Farms Near Belvidere, NJ

White Township

Stoneyfield Orchards is an orchard in White Township, Warren County, near Belvidere in New Jersey's northwestern hill country. Orchards in this region grow apples, peaches, and other tree fruit harvested from midsummer into fall. Crop varieties, pick-your-own status, and hours aren't listed publicly.

Belvidere

An orchard on Orchard Street in Belvidere, Warren County, along the Delaware River. Orchards in this stretch grow tree fruit such as apples for fall picking and sale. Confirm the season and hours directly before visiting.

White Township

Mackey's Orchards sits in White Township, just outside Belvidere in Warren County, part of northwestern New Jersey's Delaware Valley fruit belt. It's an orchard running seasonal agritourism. Pick-your-own availability and market hours shift with the harvest, so call ahead or check before driving out.

Belvidere

A cut-your-own Christmas tree farm on County Road 519 in Belvidere, Warren County, in the farm country along the Delaware River. Choose-and-cut farms here open the weekend after Thanksgiving and typically sell field-grown spruce, fir, and pine, plus wreaths and stands, with saws provided in the fields. Wyckoff's keeps little online presence, so confirm the season's opening weekend and hours by phone before making the December trip.

Belvidere

Mackey's Orchard grows apples on County Road 519 Alternate near Belvidere, in the Warren County hills of northwestern New Jersey. Hillside orchards like this in the Delaware Valley produce a run of apple varieties from late summer into fall, usually sold at an on-site farm market alongside cider and other local goods. The rural ridge setting is part of the draw. Check the website for the picking season and current hours.

Bangor

Bangor

Gulick's Fruit Farm is a fifth-generation farm on Kaylor Road in Bangor, in Northampton County's Slate Belt overlooking the Delaware River. Planted in fruit trees generations ago after starting as a dairy, it now offers pick-your-own apples, peaches, cherries, and raspberries in season. The on-farm market takes cash and check. Fruit ripens across summer into fall, so timing depends on the crop.

White Township

Kimball's U-Pick offers pick-your-own harvest on Sarepta Road in White Township, Warren County, near Belvidere in northwestern New Jersey. No website or listing details were found online, so the available crops and season aren't confirmed.

White Township

H.A. Race and Son, run by the Race family, farms on Hazen-Oxford Road in White Township, Warren County. This is long-worked farmland in the Oxford area, but the operation's specific crops aren't posted online. Contact the farm to learn what it grows and whether it sells to the public.

Mount Bethel

Apple Blossom Village occupies Allegheny Road in Mount Bethel, in the Slate Belt corner of Northampton County near the Delaware River. Listed as an agritourism spot, it sits amid the rural farm country of the upper Delaware Valley.

ABV Farm Market sits at 690 Allegheny Road in Mount Bethel, in Pennsylvania's Slate Belt near the Delaware Water Gap. It operates as a farm market in Northampton County's rural northeast corner. Published details are limited, so the products sold and open days are best confirmed with the market directly.

Delaware

Belvidere

Four Sisters Winery operates at Matarazzo Farms on County Route 519 in Belvidere, Warren County, producing its own wines with tastings, an on-site kitchen, and an outdoor deck. The farm winery also hosts weddings and events, booking tastings through Eventbrite. Contact is [email protected] or (908) 475-3671.

Belvidere

Woodsedge Tree Farm is a choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm at 118 Beechwood Road in Belvidere, Warren County, that has also produced raw honey and beeswax for more than 40 years. During tree season it opens Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Reach them at [email protected] or (908) 763-9920.

Belvidere

Choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm in Belvidere that has run for more than 40 years. Beyond the trees, they sell raw honey and beeswax products from their own hives. The farm opens Thursday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., during the Christmas season.

Washington Township

Bangor

Harvest Home Meats sells 100% grass-fed beef from the DiFebo family's Harvest Home Farms in Bangor, Pennsylvania — winner of the state's first Leopold Conservation Award in 2018 and champion of PASA's inaugural Grass-fed Beef Cook-Off in 2008. Cattle graze diverse cool-season perennial pasture with no grain, hormones, or antibiotics ever, sold by the quarter, half, whole, or custom package: healthy soil, clean air and water, healthy cattle, healthy people.

Washington

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.

Heritage Poultry is a New Jersey poultry operation. The name points to heritage-breed birds, older and slower-growing chicken, turkey, or duck lines raised for flavor and pasture hardiness rather than industrial speed. No website or listing came up in a search, so its breeds, whether it sells eggs or meat, and its location aren't confirmed here.

Mount Bethel

Phllipsburg

Washington

Real farmers working a real farm since 1983, the Vacchiano family carries on generations-old Italian farming traditions across northwest New Jersey — harvesting fifteen acres of vegetables, tending American hybrid wine grapes, and raising beef, lamb, poultry, and heritage-breed turkeys on vegetarian, high-protein feed. A fixture of northern New Jersey farmers markets since 1992, the farm also runs a production kitchen turning out all-natural prepared meals with no preservatives.

