (May – June), raspberries (July – August), blackberries (August), apples and pumpkins (September – October) and more!
• Habiak Farms
  • 317 Deans Rhode Hall Rd., South Brunswick, NJ – Phone: 908-917-6388
• Etsch Farm
  • 556 Buckelew Ave. (Route 522), Monroe Township, NJ – Phone: 732-794-6785
• Giamarese Farm
  • 155 Fresh Ponds Rd, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 – Phone: 732-821-9494
  • Giamarese Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples and pumpkins (September – October).
• Stults Farm
  • 146 Cranbury Neck Road, Plainsboro, NJ 08512 – Phone: 609-799-2523

Monmouth County Farms

• Battleview Orchards
  • 91 Wemrock Rd, Freehold, NJ 07728 – Phone: 732-462-0756
  • Battleview Orchards is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick sour cherries (June – July), peaches and nectarines (July – August), apples (August – October), pumpkins (September – October) and more!
• Bullock Farms
  • 83 Emleys Hill Rd., Cream Ridge, NJ – Phone: 609-758-8726
• Antonio Casola Farms & Greenhouse
  • 178 Highway 34, Holmdel, NJ. – Phone: 732-332-1533
• Dearborn Market
  • 2170 Route 35, Holmdel Township, NJ – Phone: 732-264-0256
• Slope Brook Farm
  • 213 Heyers Mill Rd., Colts Neck, NJ – Phone: 732-772-1772
• Stattel’s Farm Market
  • 422 Route 520, Marlboro, NJ – Phone: 732-946-9666
  • Stattel’s Farm Market appears to be permanently closed.
• Twin Pond Farm
  • 1459 Route 9 North, Howell, NJ – Phone: 732-863-0755
• Happy Day Farm
  • 106 Iron Ore Road., Manalapan, NJ – Phone: 732-977-3607
• Westhaven Farm
  • 725 Route 524, Allentown, NJ – Phone: 609-259-2186
• Wemrock Orchard
  • 100 Wemrock Road, Freehold, NJ 07728 – Phone: 732-431-2668
  • Wemrock Orchard is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick strawberries in the spring.
• Eastmont Orchards
  • 321 County Road 537, Colts Neck, NJ 07722 – Phone: 732-542-5404
  • Eastmont Orchards is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick peaches (July – August), apples (September – October), and pumpkins (October).

Somerset County Farms

• Doyle’s Unami Farms
  • 771 Mill Lane, Hillsborough, NJ – Phone: 908-369-3187
• Norz Hill Farm
  • 120 S Branch Rd, Hillsborough Township, NJ 08844 – Phone: 908-371-2697
  • Norz Hill Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins, squashes, and gourds (September – October).
• Hillsboro Farm
  • 219A Hillsborough Rd., Hillsborough, NJ 08844 – Phone: 908-262-2407
• Suydam Farms
  • 49 Skillsman’s Lane, Somerset, NJ – Phone: 732-846-7139
• Ripple Hill Farm
  • 181 Mountain Rd. Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 – Phone: 908-647-1300
  • Ripple Hill Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (September – October).

New Jersey Farms in South Jersey

Atlantic County Farms

• Butterhof’s Shady Brook Farm
  • 5800 White Horse Pike, Egg Harbor City, New Jersey 08215 – Phone: 609-965-1285
• R and J Farm
  • 723 W Herschel St, Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215 – Phone: 609-593-6180
• Joseph Sahl’s Father and Son Farm
  • 420 W. Pestalozzi Street, Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215 – Phone: 609-965-9300
• DiMeo’s Pick Your Own Organic Blueberry Farms & Non-GMO Berry Plant Nursery
  • 3101 Nesco Road, Hammonton, NJ 08037 – Phone: 609-561-5905
  • DiMeo’s is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick blueberries (June, July and August)

