Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Mullica Hill, NJ

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.

South Harrison Township

Creamy Acres has milked cows on Lincoln Mill Road since 1968 and added agritourism in 1992. It runs a farm market and garden center plus three seasonal events: Fall Fest with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and wagon rides; the Night of Terror haunted attraction each October; and a drive-through Night of Lights at Christmas. The working dairy continues alongside the entertainment.

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.

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.

Clarksboro

Schaub Farms works ground on East Cohawkin Road (Route 667) in Clarksboro, Gloucester County. Its specific crops aren't detailed online. Farms in this part of Gloucester County typically raise sweet corn, tomatoes, and seasonal produce for roadside sale. Contact the farm for current crops and stand hours.

Woolwich Township

Maugeri Farms works ground on Oldmans Creek Road in Woolwich Township, Gloucester County, one of South Jersey's most productive farming areas. Operations in this region typically grow vegetables, sweet corn, and grain, some wholesaling to regional markets. The farm's old web address no longer resolves, so there's little current detail online. Contact them directly to learn what they sell and whether any produce is available retail.

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.

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.

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.

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."

Swedesboro

A family farm on Oak Grove Road in Swedesboro, Gloucester County, best known for its fall Field of Terror attraction: a nighttime lineup of haunted hayride, haunted houses, and a haunted corn maze. During the day the same season brings a family fall festival with pumpkin picking and farm activities. The attractions run through October, so check the schedule before heading out.

Logan Township

A.L. Gaventa & Son farms on Repaupo Station Road in Logan Township, Gloucester County, in the flat, fertile farmland of southwestern New Jersey near Bridgeport. It's a long-established family farm operation; specific crops, greenhouse or market details, and hours aren't posted online.

Elmer

A farm on Route 77 in Elmer, in the farmland of Salem County. Little is published online about its hours or products, so contact directly before visiting.

Pilesgrove Township

The South Jersey Pumpkin Show is a fall festival held at the Salem County Fairgrounds on Harding Highway (Route 40) in Pilesgrove, near Woodstown. Past events filled a weekend with pumpkin displays, craft and food vendors, contests, and family entertainment. It's an event rather than a working farm, and current-year details aren't posted 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.

Mannington Township

A cut-flower farm on Bassett Road in Mannington Township (Salem), started in 2012 by Allen and Alyssa Ward. It grows field flowers using sustainable methods and sells bouquets and flower shares, but is best known for BYOB pick-your-own sunflower and wildflower date nights, floral design classes, and photo sessions. The farm also hosts small weddings and private events for up to 100 guests, open to the public for posted events or by advance appointment.

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.

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.

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Shiloh

McDermott's Christmas Tree Farm is a cut-your-own tree grower on Roadstown Shiloh Road in Shiloh, Cumberland County. Choose-and-cut farms in South Jersey generally stock Douglas fir, Fraser fir, and white pine and open in late November. Call ahead in December to check field availability and hours.

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.

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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.

Bridgeton

Jericho Gardens, run by M. R. Dickinson & Son, farms on Roadstown Road outside Bridgeton in Cumberland County, part of South Jersey's main produce belt. Farms in this area grow tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers, and other row crops for local and wholesale markets. Details online are thin; contact the farm directly to learn what it grows and whether it sells retail.

Bellefonte

A Certified Naturally Grown apiary in Bellefonte run by Stephanie Grant and family, producing raw and herbal-infused honey along with handmade soaps and bath products from the hive.

Ardencroft

A family owned and operated produce and Christmas market in Wilmington's Brandywine Hundred, serving the area for more than 55 years. Carries fresh produce, baked goods, and seasonal plants, open daily 8am to 6pm, closed Tuesdays.

Salem

A seasonal corn maze on Quinton-Hancocks Bridge Road in Salem, deep in Salem County farm country. The maze runs in the fall alongside the usual pumpkin-season activities. Hours and dates change year to year, so check before making the trip.

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Salem

T & M Hahn farms on Frog Ocean Road in Salem, Salem County, part of southwestern New Jersey's largest stretch of open farmland. Growers here typically raise field crops, grain, and vegetables. Product and visitor details for this farm aren't posted online.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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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.

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.

Middletown

A waterfront wedding and event venue on the Reedy Point Road in Middletown, family-owned and built around two barns. The ground floor holds appetizer and game space, the second floor has a dining room with Amish farm tables and a crystal chandelier, and an outdoor deck runs along the water.

A family-owned apiary in Greenville's chateau country, where bees work the gardens of the Brandywine Valley. Wildflower honey is harvested three times a year, spring, summer, and fall, each batch carrying its own flavor from that season's bloom.

Lawrence Township

A farm on Hayneck Road in Lawrence Township, Cumberland County, in New Jersey's rural Delaware Bayshore region. This corner of the state is open farm country, with vegetables and grain worked across wide fields near the bay. No website or further detail about the operation is posted online.

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.

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.

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.

Middletown

McCarthy Tree Farm sits on Dutch Neck Road outside Middletown. The name points to a choose-and-cut Christmas tree operation, a common seasonal business in this part of New Castle County. No working website or listing confirms current details.

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.

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Wilmington

Carousel Park & Equestrian Center is a 200-plus-acre New Castle County park at 3700 Limestone Rd. in Wilmington, built around a working equestrian facility rather than crops or produce. Programs include therapeutic riding through TROT, the Horses for Heroes program for veterans, pony rides and parties, barn tours, and a horseback riding summer camp. Open daily, dawn to dusk.

Yorklyn

Yorklyn Valley Farms is based in Yorklyn, a small mill village on the Red Clay Creek. No street address, website, or listing turned up in research to confirm what the farm grows or sells.

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.

Middletown

Family owned and operated since 1932 on Silver Run Road in Middletown, one of the older Christmas tree operations in the state. Offers cut-your-own trees, wagon rides, wreaths, and a gift shop, opening the Friday after Thanksgiving each year.

Hockessin

Berry Good Farm operated an on-farm market at 637 Lancaster Pike in Hockessin, selling produce direct from the field. Multiple directories still list the farm, though its Facebook page notes it's no longer open — worth a call before making the drive to confirm current status.

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.

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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.