Agritourism & Farm Experiences near New York, NY

City of New York

Wilk Apiary has kept honeybees in Queens County since 2012, running 14 hives across New York City and another 35 upstate. The bees produce raw honey the family bottles and infuses into flavors like tomato, strawberry, and roasted coffee, sold through an online shop and from the Myrtle Avenue base in Glendale. It's an unusual urban beekeeping operation for a directory of rural farms.

New York

Bane is a large Halloween haunted-house attraction, not a farm, once operating from a 40,000-square-foot space on West 46th Street in Manhattan. It runs more than 100 live actors through interactive scare rooms and also offers escape rooms, VR escape experiences, and laser tag. The Star-Ledger named it among the scariest haunts in the region; the brand has since been tied to a Livingston, New Jersey location.

New York

The Art Farm in the City is an indoor children's petting zoo and animal-education center on East 91st Street on Manhattan's Upper East Side, not a working farm. Kids meet rabbits, chinchillas, birds, and other small animals through classes, birthday parties, and drop-in visits. It gives city families a hands-on way to be around animals without leaving the neighborhood. Check the website for class schedules and booking.

New York

The New York Haunted Hayride is a seasonal Halloween attraction on Randall's Island in Manhattan, running through October each year. The event pairs a haunted hayride with walk-through scares set up across the island's park grounds.

Flushing

Queens Botanical Garden sits at 43-50 Main Street in Flushing, where it keeps seasonal display gardens and a rose collection open to the public. It runs education programs for children, teachers, and groups, hosts events including an annual Rose Gala, and rents space for ceremonies and receptions. Admission is free from mid-December through March and $2 to $6 the rest of the year. Call 718-886-3800.

Bronx

Authentic Honey of New York is a small Bronx honey label operating out of the Grand Concourse area. It sells local and regional honey rather than running a farm at this address, which is a residential building. Product details are limited online; this is a neighborhood-scale honey seller in New York City.

Bronx

Ityopia Rootz is a small agriculture-oriented venture in the Bronx. The name suggests roots crops and plant-based, Ital or African-diaspora growing traditions inside New York City. Specific offerings and a fixed location aren't confirmed online. Reach the operators directly to learn what they grow and how to buy.

Queens

A Haunting in Hollis is a Halloween haunted-house attraction on Hollis Avenue in Queens Village, not a farm. It runs four levels of sixteen horror-themed rooms plus two 40-foot outdoor mazes, staffed by live actors playing zombies and clowns; a walkthrough takes about 30 minutes. An optional laser gun lets guests fend off the zombies. CBS News rated it among the tri-state area's top haunts.

Queens

Green Meadows was a seasonal petting farm in Queens that gave city families hands-on time with cows, goats, sheep, ponies, and chickens, along with hayrides and fall pumpkin picking. The New York operation has since closed. A separately run Green Meadows petting farm still operates in Florida, but it is not connected to this Queens location.

Garfield

Mountain Man Sweets is listed in Garfield, Bergen County, in densely settled northern New Jersey. The name points toward maple products or confections, but specifics aren't verified online. Contact them directly for what they make and where to buy it.

Passaic

A year-round haunted attraction at 2 Brighton Avenue in Passaic, built as a large walk-through experience with live actors and film-quality effects. Beyond the main asylum it runs additional attractions including Subculture and The Bleeding Grounds, plus mini escape rooms, axe throwing, and a horror-prop museum with pieces from films like Friday the 13th. Busiest during the Halloween season but open for horror events throughout the year.

Rumson

A Rumson-based group tied to grape growing and winemaking in Monmouth County's Two River area, named for the Navesink and Shrewsbury rivers. The Center Street address appears to be an organizer's location rather than a public vineyard or tasting room. No public website is posted online.

Montclair

New Ark Apiaries is a small beekeeping operation based on Montclair Avenue in Montclair, Essex County. It produces local honey from hives in suburban northern New Jersey. Availability is seasonal; reach out directly to buy honey or ask about hive products.

