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Dalton Farms is a must visit!! I visited here last Sunday (April 6) with my parents for a little Sunday funday. It wasn't sunny but at least it wasn't rainy! We ordered tickets online ahead of time, and I believe there's a discount if you do that. Checking in was seamless. Tulips were either $2 per stem or $10 for 10. We got 10 stems which was a no brainer. All were so beautiful, it was hard to choose. We thought we'd only spend an hour here at most but then realized that this farm is gigantic & a bunch of little Easter eggs everywhere! There were photo props in random areas, there's a slide that looked intimidating at first but my parents really enjoyed it! There's a tulip field in the back near the lake (also paddle boats if you wanted to do that). The food trucks are all near the lake as well. Then, we took the hayride at the end after our feet were tired & saw chickens & a peacock at the end of it all. After it got cold, we ended our day with coffee from the coffee truck. All in all, an incredible visit & I'll definitely be back for sunflower season!
This place it so beautiful and worth it! It's so big so it doesn't seem crowded and has cute set ups and stuff to do throughout. The flowers are priced well and on the weekends there is live music and food trucks. It was a great experience and I can't wait to come back!
This was my first visit to a Tulip Farm & it was so nice to be outside enjoying the scenery. This family owned farm has been around since 1790 & they also grow daffodils & sunflowers so I'll definitely come back to pick another bouquet soon! Sure, you can get a better deal by buying flowers from a chain store, but you come here for the experience to pick your own. Tickets to the farm are $14 in advance or $20 upon arrival & tulip picking is 10 for $10 or $2 each. They provide buckets & water for you to carry your picked flowers as well as paper to wrap them in when you're finished. Near the lake, there are various food & drink vendors as well as live music & corn hole. I got to try the pork tacos from Yo No Se Tacos & they were fresh & tasty! I washed them down with a glass of Prosecco that was a bit on the sweeter side, but they also have cocktails & beer for sale here.
In response to Vike S- I agreed with you on your review just to satisfy the only reason you would assault this beautiful farm with extensive complaints..Was it satisfying to see another person agree with you? NOT true on my part obviously but I see I was the rare one to agree with you! You are the type of person that thrives on people agreeing with you. Giving you likes validates you as a man right? Sad!! In this day and time of people working hard to give people entertainment and beauty - your comments are not even close to what this farm actually is so glad you got your one "like" to boost your ego. Yes it's a farm so actual farms aren't cemented. Is it Longwood Garden ? No- If that's the experience you want then go there and pay their prices to fulfill your perfect warped tulip dreams. This family works extremely hard every year to help people to relax and enjoy a local farm with their families and friends. You obviously don't know what it's like to grow anything either- you don't sound like a nurturing kind of person coming from a gardener or a parent since you avoid children and criticize plants that have done their best to grow in a more than difficult growing season with a temperature roller coaster season! We love this farm and have watched it literally blossom into a local gem! We like that it's simple, inexpensive, children friendly and that they teaches the younger generation how to work hard, be responsible and keep out of trouble by getting up on weekends and working hard. Guessing if you had time to write that review that it's the way you have chosen to spend your free time instead of doing what these teenagers do which is their best to make people smile. This farm is exceptionally run, has good vendor food( again supporting local businesses and supporting local musicians ) . I have always enjoyed my visits to this farm and I wish them lots of luck. My tulips are fantastic!!
My second time coming to Dalton Farms and my first time for the tulips. As always, the farm is very organized and offers cheaper tickets online as opposed to buying when you arrive. We showed our code to the person at the entrance and grabbed a bucket to start picking tulips. I was annoyed that I forgot to bring my shears but the tulips were relatively easy to snap. There was a great variety of colors and you could also pick some cute daffodils as well. I really love that they have love music and food trucks down by the lake. It's a great way to end your visit.
We visited in springtime 2024. It was so fun!! We went from tulip patch to tulip patch picking out the most beautiful blooms. It's huge! And tons of cool photo ops. We took a break to sip a cocktail and have a snack from the various vendors. Parking was easy and plentiful. It's very close to Philly and PA burbs right over the bridge. We can't wait to return for sunflowers in Sept/Oct.
Tulips, tulips everywhere. It happened to be the end of the season when we saw rows of these pretty flowers from Hwy 295. I came off the first exit and backtracked and found the farm. It was packed with cars. The crowds kept getting larger. I would suggest calling the farm to see when their peak season begins for tulips. And get your tickets online prior.
