Farm Stands near Princeton, NJ

Princeton

Lawrenceville

Skillman

Hopewell

Certified Organic produce farm featuring over 100 varieties of vegetables, a berry grove, and mixed fruit orchard.

Pennington

Cranbury

Pennington

Hopewell

East Windsor

Monmouth Junction

Monmouth Junction

Robbinsville Twp

A&M Farm and Garden Center has served Robbinsville, New Jersey since 1953 — a premier farm market famous for its corn and tomatoes, grown alongside a full garden center of annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs. The 5,000-square-foot store adds pies, cakes, chocolates, garden statuary, wind chimes, and seasonal decorations for every holiday.

Somerset

Robbinsville

Hillsborough

Neshanic Station

Vacchiano Farm has been a family enterprise since 1983, working 100 acres in New Jersey's Skylands region — 15 acres of vegetables with 25+ tomato varieties, an 11-acre vineyard in the storied Warren County wine appellation, and free-roaming beef, lamb, chickens, ducks, and heritage turkeys. The huge farmhouse store on Route 202 in Readington adds chef-prepared meals, sauces, deli sandwiches, and catering, with picnic grounds overlooking the fields.

Monroe

Flemington

Ringoes

Sweet Valley Farms sits along Route 202 in Ringoes, part of East Amwell Township in Hunterdon County's farm belt. Roadside stands in this rolling stretch of central New Jersey typically sell their own seasonal produce, from corn, tomatoes, and peppers to fall pumpkins, sometimes with fruit and eggs. Ringoes is a small crossroads community surrounded by working farmland. Farm-stand hours run seasonally, so it's best to confirm before stopping by.

Allentown

East Brunswick

Ringoes

Fairless Hills

Yardley

Flemington

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.

Stockton

Yardley

Chesterfield

Newtown

New Brunswick

Lambertville

Langhorne

Manalapan

Manalapan

columbus

Wrightstown

Wrightstown

Durr's Bluebox Produce runs a farm stand at 297 Monmouth Road in Wrightstown, Burlington County, near the edge of the Joint Base area. Stands like this in central-South Jersey typically sell locally grown vegetables and fruit in season, from corn and tomatoes to peaches and berries. The 'Bluebox' name points to a roadside produce stand rather than a full market. Confirm seasonal hours before visiting, since roadside stands open around the harvest.

Jobstown

Wrightstown

Columbus

Hulmeville borough

Plumsted

Lebanon

New Egypt

Hallock's U-Pick at 38 Fischer Road in New Egypt offers pick-your-own vegetables including kale, collards, mustard and turnip greens, eggplant, onions, potatoes, beets, squash, chard, kohlrabi, cabbage, and cilantro. The farm market sells fresh-picked fruit and vegetables, its own sweet corn, local honey, jams, jellies, salsa, and canning supplies. Fields close 30 minutes before the market. Weekday hours run 7am to 6:30pm, weekends 7am to 4:30pm.

Frenchtown

Solebury

Flemington

Springfield

New Egypt

Solebury

New Hope

New Egypt

Old Bridge

Krowicki's Farm Market stands at 862 Route 539 in New Egypt, part of Plumsted Township in rural Ocean County. This is prime central-Jersey farm country, and stands along Route 539 typically sell their own produce, from sweet corn, tomatoes, and peppers in summer to pumpkins in fall, often with the farm's fields right behind. New Egypt has a long agricultural history. Hours follow the season, so check before making the drive.

New Egypt

Pittstown

Buckingham

Warminster

Mendham