The BEST sweet corn in Pa The place is clean and they have a…read moregood assortment The people are real nice but the one woman always has a sad face on. Shame she is too pretty to have such a grumpy look.

One of our fave sources for fruits and vegetables all season like sweet corn, potatoes and eggplant…read morethroughout the growing months according to the availability list from owner. Nice folks!

The ice cream here is outrageously good. There's really no competition. We'll never go to Dairy…read moreQueen again. My parents got me an ice cream cake from here for my birthday last year, and we were amazed. It was bigger, much tastier, and somehow cheaper than what we'd get at Dairy Queen. They also custom make it, allowing you choose two ice cream flavors, colors, etc. Since then, we've been back for ice cream about five times, and have been equally impressed each time. They have a ton of flavors and toppings, and a rotating flavor of the month that's made from fruit they grow. The pumpkin ice cream they offer during October is out of this world. The only downside is that they're not open in the winter! This place also gets a lot of visitors from the city, and it's funny to watch them try to blend in on a farm.

Their prices are ridiculous in relation to what you receive. The picture is a large and a medium…read morethat are non distinguishable in size, but in price only. This was 14$.

My girlfriend and I loved it here, very nice and helpful owners. Apple picking was so much fun, we…read morewill definitely be back again.

Absolutely wonderful place. Best apples I have ever tasted. I go out there every year. Mr. Graver…read moreis such a great person. I couldn't compliment this Orchard more.

Very nice friendly farm owner. They usually open on weekend…read moreonly. So this Monday I called and ask, the owner said they open today, so we decide to come take a look. They grape is small size , at the very sweet outside, little sour inside. Delicious It's only $1/lb! They also sell grape juice, grape wine here. On weekend they even offer lunch, but heard sold out quickly. So make sure you call and reserve yours!

Is my first time there. Staff is very nice and they sell other wooden products and veggies as well…read morebeside pick your own grapes.

The asparagus that I recently bought was the best I've ever had !! I returned for another bunch…read moreand will be back for more !!

This is the place…read more As far as I know, this is one of the few, if not only, pick-your-own grape places in the area. If that's what you're looking for, you need to come here. Unlike some of the bigger farms around, this is very low key. No fancy rides or petting zoos, nothing like that. Just some nice fruit picking. That also means there isn't some ridiculous entry fee, or bag fee, or whatever. Pay for what you pick, that's it. Just what we were looking for. I've gone apple picking a lot, but never grape picking, so I wasn't sure what to expect. It's easy to do, the grape plants are low enough that kids can easily pick them. This a great place to spend some time with your family, have some fun, and pick some delicious concord grapes. Also unlike a lot of places, the price for the picked grapes is very fair. Depending where you're coming from, it can be quite a trek to get here. It was a little over an hour for me coming from Bergen County. Well worth it. I'll be taking the family here again in the future.

Some friends and I were tired of always meeting up over brunch and wanted to try another activity…read morein the summertime, so we booked a lavender picking session in June and had a great time! It's such a serene and peaceful place and smells delicious when the lavender is in bloom. We had about half an hour to peruse the field and pick lavender (both the English and French varieties) at our leisure with baby goats roaming about! Adrienne was great; she taught us the correct way to harvest and dry lavender and was really attentive, plus the sessions were capped at 6-8 people so it was definitely a little slice of serenity and not too crowded. They also wrapped up our buds and provided some instructions when we left, highly recommend visiting if you want to do something with a small group of friends/family!

This is such a magical place between the gorgeous fields of lavender the adorable goats and…read morechickens, the amazing workshops and the lovely owners Adrienne and Don. You will love every minute of your time here and continue coming back. Definitely try the delicious lavender ice cream for sure!

I visited this farm on a farm tour, and then found them on the web. My husband and I get our shares…read morehere. To better explain a 'share': Clear Spring Farm, community supported agriculture, you purchase a share in the vegetables that are grown on our farm for the season, variety of approx. 30 different vegetables - harvested from June through November, you pay up front and share in the farms harvest. Members will recive a wide variety of food harvested at its peak of ripeness, flavor, vitamins and mineral content. We are planting more than 30 vegetables, such as salad green; eggplant; peas; including pod, snap, and snow; tomatores of various varieties; sweet corn; peppers; broccoli; cucumbers; zucchini, along with fresh herbs, etc. A share will consist of enough for a family of four or a couple on a vegetarian diet. Half shares will be available. We also have a farm stand at the farm which is open to the public. In the fall we will have pick your own pumpkin along with fall harvest. You don't have to participate in the program though to purchase their produce. They have a farm stand there with extras which is done by the honor system. Takes you back to simpler times.

We used to own a house in the Poconos, and Heckman's arches was the place to go for produce. We…read morewere just there to get our full of chestnuts. They were very, very good.

Love their cider and produce. One of the best parts of living in the area is this quaint Orchard…read moreFarm stand.

- Friendly staff everywhere, from inside the market place, throughout the picnic areas and food…read moretrucks, and into the U-pick patches - Huge farm with plenty of space to roam, play and pick; fun for the whole family - Lots of activities for the littles: multiple bicycle/cart tracks, rubber duck racing, basketball hoops; etc - Went specifically for peach picking this time (8/9): separate entry for peach patches, must purchase bag/bucket prior to entry, yellow and white peach varieties, most were firm and need time to fully ripen/soften - Visited early this year for strawberry picking (6/15): grounds were wet, soggy and muddy due to rain, plenty of plump, juicy strawberries to go around, ground level so tiny children are able to pick their own

Huge farm, lots to do and would probably be beyond busy on the special occasion, festivity days…read moreduring peak picking times. We ended up visiting this Von Thun location (the other being in South Brunswick) on a super soggy, wet June day just as strawberry picking season was coming to a close and even though the weather wasn't ideal, our family STILL really enjoyed our time here. There were probably only 20-30 other people here at most, but it felt even less considering how large the grounds are here. The lack of folks definitely had to do with the weather as it rained most of the day, but when we arrived the rain had just stopped, so it worked out PERFECTLY. Since it did rain, unfortunately, the farm was a mud slop of a trail and our shoes/sneakers were drenched after picking, but it was great in that there was BARELLLLY anyone here so we had our pick of the farm and didn't have much competition in picking strawberries. Even though the conditions weren't ideal, we picked a massssssive, overflowing bucket of super beautiful and fresh strawberries along with some raspberries too. A lot of strawberries were beat up, but once we got deeper into the strawberry area, we found tons of perfect strawberries. The farm does not allow for eating while picking, but we couldn't help but try a few of the strawberries because they were soooo fresh. AND, we observed plenty of other folks doing the same, so we definitely weren't the only ones. There was also a huge play area too on the farm that we can imagine that if it were busy would be pretty chaotic. Overall, this is a greaaat, greaat farm for picking and we hope to be back on a nice day where we can experience the full offerings of the farm.

We had a great day to pick apples. To our surprise peaches were still available . Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable staff and lots of parking available. Price is only $1.39 pound! Fun to see families and different generations Apple picking together! We will be back !

The most delicious and sweet peaches anywhere. Can purchase on Saturdays at Coopersbug farmers…read moremarket until 2:00 pm.