I literally come here at least once a week to visit with the goats, donkeys ( love these two),…read moresheep, alpacas ( I do have a favorite, unoficially named her Dolly), piggies ( my husband is in love with the piglets), cows, emus, peacocks. ducks, chickens. So the experience and adventure of this beautiful farm is worth the nominal admission fee. The staff is extremely helpful and answers any questions you may have. I also wanted to mention the adorable decor inside and outside the store. Homemade wreaths, antique (Flexible Flyer) sled, any many more beautiful thoughtful gifts. I love this farm and I know you will too. Bring your camera or phone because everyone will be smiling.

Always gone to Atlantic farms. The new owners are great! Gentleman working there helped us out and…read morewent out of his way to offer. Truly nice people and the animals are great.

Loved your corn and multi fruit pie. Both delicious. Sadly the peaches were tasteless. Was at the…read moremarket Sunday July 12th.

Best place in the state to get corn and tomatoes in the summer and fall. If you go anywhere else,…read moreyou're really missing out. They also have great flowers and plants available. The Rifkin's are the nicest people and they run a great business. You should definitely stop by whenever you can.

its was very good but not recommended to go after a raining storm since the most of the good berry…read moreare broken after the storm and the price is around 2.80 per pound lowkey in my opinion it kinda expensive, not to mention that they give you a ride and suggestions to where to pick the bigger ones. a great experience

Our two sisters were visiting us at our new home in Chatsworth, and we couldn't have picked a…read morebetter time--they arrived right in the middle of blueberry harvest season! The locals told us that, aside from the annual Cranberry Festival, picking your own blueberries is a South Jersey tradition you simply have to experience. After seeing Haines Berry Farm recommended in a local Facebook group, we decided to give it a try, and we're so glad we did. From the moment we arrived, the staff was warm and welcoming. We hopped on the tractor ride out to the fields, where they provided us with hanging buckets to collect our berries. The tractor driver even pointed out which rows had the sweetest blueberries and which ones were a little more tart, so we picked a mix of both. It turned into a wonderful family outing filled with laughter, fresh air, and some of the best blueberries we've ever tasted. The best part came after we got home. To my surprise, my wife immediately baked a homemade blueberry pie with our fresh-picked berries. Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it was absolutely delicious! If you're looking for a fun family activity and an authentic South Jersey experience, Haines Berry Farm is definitely worth the visit. We'll be back next harvest season!

BROWNS MILLS: tucked in the NJ Pinelands is Whitesbog Preservation Trust, a small historic village…read morefamous for their production of cranberries and blueberries! The entire complex is dog friendly inside and outside (dogs must be on a leash). You can explore many trails through the woods and along the bogs (look out for horseback riders). You can also go inside the buildings with your dog, but they are only open during special events. The general store is open for souvenirs on the weekends! The blueberry festival is coming up the end of June! Their website has a bunch more info to plan your trip: http://www.whitesbog.org/

Whitesbog, located in Browns Mills New Jersey, is in the middle of the Pine Barrens, nowhere to be…read morefound by the un-initiated. This is an active village in a vast area of cranberry bogs and blueberry fields. I attended the 34th annual blueberry Festival on a lovely day in June. Parking for $10 was a bit tedious because it was located on a landing strip about a mile from the site. Shuttle buses somewhat alleviated the issue. The festival is like any fair I have attended, nothing special under the sun with various vendors and support groups in tents. There was also an entertainment. For $5 you could also be transported to the blueberry fields and pick as many as you can in a half hour. There also was a pie-eating contest which was quite amusing. Various groups displayed their " antique agricultural" wares which I found very interesting. The General Store is in the center of the village.

beautiful blueberries, with a wonderful price. The owner of the farm, and the employees of the farm…read moreare very friendly. and since the farm is big. they will give you a ride out to and back from your favorite spots

This is my favorite farm to pick blueberries! Their berries are huge and always delicious! The…read morestaff is so helpful and friendly! One of my daughters favorite places to go every summer as well. Very kid friendly!

It's great that the town has been able to come back so well after Sandy…read more Every year after Labor Day weekend, the town has Heritage Day. But since that committee disbanded, they now are calling it Founder's Day. All the vendors are from the town instead of having outside businesses come in. Also, instead of being segregated to a beer garden, we were allowed to wander around the entire area, beers in hand. Unfortunately there weren't as many food stands, but that is understandable, considering some businesses may not be open yet or reopening at all. The fire dept. sets up a beer and wine truck, and they also serve hamburgers and hotdogs. All the money goes to the fire squad which is great! We always have a blast at this event. It's like a farewell to summer!

I was born in lavallette at my grandmothers house i no longer live in lava but love going back for…read morevisits and founders day is the best theres so much for the children to do my son was in heaven for hours thank you lavallette

This annual event has to be the largest outdoor festival in New Jersey with a multitude of vendors…read moreand all kinds of activities for children. It takes place the third weekend every October. This cranberry festival has gotten larger every year since it's inception. And to me, it's in the middle of nowhere, deeply into the Pine Barrens. You can either get there early or come later in the day to avoid the private $10 parking lots and park for free on the streets. The hours were extended to 5pm each day Cranberries are the theme here and you can sample and purchase jellies, sauces and wines. This is a large all-purpose festival. People also bring their pets here. I even saw a pig on a leach. And the weather turned out to be gorgeous. There's entertainment here in the quaint outdoor setting. If you do read this review you probably will have to wait one year to attend. If you're into festivals, check it out next year. The fest takes place in Chatsworth in Woodland Twp New Jersey

Great festival!! Awesome food! I like that they have live bands for entertainment near the food…read morearea!

This review is for the restaurant in the Tom''s River Country Club, not sure if it has a specific…read morename, but I am sure it is a FANTASTIC spot with excellent food in a beautiful setting. My pal and I started with a couple of cocktails, I picked the sangria and she went with the espresso martini. Both were really good and well prepared. Next came a bread basket with the most exceptional bread. It was an Italian sesame loaf, but the interior was yellow, almost like an egg bagel and it was 100%. It was so good, that I asked for some extra to take home and made epic french otast with it the next day. It was THAT good! After that we both got french onion soup, which was also 1975 fantastic and just the way I like it, with tons of gruyere baked on top. For my main, I went with the Chicken Don Pepe- Which was a breaded chicken cutlet served with roasted tomatoes and red onions over basil risotto-truly fantastic and a VERY generous portion, enough to take home for lunch the next day. We were way too stuffed to go for dessert, we just headed outside to a few comfortable adirondack chairs and look out at the beautiful landscape.

Come here for the ambience and not the food! A great spot for playing golf and enjoying time with…read morefriends, but the food is pretty subpar Food: they start you off with bread with garlic butter and the garli butter was really good! We got the croquettes as an app, and they were very good! Super soft on the inside, u was a bit surprised at the texture! I was very excited about the cheese wheel carbonara. It was more exciting to watch them make this then actually eat! It was almost too creamy I'm not the best way! Service: not the best. They had a spill, which is fine but it took us a really long time to get napkins yo clean it up and they didn't really do anything about it Price: pretty pricy given portion sizes and quality but I guess it's the price you pay for the view