Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Ringoes, NJ

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Flemington

Burjan's Pumpkin Festival is a seasonal fall event at a farm on Old York Road in Flemington, Hunterdon County. The pumpkin patch and autumn activities run through October. Beyond the location and the festival name, little about the operation appears 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.

Newtown

Neshanic Station

Sun Meadow Farm is on Old York Road in Neshanic Station, part of Hillsborough in Somerset County. The area is a mix of small produce farms and horse farms along the South Branch of the Raritan River. Little is published about the operation, so reach out directly for details on crops or farm products.

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.

Skillman

A lavender and alpaca farm on Route 601 in Skillman, growing 15 lavender varieties that bloom from mid-June to mid-July and distilling its own essential oil on-site each July. It does not offer u-pick lavender; instead the shop sells farm-made soaps, sachets, dream pillows, and culinary lavender. Reservations are available year-round for Saturday alpaca walks. Open weekends 10am to 4pm, with added Friday hours from mid-November through late December.

New Hope

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.

Newtown

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.

Hillsborough Township

Doyle's Unami Farm works land along Mill Lane in Hillsborough, Somerset County, and opens to the public mainly in fall. The season centers on a corn maze, pick-your-own pumpkins, and hayrides out to the fields, with a stand selling the farm's own produce. It's a working family farm that turns its acreage over to agritourism once the harvest comes in.

Princeton

Terhune Orchards is a working fruit farm and winery on Cold Soil Road in Princeton, growing apples, peaches, blackberries and vegetables across the property. Pick-your-own runs through the seasons, and the farm store sells cider donuts, pies, apple cider and estate wines made on-site. Weekends bring festivals, wagon rides and tastings with live music. School trips, farm tours and birthday parties fill out the calendar.

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.

Lahaska

Hillsborough Township

A family farm and market on South Branch Road in Hillsborough, selling its own beef, pork, lamb, goat, eggs, and seasonal poultry. Through the year it runs farm events like Touch-A-Tractor days and outdoor line dancing. In fall it becomes Scare Farm, its Halloween attraction with a haunted hayride, corn maze, and haunted barn after dark. The farm store keeps weekday daytime hours and shorter weekend hours.

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.

Princeton

Princeton Lavender grows lavender, plus sunflowers in season, at 3741 Lawrenceville Road in Princeton. Its gift shop sells fresh-cut lavender, handmade soaps, local honey, and seasonal farm goods. The farm has shifted away from pick-your-own to focus on private events and celebrations. Reach them at (973) 978-8311.

Lawrence Township

Village Farms is a farm in Lawrence Township, Mercer County, between Trenton and Princeton along the Route 1 corridor. It's listed for agritourism, though crops, farm-stand details, and hours aren't posted online.

Lebanon

Valley Brook Farm is on High Street in Lebanon Borough, Hunterdon County, in the rolling farm country of west-central New Jersey. It's listed for agritourism, but crops, products, and visitor hours aren't posted online.

Hillsborough Township

Sunhaven Farms is a farm in Hillsborough Township, a large agricultural township in Somerset County crossed by the Millstone River. It's listed for agritourism, but its crops, activities, and visitor hours aren't detailed in public listings.

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.

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.

Lawrence Township

Cherry Grove Farm makes award-winning farmstead cheese from its own herd on nearly 500 preserved acres along Route 206 in Lawrence Township. The daily farm store sells raw-milk and fresh cheeses — aged wheels, mozzarella, burrata, ricotta — plus grass-fed beef, whey-fed pork, and heritage eggs. A kitchen turns out mac and cheese, hand pies, and soups, and the farm runs cheese-making classes and foraging walks.

Buckingham

Hillsborough

Hillsboro Farm sits on Hillsborough Road in Hillsborough Township, Somerset County — a stretch of central New Jersey still worked for row crops and produce. Public information about the farm is limited. Contact it directly to learn what it grows and whether it sells to the public.

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.

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.

Morrisville

Melick's Town Farm's Oldwick location is the flagship of New Jersey's largest apple and peach grower, a family operation running for generations in Tewksbury Township. The farm presses its own cider and produces Melick's hard cider, and the Oldwick market sells apples, peaches, pumpkins, baked goods, and cider doughnuts. Fall weekends bring pick-your-own and a busy market. Check the website for pressing dates, pick-your-own openings, and market hours across the season.

Oldwick

Melick's Town Farm is New Jersey's largest apple and peach grower, run by the Melick family, who have farmed in the state since 1728. The Oldwick site houses a cider mill and farm market that presses fresh cider through the fall. The operation also runs locations in Califon and Bridgewater, with pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pumpkins in season plus a bakery.

Furlong

Rushland

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.

Northampton Township

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.

Doylestown

West Windsor

Tindall Farms works land on Old Trenton Road in West Windsor, Mercer County, an area with a strong farmland-preservation program southeast of Princeton. It's listed as an agritourism farm; specific crops and any visitor offerings aren't posted online.

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.

Califon

The Califon Orchards are Melick's pick-your-own site, spread across hillside blocks along County Road 513 in Hunterdon County. This is where visitors head in fall to pick apples straight off the tree and, earlier in summer, peaches, part of the same family farm that runs the Oldwick and Bridgewater markets. Rows open variety by variety as fruit ripens, so check Melick's website for what's ready to pick before driving out.

Somerset

A small beekeeping operation on Welshs Lane in Somerset, Somerset County. Local apiaries like this produce raw honey and beeswax products from their hives. Contact directly to find out what's for sale and how to buy.

Bedminster

Bensalem

Bridgewater

Taida Orchids grows phalaenopsis and exotic orchids at a greenhouse on Foothill Road in Bridgewater, selling both wholesale and direct to the public. Beyond potted orchids in several sizes, they carry arrangements, succulents, and cut flowers. The store is open to walk-ins Monday through Saturday, unusual for a grower this size, so you can browse the greenhouse stock in person. Call ahead during holidays, when orchid demand spikes and stock moves fast.

Ottsville

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.

Bridgewater

Full Moon Farm sits on Washington Valley Road in Bridgewater, Somerset County. Its crops and offerings aren't clearly documented online. Farms along this stretch tend to grow vegetables, flowers, and seasonal pick-your-own. Contact the farm to confirm what it grows and when it's open.

South Brunswick

Brown's Berry Farm grows berries on Rowland Road in South Brunswick, Middlesex County. Pick-your-own strawberries are the classic draw for a farm of this name in central New Jersey's late-spring season. No website surfaced with picking dates, so it's best to check locally before heading out.

Cranbury Township

A farm on Eiker Road in Cranbury Township, Middlesex County, an area still dotted with working cropland between Princeton and the Turnpike. Details on Blossom Hill are thin online. Farms in this stretch of central Jersey generally grow field crops, sweet corn, and seasonal vegetables. Contact the farm to confirm whether it sells retail, runs a stand, or offers any pick-your-own before visiting.

Ripple Hill Farm is on Mountain Road in the Basking Ridge area of Bernards Township, Somerset County (ZIP 07920), north-central New Jersey. It's listed under agritourism. Contact directly for produce and seasonal hours.

Washington

Von Thun Farms' Washington location on Route 57 West in Warren County runs pick-your-own blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries in summer, then a sunflower trail, hayrides, corn maze, and pumpkins in fall. The farm market sells homegrown Jersey fruit and vegetables, and there's a CSA plus family nights, flower workshops, and school tours through the season.

Cranbury

Dey Farm works land on Dey Road in Cranbury, Middlesex County, one of the state's preserved-farmland towns of flat, fertile soil. The farm's specific crops aren't documented online. Reach out directly to learn what it grows and whether it sells produce locally.