Earlier this week I went blueberry picking here. This year their crop was not as fruitful due to…read moreweather and other setbacks, but | was still able to pick almost 3 pounds and my MIL 4 pounds. The price is still $2.80 per pound. The farm will be open until the berries run out this season so if you plan on going I wouldn't wait. There is plenty of parking and they give you buckets to put the berries in as you pick them. This is a family run farm and the few people I saw working that day were very polite. Hope to get back there next year.

So much fun and so cheap! Blueberry picking is by far cheaper than strawberry picking. Kids can…read morepick for an hour and only fill 1 can, vs flats of strawberries. We do it every year and this farm is the nicest around! We told them to charge us a little extra for our toddler eating off the bush but they said no worries, they're just glad they had fun!

These are some of the juiciest and tastiest blueberries I've ever had. I guess southern New Jersey…read moreis the blueberry epicenter of the world for a reason. I've both picked my own and bought pre-picked berries, but regardless of how you get them the fruit is fresh and delicious. They're great for eating on their own, but I can tell you they also make a mean blueberry cobbler or really any baked good. At only around 2 dollars for a pound, you can get huge quantities that are unheard of in retail. It's a great bargain, but get it quickly, since blueberry season is only a few short weeks in the summer. I've been told this place usually shuts down after the first weekend in August. Keep in mind this farm is organic and they don't use pesticides. While you can rest assured your produce isn't covered in poison, you might get bit up by bugs when you go picking. I know I did. Learn from my mistakes, take your bug spray! (Side note: two dollars a pound for organic fruit is an amazing deal. I can't get over how much of a bargain it is.) I love this place for having super cheap and super tasty blueberries. If you're free in the summer and like convening with nature, I totally recommend you go blueberry picking here; and even if you don't want to pick your own, there's usually some you can purchase labor free anyway. Blueberries from the grocery store will never be the same after you experience them here.

Found this gem by chance and bought a flat of beautiful, plump, and delicious blueberries that were…read morepicked this morning.

They tell you in advance what they have, you order, and then they don't have what you ordered. So…read moreinstead of summer squash you get a potato. Instead of cabbage you get garlic. Not cool. The whole order in advance thing is a failure. A farm should harvest what they have and then sell it to the CSA members or the public. The whole idea of ordering in advance and picking up doesn't work. They never have what you order, and often times there are other products available that were not listed on the website. Those are for "loyal members" who have been around longer. What? Is this a farm or a social club. Leafy products: yes I understand it's an organic farm and bugs will come through here or there. But we routinely expect to find leafy products INFESTED with bugs and dirt. A certain amount of dirt is healthy in vegetables and chlorinated water is bad for vegetables, but this is bad. The least they could do is rinse the stuff off a bit as other farms do. Other farms have water tanks where they soak the vegetables off a bit. No such luxuries here. The CSA membership gives you no real discount on produce. You buy in at face value, versus Cherry Grove Organic where $400 buys you $500. I wanted to try Honey Brook but We will head quickly back to Cherry Grove next year.

Notice that the good reviews are only from years ago…read more We're long time members and ABSOLUTELY won't be joining again! During this 2021 season, most of the array of vegetables were only offered to people who chose the largest plans. We would go to pick up the produce each week and see that our share size was excluded from ordering the majority of the produce. This huge change from prior years ,was not told to us before they asked for our $$ in advance.In past years, there were many many pick -your -own options that were included in the price of a share. Again, we were not told in advance of the full season payment, that there would be hardly any vegetables for picking. That is a huge change from prior years and yet it was not disclosed before the fact. The big changes this year, can not be blamed on them outsourcing/trying software to track inventory etc.. Nondisclosure of changes ahead of time so consumers would know what they were/ were not buying, in our opinion, is the reason for our poor rating.

Amazing farm, no frills. Great ambiance for a u-pick farm. They have different varieties of…read morepeaches & strawberries. Staff is helpful and friendly. Don't forget to get some local honey at checkout.

We brought our 2 grandchildren to pick peaches. They had a blast! The trees were full of gorgeous…read morepeaches. There isn't a fee for anything except the peaches that you pick and they were $1.50/lb!! We are planning to go back to pick apples next.

AMAZING selection of fresh produce and farm fresh goodies! Super cute and organized set up. Very…read morefriendly staff and affordable (: 10/10

My dad works at this farm and the vegetables and fruits are exceptional and alot of my family own…read moreand work there so it gets 5 stars

This is a cute smaller sized place that has deliciously fresh produce! I come all the way here…read morewhich is about a half hour away just to get their produce. They also have lovely hanging flower baskets which I got last year end of spring that lasted through to September. I got Vincas for reference. I'll be back as usual!

The best produce,plants and flowers around. 99% of their items are local (within 10 miles) or they…read moregrow themselves at their farm,if they do bring in stuff that isn't local there is a sign by the product stating it is not local. This is a farm to table stand. Started coming to get my produce from them when they were just a little road side stand down the road by the name of Zac's. Everyone is so nice and will answer any questions you have. They also have the BEST corn around..

My new favorite flower place! I have always passed here on my way to see my horse, but I have…read morefinally stopped here. They are a decent sized farm and have LOTS of flower baskets. I got three small/medium sized Vinca flower baskets and they are absolutely thriving. The farm takes great care of their flowers as I saw them putting special fertilizer / plant food in them before we bought them. I also bought a little Venus fly trap which is living its best life with me now. The staff are very friendly as well. I'll be back here very soon for more flowers!

Wonderful roadside farmers market offering veggies, produce, flowers, prepared foods and AMAZING…read moreapple cider donuts. The donuts alone are reason enough to visit. Probably the best I've ever had. Great service and prices.

This is a review for the Corn Stop - operated by Specca - delicious fresh produce. Mostly locally…read moregrown and a few items that are not. A wonderful experience and sweet, delicious fruit (Plums, Apricots, Tomatoes and Blueberries). Ironically, we did not buy any corn. It's too early for it. No restroom - only a port-a-pottie. (Eeeeew.)

One of my fav farm stands! They have EVERYTHING you need, as well as corn- hence the name lol, in…read moreONE STOP! It's always so fresh and delicious. I got the best mangoes here a couple weeks ago. Their prices are VERY reasonable. 10/10