This updated review is for the over the top kind and gracious service that I received after losing my key FOB at a recent haunted experience outing. I did not think that they would put in the effort to help me gain it back, but they most certainly did! Not only were the attendants so friendly when I went to report it, but they are super thorough. Gave them all of info and later on that day I receive a text that they found it! Wow! That alone was worth 5 stars... But, also, we really enjoyed our night out. We were able to walk right into the experience, which was a joy in and of itself. And it seemed like we were there forever, not a bad thing. You can tell a lot of effort goes into the scare. Is it the scariest? No. But, it is a good, spooky time. I love that they have food trucks on site (but bring cash!) My daughter loved her roasted corn. Will return! read more

A family fun experience for a farm especially during summer and fall for their hayride, corn maze, pumpkin patch(which has rides only on thur, sat & sun) they also sell varities of vegetables and farm animals also on site. I see there are some food vendors on site but they are probably open on weekends. Porta potty observed. Corn hole seen. See images and videos below for reference. read more

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An Amazing and Inclusive Experience at Farms of Terror! I can't say enough wonderful things about our experience at Schaefer Farms' Farms of Terror! The entire staff went above and beyond to make sure we felt comfortable, safe, and included throughout the whole visit. From the moment we arrived, everyone was kind, patient, and understanding -- you could tell they genuinely cared about making it a great experience for all guests. The attractions were fun, well-organized, and spooky in the best way! The staff took extra steps to accommodate our needs without making it feel like a big deal -- just natural kindness and professionalism. It made such a difference and allowed us both to fully enjoy the night. Huge thank you to the team at Schaefer Farms for not only creating a great Halloween experience but also for showing what true inclusion and compassion look like. We'll absolutely be back next year! read more

Came here for Pumpkin picking with the family. The entrance fee is $10 for adults, and free for kids under age 7. They had additional things going on (Corn Maze, Corn Cannon, animals that could fed, a live band, an assortment of food vendors, among others) The Corn Maze was pretty cool, we actually completed it. We saw several families, who opted to quit and give up prior to completion. Everyone was pretty friendly, but some of the prices at the store were a little (Ex. Pumpkin pie was $15 and a half gallon of cider was probably almost $6. Nonetheless, the kids enjoyed, and that's always the main agenda when doing like this. read more

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Visiting family nearby this weekend and we decided to checkout this farm. Great fall weekend activities for all ages. $10 adults $8 children over 8. Hayride to pumpkin patch where you find pumpkins and guards of all sizes. Petting zoo with feed provided. Corn maze was a fun family adventure. We tried our hands at the corn shooter. Ended our activities with lunch from the kielbasa truck and lemonade stand. read more

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Love visiting here ! The animals are very sweet and love being hand fed. Great jay ride to a wonderful pumpkin patch. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable! Best place to pick up chicks !! We love the pigs and cow read more

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I recently purchased Turkey feed for the wild bird coming to our backyard. Pleasantly served by a young man who carried the 60 lb bag to our car. We will likely return for garden plants once our beds are ready read more

I decided to check this place out this year, first time ever and was it a disappointment? Kinda. The wait was about 2 hours to get in the hayride. You must start with the hayride, there's no other alternatives. They have a DJ playing music and several characters walking around which I enjoyed because a lot of times you go to these attractions and they have no one walking around. It was so cold and people were complaining about the cold and complaining about the wait but when the closer you go to halloween, the colder it is and the wait increases so get over it. The hayride was okay at best. They had some good aspects such as certain animatronics. However, I hate when hayrides have narrators or have a story line. I just want to be scared, I don't need a story as to why we are seeing certain things. They were trying very hard to be funny and while I didn't think they were that funny, I don't want to laugh at something that is suppose to be scary. I feel like this was geared towards kids and most of my hayride was adults. The problem also is when you have a story telling hayride and you get to scenes that involve the story telling, you can't hear anything! What is the purpose of having a story telling hayride if you can't hear the story? Either give the actors a microphone or stop the act. However, they did have a great scene with this tractor chasing you which was DEFINITELY a highlight and so much fun. They had 3 walk-throughs. I did enjoy the Trail or Terror and I thought that had potential but the other 2 walk throughs, I was not impressed with. They were okay. However, like Terror Behind the Walls, it did seem like these actors were having fun and enjoyed their jobs. I didn't see anyone on the cell phone or taking with friends, they did focus on the people going thru the attraction which I like. Would I come back? No. Would I recommend it? No. I think this place is fantastic if you a first timer to haunted attractions or maybe a kid. However if you've been to many haunted attractions like myself, skip it. read more

