Our two sisters were visiting us at our new home in Chatsworth, and we couldn't have picked a…read morebetter time--they arrived right in the middle of blueberry harvest season! The locals told us that, aside from the annual Cranberry Festival, picking your own blueberries is a South Jersey tradition you simply have to experience. After seeing Haines Berry Farm recommended in a local Facebook group, we decided to give it a try, and we're so glad we did. From the moment we arrived, the staff was warm and welcoming. We hopped on the tractor ride out to the fields, where they provided us with hanging buckets to collect our berries. The tractor driver even pointed out which rows had the sweetest blueberries and which ones were a little more tart, so we picked a mix of both. It turned into a wonderful family outing filled with laughter, fresh air, and some of the best blueberries we've ever tasted. The best part came after we got home. To my surprise, my wife immediately baked a homemade blueberry pie with our fresh-picked berries. Served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, it was absolutely delicious! If you're looking for a fun family activity and an authentic South Jersey experience, Haines Berry Farm is definitely worth the visit. We'll be back next harvest season!

its was very good but not recommended to go after a raining storm since the most of the good berry…read moreare broken after the storm and the price is around 2.80 per pound lowkey in my opinion it kinda expensive, not to mention that they give you a ride and suggestions to where to pick the bigger ones. a great experience

This is a review for the Corn Stop - operated by Specca - delicious fresh produce. Mostly locally…read moregrown and a few items that are not. A wonderful experience and sweet, delicious fruit (Plums, Apricots, Tomatoes and Blueberries). Ironically, we did not buy any corn. It's too early for it.

I've been on a journey of eating healthier, and shopping for food from farmers instead of the local…read moresupermarket. So when my friend and I learned about pick your own vegetables experience at Specca Farms, we were so excited to visit. This place is no doubt a little bit of a hike from the city, but it's totally worth the time and effort it takes to come out here. The whole farm is absolutely beautiful and very well organized for pick your own vegetables. It was so nice to be able to be in the fields and being one with nature and picking your own vegetables and learning so much about the bounty of Earth. Everything that we picked here tasted so amazing and fresh. We also met the owner David, who was so kind and I loved chatting with him and learning more about the farm and when the other fruits and vegetables are going to to be ripe for picking. I really can't wait to come back here again soon and get my hands on more seasonal produce. This place is absolutely heavenly!!

This is a great place. Not commercialized at all. Old heirloom bushes. No pesticides, not…read moreofficially organic, but essentially that. I will definitely be back. No dogs

Fred + III Blueberries in Pemberton, NJ is run by and Old School Gentleman. A no frills farm. Many…read morevarieties depending on the season. Great prices @ 1.50 lb. this years crop was not a plentiful as last years but produced bigger berries for those willing to walk further into the fields. Of coarse don't forget your sampling as you pick . Dress for some rugged plowed under rows with old sneakers or boots. Some Bug spray for the ticks on occasion. A circle brimmed hat to keep the sun off and the gnats at bay. Go early morning to beat the heat.

Love this place, they have a bit of everything especially FRESH CRABS!…read more Clams, oysters, Amish meats and then they have hot burgers and burritos too! I don't know a better one stop shop, the only thing they don't have is beer!!

Loved this place and our lunch was amazing. Great prices and the food was delicious. We will…read moredefinitely be back!!!

This is a tiny field of strawberries right on someone's private farm. Even on weekends, it's not…read morecrazy busy, because it's just one strip of land. Strawberry season is open from Memorial Day weekend to Father's Day weekend. Went for the June 13, 2026 end of season strawberries and most berries were over ripe or dried up. Come earlier. We still were able to pick some, but it was all tiny tiny strawberries. They were still tasty, so we enjoyed. All strawberries are $5.59 per pound. You can bring your own basket/container or get a free biodegradable paper bucket for picking. We got two quarts which weighed at $15. No fee to enter the field and pick. No bathrooms on premises so be warned. Would return earlier in the season!

We go every year! Awesome, worth every penny for fresh sweet tender berries. Helpful and attentive…read moreowner-operator has boxes available, free parking & will direct you where to look for best berries. ‼‼Support our local farms so they will be here for years to come‼‼

We had a memorial service today for my cousin who left us to soon. She would have loved it though,…read morealways going to the farm to pick her own vegetables. It was in a renovated barn with a small shop in front with candles, jams, different types of meats, etc.

