Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Hammonton, NJ

Hammonton

A 110-year-old family blueberry farm on Nesco Road in Hammonton, the self-styled Blueberry Capital of the world. In season it offers u-pick blueberries, and year-round it ships organic, non-GMO heirloom blueberry plants nationwide, from small starts to mature bushes. The farm has built a large online following around its plants and growing advice. It sits in the Atlantic County Pine Barrens, prime sandy-soil blueberry country.

Hammonton

Lindsay's Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Hammonton, the self-styled Blueberry Capital of the World and the center of New Jersey's cultivated-blueberry industry. Farms here harvest through the summer, and many offer both pick-your-own and pre-picked fruit. Contact the farm to confirm picking days and hours during the June-to-August season.

Hammonton

DiMeo Farms in Hammonton runs pick-your-own blueberries and a mail-order nursery selling organic, non-GMO, cold-hardy heirloom blueberry plants aged from young starters to mature six-year bushes. Hammonton is the self-styled blueberry capital, and the farm ships plants nationwide while opening its fields to pickers in season. Reach it at [email protected] or (609) 561-5905.

Hammonton

Blueberry Bill Farms grows pick-your-own blueberries in Hammonton, the self-styled Blueberry Capital, with harvest running roughly June 15 to August 1. Frozen berries, blueberry bushes and blackberry bushes sell year-round once the fresh season closes. The farm has been family-run for more than 55 years, open daily 8am to 5pm. It sits just off Exit 28 of the Atlantic City Expressway.

Winslow Township

Rosedale Blueberry Farm grows organic blueberries and blackberries on Laurel Avenue in Winslow Township, Camden County, with berries ready from mid-June through mid-August. It's a direct-buy and wholesale operation rather than pick-your-own, so berries come packed; call ahead before stopping by. They also sell blueberry-blossom honey, farm-fresh eggs, and blueberry and fig plants.

Waterford

Pope's Gardens is a 10-acre nursery and garden center on the Old White Horse Pike in Waterford, growing more than 800 varieties of perennials on-site. Beyond plants, shrubs, herbs, and garden supplies, the property keeps Scottish Highland cows, alpacas, emus, sheep, and pheasants, and runs gardening classes for families. It sits in South Jersey between Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Call (856) 767-3343.

Mullica Township

Butterhof's Shady Brook Farm runs along the White Horse Pike in Mullica Township, Atlantic County, in the Pinelands farm belt. Roadside produce is the likely trade on this well-traveled stretch. No website or detailed listing was found.

Buena Vista Township

AC Paintball and Emu Ranch combines an outdoor paintball park with a working emu ranch on 12th Street in Buena Vista Township, Atlantic County. The unusual pairing puts game fields next to livestock in the Pine Barrens. Public details beyond the location are thin.

Williamstown

Piney Hollow Farm has grown blueberries on E. Piney Hollow Road in Williamstown since 1939, run by the Measley family. Pick your own during the summer season, or buy pre-picked retail and wholesale berries, frozen berries, and cobbler kits. The farm also partners with makers of blueberry jam, jelly, and wine.

Winslow Township

Cedarbrook Apiaries keeps bees on School Street in Winslow Township, along southern New Jersey's Pine Barrens fringe in Camden County. Local apiaries here bottle raw wildflower honey and often sell beeswax and pollination services. Reach out to confirm current honey stock and pickup details.

Mullica Township

Fox's Cranberries grows cranberries in Mullica Township, deep in the Atlantic County Pine Barrens where New Jersey ranks among the top cranberry-producing states. Cranberry bogs like this harvest in fall, flooding the beds to float the fruit for collection. Contact the grower to learn whether it sells retail or wholesale only.

A farm on Indian Mills Road near Vincentown, along the edge of the Burlington County Pinelands. This part of South Jersey is known for cranberries, blueberries, and vegetable fields. The listing name reads oddly and may be a data artifact; no website or verified contact details appear online.

Mays Landing

Pleasant Valley Farms is on Route 40 (Harding Highway) in Mays Landing, Atlantic County, South Jersey. It runs seasonal agritourism. Contact directly for produce, pick-your-own, or fall activities and current hours.