This review pertains only to the store. It looks like they do haunted hayrides or something along the lines, but I can't speak for those shenanigans. The longer I live in Jersey, the more I love it, mainly because of places like Schaefer Farms that remind me just how diverse a state it is. Jersey is "The Garden State" for a reason, after all, but I tend to forget that living and working in Essex County, 10 miles from Manhattan. We stopped here after seeing a sign for fresh apple cider. I figured all we were in store for was a cash-only cider stand, but we got way more than we were bargaining for. Lots of homemade goods, like jarred beets and potato chip labels I've never seen before. I could have been in Upstate New York or somewhere in rural New England and not known the difference. Appears to be family run, presumably by the Schaefers. Not sure if there's a minimum on credit cards, but they do accept them. read more

Schaefer Farms - Farmers Market Near Me - Flemington, New Jersey

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Came with my best friend to check out the haunted hayride and attractions they had for Halloween. I will say I was happy that they allowed you to buy tickets online prior - many of these haunts are cash only which is inconvenient. To be honest, $35 a person is not bad for the length of the attraction. When we got in, the attraction seemed promising. The farm was lit up and decorated really nicely and festive for Halloween. Immediately after getting tickets, you walked through a little haunted path which set the vibe nicely. After walking through, we waited in line for about another hour with nothing moving at all. It seemed like they weren't organized at all and maybe were setting things up? We got there about 7:10, which is 10 minutes after they opened. We didn't end up starting the attraction until about 8:10. On the start of the hayride, one of the haunt actors that was the narrator just seemed really nasty. I understand that they don't want phones or flash photography and for safety I agree with the policy, but to scream at people to put their phones away when the ride hasn't even started yet and claim you're going to confiscate them? The woman next to me had JUST sat down, she was getting her son situated and glanced at her phone and she was angrily screamed at? Excessive. Also we were told if our phones came out they would be confiscated and we would be able to pick them up TOMORROW when the farm opens. What? We're paying for the experience and what is this the principal's office? If the policy is no phones then the offender simply should have to leave the ride... BUT whatever. The hayride was a little strange. I'm a huge Halloween person who has attended Halloween haunts every single year since I was a young child. I like the traditional hayride with characters jumping on, spooky decorations etc. They did have this but a lot of it would be little "skits." They would stop at a station and have a little "performance" put on. All of it was a little corny and just not scary at all. Further, some of the scare actors were actually extremely mean and calling out customers. One of the teen boys on the ride was called ugly by a scare actor, another told a woman she had bad skin, and the actors seemed to pick out a couple people and keep picking on them. I feel like that's really extra. This isn't a roast, it's a hayride. No one needs to be told they're ugly on Halloween. The hayride dropped you off at 3 other attractions, a walk through in the woods, a haunted corn maze and a quarantine zombie themed haunted house. The corn maze was probably my favorite. There were some good scares, characters with scary clown masks, and it felt like a traditional haunt. The zombie one was pretty good too, but the woods walk was mediocre. Not many scares. A lot of things I just unfortunately was not into with this haunt. Would I come back? Definitely not. read more

Just moved to NJ. Cute little farm stand down the road. They have great plants and flowers. Next year will try their vegetable plants. People are friendly, and BONUS-- they have a GREAT hunted hay ride in October. Which I've done twice before moving here....and plan to again! So come October for the fun and don't forget them the rest of the year!!! read more