Washington

At Vacchiano Farm, we are real farmers working a real farm – one hundred acres of beautiful, fertile land in the western part of New Jersey known as the Skylands Region. We founded Vacchiano Farm as a family enterprise in 1983, and have proudly participated in farmers’ markets throughout northern New Jersey since 1992. Our parents’ families still tend generations-old farms in Italy, and we carry on their traditions here with respect and care. ​ Our farm lies in the heart of Warren County, an Ame

Washington

Washington Borough's market is at 44 East Washington Avenue in Warren County, part of New Jersey's rural northwest. Growers from the surrounding farmland typically bring vegetables, tree fruit, eggs, and baked goods through summer and fall. The small-town main-street setting makes it an easy stop. As with most borough markets, the days and vendor list shift year to year, so check locally for the current schedule.

Bangor

Washington township

Martins Creek

Asbury

Cotton Cattle Company is a regenerative operation in Asbury, in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, delivering grassfed and grass-finished beef, heritage pork, and pasture-raised chicken and turkey to doorsteps across ten Northeast states — a la carte or by subscription box, with beef and pork shares from 50 to 400 pounds. Shop the Kash Valley Farm Store Thursdays and Fridays, or find them at the Summit, Hoboken, and Easton farmers markets.

Blairstown

Brook Hollow Farm sits on Frog Pond Road in Blairstown, Warren County, in the rolling farmland of northwest New Jersey. The name and setting point to a small working farm, but no website or product detail turned up online.

Great Meadows

Agrestic Acres is a 12-acre pasture-based farm just off Shades of Death Road in Great Meadows, Warren County, raising pigs and poultry for meat and eggs on an all-natural, sustainable system. It sells pork by the whole, half, or quarter share, plus raw honey and vegetables, and runs a CSA, working alongside other local organic farms as a collective. Order through their online store, GrowingDirt. No phone is listed, so reach them via the site or social media.

Hope

Longmeadow Farm is on Blairstown Road in Hope, Warren County, a historic farming township in northwestern New Jersey. No website or public listing details were found online, so the farm's products and hours aren't confirmed.

Hope

Port Murray

Orchard View Lavender Farm grows lavender in Port Murray, Warren County, and turns it into handmade soaps, bath and body products, essential oils, culinary lavender, and sachets sold on-site and online. The farm also hosts weddings and private events among the rows. The shop and order pickup run by appointment only, not as walk-in retail, so book a time first. Peak bloom for visiting the field is roughly June into July.

Blairstown

Race Farm is on Belcher Road in Blairstown, Warren County, in northwestern New Jersey's farm country. It runs as a farm market and seasonal agritourism operation. Contact directly for what's in season, hours, and fall attractions.

Mansfield Township

Treelicious Orchards spreads across 130 acres on Karrville Road in Port Murray (Mansfield Township), Warren County, with pick-your-own apples, peaches, berries, and pumpkins by season. The farm runs a CSA, hosts farm-to-table dinners and weddings, and sells at New York City greenmarkets. Its Just Made Bakery in nearby Hackettstown turns out pies, muffins, and cookies.

Blairstown

Easton

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.

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

Easton

Hunter Hill CSA farms Frost Hollow Road in Easton, on the Northampton County side of the Lehigh Valley near the New Jersey line. Members sign up for weekly shares of seasonal vegetables through the growing months.

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.

Easton

Klein Farms Dairy & Creamery in Forks Township, Easton has been in business since 1935, now run by third-generation farmers Layne and Beth Klein on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River. The farm store, open 8 to 7 daily, sells raw milk, gourmet mozzarella and aged cheeses, Greek-style yogurt and drinkable Smoogurt, brown eggs, farm-raised beef and pork, and homemade ice cream from the Happy Holstein stand.

Blairstown

Independence Township

Godlewsky Farms and Greenhouses runs greenhouses along Route 46 in Independence Township, Warren County. Growers like this typically raise bedding plants, hanging baskets, and seasonal produce for direct retail sale. No website surfaced online to confirm the current offerings.

Glen Gardner

Hackettstown

A seasonal Halloween attraction on Mt. Bethel Road in Hackettstown, running a haunted hayride and a walk-through haunted house through October in Warren County. Dates, ticket prices, and hours change each year, so confirm directly before making the drive.

Phillipsburg

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.

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.

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.

Wilson Family Farms is a family-run farm in New Jersey. No website or public directory listing surfaced in a search, so its crops, livestock, and any farm stand can't be confirmed here. Small family farms across the state typically sell seasonal produce, eggs, or meat directly to neighbors and at nearby markets.

Hampton

Easton

Blairstown

A farmers market in Blairstown, a rural Warren County town in northwestern New Jersey, held at 5 Stillwater Road. Markets in this part of the state draw nearby family farms selling seasonal vegetables, fruit, eggs, honey, and baked goods, usually on a weekend morning through summer and fall. Exact dates and the vendor list weren't confirmed from an official page in this search.

Stroudsburg

An open-air farmers' market on Ann Street in Stroudsburg, the Monroe County seat at the gateway to the Pocono Mountains. Growers from the surrounding Poconos and Delaware Valley bring seasonal fruit, vegetables, and farm products during the warm months. The 'Old Time' name points to a long-running local tradition. Current days and vendors aren't posted online.

Vienna

Owowcow Creamery makes ice cream from scratch every day using local organic cream, roasting its own fruit and dipping signature popsicles, with vegan flavors in the case too. The scoop shops sit in Bucks County, Pennsylvania — Ottsville, Wrightstown, Chalfont, and Easton — plus one across the river in Lambertville, New Jersey.