I was here for the tulips back in the spring. I expected rolling hills of tulips that you walked by to look at and take pictures of. That's always what the photos looked like that friends posted. It's actually a couple different parts of the farm that have large areas of tulips growing in rows. People can walk the rows and pick the tulips they want, which you pay for when you are leaving. We went the last weekend of tulip season. If I went again, I'd go in the beginning of the season.
Honestly, I think I would rather just get tulips at trader joes. This was a fun activity but I don't think it warrants the price. Entry is $14pp online but if you don't plan ahead it's $20 at the gate. Then tulips were $10 for 10 tulips or $2 per tulip. It's just a little expensive and I didn't feel like it was worth it. It was crowded and maybe I just didn't explore enough. Everyone was friendly and I also bought this delicious peach cider from one of the vendors. I would really have to think hard about coming again. I would probably try another farm.
I love this place, I will definitely be visiting yearly in the spring from now on ! The flowers are fairly priced, I got about 10-15 flowers for $12 .
This is my second year going to Dalton to pick tulips. It was the perfect day! You have to buy tickets a head of time for a specific time window. Tickets are also rain or shine, it would have been a mess if it had rained. I would buy tickets the day before when you know the weather! We went on a weekday last year. A lot less people during the week but it's a huge area and 3-4 fields so pleanty of space to walk and pick your favorites. It's $12 an adult to get in. I highly suggest bringing. Bucket with a handle. I am holding my bucket in one of the photos. We had 40 tulips in it and they all stayed beautiful while we went out to dinner. The bucket allows you to keep the petals in place while picking and during transport, i prefer buying a lot of closed tulips so ii get to see them open. Trimmed the bottom off of each and made up the gifts in my photos. They do have nice brown paper wrapping stations that you can make beautiful bouquets up at no extra charge. Tulips are $10 for 10, or $2 each. I'll be spreading some holiday cheer tomorrow by dropping off vases with three tulips in each. I got the vases at dollar tree. I've added some of the vases I filled to my photos. Can't wait to door drop them tomorrow for Easter and Passover. I love giving surprise gifts! On the weekend they had a fantastic produce stand with great prices. Sadly nothing organic but I got a bag full of fruits and veggies for $5 including cucumbers, tomato's, onions, and sweet potatoes. Cash and credit cards are accepted. When you check out and pay for your tulips they also had honey from bees on the farm for $10 a jar. I hood it helps with allergies! So on the weekend there is live music, food trucks, wine tasting, and some other vendors. People were out on paddle boats you can rent. I really wanted to like the wine but it was too sweet for me, instead I bought a bottle of peach cider from the produce stand. They said you can mix in vodka for a great summer beverage. It was $10 for two 32 oz bottles. We were exhausted from the walking around. We drop to Mr.Sushi in Cherry Hill afterwards for the $26.95 all you can eat sushi for dinner. It was relaxing and we worked up an appetite! Working on my review of tonight's dinner too Pool morrow after a much needed good nights rest! Tulip season is short so don't delay going. FArm is open 3/28-4/24 for picking tulips! I highly recommend checking them out but I wouldn't buy my tickets far in advance as of it rains I would not go, I'd buy a day or two ahead of time, no longer. Also, during the weekend the parking lot is full and grand is uneven. Wear sturdy four sneakers or your feet will hurt. There is handicap parking up front. If you have any kind of walking issue or for elderly guests they will help you get from field to field in a golf cart. You might have to wait. There was also a bunny decorated wagon ride I believe was free but we didn't use that.
It was a beautiful day to visit the farm! We had a tremendous time and the views of the tulips were beautiful and plentiful. The staff was super friendly. They even helped locate my friends purse when she misplaced it at the farm! Thank you for a great day!