It's Friday the 13th in October. You're under a sky masked with fog potent enough to digest the moon and stars. Schaefer Farms expands outward around you, an expanse so dark it is impossible to tell if an obscure midnight silhouette is a hill in the near distance or a mountain kilometers away. Schaefer Farms calls this night FrightFest: a Trilogy of Fear. You hold out your hands and they're shaking; at this point you've only passed a possessed ticket-taker and walked through two small houses of terror in the queue to the hayride. An abandoned tractor and hayrack--once full of the living--roars out of the woods and you're ushered onto its hay bales. Will those waiting in line, the innocent and unknowing, see you again? Will this pallet of fear return empty, your bodies left in a heap somewhere you cannot name? The hayride accelerates in both speed and fear. Horrifying, demonic monsters chase you through a vacant field before the hayride enters a grim, aphotic forest filled with seemingly endless vignettes from nightmares that shake sleep out of you. After fear manifests itself in the breathless journey through the woods, the hayride disappears into darkness, leaving you at the foot of a haunted forest: five doors loom before you, one of which you must enter. It's hard to see or breathe. The darkness constricts like a boa as your body anticipates the next horror. You maniacally laugh because what choice is left? Every nerve is flinched in terror and every terror ricochets into the next one. You survive the forest and enter a graveyard. Your heart races away as a deformed demon growls your name in your ear and then screams into the obsidian October sky: "We have a Laura!" The tractor idles on the other side of the graveyard gates with every intention to leave behind those that are lost. The second part of the hayride is eerie, too quiet for a night defined by screams. After enduring another round of nightmare-borne soliloquies, you're abandoned again, this time at the edge of a corn maze. Shrill howling, laughter choked with fear, and the ripping of chainsaws are muted in the starless air above the maze. You creep through corn stalks, hesitating at every bend or dark patch ahead of you, harrowed by what might be around the corner. The final haunted house is hidden in the outskirts of the cornfield. The human element of the Trilogy's vignettes is the most horrifying part of FrightFest, especially when the demonic clown gatekeeper of the haunted house asks for your name and stares at you for an uncomfortable stretch of time. Perhaps the scariest part, though, is when the clown finds you at the end of the haunted house, corners you in a particularly dark alleyway, looks you in the eye, and says your name. When you reach the end of the trilogy, you'll hold out your hands and they'll still be shaking. You will cough to relieve the hoarseness in your throat and take a deep breath to release tight lungs. The final clearing has an patio with picnic tables around which weary bodies can decompress and a semicircle of carnival food vendors. Lights buzzing with moths and mosquitos cast the area in golden autumnal light as you shake out your hands and laugh, shocked and giddy that you survived a nearly three-hour haunted ordeal. As you drive off the muddy field and onto a rolling farm road, your head simmering down with hot apple cider and your heart finally at its resting rate, you'll take a quick glance in the rearview mirror to see Schaefer Farms glowing with pumpkin-orange light expanding above it like a haunted halo. Just before you look away you'll see the silhouette of a clown, waving and saying your name. read more

Unless you're ok waiting in line 2.5-3 hours for an hour haunted attraction (since it's 4 activities rolled into one) don't go. It's not super scary, but definitely spooky. The actors are respectful of personal space so it's good for that. We went for something to do at night during COVID but the line was so long. We got there at 7:30 (opens at 7) and got on the hayride at 10:30 and finished around 11:30. There is food and there's no problem leaving someone in your group on the line and coming back in case you need to go to the bathroom or get a snack. read more

