Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Doylestown, PA

Doylestown

Hellerick's packs more than 50 activities onto its Doylestown farm, from an aerial adventure park and zip lines to silo wall climbing, championship mini golf, and goat yoga. Hayrides run out to the fields, and kids get hands-on time with the farm animals. The season stretches from late March through Thanksgiving weekend, covering spring visits, summer camps, and the fall pumpkin rush. Birthday parties and group events are booked on-site.

Chalfont

A winery on Old Limekiln Road in Chalfont, Bucks County, near the Lake Galena reservoir and Peace Valley Park that give it its name. Tastings and bottle sales are the draw for the local wine trail. Its current hours and lineup aren't posted at the old web address, so call or check locally before visiting.

Chalfont

Chalfont

Tabora Farm & Orchard sits on Upper Stump Road in Chalfont, in the rolling farm country of Bucks County. The operation works an orchard alongside an on-site farm store, a common pairing for southeastern Pennsylvania growers who sell their fruit and goods direct. The farm's website carries current hours and what's in season.

Furlong

Froehlich's Farm is a fourth-generation garden center and farm on York Road in Furlong, Bucks County, in business since 1942. It carries annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, tropicals, and nursery stock, plus bulk and bagged landscaping materials. The farm runs seasonally from March through December, with spring planting stock and fall activities. Come by for garden plants in spring or seasonal goods later in the year.

Buckingham

Farm market in Buckingham, Bucks County, growing asparagus, strawberries, sweet corn, tomatoes, and pumpkins as a non-GMO grower. None Such sells produce and meats year-round plus baked goods and prepared foods from an in-house kitchen, and runs pick-your-own strawberries and a fall pumpkin festival. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Horsham Township

Kohler Farms works both sides of the season on Limekiln Pike in Horsham, running a garden center in spring and a farm market through summer. The greenhouses stock bedding plants, hanging baskets, perennials, ornamental grasses, and vegetable starts. The market brings in fresh corn, mushrooms, and berries alongside mulch and grocery staples. You'll find it about a mile north of Route 463.

Bedminster

A fruit farm in Bedminster Township, upper Bucks County, on Rolling Hills Road. The setting points to tree fruit; apples and peaches are the region's staples, typically sold in season at the farm. Offerings and hours aren't detailed online, so contact the farm to confirm what's for sale and when.

Lahaska

Giggleberry Fair is the family entertainment center inside Peddler's Village in Lahaska, Bucks County. Its centerpiece is Giggleberry Mountain, a multi-story indoor obstacle course, alongside an antique carousel, the Discovery Land play area for younger kids, and an arcade. It sits within the larger Peddler's Village shopping and dining destination. Hours run year-round, so check the site before visiting.

Rushland

A growing operation on Rushland Road in Rushland, in central Bucks County north of Philadelphia. This is mixed farm-and-nursery country, where local growers raise vegetables, bedding plants, and seasonal produce. Little is published about this particular farm, so a direct call or message is the best way to learn what it sells and whether it's open to the public.

Northampton Township

Farm & Garden Station is a full-scale nursery and garden center on Almshouse Road in the Ivyland area of Bucks County. The yard carries trees, shrubs, and both common and harder-to-find plants, plus bulk and bagged stone, mulch, and topsoil with delivery available. It runs seasonally from March through December. Regular hours are Monday through Saturday 8 to 6 and Sunday 10 to 4.

Perkasie

AGA Farms sits on Elephant Road in Perkasie, in the rolling Bucks County countryside of southeastern Pennsylvania. The directory lists it as an agritourism stop, but no public website or listing turned up to confirm what it grows or offers to visitors. Contact the farm directly for hours and current activities.

New Hope

Horsham

Run by a husband-and-wife beekeeping team since 2017, 4 Brothers Honey keeps more than 200 colonies across two dozen sites around Horsham and Montgomery County. Alongside raw local honey, they specialize in live honeybee removals and relocation, pulling established colonies out of walls and structures rather than exterminating them. Retail honey and hive products are sold direct. Reach them through their site or Facebook for removal requests and seasonal honey availability.

Ottsville

Goodenough Honey is a one-person Bucks County beekeeping operation run by Dustin Goodenough, selling raw, unprocessed local honey plus beeswax lip balm, lotion, and candles. A 12-ounce jar of raw honey runs about $20, with local delivery around Ottsville and shipping available for one to five jars. On-farm pickup is offered at the Durham Road location. Goodenough places hives on nearby properties, so the honey reflects Bucks County wildflower forage.

