Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Philadelphia, PA

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Broomall

Haunted Hollow sits off Malin Road in Broomall, Delaware County, just west of Philadelphia. The name points to a seasonal Halloween attraction, the kind that runs on fall weekends. Current dates and hours are not posted in the directory, so contact the operator or check locally before planning a visit.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Media

Carriage House Hives is a small family apiary in the Moylan section of Media, Delaware County, producing 100% raw local honey hand-harvested and bottled in a carriage house dating to 1870. The bees forage across Media, Swarthmore, and Rose Valley, and the operation keeps a second yard in Old City Philadelphia. Honey is sold locally in limited batches. Their Facebook page and carriagehousehives.com list where to find current stock.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Media

Pick-your-own orchard on Copes Lane in Media, Delaware County, west of Philadelphia. Orchards in this pocket of southeastern Pennsylvania generally open for apples and peaches through late summer and fall, often adding berries and pumpkins in season. Call ahead for the current picking list and field conditions.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

marcus hook

Eusden's Pony Rides is based on Green Street in Marcus Hook, in Delaware County near the Pennsylvania-Delaware border. Operations like this bring ponies to birthday parties, fairs, and community events for children's rides. The setting is suburban Philadelphia rather than open farmland.

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.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Boothwyn

Ablin Acre is listed on Larkin Road in Boothwyn, a suburban corner of Delaware County southwest of Philadelphia. The 'acre' in the name and the built-up setting point to a small, single-property operation rather than a large farm. No website or social page was found to confirm what it grows or offers.

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.

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.

Glen Mills

The Bates Motel & Haunted Hayride runs three Halloween attractions on Arasapha Farm at 1835 N. Middletown Road in Glen Mills, west of Philadelphia: the Bates Motel haunted house, the Revenge of the Scarecrows haunted trail, and a haunted hayride through the woods. Hollywood-style sets, effects, and live actors have drawn crowds here for more than 30 years each fall. Midway games and food round out the night.

Glen Mills

Wynnorr Farm sits on East Street Road in Glen Mills, Delaware County, in Philadelphia's western suburbs. The agritourism listing carries little public product information. Reach out to the farm to confirm what it grows or offers before visiting.

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.

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.

New Hope

Collegeville

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

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.

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.

Phoenixville

Yeager's Farm has grown Christmas trees near Phoenixville since 1986, offering fresh-cut and cut-your-own trees starting the Friday after Thanksgiving. The family also sells pumpkins, apples, and fresh produce, plus hand-made bows, wreaths, cemetery blankets, and baked goods from a holiday gift shop. Trees and greenery are the main draw once the season opens. Two locations sit off Pike Springs and Western Roads.

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.

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.

Birds and Bees Farm sits on West Main Street in Columbus, a farming section of Burlington County. The name points to a small diversified operation, possibly honey and eggs, though no website or listing details were found to confirm its products.

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.

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.

Vincentown

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.