Emerson

Old Hook Farm is a well-established farm market and garden center on Old Hook Road in Emerson, Bergen County. Alongside seasonal produce, the market runs a garden center that stocks nursery plants and flowers in spring and seasonal goods through the year, drawing on decades as a fixture in this densely settled part of North Jersey. Its website was serving an expired security certificate at the time of writing, so call ahead to confirm current hours.

Hazlet

Green Meadows Petting Farm operated on Middle Road in Hazlet, Monmouth County, as a hands-on animal farm aimed at families and school groups. Visits centered on feeding and petting farm animals, pony and hayrides, and fall pumpkin picking, run as guided seasonal tours in spring and autumn. Confirm current status before planning a trip, since the location may no longer be open.

Ridgewood

Ward's Pumpkin Patch runs seasonally along Route 17 North in Ridgewood, Bergen County. Roadside lots like this one sell pumpkins, gourds, cornstalks, hay bales, and fall decorations from late September through Halloween. It's a quick pick-out (not pick-your-own) stop in a busy North Jersey traffic corridor. Hours are seasonal, so confirm before the drive.

Hillsdale

Demarest Farms is a longtime Bergen County agritourism destination in Hillsdale, known for apple and pumpkin picking, a farm market and bakery, and a garden center stocked with plants and trees. The fall season brings hayrides and a Halloween festival that draws families from across the region. Its website is demarestfarms.com.

Merrick

NY Honey Company, doing business as Sweet Sophie's Naturals, is a honey and natural-products maker based in Merrick on Long Island's South Shore. The listing gives only a PO box, and no website turned up online, so its product line and where to buy are best confirmed directly.

Holmdel Township

Antonio Casola Farms & Greenhouse pairs a plant nursery with seasonal agritourism in Holmdel, Monmouth County. The greenhouse stocks bedding plants, hanging baskets and garden starts through spring and summer. In autumn the farm turns to pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze and Halloween attractions off Schanck Road.

Fords

Stiles Apiaries is a honey producer and beekeeping operation on King George Road in Fords, part of Woodbridge Township in Middlesex County. Raw local honey from an apiary like this tracks the spring-to-fall nectar flow. Ordering and product specifics aren't posted online.

Morganville

A u-pick lavender farm on Pleasant Valley Road in Morganville, where visitors cut their own bundles (about $6 to $10 depending on size) during the summer bloom. The farm shop sells lavender soaps, sachets, and other goods made from the crop grown on-site. It runs Tuesday through Sunday in season, shifting to weekend and Wednesday hours in late summer. A Monmouth County stop, roughly an hour from both Philadelphia and New York.

Montvale

DePiero's Farm Stand and Greenhouses was a longtime family farm market and greenhouse operation on Summit Avenue in Montvale, Bergen County. The DePiero family farmed the property for decades before it closed and the land was redeveloped, so this listing appears to be historical rather than an active farm.

Franklin Lakes

Campgaw Bees is a small beekeeping operation in Franklin Lakes, near Campgaw Mountain Reservation in northern Bergen County. Apiaries this size usually sell raw local honey and beeswax products directly to neighbors. No website or public listing details turned up online.

Matawan

A farm market on Route 34 in Matawan, Monmouth County, near the Cheesequake State Park area. Roadside markets like this sell seasonal produce, fall pumpkins, and garden-center plants. Offerings shift with the season, so it's worth confirming what's in stock before making a trip.

Colts Neck Township

A farm in Colts Neck Township, in Monmouth County's horse-and-farm country. Little is published online about its hours or products, so contact directly before planning a visit.

Fairfield

Fairfield Farms and Greenhouses grows on Big Piece Road in Fairfield, Essex County, in the Great Piece Meadows farmland along the Passaic River. As a greenhouse grower and nursery, it's the kind of operation that raises bedding plants, vegetables, and seasonal color. Retail hours and current stock aren't posted online.

Morganville

Peppadew Fresh Farms operates on Harbor Road in Morganville, Monmouth County, under the Peppadew name known for sweet piquanté peppers. The operation is part of New Jersey's fresh-produce industry. Contact the company to confirm what it grows and whether it sells directly to the public.

Morganville

Betty's Farm is a small farm on Harbor Road in Morganville, in Monmouth County's Marlboro area. Seasonal produce is the likely trade in this stretch of preserved farmland. The operation keeps a low profile, with no website found.