My friends and I a group of 12 young men went to their Haunted Farm on the 26th. Okay so what a night, While in line there was a man ahead of my group of 12 guys yelling at us about how we were cursing claiming it's a family event (a haunted farm). They advertise it as a family event and I personally think they are aiming for teens, so maybe don't yell at us when we say a few bad words. I mean we are getting scared. He basically tried to fight us and was threatening us for literally cursing a few times. Then on the hay ride the "host" was mad because we were talking when there was no story line going on or anything. We were laughing having a good time. I would say we were not being any louder then other groups our size. Apparently we were told the owner himself was driving our ride and the staff kept threatening to kick us off and have the owner take care of us. (Btw they were breaking character to say all this and they weren't joking around) Then when we get off we had a fun time no problems. Then when we went to get back on the lady was yelling at us and saying that we can't curse (someone in our group got scared like what do they expect.) Anyways she was telling us we were gonna get thrown out and they were trying to scare us because no joke we answered the actors questions, talked maybe a bit more then other groups and said a few curse words when we got jump scared. After the second hay ride we had a great night with no problems or empty threats. We probably won't be going next year because they never stated half the rules even though it's convenient I would say it's not worth it. :/ I mean honestly I just thought of how unprofessional it is to treat people this way. Threatening customers telling them your gonna have to bring out the owner. Like honestly I feel like I was being treated like someone at school being threatened to go to the Principals office. Even if we were cursing and a bit loud you don't need to threaten the owner, grow up and deal with us yourself. We weren't even that bad. read more

A friend recommended that I call Schaefer Farms to purchase ducklings--I was looking to add a few to my flock. I was so excited to find a local farm that sells ducks so around 845 am yesterday morning I Googled their contact page and gave them a call. This is how the conversation went: Schaefer Farms: "Hello?" Me: "Hi. I saw on your website and heard from a friend that you're selling baby chicks. Do you have any ducklings as well?" Schaefer Farms: Pause. "Well I believe it also says on our website that we don't open until 930am. And no, we're out of ducklings." Me: "Thanks." Click. I was so stunned at the woman's answer to my very simple question. If they weren't open yet, why did she bother to answer the phone? And no, Schaefer Farms, your contact page does not state your hours. If this is how a staff member treats a prospective customer, I will definitely never spend my money there. And I certainly wouldn't have purchased their ducklings even if she had said they were for sale. read more

This is only a review of the haunted house/hayride. My wife and I had a good time. There is lots of space here, so you walk around a lot and it takes a while to see everything. It was maybe even a bit too big, as some places seemed perfect for a scare and there were no actors there. We were entertained for about 1.5 hours, and didn't stay to eat at the food trucks afterwards. Wear good walking shoes, a lot of the paths are uneven. The props and make up were ok, not great, but not terrible. The writing/acting on the hayride was bad, with the exception of the witches, it was like no one had any idea what to say and just made stuff up, often not very well. The guy on the hayride really needed a mic. This is not the most expensive haunted attraction, and I wasn't upset about the cost at all. Good times. read more

LOVE this place! Came here on a Sunday and got to feel like a kid again! Went on the hayride and picked a pumpkin. They have a small animal farm too so I got to feed the goats and the pigs! It's a great place to take the family out on a beautiful Fall day so I would highly recommend this place to anyone living in the area. There's a corn maze and food too. I've been to Norz farm in Hillsborough but I feel like this place is nicer. read more