Burlington County Farms

• Indian Acres Tree Farm
  • 111 Tuckerton Rd, Medford, NJ 08055 – Phone: 609-953-0087
  • Indian Acres Tree Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (September – October).
• Stellwag’s Hidden Acres Farm
  • 116 Hartford Rd, Delran, NJ 08075 – Phone: 856-764-7800
  • Stellwag’s Hidden Acres Farm does not appear to be in operation as their website is down and their Facebook has not been updates since 2017.
• Haines Berry Farm
  • 98 Sheep Pen Hill Rd, Pemberton, NJ 08068 – Phone: 609-894-8630
  • Haines Berry Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick blueberries (June – July).
• Reeves Berries
  • 1 Deep Run Ln, New Lisbon, NJ 08064 – Phone: 609-726-1794
• Mr. McGregor’s Garden Farm Market
  • 2816 Monmouth Road, Jobstown, NJ – Phone: 609-723-1200
• Prickett Farm
  • 146 Fostertown Rd., Lumberton, NJ – Phone: 609-261-4204
  • Prickett Farm appears to no longer be in service as there is no operational website.
• Russo’s Orchard Lane Farm
  • 310 Extonville Rd., Chesterfield, NJ – Phone: 609-259-3684
  • Russo’s Orchard Lane Farm appears to be permanently closed as there is no operational website.
• Strawberry Hill Farm
  • 3 Waln Rd., Chesterfield, NJ – Phone: 609-298-0823
• Russo’s Fruit & Vegetable Farm
  • 529 Medford Lakes Rd., Tabernacle, NJ – Phone: 609-268-0239
• Taylor River Side Farm
  • 5 Taylors Lane (at the Delaware River), Cinnaminson, NJ – Phone: 856-829-4992
• Johnson’s Corner Farm
  • 133 Church Road, Medford, NJ 08055 – Phone: (609) 654-8643
  • Johnson’s is a pick your own farm with peaches and corn (August), apples and pumpkins (September – October), popcorn, sweet potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower (November).

Camden County Farms

• Springdale Farms
  • 1638 Springdale Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 – Phone: 856-424-8674
• Pope’s Gardens
  • 1146 Old White Horse Pike, Waterford, NJ – Phone: 856-767-3343

Cape May County Farms

• Allen Family Farm
  • 26 Tarkiln Road, Belleplain, NJ 08270 – Phone: 609-861-3778
  • Allen Family Farm does not not currently have an active webpage.

Cumberland County Farms

• Rea Farms
  • 400 Stevens St., West Cape May, NJ – Phone: 609-884-4522
• Sparacio Farms
  • 670 Landis Ave, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 – Phone: 856-451-4142

Gloucester County Farms

• Grasso Girls Farm Market
  • 353 Wolfert Station Rd., Mullica Hill, NJ – Phone: 856-478-6133
• Hill Creek Farms
  • 1631 New Jersey 45, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 – Phone: 856-223-0028
  • Hill Creek Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick apples (September – October).
• Duffield’s Farm Market
  • 280 Chapel Heights Rd, Sewell, NJ 08080 – Phone: 856-589-7090
  • Duffield’s is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick peas (Spring), strawberries (Summer), and apples and pumpkins (September – October).
• Maugeri Farms
  • 1991 Oldmans Creek Rd, Swedesboro, NJ 08085 – Phone: 856-294-9900
• Mood’s Farm Market
  • 901 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 – Phone: 856-478-2500
  • Mood’s Farm Market is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick cherries (June), raspberries (June – August), blueberries (June), plums/peaches/nectarines (July), blackberries (July – August), pears (August), grapes (August), and apples and pumpkins (September – October).
• Creamy Acres Farm
  • 448 Lincoln Mill Road, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 – Phone: 856-223-1669

Ocean County Farms

• Argo Farms
  • 1250 Lacey Rd, Forked River, NJ 08731 -Phone: 609-693-3513
  • Argo Farms is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick pumpkins (September – October).
• Brookville Farms
  • 511 Route 72 West, Barnegat, NJ – Phone: 609-713-1594
• DeWolf’s Farm & Kim’s Country Store
  • 58 West Colliers Mill Rd., New Egypt, NJ – Phone: 609-758-2424
  • DeWolf’s Farm & Kim’s Country Store is permanently closed.
• Hallock’s U-Pick Farm
  • 38 Fischer Rd., New Egypt, NJ – Phone: 609-758-8847
• Krowicki Farm Market
  • 862 Route 539, New Egypt, NJ- Phone: 609-752-5591
• Emery’s Farm
  • 346 Long Swamp Rd, New Egypt, NJ 08533 – Phone: 609-758-8514
  • Emery’s Farm is a pick your own farm. Visitors can pick blueberries (June – July) and pumpkins (October).

Salem County Farms

• Coombs Barnyard
  • 20 Route 77, Elmer NJ 08318 – Phone: 856-358-5169

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