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    Abma's Farm

    4.1 (190 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Eduardo C.

    Abma's Farm is a great family-friendly spot with lots to explore--from a $5 petting zoo to a produce and meat market, bakery, and ready-to-go meals. The lower level has a charming floral and garden center, but most of the action is up top, where there's plenty of parking. We loved visiting the animals, though some of the signs felt a bit aggressive--maybe due to past carrot incidents? Overall, a fun experience I'd come back for, but the cookies were a miss. The coconut pecan ones tasted a bit old.

    Kathleen N.

    I've been coming here since my sons were little and now with my grandchildren. A great experience any time of the year but especially pumpkin picking. Do not miss the farm animals or the cider donuts!

    Splendor!
    Esther V.

    It was my 1st time at the Farm. Their pick your own bouquet event was a great way to start the day. There was a beautiful, healthy, and vast selection of flowers in the field. Bring your own cutting shears, gloves & wear closed shoes as you're walking in between rows of plantings. The young lady at check-in was helpful & knowledgeable. It was a gorgeous morning. I highly recommend this activity to brighten up your day.

    Alpaca!
    Lailah J.

    We love the sweet little petting zoo here! It's well maintained, with clean and spacious enclosures for the animals - homes that are adorably and lovingly constructed, like the "three little pigs" pens, or the "golden goat bridge" leading to a gazebo. There are goats and goat babies, alpacas, bunnies, chickies, ducks, cows, and ponies. You can buy a bucket of pellets ($8 but refillable for $3) or carrot tops to feed some of the animals. While here I like to pick up some farm fresh eggs and baked goods. The carrot cake is amazing! So moist and delicious. The market has fresh produce, groceries, cider donuts, coffee, plants and herbs, prepared foods, seasonal gifts & goods, and more.

    Goats at the petting zoo.
    Tom S.

    I took my family here because it was a local 10 minute drive away. We were blown away with the great service. The must see is the hayride that you can go on in the fall. My kid loved the big tractor. The driver was humorous and explained safety well. The ride takes you through the farm and drops you off at a corn maze. We took the kid's version which was a straight stretch through the corn. When you exit, you are welcomed by a giant pumpkin patch. Bring cash if you want to buy one. We bought small gourds. Later, we visited the petting zoo and it was the highlight of my kid's visit, especially seeing the piglet nursery. I'm pleased to know that there is a local farm store so close to home.

    Wine Tasting!
    Michelle L.

    If you're looking for a family friendly activity -- Abma's Farm has a wide range of activities to keep little humans (and adults alike) occupied and happy. Abma's Farm includes a local market, winery, greenhouse, seasonal picking options (U-pick) and mini zoo. The farm was one of the more open and quaint farms I've seen in NJ. The layout is easy to follow, with signs posted throughout directing you to where you need to go. My favorite area was the market that included fresh produce, honey, baked goodies and flowers -- my son enjoyed the zoo (the oinking pigs especially!). Sadly the alpacas were not there when we visited. Admission for under 2 year olds are free at the zoo, while adults will run you $5.50/each when booking online. It's $7/each at the door (cash only). If it's a busy day, you may be turned away, so booking in advance is recommended. The day we went wasn't crowded -- we had ample time to spend with the animals, feed them and take pictures. You can buy crackers, feed and carrot tops to give the animals at the admission window and market. Many have signs posted that certain animals bite, so beware if you have little ones. Stroller friendly and plenty of parking spread through various lots. Would love to return for a wine tasting at the winery on-site and U-pick for berries, flowers and pumpkins. A return visit is in order! P.S. Loved their prepared foods. Beef empanadas and blueberry crumb cake were delicious! Easy enough to heat at home!

    Diane C.

    9/23/23: We stopped in Abma's. Abma's has a wonderful variety of plants, vegetables and baked goods. The farm has 2 Levels: - Main Level - Wonderful plants and containers. - Upper Level- Baked goods, Vegetables, Tomasello Vineyards Wine Bar and Petting Zoo. You can either walk up or drive to the upper level. We did purchase a bag of cider donuts. They were good, but a little too sweet for my taste. In addition, we did stop in Tomasello Wine bar to sample a flight. Portajohns are the only bathroom facilities. Surprisingly, they were very clean. Parking is available on the lower and upper levels at Abma's Farm.

    Christa K.

    What an absolutely delightful place! We've been driving 30-45 min for this type of place for years and it's so nice to finally have something local. It's so clean and fresh feeling for a farm. The animals are well kept and everything is organized and labeled well. The hours are also great. I brought my son this week on a Tuesday afternoon after school for a little mommy/son date. The animals are so animated and friendly. The concept of buying the bucket and bringing it back for refills is excellent. We loved seeing the fresh baby pigs! Also the interactive barn where you can pretend milk a cow, the sensory toys, and corn area is so thoughtful. Also so many great pic opportunities! Also grandparent day is such a gem of an idea. Just so impressed! Telling everyone! We'll be back asap.