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We visit Schaefer Farms once a year, each October. There's a cute little market where you can buy produce, freshly baked goods, jams and jellies, deliciously scented candles, Jersey honey... even handmade crafts. They have mums, pumpkins and gourds of all shapes and sizes. But most importantly, there's... Frightfest! We've been hitting up Frightfest for many years now, and it just keeps getting better and better, constantly evolving. This event is as DIY as they come, but they put everything they have into it! Always entertaining, always a ton of fun. Frightfest boasts 4 attractions, which altogether took us a little over an hour to get through; at $25.00, I feel it's quite reasonably priced. Each attraction leads into the next, so you only wait on one line... but be forewarned, that line can get really, really long. I highly recommend arriving either very early, or very late. The fun begins with their Hayride of Horror. A ghoulish chaperone accompanies you as you ride through stark corn fields and wooded areas, meeting lots of interesting characters along the way. They stage some fun little vignettes, full of gore and violence - I'm happy to say they don't hold back for the sake of the little ones! This ride really is more entertaining than scary... but they did make me jump a few times, and I loved every minute of it. Next comes the Trail of Terror. You set off on foot along a dark, creepy path that leads you through the woods, then into a graveyard; there are lots of well placed scares along the way. Spooky atmosphere and a few really cool props make this trail memorable. Massacre Maize, the third stop of the evening, isn't terribly exciting. It's just your standard corn maze, really... no props or sets in here (though you will meet with the occasional chainsaw). It is an actual maze, not just a path through the corn; that does add a nice twist. Still, I'd love to see them expand on this part a bit more. Finally you arrive at the Carnival of Chaos. This well done walk-through has fun sets and lots of energetic actors. One little guy in particular thoroughly managed to creep the hell out of me! They make good use of some cool lasers/lighting in here, too. Not everything about Frightfest is entertaining; there are a couple of technical details that need to be addressed. First, they bombard the people waiting on line with country music radio. This is awful, and makes no sense. Why not play something spooky and atmospheric... like a John Carpenter soundtrack? Or go the lighthearted route, and throw on Purple People Eater and the Munsters theme? Heck, show us a horror movie, instead... anything would be better than what they do now. Also, they need to make the line a bit narrower. The ultra wide queue invites line cutting, which leads to anger and chaos. Once the ride begins, though, I'm able to forget all about that stuff... and that's why we'll continue to return to Frightfest. What the folks here lack in finance, they more than make up for in creativity and enthusiasm. I hope to see this event continue to grow. read more

It was so bad. Never work for Schaefer's farms. Takes 6 weeks to get paid and they jerk you around the hole time. Not impressed

Schaefer's Fright Fest is very mediocre in terms of being scary and fun. More a family friendly place. So if you're looking to go to a haunted attraction that actually tries scaring you or startling you, I would look elsewhere like Bane, Wharton Scare house, Clinton Mill, Field of Terror East Windsor. Here are the cons: - Very busy on Friday and Saturday nights - like most haunted attractions elsewhere. Can be so busy, that you may wait up to 2 hours in line just to get on the initial hayride that takes you to the rest of the attractions. - VIP upgrade only gets you to the front of the initial Hayride line and that's it. So the VIP is a jip and not worth it. Once you get off the initial hayride and go through the other attractions, you have to wait in line like everyone else in the order you get off the hayride. So while the VIP upgrade is helpful with the initial hayride, you're back to square one with waiting for everything else. - Lots and lots of annoying teenagers frequent this one. I know kids like to have fun and act crazy at haunted houses/hayrides, but this place can be overrun by high schoolers who are loud and obnoxious, usually more the 14 - 17 year old crowd. Definitely not a place for anyone in their 20s or older to go to unless you want to be the oldest person on the hayride. - Some of the actors played their parts well, but most are phoning it in. On the hayride, the tractor pulls up to various stages where actors perform small skits. A lot of the actors use bland jokes and take cheap shots at the patrons on the hayride. So it's not really a scary hayride. More of a stand-up comic performance hayride. Ultimately, there are better haunted houses/hayrides elsewhere in NJ. But if you're looking for a tame and more comedic type of haunt, this place is good for that I guess. read more

Fright fest here is really good!!!! The hay ride + haunted houses + corn maze = amazing. Not the level of universal studio but a lot better than I expected it to be! $30/person. read more

Schaefer Farms - At the end of fright fest - Farmers Market Near Me - Flemington, New Jersey

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This review is for the hayride to pick pumpkins. We had a lovely time here in October. There were plenty of nice pumpkins available to pick and the ride made things feel more authentic. My only complaint that they charge for the pumpkins by weight and it gets very expensive very quickly (similar quality pumpkins at Walmart are less than 1/2 the price). But at the end of the day, it really is about the experience, which I enjoyed. They also had a little area with animals which my child enjoyed. read more