V & V Adventure Farm operates on Old Indian Mills Road in Shamong Township, deep in the Burlington County Pinelands. The name points to seasonal agritourism, and the 08088 area is Pine Barrens farm country. No website or full listing turned up.

Shamong

Valenzano Winery has farmed in Burlington County since the early 1970s and pours more than 35 wines in Shamong, from dry reds to its Jersey Devil ports. Tastings run eight wines for $10, and a wine pub serves full meals Thursday through Sunday. The winery hosts an annual WineFest along with paint nights, comedy shows, and weddings on its Old Indian Mills Road grounds. Call (609) 268-6731.

Monroe Township

A farm on Winslow Road in Monroe Township (Williamstown), Gloucester County, within South Jersey's produce belt. The region is dense with peach and vegetable farms that sell through late summer and fall. Nothing beyond the name and location is posted online for this operation.

Egg Harbor City

A seasonal pumpkin patch on West Herschel Street in Egg Harbor City, in the Atlantic County farm belt. Fall is the main season for pick-your-own and pre-picked pumpkins. Confirm dates and hours directly before visiting.

Tabernacle Township

Conte Farms runs a farm market and fall festival on Flyatt Road in Tabernacle, in the Burlington County Pinelands. The market sells the farm's produce through the growing season, and autumn is the main draw: a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, pony rides, and a barnyard of farm animals. Spring brings bedding plants and vegetable starts from the greenhouses.

Galloway Township

Legendary Blueberries is a blueberry grower in Galloway Township, Atlantic County, at the edge of New Jersey's Pinelands blueberry country near Hammonton. Berries ripen through the summer. Contact the farm directly for current pick-your-own or wholesale availability.

Medford Township

Indian Acres Tree Farm has operated on Tuckerton Road in Medford since 1961. It's best known for pre-cut Christmas trees sold from late November through the holidays, but the farm also runs a full fall season: pumpkin picking, wagon rides, kid-friendly mazes, barrel train rides, a playground, cider, and grilled food. Winter brings an illuminated walking trail, and school tours and birthday parties go by reservation.

Galloway Township

A farm in Galloway Township, Atlantic County, near the Pinelands and the shore backcountry outside Absecon. The name points toward both livestock and crops, though no listing confirms the specifics. No website or contact details are posted online.

Galloway Township

B & B Farms grows in Galloway Township, Atlantic County, in the sandy Pine Barrens soil around Egg Harbor. The listing carries no street number and no website, so specifics on crops and hours aren't public.

Egg Harbor City

Sahl's Father Son Farm works ground in Egg Harbor City, in the Atlantic County Pinelands where sandy soil favors blueberries and produce. The West Pestalozzi Street farm keeps a low public profile. No website or detailed listing was found, so specific crops and hours aren't posted.

Southampton Township

Farmer Jack's runs a three-season operation in Southampton Township, Burlington County. Home-grown produce comes in summer, a Halloween and pumpkin stretch fills fall, and cut-your-own Christmas trees close the year in December. The farm sits in the Pinelands off Dorchester Drive.

Franklinville

Denny Farm is on Marshall Mill Road in Franklinville (Franklin Township), Gloucester County, in South Jersey's produce and peach belt. Its specific crops aren't documented online. Farms in this area commonly grow peaches, sweet corn, and vegetables for roadside and wholesale sale. Contact the farm for current offerings.

Southampton Township

Wells Blueberries grows blueberries on Retreat Road in Southampton Township, in the Burlington County Pine Barrens that produce the bulk of New Jersey's cultivated blueberry crop. Local berries ripen from late June into July. Pick-your-own status, pricing, and hours for this farm aren't posted online.

Vincentown

Medford

Johnson's Corner Farm in Medford, Burlington County, runs a deep pick-your-own program covering strawberries, cherries, blueberries, apples, pumpkins, and sunflowers, alongside a farm market with cider donuts and pies, a Discovery Barnyard, hayrides, and a corn maze. The on-site Farmhouse Kitchen makes baked goods and prepared foods. Reach the farm at 609-654-8643.