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    Anu P.

    Went here for my daughter's first birthday and she throughly enjoyed the entire experience! A stroller friendly farm with goats, pigs, rabbits, sheep, alpacas, pony and donkey. The staff were welcoming and the checkin was very easy (online booking only). Definitely recommend the bucket feeding if you have a baby or toddler. All animals were cute and friendly - my daughter started gossiping with the goats! Will definitely come back again.

    Sussanna G.

    Both grandmas took my son on a Wednesday since grandparents are free on Wednesdays. You can buy tickets ahead of time or at the front gates They had a wonderful time. Grandmas did bring a stroller and said the hills were a little challenging, but not impossible. They loved seeing the animals and shopping for flowers afterwards. They look forward to returning and I'd love to join them next time.

    Sara B.

    A one stop shop for all things fall fun! What's really nice about Abma's is there is a lot to do. You can spend a good amount of time here without getting bored, which is really great considering they charge an admission fee in the fall. The space is also huge and there is excellent crowd control! I was expecting a chaotic scene on a Saturday in October and was really relieved that this wasn't the case. The dealilo: -Admission is $18 per adult. You must purchase tickets in advance online. This gets you a hayride (select your time online, they run every 30 min), a medium sized pumpkin and admission to the petting zoo. -The hayride is quick but fun. It takes you out to a nice pumpkin patch for some cute photo opps. -Once you get back to the main area there is plenty to do. The farmers market has a ton of pumpkins and plants for purchase. There are also baked goodies galore -- donuts, cookies, cakes and everything of the sort. Plus local produce, cheeses, wines and other savory eats. Donuts are always a must in the fall, but don't sleep on the chocolate chip cookies. They are the best! -Adjacent to the market there is also a pumpkin house which made for super cute pics. -The petting zoo is actually pretty large and worthwhile! My baby girl is young for it, but I'm sure she will really enjoy the animals next year. My only gripe is the wine tasting room. You aren't able to purchase a glass of wine, and instead need to partake in an hour tasting / lesson. I'm almost sure this is because of NJ liquor laws - my guess is they probably have an educational liquor license. It would be soo nice to walk around with a hot cup of mulled wine or a spiked cider. NJ makes it tough though! -Ample parking and there is someone directing cars so you know where to park. TLDR: great for a fall fun day in Bergen County for both kiddos and adults, and worth the price for admission. All the fall photos opps you could ever want, and not a wild crowd. I have a feeling that a visit to Abmas will become an annual tradition.

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    Took 2 of my grands last week and even tho they are older they still enjoyed the animals...lunch was good too!

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    Ask the Community - Abma's Farm

    I have an adult daughter who uses a walker. Are these areas wheelchair/walker accessable?

    I remember it is a little hilly but I don't think there were steps. You should call them to verify

    Can you bring a stroller?

    Hello, yes our farm is stroller friendly. If you are taking the hayride to the pumpkin patch, a stroller is not allowed on but you may park it in the loading area.

    Is this a dog friendly place?

    Hi Cher! Unfortunately we do not allow animals on the premises except for service animals.

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    I shop at the Farm Market every few weeks to stock up on fresh eggs and chicken, veggies, cheese, and baked goods.

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    My lab wanted to go apple picking and we ended up choosing this orchard. I believe there were…read moreothers close to this one, but we went with Ochs because of the low admission fee ($5 per person) and petting zoo. It was an hour and a half drive from upper Manhattan. We went here on a random Wednesday afternoon so we basically had the orchard to ourselves. The first parking lot you see is for their store, you have to keep driving up for the u-pick orchard. There you check in to pay your admission fee, get your wristband, and get your apple picking bag(s). They give you a map where the ripe apples are highlighted for you. My favorite apples were the honeycrisp and snap dragons. They grow vegetables too but honestly we didn't explore the orchard that much (it was huge) so the only other thing I picked besides apples was a tomato, which I felt like was pretty difficult to find a good one. I handed out the apples to other friends and colleagues and they all liked them! There's something different about picking the apple straight off the tree than the apples you would normally just buy at a grocery store. It's a lot crispier when you pick them yourself! The store has apple cider doughnuts! Now being that I am a Californian where we don't have this apple picking culture, I was wondering what all the hype around apple cider doughnuts was about. NOW I GET IT they're so good! Unfortunately since we went on a weekday the doughnuts weren't fresh (they make them fresh on the weekends) so some of them were stale, but most were still good. It's honestly more of a cake than a doughnut, but so good! The doughnuts are self serve towards the back. The store also had a cat on the prowl haha We ended up not even having time to visit the petting zoo, but overall I think my colleagues had a good time here and I would recommend this orchard for anyone trying to have a no frills apple picking experience. I believe there was like a building restroom closer to the store and port o potties closer to the u-pick orchard.

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