When my 3.5 year old son asked to go to the farm, I didn't find too many nearby that seemed to be…read moreopen. I wasn't too sure about coming here since it's an hour away from us that it would be open, but sure enough, I called and it was until 7PM that day! I loaded up the car with lunch and snacks and headed to the greatest little farm you could ever imagine! This is a very intimate, family run farm that is off of a little dirt driveway. Drive slow or you could easily miss it! Parking is minimal, but free. There's no rides or attractions here; just a place to sit on the bench and feed the farm animals. If that's all you desire, then this is the place for you! My son has sensory issues, so coming here was one of the greatest day trips we've experienced to date. He was completely dressed from head to toe as a fireman, but that didn't stop him from running back and forth to feed the chickens, turkeys and the goats. The pigs were too busy snoozing, and the bunnies were hiding, so we didn't get to enjoy them this visit. I was told to bring quarters and I'm so glad we did. It was small enough for him to feel comfortable to get up close and personal to the animals, and for us to practice "gentle hands". My heart burst when the chickens were crowding around him, and he said, "Don't cry; I'm coming!" while cupping his little hands with feed. I wish we were closer; we'd come every weekend. We had the place to ourselves for about a half hour before another family came. This place thrives on the honor system, whereas you must bring exact change to purchase eggs, butters, maple syrup, honey, and even little toys. I dropped $20 easily with two dozen farm fresh eggs ($6 a dozen) and a jar of maple pumpkin butter that is to die for! My husband even bought a little toy chicken for his desk to have as a keepsake for this wonderful visit. I don't want to share this place with other people because it means so much to us now! Can't wait to come back!

What a great little farm! I live about 5 minutes away and drive past it all the time and finally…read morestopped today with my niece and nephew. It's the perfect little stop when you're looking to do something low key. There were goats, bunnies, pigs and chickens. Bring quarters so you can buy animal feed from the dispensers to feed the animals. They were all so sweet and gentle with my niece and nephew. They also sell firewood, honey, jam and fresh eggs and berries when they're in season. Can't wait to stop back here again.

I was on the hunt for something festive and when I saw Oak Hill Farms on Instagram, I couldn't wait…read moreto visit. It was such a fun find! It's a market, shop, cafe all in one. There isn't any place to sit and sip your drinks, but instead of sitting, you can take your latte for a stroll around the shop. This seems like a great place for stocking stuffers and gifts. They have lotions, soaps, candles, holiday decor pieces, ornaments. All things that everyone loves to receive and rarely buys for themselves. If you are in more of a window shopping mood, they have samples of everything. At the cafe counter (also where you can pay) you'll find a small but mighty coffee menu. I got the gingerbread latte and loved every sip. My coworker got the latte with hot honey in it and said it had just the right kick. For a place that doesn't seem to specialize in coffees, they did make two wonderful drinks for us. There was plenty of parking and it looks like they do quite a bit outside (maybe on the weekends?) with the tree lot and farm in the back.

Oak Hill Farms is a little farm with cute fall aesthetics. I can definitely see this as a place…read morepeople come to take pictures. Parking was no issue at all. There were plenty of spots on a Tuesday afternoon around 3pm. When you enter you go through these giant barn doors. The inside is a lot of fall decor with candles, bakeware, kitchen towels, all the cute home stuff that makes your house extra cozy for fall. They also have a little coffee area too but I had already gotten coffee earlier so I didn't order any. Although everything was super cute, it was also a bit pricey so I unfortunately only bought some lotion which was really moisturizing and smelled AMAZING. Something I really liked is that you could sample most of the lotions and sprays so although I didn't buy them, I could at least try them out. If you go through the back exit, you enter the farm portion with a little pumpkin patch, donkeys, and sheep! There were a few places for "photo ops" too. If you walk further there's actually a little garden/flower field which was really nice to walk around and take pictures. You couldn't pick any flowers at this time but maybe we could've earlier in the season in the summer. This was a cute little farm that I would come back to for another season to see how they change it up. Although some of the items were pricier I would come back to get something as a gift. I think there's a lot of nice stuff to give for a housewarming and it's good quality too.

New owners of what used to be the Meadow View Farm, still specializing in Christmas trees: you pick…read moreout the tree and they'll either reserve it for you to have it cut and picked up later OR you can have it cut and loaded on the spot. Family owned business, very friendly service in the old school Jersey farmer tradition. Excellent value and discounted selections available. Families welcome. Three generations of farming tradition now on premesis, these new owners moved from Freehold and bring with them an awesome addition to the area: chem free produce! Summer, as devoted followers may recall, is The Farm's time to shine: Berries, heirloom tomatoes, cut flowers, and greens have a devoted following, and other seasonal produce is featured as available. Sweet potatoes and local honey are available in winter, along with locally crafted decor items such as wreaths and sprays. Seedlings and herbs available in spring. For a true three season, back to nature experience right in the middle of all the hustle and bustle, look no further.