Souderton

Souderton Telford Main Streets is a downtown organization based on North Main Street in Souderton, Montgomery County. Rather than a farm, it promotes local businesses and organizes community events across the Souderton and Telford boroughs, which can include seasonal markets. Check their event calendar for dates and vendor details.

Sellersville

A small agritourism farm on Ridge Road in Sellersville, in the rolling country of upper Bucks County. Public details about its offerings are limited online. Anyone planning a visit should confirm hours and activities with the farm directly before heading out.

Lansdale

Freddy Hill Farms is a longtime family dairy and recreation spot on Sumneytown Pike in Lansdale, Montgomery County. It's best known locally for homemade ice cream served at its parlor, alongside a golf driving range, miniature golf, and batting cages. No active website was reachable to confirm current hours, so check ahead before visiting.

Lambertville

A certified-organic vegetable farm on Rock Road in Lambertville, Hunterdon County, growing field crops along with hoop-house tomatoes, microgreens, and pastured poultry. Much of the harvest is sold at the West Windsor Community Farmers Market, held Saturdays at the Princeton Junction train station, with fresh and preserved organic products available in season. The farm has long promoted organic growing as a way to produce safe food and support the local environment.

Frenchtown

Square Stone Farm is an agritourism farm on Route 12 in Frenchtown, a Delaware River town in Hunterdon County's western farm belt. Public details on its crops and visitor hours are limited.

Newtown

A farm stand and garden center on Stoneybrook Road in Newtown, in lower Bucks County. Operations that pair the two usually sell bedding plants, hanging baskets, and vegetable starts in spring, then shift to fresh produce through summer and mums, pumpkins, and cornstalks in fall. The garden-center side means one stop can cover both what to plant and what to eat.

Hopewell Township

Howell Living History Farm is a county-owned working farm that recreates New Jersey agriculture as it was around 1900, and admission is free. The Mercer County Park Commission runs it. Staff and volunteers plow with horses, harvest ice, and thresh wheat while visitors watch or lend a hand. Seasonal draws include a corn maze, the annual fiddle contest, sheep-shearing days, the 4-H fair, and school field trips. It sits in the Delaware River valley near Titusville.

Newtown

A Halloween attraction on a 230-acre Newtown farm, running since 1990. The signature hayride covers a mile and a quarter through dark woods and fields; two walk-through attractions, the House in the Hollow and The Field, round out the night. Bonfires with live bands and refreshments keep the crowd warm between scares. No alcohol is allowed, so it stays family-appropriate. The season runs each fall through Halloween.

Frenchtown

Lazy Acres sits on County Route 513 in Frenchtown, a Delaware River town in Hunterdon County surrounded by farmland. No website or public listing details were found online, so the operation's products and hours can't be confirmed.

Stockton

WoodsEdge Farm raises llamas and alpacas on Bowne Station Road in Stockton, Hunterdon County, and spins their fiber into designer yarns and finished luxury goods. It's one of the longer-running fiber-animal breeding programs in the region, working from its own herd rather than imported wool. Products sell online and, at times, at the farm. Contact them to arrange a visit or ask about yarn and fiber stock before stopping by.

Collegeville

An orchard on Kriebel Mill Road in Collegeville, in the Perkiomen Valley of Montgomery County. Orchards in this area grow apples and peaches, with picking and cider running from late summer into fall. The Perkiomen countryside keeps a rural feel despite sitting within reach of the Philadelphia suburbs, and small orchards here tend to sell fruit fresh at the farm. Call ahead to confirm hours and what's ripe.

Milford

Bobolink Dairy & Bakehouse makes aged, raw-milk cheeses from a 100% grass-fed herd on Stamets Road in Milford, Hunterdon County. The bakehouse turns out wood-fired sourdough breads from an outdoor wood oven, and the farm store sells cheese, bread, and grass-fed meat. Bobolink hosts farm tours and seasonal pizza nights, and its cheeses turn up at New York-area farmers markets.

Collegeville

Longview Center for Agriculture is run by Greener Partners, a nonprofit that connects communities to food through farming and hands-on, discovery-based learning. The farm sits on Stump Hall Road in Collegeville, in the Montgomery County countryside. The organization's programs range from school and hospital garden projects to Farm Explorer, a mobile farm that brings agriculture lessons to kids. Contact the nonprofit directly to confirm what's currently running at this site.

Milford

Phillips Farms grows fruits, vegetables, and flowers on Crab Apple Hill Road in Milford, Hunterdon County, and runs a big pick-your-own program, strawberries in spring, then blueberries, cherries, and other crops through the season. The farm market sells its own jams, salsas, and baked goods, and Phillips also brings produce to farmers markets across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Call the pick-your-own line for what's ripe before you drive out.