Apples, cider, donuts, cute farm animals, hay rides, sunflowers, and it's dog-friendly -- honestly,…read morewhat's not to love? Tip: Buy your entry tickets online -- it's cheaper than getting them at the gate! This place runs on a "park-and-pick" setup, meaning you'll drive to different spots around the farm for each activity. Apple picking is by bag size, not by the pound -- the smallest bag was $7.50 and fit about 10-12 apples. It was hot the day we went, so we stuck to apple picking and cooled off at the marketplace afterward (skipped the maze and sunflowers). The cider and donuts were just okay compared to other farms I've been to, but the apple cider slush? Totally addictive (even if it's $9 -- ouch). Once the sun eased up later in the afternoon, we stopped by to see the goats and chickens and hopped on the hay ride -- the perfect cozy ending to the day.

Amazing farm, no frills. Great ambiance for a u-pick farm. They have different varieties of…read morepeaches & strawberries. Staff is helpful and friendly. Don't forget to get some local honey at checkout.

We brought our 2 grandchildren to pick peaches. They had a blast! The trees were full of gorgeous…read morepeaches. There isn't a fee for anything except the peaches that you pick and they were $1.50/lb!! We are planning to go back to pick apples next.

We really enjoyed our time at Bills. This was our first year at this particular farm. It was easy…read moreto get to since it was just a mile or two off the expressway. I used our beach buckets instead of the provided ones since they were smaller and easier for the kids. There were rows and rows of fresh, plump, and sweet blueberries. We had a lot of fun collecting them, and sampling the staff under the tent was friendly and welcoming. Tons of parking and not crowded. I messed up and didn't bring enough cash, this is a cash only set up. Luckily there was a Wawa near by and my husband hit the ATM and grabbed us lunch. I would definitely come back to Bills.

Short version: Passion! Hospitable! Generous! What a down to earth place to be! Zero hesitation,…read moreGO! April 12th 2025 We drove from Lebanon, CT to pick up 30+ blueberry plants and blackberry plants today. We choose him over the other place in town, simply, a better vibe on the phone, we called ahead. 4 Hour Drive! WORTH IT! Phone call a week before, ready to answer questions, no need to make a reservation, "Just call me a 1/2 hour out" Bill said. Professional advice etc! Today, I was expecting to pick up plants, talk a little and head home. Not only answered all of our questions, asked what we were doing, our plans etc, full tour of everything, met his mom, , talked to one of his sons, showed us around, gave tips, his employees were awesome and knowledgeable. This IS his passion. For or some it is a job, for him he absolutely loves what he does! No minimums, extremely gracious, kind. Bill, if you see this, THANK YOU SO MUCH. We will send pics when we get them planted! I rarely do reviews, this one though, Blueberry Bill is one I needed to do.

Earlier this week I went blueberry picking here. This year their crop was not as fruitful due to…read moreweather and other setbacks, but | was still able to pick almost 3 pounds and my MIL 4 pounds. The price is still $2.80 per pound. The farm will be open until the berries run out this season so if you plan on going I wouldn't wait. There is plenty of parking and they give you buckets to put the berries in as you pick them. This is a family run farm and the few people I saw working that day were very polite. Hope to get back there next year.

So much fun and so cheap! Blueberry picking is by far cheaper than strawberry picking. Kids can…read morepick for an hour and only fill 1 can, vs flats of strawberries. We do it every year and this farm is the nicest around! We told them to charge us a little extra for our toddler eating off the bush but they said no worries, they're just glad they had fun!

Came here to visit my best friend who was moving and she said it was imperative for me to try it…read more This farm is adorable! I see why NJ is called the Garden State! With so many different fruits to pick depending on season, I really enjoy it during the Fall because it's apple picking time. Some of the best apple cider and apple cider do its I've ever had! They also have these apple cider slushies that I still constantly think about! Def check it out if you're in the area.

Just revisited the farm and realized I've never written a review. As a family we've been going for…read morea least a decade. So we've seen the pricing increase over the years, but it's still worth it for wholesome family fun. We usually visit once per season and this visit was for u pick strawberries. It was the perfect day for it as the weather was very pleasant-70's, partly sunny, no rain, with a slight breeze. The hayride felt bumpier than usual, but the kids loved it and didn't notice, which is most important. Afterward, we enjoyed some farm fresh ice cream while sitting on a bench and people watching. We'll be back for u pick blueberries next month hopefully, pumpkins, apples, and apple cider donuts in the fall.