Dude WTF??! Went last night for the farm of horrors attraction, stood in a freezing line for 3 hours. Why??? My group and I were not prepared for this, no hot apple cider or snacks we could buy anywhere nearby, literally felt like herded cattle. There's a DJ on a stage for some reason (probably to distract us from the endless wait) blaring music at us, not even halloween type music/sounds. After the inexplicable 3 hours of waiting we get on the hayride and it starts to rain, didn't think it could get worse but it's pouring now, everyone on the ride just wanted to go home but we were forced to trudge through a pitch black forest soaking wet uphill slipping in the mud and tripping over roots, no one even jumped out to scare us. Herded back on the hay ride to sit on now soaked hay bales, rain pouring down the back of my ruined leather jacket and into the back of my jeans. Multiple requests from all the riders to just be taken back to our cars, we were told by the staff "you're wet already so suck it up". ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?!? GET ME THE F%*& OUTTA HERE!!! On top of the poor conditions the skit "acting" scenes were atrocious. Got dropped off for the corn maze we could see the cars parked, my group just wanted to walk back to the car but the staff told us it's fenced off and we have to go through the corn maze. The website says if you can't complete the haunt they'll take you back, no such offer for a full wagon of 25 ppl who asked! Again MUD and PUDDLES in the corn maze but NO "spooky" staff jumping out to scare us, I don't remember any of the decorations etc. because I was too busy looking down to make sure not to slip and fall. We're finally through, soaked, frozen, pissed, hungry, thirsty. For further disappointment the food/drink stands were gone when we got out. $65/2ppl 4 hours of TORTURE, NOT FUN, NOT SCARY. WASTE OF MY TIME AND MONEY. I WILL be requesting a refund! read more

Wish I could give this place -5 stars. Excitedly drove over an hour from home with a group of my friends because the website says $35 per person for all 4 attractions which is a good deal!!! The property is huge and kept our hopes high as we pull up to a full parking lot of other customers. We get up to the booth to purchase our OVERPRICED tickets from a young employee who smells like she's been ripping a bong inside the booth for hours. Ended up paying $87 for 2 people because of "tax"... The employee then proceeds to tell my group and I that the actors inside the attractions are allowed to touch you. Which was not advertised anywhere nor did they have wavers for us to sign. Isn't that illegal? She also tells us that if we do not want to be touched, we can purchase a glow necklace. My friend purchased one for an extra $6! But somehow her total came to $82 ????? I'm no mathematician but those totals don't add up. When we got in the hayride it was ok. Until 30 minutes later when no one jumped out to scare us. I ended up thinking it was just transportation to the first attraction. The attractions were ok, very un organized and dangerous. Nothing from that point forward was anything to be excited about. 2 of the workers harassed my friend. The first one asked her why she had a necklace and said she was "too old". When she has a heart problem just none of their business but why would they say something so rude to someone who they don't know. You don't know what conditions people have. This pretty much lasted throughout the entire night. We went to demand our money back but the booth was closed and most of the workers were gone. Extremely on organized, unprofessional and stealing your money! DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!!! read more