East Amwell Township

A farm on Rosemont-Ringoes Road in East Amwell Township, a rolling agricultural corner of Hunterdon County between Ringoes and Rosemont. Vineyards, horse farms, and vegetable growers share the surrounding countryside. No website or further detail about this farm is posted online.

Frenchtown/pittstown

The Bonacorsi Family Farm works land on Pittstown Road near Frenchtown, in rural Hunterdon County. It's a family operation in a county known for small produce and livestock farms. No website or detailed listing was found beyond the location.

Milford

Tassot Apiaries keeps bees at Buzzing Acres Farm on Rick Road in Milford, Hunterdon County, producing raw honey. The operation is known locally for beekeeping alongside honey sales. Their website was unreachable at the time of writing, so current product and class details couldn't be confirmed. Raw honey stock follows each season's harvest, so contact the apiary directly to check what's available and how to buy.

Bensalem

A farm on 1st Avenue in Bensalem, lower Bucks County near the Philadelphia line. It's one of the few working farm plots left in a heavily built-up township. What it grows and whether it opens to the public aren't detailed online, so reach out directly for current information.

Flemington

Acres Away is an agritourism farm at 926 County Road 579 in Flemington, Hunterdon County. Operations tagged this way in central New Jersey usually center on farm visits, with animals, seasonal activities, and group or party bookings rather than a produce stand. The rural Route 579 setting fits that kind of visit-the-farm experience. Contact the farm directly for what it offers, current hours, and booking, since agritourism programs run by season and appointment.

Hellertown

A farm on Wassergass Road in Hellertown, Northampton County, in the Lehigh Valley south of Bethlehem. Public details on its crops and season are limited online. Contact the farm directly to learn what it grows and whether it's open to visitors.

Ringoes

The Black River & Western is a volunteer-run heritage railroad running scenic trains along 16 miles between Ringoes and Flemington in Hunterdon County. Themed rides fill the calendar: the Pumpkin Train with pumpkin picking, the Santa Express, an Easter Bunny egg-hunt run and the Hunterdon Wine Express. It has served central New Jersey for more than 50 years. Trains board at the Ringoes and Flemington stations.

East Amwell Township

Willow Creek Nursery and Country Store is on John Ringo Road in East Amwell Township (Ringoes), Hunterdon County. Combined nursery-and-store operations like this typically sell trees, shrubs, and perennials alongside local farm goods and seasonal items. Contact them to confirm current stock and hours.

Ringoes

Pumpkin Junction is a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch on Toad Lane in Ringoes, Hunterdon County. It opens seasonally in autumn for maze-goers and pumpkin pickers. Contact directly for this year's dates and hours.

Chia-Sin Farms grows produce on Quakertown Road in Franklin Township, Hunterdon County, an agricultural stretch of northwest New Jersey. The name suggests a focus on Asian vegetable varieties. No website or contact details were found online.

A produce farm on Bloomsbury Road in the Milford area of western Hunterdon County, named for the raspberries at its center. It sits in a rural stretch of New Jersey where small berry and vegetable growers sell through the summer. Beyond the name and location, no website or further detail is posted online for this operation.

Cinnaminson Township

Riverside Homestead Farm, also listed as Taylor's Riverside Farm, sits on Zeisner Avenue in Cinnaminson Township, Burlington County, close to the Delaware River across from Philadelphia. It's recorded as an agritourism farm; crops, farm-stand details, and hours aren't posted online.

Coopersburg

Bob White Acres is on East Mill Hill Road in Coopersburg, in southern Lehigh County between Allentown and the Bucks County line. Listed for agritourism, the farm keeps little detail online. Contact them directly to find out what they grow or raise and when the farm is open to visitors.

Box J Farm is on Bellwood Park Road near Asbury, in the rolling farmland where Hunterdon and Warren counties meet (ZIP 08802). Online details are scarce. The name and setting point to a livestock or horse operation typical of the area. Contact the farm directly for specifics on what it raises or offers.

Coopersburg

Hausman Fruit Farm is a family-run operation on Limeport Pike near Coopersburg in Lehigh County, selling its own fruit and vegetables through an on-site store. Beyond the produce, the farm runs family activities on the property. Southeastern Pennsylvania's season keeps the stand stocked from early-summer berries through fall apples and pumpkins. Current details are on the farm's website.