Pemberton

A blueberry farm on Magnolia Road in Pemberton, Burlington County, in the sandy Pine Barrens soil that made South Jersey blueberry country, the highbush blueberry was first cultivated commercially not far from here. Small growers like Piper sell fresh berries in the July peak, often pick-your-own or by the flat at the farm. Little is listed online, so call during blueberry season to check picking availability and hours.

Pemberton

Haines Berry Farm grows blueberries on Sheep Pen Hill Road in Pemberton, Burlington County, at the edge of the Pine Barrens where New Jersey blueberries first took hold. The farm sells fresh and pick-your-own berries through the summer harvest. Its website is hainesberryfarm.com.

Lumberton

A small alpaca farm on Newbolds Corner Road in Lumberton, Burlington County. Alpacas are raised here for fiber and farm visits. Days and hours vary, so reach out before stopping by.

Ash PYO Blueberries, run by Warren Ash, is a pick-your-own blueberry field on Magnolia Road in Burlington County, part of the Pine Barrens blueberry country near Hammonton. Pick-your-own runs through the summer harvest, roughly late June into August. Call before heading out to confirm the fields are open and the fruit is ripe.

Pemberton

Clement Blueberry Farm grows blueberries in Pemberton, Burlington County, on the western edge of the Pine Barrens where New Jersey's blueberry industry took root. Fresh and pick-your-own berries run through the summer harvest. No website was found online.

Pemberton

Wilson Blueberries grows blueberries on New Lisbon Road in Pemberton, in the Burlington County Pine Barrens at the center of New Jersey's blueberry country. The crop ripens from late June through July. Whether this farm offers pick-your-own, along with its pricing and hours, isn't posted online.

Clayton

Kozy Acres is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm and honey-bee apiary in Clayton, Gloucester County, run by a family with three generations of beekeeping behind them. They sell trees in season and local honey from their hives; the lot sometimes closes to let younger trees mature, so availability varies year to year. Call to check what's open. Their motto: "We don't sell trees, we sell family memories."

New Lisbon

New Lisbon Blueberries grows blueberries in New Lisbon, in the Burlington County Pinelands. This part of New Jersey is where the state's cultivated-blueberry industry began, near Whitesbog. Fresh berries come in the summer picking season; call ahead for pick-your-own or pre-picked availability.

Sewell

Anthony's Local Honey is a small beekeeping operation in Sewell, Gloucester County, working from a home address on Chapel Heights Road. Raw honey from nearby hives is the whole product. No storefront or website appeared, so buyers contact the beekeeper directly.

Upper Township

Allen Family Farm is on Tarkiln Road in Upper Township, Cape May County, in the Petersburg-Marmora area of New Jersey's southern shore region. The farm is listed for agritourism, but its crops, products, and visitor hours aren't detailed online.

A fall pumpkin festival held on Lakeside Avenue in Blackwood, part of Gloucester Township in Camden County. Community pumpkin events like this run for the Halloween season with pumpkins and family activities. Confirm this year's dates before going.

Glassboro

Rowand Farms is on North Main Street in Glassboro, Gloucester County, South Jersey. It's a family farm running seasonal agritourism. Contact directly for produce, pumpkins, and current hours.

Browns Mills

Upper Township

A cut-your-own Christmas tree farm on Old Tuckahoe Road in Upper Township, Cape May County. Choose-and-cut farms in this part of South Jersey generally open the weekend after Thanksgiving and sell precut trees, wreaths, and stands alongside field-grown pines and firs. Eisele runs a seasonal operation with little online footprint, so confirm the opening date and tree varieties by phone before heading out in December.

This listing points to an address on Odd Fellows Road in the Vincentown area of Burlington County (ZIP 08068), but the name 'Fred + III' doesn't clearly identify a farm, and nothing could be verified online. It may be a data-entry artifact or a private property. Treat the entry as unconfirmed until the owner verifies it.

Monroeville

McCann's Farm is on Aura Road in Monroeville, Gloucester County, in South Jersey's produce belt. It runs seasonal agritourism. Reach out directly for pick-your-own, pumpkins, or fall attractions and current hours.