I don't even know where to begin. But I'll start by saying the scariest part of the night is that I was robbed blind of my money and enjoyment. Forced to wait for almost 3 hours in the blistering cold wind with no explanation or told the amount of time we would be standing waiting for the haunted hayride but my hopes were high and excitement was still there there. As soon as we sat on the trailer for the hay ride it started to drizzle. Okay not to bad. Five Minutes into the ride it started to pour. We sit through scene after scene of bad "acting" and lingering on in the now pouring cold rain. Once we arrive at the first walk through we ask to be taken back the loading area. They said we are not aloud and have to walk back through the haunt and "you're wet anyway what's the difference". It states on the ticket that you will be taken back to the front if you request. But according to the staff in the haunt once you start you can't go back. Now walking in the mud with blinding lights flashing being rained on and trying not to bust our ass on in the slippery wooded hills of the wicked woods. We pass by "actor" after "actor" not doing their job just standing in the rain. As well as many of the fog and effects not in operation. Now I know they say it's rain or shine and there are no refunds. But if you're going to do that I expect the same quality haunt I would get if it were a nice night. I paid $65 for two of us to walk in the cold rain and have costumed people apologize for the rain or mock us for our sour faces as we walk in the could through the haunt. NOW we get to the second loading point of the hayride and the whole group asks to be brought back and once again we're told no. Scene by scene once again were in the rain with the tour guides causally chatting with the "actors" as were still getting soaked and are shivering from the rain. We're dropped off at the last walk through. We can see our cars and ask if we can walk back to them and they said "no it's all roped off and you can't get through you're walking the corn maze to get back". All 30 of us now suck it up and start walking through the muddy puddle filled corn with the "actors" again just sitting down and apologizing. We finally finished after not getting scared or frightened at all hoping that we can still get a warm donut or apple cider to find all the food stands closed up for the night. That could have made the ending of our night after being cold for three hours and soaking wet and freezing for an additional hour. It just blows my mind that even after all of that they won't offer your money back or even a free ticket for another night. Literally paid almost $70 for two people to stand in a cold slow moving line for 3 hours and to walk in the freezing rain and mud for another hour and not even get one scare. I'm a young person I can't imagine how some of the older, elderly and handicapped people I saw could complete this torment. read more

Very disappointed after coming to this place for many years. The "pumpkin patch" is nothing more than pumpkins thrown in a field. Not Even a nice looking field- just mud, random pumpkins and rotten ones left over from last year. That's fine , as long as your not advertising pick your own pumpkin. The highlight of the patch must be the super strong stench of raw sewage. Obviously we won't be goin back here anytime soon. read more

Went last night and it was honestly the worst experience ever. First of all my group drove almost a hour to get there since we thought it would of be one of the better "haunted" hayrides.... well we were wrong.. To start, we waited three hours to get on the hayride to find out they must of let half the staff go because there was nothing scary about this haunted hayride. Not to mention as soon as we sat down on the ride it started to pour and as we were asking the lady guide to take us back she told us suck it up and that she has to be here longer than we do. As we finally get off of they ride we had to walk in dark and unsafe muddy conditions. To say the least it was a awful experience and I definitely won't be back. Don't waste your money ! read more

Very good frozen meats and reasonably priced.. I pick some up whenever I am in the area. This time I tried there frozen pizza and it was also quite good. :) The staff has always been super friendly and courteous which is a bonus. read more

I wish I could 5 star this place because their products are awesome. ..however the general attitude smells worse than the barn animals. It's been a tradition to come here for my family since about 5 or 6 years back now, however if the turnout is as horrid as last year, we won't be returning again. read more

If you are planning to go to the haunted "Farm of Horrors," prepare to wait in line for 2 1/2 hours and an additional 45min to finish the actual event. Very disappointed that this was not mentioned prior to admission into the event. There must have been close to 200 people waiting in line for 2 tractors to take them on the haunted hayride experience. Extremely overpriced and not worth the wait. After waiting in line for almost 3 hours, my friends and I decided to leave. Don't be fooled by the short wait for the haunted walk, the long and extremely disorganized wait/line is waiting for you after you make it through the first attraction. read more

Walking to the patch is not allowed. So, you have to pay to inhale tractor-diesel fumes for 1/2 mile., each way. Then you pay $$ for pumpkins. If you don't want to do the disgusting hayride, you can pick pumpkins off a pallet, like at ShopRite. Which is cheaper. With more pleasant employees. read more

I would not recommend this place for anyone with children. Employees smoking cigarettes next to food. Extremely dirty. And the food is overpriced and disgusting. Very trashy employees with pink and purple hair. read more

Schaefer's fright fest is amazing this year! I was very impressed! totally worth the money! Bring friends and family! It was very scary!