Went a week ago and was very happy!!! Such a cute place with some much to do for families. We went later in the evening to see the lit up pumpkin carvings and they did not disappoint even in the slightest. They walk through had so many different themes and wonderful art. It was absolutely beautiful. They also had plenty of food trucks in the farm which was quite nice. They had a couple of trucks selling farms drinks. The food selection was beyond as they had typical chicken tenders to even teriyaki style noodles. Event staff was very kind and helpful. Definitely add this to one of your places to go this season!! read more
6 months ago
Enjoyed our time thoroughly here at the U-pick farm. Plenty of parking spots when we arrive and entrance was pretty cheap per person. Very seasonal with all the decor and the many tall ready to pick sunflowers. Lots to do and see here at the farm for the whole family. In the back there's a lake which they had food trucks around a lake with a live band. You could take a paddle boat out in the lake and listen to the band on the lake with your person of choice Absolutely Lovely Time Here Happy Fall Y'all read more
Dalton Farms is a must visit!! I visited here last Sunday (April 6) with my parents for a little Sunday funday. It wasn't sunny but at least it wasn't rainy! We ordered tickets online ahead of time, and I believe there's a discount if you do that. Checking in was seamless. Tulips were either $2 per stem or $10 for 10. We got 10 stems which was a no brainer. All were so beautiful, it was hard to choose. We thought we'd only spend an hour here at most but then realized that this farm is gigantic & a bunch of little Easter eggs everywhere! There were photo props in random areas, there's a slide that looked intimidating at first but my parents really enjoyed it! There's a tulip field in the back near the lake (also paddle boats if you wanted to do that). The food trucks are all near the lake as well. Then, we took the hayride at the end after our feet were tired & saw chickens & a peacock at the end of it all. After it got cold, we ended our day with coffee from the coffee truck. All in all, an incredible visit & I'll definitely be back for sunflower season! read more
This place it so beautiful and worth it! It's so big so it doesn't seem crowded and has cute set ups and stuff to do throughout. The flowers are priced well and on the weekends there is live music and food trucks. It was a great experience and I can't wait to come back! read more
This was my first visit to a Tulip Farm & it was so nice to be outside enjoying the scenery. This family owned farm has been around since 1790 & they also grow daffodils & sunflowers so I'll definitely come back to pick another bouquet soon! Sure, you can get a better deal by buying flowers from a chain store, but you come here for the experience to pick your own. Tickets to the farm are $14 in advance or $20 upon arrival & tulip picking is 10 for $10 or $2 each. They provide buckets & water for you to carry your picked flowers as well as paper to wrap them in when you're finished. Near the lake, there are various food & drink vendors as well as live music & corn hole. I got to try the pork tacos from Yo No Se Tacos & they were fresh & tasty! I washed them down with a glass of Prosecco that was a bit on the sweeter side, but they also have cocktails & beer for sale here. read more
7 months ago
In response to Vike S- I agreed with you on your review just to satisfy the only reason you would assault this beautiful farm with extensive complaints..Was it satisfying to see another person agree with you? NOT true on my part obviously but I see I was the rare one to agree with you! You are the type of person that thrives on people agreeing with you. Giving you likes validates you as a man right? Sad!! In this day and time of people working hard to give people entertainment and beauty - your comments are not even close to what this farm actually is so glad you got your one "like" to boost your ego. Yes it's a farm so actual farms aren't cemented. Is it Longwood Garden ? No- If that's the experience you want then go there and pay their prices to fulfill your perfect warped tulip dreams. This family works extremely hard every year to help people to relax and enjoy a local farm with their families and friends. You obviously don't know what it's like to grow anything either- you don't sound like a nurturing kind of person coming from a gardener or a parent since you avoid children and criticize plants that have done their best to grow in a more than difficult growing season with a temperature roller coaster season! We love this farm and have watched it literally blossom into a local gem! We like that it's simple, inexpensive, children friendly and that they teaches the younger generation how to work hard, be responsible and keep out of trouble by getting up on weekends and working hard. Guessing if you had time to write that review that it's the way you have chosen to spend your free time instead of doing what these teenagers do which is their best to make people smile. This farm is exceptionally run, has good vendor food( again supporting local businesses and supporting local musicians ) . I have always enjoyed my visits to this farm and I wish them lots of luck. My tulips are fantastic!! read more
My second time coming to Dalton Farms and my first time for the tulips. As always, the farm is very organized and offers cheaper tickets online as opposed to buying when you arrive. We showed our code to the person at the entrance and grabbed a bucket to start picking tulips. I was annoyed that I forgot to bring my shears but the tulips were relatively easy to snap. There was a great variety of colors and you could also pick some cute daffodils as well. I really love that they have love music and food trucks down by the lake. It's a great way to end your visit. read more
10 months ago
We visited in springtime 2024. It was so fun!! We went from tulip patch to tulip patch picking out the most beautiful blooms. It's huge! And tons of cool photo ops. We took a break to sip a cocktail and have a snack from the various vendors. Parking was easy and plentiful. It's very close to Philly and PA burbs right over the bridge. We can't wait to return for sunflowers in Sept/Oct. read more