Colts Neck Township

Eastmont Orchards offers pick-your-own peaches from July through September and apples from early fall, plus pumpkins and family activities on Heyers Mill Road in Colts Neck, Monmouth County. The orchard also hosts class trips during the season. Reach the farm at 732-542-5404.

Chatham

Crabtree Honey is a small-scale beekeeping operation in Chatham, Morris County, working from a residential address on Burgess Street. Raw local honey from nearby hives is the whole trade. There's no storefront or website; buyers reach the beekeeper directly.

Wayne

A roadside farm stand on Black Oak Ridge Road in Wayne, Passaic County. Stands like this sell seasonal Jersey produce, sweet corn, tomatoes, and fall pumpkins straight from nearby fields, usually running spring through the holidays. Farmview keeps no real web presence, so stop by during growing season or call ahead to check what's in stock and current hours.

Marlboro

Stattel's Brookrest Farm sits on Route 520 in Marlboro, Monmouth County, selling seasonal produce from its own fields. It runs as a traditional local farm and stand in a stretch of preserved Monmouth farmland. Little detail is posted online.

Pequannock

Suz Bee's is a small agritourism listing in Pequannock, Morris County, in northern New Jersey. Little detail is available online. Contact them directly to learn what they offer and their seasonal hours.

Pine Brook

Bader Farm is on Change Bridge Road in the Pine Brook section of Montville Township, Morris County. It's a local produce and garden farm in the Passaic River lowlands of northern New Jersey. Current crops, farm-stand goods, and hours aren't confirmed in public listings.

Scotch Plains

Parker Gardens is a family-run garden center on Terrill Road in Scotch Plains, Union County. It sells annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs, along with soil, mulch, and pottery. The stand shifts with the seasons — spring vegetable starts and hanging baskets, mums and pumpkins in fall, poinsettias and cut Christmas trees in December.

Pompton Plains

A small apiary in Pompton Plains, Morris County, producing local honey. Backyard-scale New Jersey beekeepers like Tanis typically sell raw wildflower honey by the jar and sometimes beeswax, often direct from the house or at nearby markets. There's little listed online, so reach out directly to ask about availability, since small-batch honey sells out fast after each season's extraction.

Montville

Conklin Farm runs a pick-your-own operation and farm stand on River Road in Montville, Morris County. Seasonal PYO here usually means strawberries in June and other fruit and vegetables through summer and fall, sold alongside a stand of local produce. Fields open and close with the harvest, so check current picking conditions before heading out.

Hillview Farms is on Meyersville Road in the Gillette section of Long Hill Township, Morris County. It's a produce farm in a pocket of preserved farmland near the Great Swamp. Contact directly for what's in season and current hours.

Huntington

Scott's Apiary and Farm keeps bees on Homeland Drive in Huntington, on Long Island's North Shore in Suffolk County. As an apiary, it produces local honey, most likely sold direct alongside other farm goods. Long Island's mild coastal climate supports a long nectar season.

Huntington

Restless Souls is a Halloween haunted-attraction complex on West Hills Road in Huntington, on Long Island, not a farm. It runs seasonal walkthrough haunts with live actors during October in the Melville and West Hills area. Programming changes year to year, and the site opens on select fall nights.

Melville

Schmitt's Family Farm sits on Pinelawn Road in Melville, in the middle of Long Island. The farm runs a seasonal agritourism operation with a farm stand and a fall festival built around pumpkin picking and a corn maze, drawing local families through the autumn harvest.

Melville

F&W Schmitt's Family Farm on Pinelawn Road in Melville is a longtime Long Island farm best known for its fall festival, with pumpkin picking, hayrides, and family activities drawing crowds each October. The farm switches to fresh Christmas trees and greens through December. It's one of several Schmitt-family farm operations in the Melville and Huntington area.

Warren

Wagner Farm Arboretum is a nonprofit arboretum and community farm on Mountain Avenue in Warren, Somerset County. The grounds hold display gardens, rentable community garden plots and open green space, with hands-on horticulture and youth education programs. A seasonal farm stand sells produce grown on-site.