Flemington

Schaefer Farms runs a daily farm stand at 1051 County Route 523 in Flemington, Hunterdon County, stocking its own eggs plus milk, butter, cheese, local honey, jams, and ice cream. The farm raises beef, pork, chicken, duck, and quail for its meat freezer, sells laying pullets in more than 30 breeds and Nutrena feed, and grows annuals and perennials. It also offers class trips and hayrides.

Easton

Tomblers Home Bakery operates out of Easton, in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley near the New Jersey line. The name points to a home-style bakery, but no public website or menu was available to confirm what they bake or their hours. Contact them directly for orders and availability.

Pennsburg

Cedar Hollow Farm on Quakertown Road in Pennsburg sells free-range eggs, pasture-raised poultry and meats, fresh produce, honey, and pies, with a barnyard of goats, chickens, ducks, alpacas, and cows. Fall brings a corn maze and pumpkin picking, and Thursday evenings from 4 to 7 p.m. open the farm for strolls and picnicking. It's a working family farm in upper Montgomery County. Call 215-679-2729 for current hours and farm-store stock.

Cinnaminson Township

A small homestead-style farm in Cinnaminson Township, Burlington County, near the Delaware River across from Philadelphia. Little is published about its hours or offerings, so contact directly before visiting.

Asbury

West Portal Pumpkin Patch spreads across 85 acres in Asbury, Hunterdon County, with a 45-minute hayride that ends at the pumpkin field. Two corn mazes, indoor and outdoor hay mazes, a petting zoo, sunflower lane and a family game center keep kids busy. The fall season opens in mid-September, Thursday through Sunday. Admission is $15, cash only, with an ATM on-site.

ASBURY

Little Tree Farm sits on Huff Lane in Asbury, in the rolling farmland of Warren County near the Musconetcong River. What it grows or offers isn't posted online. Contact the farm directly for current crops, hours, and whether it's open to visitors.

Phillipsburg

A vintage train excursion out of Phillipsburg, Warren County, run by the Delaware River Railroad. In fall the railroad operates pumpkin- and corn-maze-themed rides that carry passengers to a farm stop with a corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkins before returning along the Delaware River. It's part of a lineup of seasonal themed trains the railroad runs through the year. Check the schedule before buying tickets.

Phillipsburg

A nonprofit heritage railroad in Phillipsburg that runs family excursion trains along the Delaware River. Rides include the seasonal River Train, winery and gem-mining trips, Day Out With Thomas, and the holiday Polar Express. Trains typically depart Saturdays and Sundays from May through October, with several runs a day. The railroad preserves regional rail history while operating the tourist trips.

Morrisville

Snipes Farm is a nonprofit farm and education center on West Bridge Street in Morrisville, along the Delaware River in Bucks County. Founded in 2008, it farms regeneratively and donates much of its produce to food kitchens around Trenton. Programs fill the calendar: summer camps, school field trips, caregiver-and-toddler classes, seasonal festivals, and beekeeping. Pavilion rentals and farm-animal visits round out the offerings.

Collegeville

Phillipsburg

Perfect Christmas Tree Farm sells Christmas trees along US Route 22 in Phillipsburg, Warren County. The season opens after Thanksgiving and runs until the trees sell out. Beyond the roadside location, little detail is posted online.

Collegeville

Varners' Farm has grown Christmas trees and pumpkins for over 30 years on a preserved 90-acre property off South Trappe Road in Collegeville, Montgomery County. Fall opens pick-your-own apples, corn, flowers, and pumpkins, with horse-drawn wagon rides, a corn maze, pony rides, and crafts. Pumpkins are priced by weight, wholesale bins are available, and a retail market sits on-site.

Hopewell Township

Oasis Garden Center is on Federal City Road in Hopewell Township, Mercer County, central New Jersey. It's a garden center and nursery. Contact directly for plants, seasonal stock, and hours.

Hopewell Township

Little Acres Farm sits on Lawrenceville-Pennington Road in Hopewell Township, Mercer County, farmland between Princeton and the Delaware River. No active website was found online, so the farm's current crops and hours aren't confirmed.

Lebanon

Valley Crest Farm works land on Allerton Road in Lebanon, Hunterdon County, in the hills near Round Valley Reservoir. The farm is recorded as agritourism; its specific crops and any visitor offerings aren't detailed in public listings.

Perkiomenville

This Perkiomenville pumpkin farm builds a corn maze each autumn and runs weekend hayrides through Montgomery County farmland. Beyond the maze, kids fire the apple slingshot and families load up on pumpkins and jugs of cider. Activities are priced individually at $7 or bundled at $20 for all three. The season is short, weekends across September and October, with weekday slots reserved for school and scout groups by appointment.