6 months ago
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1 year ago
Beautiful rows and rows of Tulips. A lot of Selfie worthy themed backdrop to choose from. The porta potty were clean and has sanitizers. The big slide and trike ride was a hit for younger kids. read more
Tulips, tulips everywhere. It happened to be the end of the season when we saw rows of these pretty flowers from Hwy 295. I came off the first exit and backtracked and found the farm. It was packed with cars. The crowds kept getting larger. I would suggest calling the farm to see when their peak season begins for tulips. And get your tickets online prior. read more
5 years ago
I was here for the tulips back in the spring. I expected rolling hills of tulips that you walked by to look at and take pictures of. That's always what the photos looked like that friends posted. It's actually a couple different parts of the farm that have large areas of tulips growing in rows. People can walk the rows and pick the tulips they want, which you pay for when you are leaving. We went the last weekend of tulip season. If I went again, I'd go in the beginning of the season. read more
Honestly, I think I would rather just get tulips at trader joes. This was a fun activity but I don't think it warrants the price. Entry is $14pp online but if you don't plan ahead it's $20 at the gate. Then tulips were $10 for 10 tulips or $2 per tulip. It's just a little expensive and I didn't feel like it was worth it. It was crowded and maybe I just didn't explore enough. Everyone was friendly and I also bought this delicious peach cider from one of the vendors. I would really have to think hard about coming again. I would probably try another farm. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
I love this place, I will definitely be visiting yearly in the spring from now on ! The flowers are fairly priced, I got about 10-15 flowers for $12 . read more
This is my second year going to Dalton to pick tulips. It was the perfect day! You have to buy tickets a head of time for a specific time window. Tickets are also rain or shine, it would have been a mess if it had rained. I would buy tickets the day before when you know the weather! We went on a weekday last year. A lot less people during the week but it's a huge area and 3-4 fields so pleanty of space to walk and pick your favorites. It's $12 an adult to get in. I highly suggest bringing. Bucket with a handle. I am holding my bucket in one of the photos. We had 40 tulips in it and they all stayed beautiful while we went out to dinner. The bucket allows you to keep the petals in place while picking and during transport, i prefer buying a lot of closed tulips so ii get to see them open. Trimmed the bottom off of each and made up the gifts in my photos. They do have nice brown paper wrapping stations that you can make beautiful bouquets up at no extra charge. Tulips are $10 for 10, or $2 each. I'll be spreading some holiday cheer tomorrow by dropping off vases with three tulips in each. I got the vases at dollar tree. I've added some of the vases I filled to my photos. Can't wait to door drop them tomorrow for Easter and Passover. I love giving surprise gifts! On the weekend they had a fantastic produce stand with great prices. Sadly nothing organic but I got a bag full of fruits and veggies for $5 including cucumbers, tomato's, onions, and sweet potatoes. Cash and credit cards are accepted. When you check out and pay for your tulips they also had honey from bees on the farm for $10 a jar. I hood it helps with allergies! So on the weekend there is live music, food trucks, wine tasting, and some other vendors. People were out on paddle boats you can rent. I really wanted to like the wine but it was too sweet for me, instead I bought a bottle of peach cider from the produce stand. They said you can mix in vodka for a great summer beverage. It was $10 for two 32 oz bottles. We were exhausted from the walking around. We drop to Mr.Sushi in Cherry Hill afterwards for the $26.95 all you can eat sushi for dinner. It was relaxing and we worked up an appetite! Working on my review of tonight's dinner too Pool morrow after a much needed good nights rest! Tulip season is short so don't delay going. FArm is open 3/28-4/24 for picking tulips! I highly recommend checking them out but I wouldn't buy my tickets far in advance as of it rains I would not go, I'd buy a day or two ahead of time, no longer. Also, during the weekend the parking lot is full and grand is uneven. Wear sturdy four sneakers or your feet will hurt. There is handicap parking up front. If you have any kind of walking issue or for elderly guests they will help you get from field to field in a golf cart. You might have to wait. There was also a bunny decorated wagon ride I believe was free but we didn't use that. read more
It was a beautiful day to visit the farm! We had a tremendous time and the views of the tulips were beautiful and plentiful. The staff was super friendly. They even helped locate my friends purse when she misplaced it at the farm! Thank you for a great day! read more
4 years ago
Beautiful location to enjoy yourself among the million tulips. I went during the week so I didn't get to experience the food trucks, wine tasting and music that they have on the weekends but I got to walk around and was able to take many wonderful photos completely uninterrupted and without having to worry about the crowds. read more
Huge THANK YOU to this farm for making their location a social distance friendly environment!! Purchase tickets in advance on their website. $20 plus a $2 service fee. Well worth it as the tulips are beautiful. Foremost gives us something to do while quarantined and yet in a safe matter. Upon arrival you're guided to the entrance. At the entrance your online purchase barcode is scanned. You're then guided to follow the road. On average it was about 2 laps. At the beginning you will see tulips on your left. Loop around and you have tulips left and right. Loop again and tulips only on the right. As you exit you have the option to bare right to exit or bare left to purchase tulips. All workers are protected with gloves and masks. A bundle of beautiful fresh tulips starts at $10. Everyone was very friendly! Looking forward to one day return and check out their sunflower festival. read more
