It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it

I love this farm. It's quick to the point you get everything that you're going there for the people…read moreare super friendly. The little animals that they have are so many and so close that you can actually enjoy them. You can enjoy the little tractor ride. It's more than enough, especially if you have toddlers.

I am hesitant to write the following review as the staff was very friendly and nice. However, I do…read morefeel compelled to share my experience if it may help others. It is a cute farm however you cannot touch and or feel almost all of the animals, they are behind cages. Other farms that I frequented for much more interaction. Came for Chol Moed trip and my older boys were extremely bored. If you are coming to pick pumpkins or to stroll around the farm, it is very clean and a nice environment, but if you are coming to entertain kids over the age of seven, it may prove to be difficult. I would wish if they would offer horse rides or a more interactive petting zoo . Again, no complaints about the staff or facilities just a slightly boring experience for our family .

I purchased a 1/2 of a cord of firewood (This was sent a month ago just wanted people to still…read moreknow!!!).....was told that they just recieved a delivery, I asked was it clean oak the women said yes....well it came and it was 95% full of dried mud on each piece and at least 30 pieces were 10 inches long!!! I never in my 30 plus years of buying firewood (up north jersey) was so disappointed in the quality then I was today!!!! I highly recommend not to buy firewood from them....Hope that 218 dollars for the half cord delivered brings you joy...complete crap!!!!!!!

Extensive inventory and helpful staff! Very professional,…read morethey know what to plant and how!

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.

Fresh, organic and super friendly. Their greens are amazing along with seasonal fruits and veggies.read more

Corn is not fresh,I was told it was. Tom from Toms river.I have been going for years.read more

It's strawberry season!! Don't miss this short window of strawberry picking at Battleview Orchards!…read moreIf you aren't interested in going on the actual farm, you can enjoy their amazing country store and bakery and purchase the freshest, most beautiful and delicious strawberries. I also grabbed a few strawberry treats as well while I was there. All year round, Battleview has different picking seasons, so check their website for more info to see what's running. They consistently have amazingly fresh produce and if you love corn, you can't beat it. Also for sale in the country store are plenty of other fresh fruits and veggies, sauces and dressings, dips, and lots of candy too! Apple picking time is also very popular! Their pricing is also very fair for what you're getting. It's always nice to support local farms. They had a tough year already with the devastating crop damage from the freeze this past April.

I went for strawberry picking last Friday for the first time. Great experience! It rained the day…read morebefore so it was a little muddy near some of the patches, but these were some of the best berries I have tasted. It was $4.49 per pound. $5 entry fee that is applied towards whatever you pick. The staff are really friendly and laughed as I tried to guess everyone's weight for the berries they picked. I'm going to make it an annual tradition. There are ample parking spots for Friday around 11AM. The little store up the road was also filled so many jams, spreads, and strawberry treats.

Amazing time greeting & meeting the alpacas at arrow acres farm! They have a cute little gift shop…read moretoo

Arrow Acres is a great family run business in Wall, New Jersey. They have approximately 35…read morealpacas including some prize winners! I took my niece there on a beautiful Saturday morning so she could meet the alpacas! She has Down Syndrome and was a little afraid of them, but Mr. Don helped her feel comfortable and she was able to feed them some baby carrots! There is a cute gift shop where you can purchase lots of cool stuff including local honey and scarves handmade from alpaca yarn by Mr. Don's daughters. It's a nice place to visit! My niece loved it and we then went for lunch making it a great memory!

I was visiting a flea market in the vicinity and saw that Delicious Orchards was nearby- so thought…read moreit would be fun to stop. Grabbed some organic produce which was all excellent- didn't love that the conventional section was much much bigger and there were less organic options. The bakery though is what brings it up to 5 stars- first of all, wish I had my kids with me because they would have enjoyed the experience. There's a burger window outside, a little cafe inside, a truck 'play structure' outside for little ones with a little slide.. beautiful plants and trees for sale .. the most delicious smelling jasmine plant I wish I took home.. a plethora of truffle cheeses (and other interesting cheeses)... and best of all the bakery. The raspberry cream puff was off the charts amazing. So good that I took a picture of it after slicing to post here. There are things I'd skip (really expensive organic eggs for instance.. rather go to Whole Foods for those and pay less) but otherwise - worth a visit if you're in the vicinity !

Beautiful sunflowers this time of year that are cut fresh from the orchard…read more The place was hopping! There is a deli section, prepared foods, produce, cheese, coffee and bakery with lots of pies and breads. It's seems to be a bit pricey because there isn't any competition around them! And they are known for their apple cider. It was a nice stop. Plenty of parking, lots to choose from