From the owner: Chem free seedlings produce and Christmas trees grown sustainably onsite in central NJ. Locally…read moresourced products such as honey, corn, apples, sweet potatoes and peaches are also made available, as available. Spring: flower, herb and vegetable seedlings, greens, fresh snap and shell peas. Summer: Berries, heirloom tomatoes, salad greens, fresh cut flower bouquets, eggplants, pepoers, squashes, cukes, specialty beans (such as edamame, green filet), melons and more. Locally sourced peaches, corn, and honey also available. Fall/Winter: Christmas trees, greens and herbs. locally sourced winter squashes, sweet potatoes, apples and honey may also be available. Decor such as wreaths and sprays made to order on site, please inquire for details.

This farm market was a very nice visit. The farm to table market has been around since 1963 and has…read morea very nice entrance, adorned with colorful produce and greenery on either side, guiding you into their business. Once inside, you will have many choices of fresh, and well harvested, produce. Aside from produce, you'll also see many other items, like local honey, healthy chips, and pies...my favorite. I purchased a strawberry/rhubarb pie and it was VERY GOOD. The pies are kept in a standup cooler and are reasonably priced. The checkout process was quick, handled by friendly and efficient staff, and every item was wonderful. I will definitely return to Samaha's,  recommend it to everyone, and wish them continued success.

Just updating my review to say what a fantastic farm market Samara's is. I look forward to…read moreopening day every season. The vegetables are so fresh. They also carry bread and mozzarella from DeMarco's. They have pies also from a local farm.

I love this market!! We stop here every time we are in the area. The staff is very friendly and the…read morewine tasting is wonderful. They have a lot of locally grown items and delicious fruits and veggies and snacks. They offer samples as well. We love this place so recommend it.

I picked up my empty pie shells at Wemrock Orchards today. They have the best pic shells for making…read moreall types of baking goods: sweet potato, pecan, pumpkin, and blueberry pies. There are other treasuries there as well

Firstly, they have fresh farms eggs and really affordable…read more Came here for their corn maze-- which a lot of fun- they had food and other things- this is a great place to take a lot of good pictures of insta .. can't wait to return

Arrived here with the intention of enjoying quality time with my family. Verified on Google Maps,…read morewhich indicated the venue was open. Upon arrival, however, there were no visible signs of closure, nor any gates by entrance. We parked car by corn maze with my family to find entrance, only to be confronted by the owner after 5 minutes, who proceeded to use profanity despite the presence of young children. We maintained composure, explaining our unawareness of the closure and attempted a calm conversation. But the owner responded with derogatory remarks, threatening to involve the police despite our lack of wrongdoing. The farm lacked closed gates, signage, and an updated Google Maps status. Caution advised, especially for families, as the owner exhibited racism and a lack of compassion. Owner was very aggressive and was blocking our car from leaving. He was threatening us that cops will be called and asking for 100$, all while screaming and cursing .We were discriminated and cursed at for no reason. We would definitely never visit this place before checking google maps or if there would be sign " No Trespassing ". Never will recommend this place , especially not for holiday festivities with kids.

This is a magical place. They have their own honeys (several varieties, in fact), gorgeous flowers,…read morepumpkins in the Fall and a lovely property and staff to boot. This is a not to be missed spot!

The place was beautiful and had organic lip balms and there's a Cinnamon honey that's deliciousread more

Found them online, I spoke to Jeannie who was very nice to work with…read more The flower arrangement was perfect. Great place to do business with

Stopped here to pick up an arrangement for my mom last minute. There were so many beautiful choices…read moreand size arrangements. The store was absolutely adorable and the flowers were fresh & gorgeous. The woman who helped me ( I believe the owner) was so sweet and helpful. I am happy to have found this spot for my future needs.

They advertise "local" honey - I bought some honey comb from them, and what I got was a "Product…read moreof Turkey". Bought 4 containers - one had a large hole in it and was leaking inside the small plastic bag they had wrapped it in. Another was dark and looked very old - not something I'd want to eat. I've tried to get a refund but they refuse to pay to ship it back - even though nothing on their site mentioned Turkey or anything other than "local" honey. They offered me 50% refund, but I do not want honey from Turkey at all - wouldn't have bought it if they had honestly labeled it on their site. I've had other honey comb from Turkey and it tasted of petroleum, and I'm not convinced honey from that country is not contaminated. Bottom line:Bait and Switch. Now they're ghosting me - not an honest business from my perspective. I hope your experience is better than mine - $80 down the drain...