4 years ago
Always a beautiful place to visit and come across such a beautiful farm full of diversity. Always go AT LEAST 2x a year and will continue read more
The Tour of Tulips was so pretty and had flowers of fresh blooms for $10. It was well organized and so pretty to look at the array of colors on a nice sunny Spring day. The farm has another Tour for Sunflowers, which I'll be back to visit in the fall. read more
5 years ago
Attended the tulip festival during the two bridges wine festival. This was such a great day! A bit muddy and the lot is intimidating. Don't worry about the volume of cars. It's a huge property and there is plenty of room to roam. It was a great vibe. Live music. Food trucks. Great photo moments and of course tons of gorgeous tulips. read more
Dalton Farms was absolutely beautiful! There were so many sunflowers and plenty of photo opportunities. The day I went there was love music, food, and drinks. There are tables by the water. It was a beautiful day and a great last days of summer activity. We had to order our tickets a head of time to reserve a spot and we were advised to bring our own cutters for the flowers. Dalton farms also has cutters to rent. The safe was very friendly and helpful the whole day. It was the perfect day and a great way to transition into fall! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Had no idea what to expect when I arrived. Wasjust looking for something to do on a Saturday. Free on property parking. Had to purchase tickets online.they were reasonable. When we entered we were offered a ride on a golf cart to where we were going we declined cause the walk to the flowers was not far. Flowers were $2 each or 10 for $10.? Then you had a food stand with peppers and onions cheesesteak fries and other selection they also had wine and beer and soft drinks. We took that over to the lake where their were paddle boats. You do have to pre order your boat. But they had music and games to play near the tables and a place to start a fire. Can I say I was extremely happy that I happened upon this spot read more
6 years ago
Always a great time when I visit Dalton Farms! It's such a great place to spend your Sunday afternoon! On the weekends they have food vendors and wine tastings it's just a really nice family friendly place to go that's local and gives you an opportunity to hang outside. Will certainly return back every year! read more
5 years ago
Came during tulip season and it was so beautiful! Great place to take pictures, bring your family and cute date spot. It was $12 per person + taxes & fees. We went around 3:30PM so there weren't that many people. read more
5 years ago
Dalton farm: South New Jersey Sunflower and Zina fields. Hey a great spot to visit and spend some relaxing time, I also thought this could be a great date location. I happen to stop during Sunflower season which was coming to an end, also it has become a new trend of family outings to participate. Tickets are available on the website for entrance fees. Their were @ least 10 photo or selfie opportunities for you to use maybe more. They have a lake on the property which you can go out and paddle boat around on, make reservations to avoid waiting. They have also partnered with a winery and have wine and beer on the premises, along with some picnic tables and high top tables for you to gather around and enjoy food purchased at vendor location. They have small fire pits to enjoy early evening fires. They do have live music, the lake has like a sandy beach before it which makes it as enjoyable as the shore. (No swimming in the lake). Pictures were taken just to give an idea of what is available, this was 100% a reconainsense mission. read more
4 years ago
First year attending the tulip festival. It was so much fun, and the colors were beautiful! read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
I really enjoyed coming to this farm. It was beautiful. There were multiple different patches of flowers and they were all different colors. There were also different little structures that people were able to take pictures in front of. People were able to buy flowers for a dollar a stem, and there were also food vendors there that people could purchase food and drinks from. I had a really nice time, but we went on the last day of the season so the flowers were dying and not as lively as they probably were at the beginning of the season. read more
6 years ago
What a great day! This was my first visit to Dalton Farms and what a great experience. Acres and Acres of tulips. All different sizes, colors and types of. Row after row with four different parts to view. Parking was easy. It's a short walk to all the fields, but they do have transportation if you need it. You can also clip any tulips you like for $1 each. I was too busy checking out all tulips and clipping for bouquets to take lots of pics. So much fun. They have strict covid regulations and I felt safe every step of the way. Can't wait for fall when the sunflowers are in bloom. read more
6 years ago
Beautiful flowers and people there are really nice! I would definitely go back for another occasion. read more
7 years ago
We stopped by here during the pandemic and they are doing a great job providing an activity for families while maintaining social distancing rules. You drive around the farm in your car and can see the Easter bunny as well as all their beautiful tulips. At the end, they offer curbside pick up if you want to order some tulips to go. Their flowers are amazing. We bought three bundles. I can wait to go back in the fall and check out the sunflowers. Hopefully we can get out of the car by then!! read more
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