Upper Township

Littleworth Tree Farm grows Christmas trees on Tuckahoe Road in Upper Township, Cape May County. Choose-and-cut farms like this open for the holiday season from late November through December. No website or listing details were found online.

Pittsgrove Township

A small farm on Garden Road in Pittsgrove Township, in Salem County's farm belt. Little is published about its hours or offerings, so reach out directly before visiting.

Millville

Ingraldi Farms grows on Cedar Avenue in Millville, Cumberland County, part of South Jersey's vegetable belt where peppers, tomatoes, and sweet corn are staple crops. No website or public listing details were found online.

Browns Mills

The Whitesbog Blueberry Festival takes place at Whitesbog Village in Browns Mills, the site where Elizabeth White developed the first cultivated blueberry in the early 1900s. The Whitesbog Preservation Trust, the nonprofit caretaker of this historic cranberry-and-blueberry village inside Brendan Byrne State Forest, runs the annual summer festival with food vendors, crafts, and village tours.

Browns Mills

Springfield Township

Specca Farms runs pick-your-own strawberries each spring at its White Farm field on Jacksonville-Mount Holly Road, then shifts to summer fruit and vegetables sold through The Corn Stop stand across the street. Pre-picked produce is available at checkout for anyone skipping the rows. The farm opens Thursday through Sunday in season and posts picking updates before you drive out. It sits near Columbus in Springfield Township, Burlington County.

Deerfield Township

A farm on Morton Avenue in Deerfield Township, Cumberland County, at the center of South Jersey's vegetable country near Bridgeton. Growers here supply summer crops such as peppers, tomatoes, and sweet corn. Beyond the name and location, no details about the farm are posted online.

Jobstown

Mr. McGregor's Garden is a farm on the Jacksonville-Jobstown Road in Jobstown, Burlington County, in southern New Jersey's farm belt. Named for the garden in Peter Rabbit, it runs seasonal agritourism. Check directly for pick-your-own, produce, or fall activities and current hours.

Browns Mills

A specialty nursery on Pasadena Road in Browns Mills, set in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. It focuses on fruit crops suited to the region's sandy, acidic soil, including blueberries, cranberries, and other native plants. Contact directly to confirm what's in stock and whether the site is open to visitors.

Ocean View

This listing is for a free haunted walk event in Ocean View (Dennis Township), Cape May County, rather than a working farm. Seasonal haunted walks like this run in October, often on private or community grounds. No farm operation or products are tied to the address online.

Harrison Township

Heritage Station is the farm-market side of the Heritage family's operation at 480 Mullica Hill Road in Richwood. The market sells the farm's own fruit — peaches, apples, and berries — along with vegetables, baked goods, cider, and ice cream. The same property is home to William Heritage Winery, so a market run pairs easily with a wine tasting. It's a longtime Gloucester County fruit farm.

Mullica Hill

Heritage Vineyards — trading as William Heritage Winery — grows grapes and makes wine at 480 Mullica Hill Road in Richwood, on land the Heritage family has farmed for generations. The estate tasting room pours reds, whites, rosé, and sparkling wine, with a second tasting room in Haddonfield and a wine club for regulars. The winery shares the site with the family's fruit farm and market.

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.

Waretown

Brookville Farms is on Wells Mills Road in Waretown, Ocean County, near Route 72 and the Pine Barrens. The setting suits seasonal produce and roadside farm sales. Public detail is limited, with no website found.

Mullica Hill

Hill Creek Farms offers pick-your-own apples, Asian pears, and sunflowers with hayrides and a kids' barrel train on Route 45 in Mullica Hill, Gloucester County. The farm has signaled it is winding down its pick-your-own operation. Contact is [email protected] or (856) 223-0028.

Mullica Hill

Pick-your-own orchard and garden center growing apples, nectarines, and blueberries, plus a wide pumpkin selection at their Upper Pittsgrove fields. The greenhouses stock bare-root fruit trees, heirloom tomato seedlings, citrus trees, perennials, and annuals in spring. They also sell their own jams and jellies. PYO seasons run March through June and again from September into October.