Incredible experience. The knowledge alone is worth it Yet…read morebeautiful place. Great animals. Not just alpacas Highly recommend for an enjoyable day out! Great for kids too

Had a great time with our two year-old exploring the farm. She had a blast playing with the animals…read moreand loved running around with the alpacas. Bought a couple handmade hats from the alpaca fur that the owner's wife made. Such a cute little family farm to take the kids for a little tour for an hour.

JOBSTOWN: Johnson's Locust Farm is a beautiful historic farm along Route 537 and an absolute dream…read morefor dog friendly pick‑your‑own adventures and seasonal activities. We hopped on a hay ride out to their wildflower field, a colorful, picture‑perfect landscape where we picked a gorgeous mix of blooms. Then it was on to the veggie field for green peppers and tomatoes straight off the stem. There is something so grounding about being in nature and harvesting food you will actually eat later. Brie had the best time sniffing around the fields. Just a heads‑up: the tractor ride can be a little bumpy, so make sure your pup is comfortable. Right now, the sunflower field is in full beauty, and coming soon: apple, pumpkin, and gourd picking. The farm is open year‑round with fresh produce, a charming farm market, and seasonal home goods. Dogs are preferred outdoors, but if it is quiet, they may let your pup pop inside. Everyone who works here is incredibly friendly -- you can tell they truly love what they do. And right on the property is a Tomasello Winery tasting room, featuring a huge portfolio of New Jersey‑made wines. We did a 5‑wine tasting (which includes a souvenir glass!) and explored everything from grape wines to fruit wines, cider, and even cream‑infused varieties with over 50 different products. Dogs are welcome on the beautifully decorated covered patio, and if it is not too busy, you may be able to enjoy the inside as well. The staff is fantastic! This spot is such a special way to spend time in nature with your pup: peaceful, scenic, and full of things to explore.

Our family had a great time visiting Johnson's Locust Hall farm. We started with some shopping in…read morethe farm store and picked up some coffees to enjoy outside while the kids played. $9 per person covers combo tickets for the playground/animal area and tractor ride to the pick-your-own fields. When we visited (mid-August) they had beautiful flowers, cherry tomatoes and peppers to pick (we were told blackberries were on their way out). The kids really loved the sand box with tractors and dump trucks - they were also entertained for a while in the play kitchen/store. We look forward to returning in the fall! It's obvious why people choose to have events and weddings here - it's a beautiful place.

Pre-purchased tickets to Holland Ridge Farms and when the weather forecast showed pretty wet and…read morequestionable weather we were on the fence regarding whether we'd go or not .... but we threw on warm layers and our rain boots and said what the heck let's do it and boy are we glad we did! From start to finish it was such a fun adventure! You're able to grab a bucket and literally walk the endless rows of beautiful tulips and pick as many as you'd like to your hearts desire. I had no idea there were so many different types of tulips. My bf and I really enjoyed learning this and also learning how to properly "pick" a tulip in order to transport them home without there being any wilting or withering. The weather actually made the experience that much more memorable in my opinion and provided quite a beautiful back drop given the contrasting colors to the grey and white sky. There were a nice selection of food trucks there as well so we grabbed empanadas and lemonade before round two of picking flowers and admiring mother natures beauty. Once we got the tulips home we followed instructions on how to properly clip and keep them watered and within minutes the tulips began to blossom :) The two vases we filled brightened our space and made us begin to plan our next visit ... with a plan on how we'd be more strategic in picking groups of colors and different heights lol. Highly recommend visiting them!

Purchased tulips at ShopRite from Holland Ridge Farms!…read more I got beautiful pink and yellow tulips! Able to take amazing photos for Easter/ Spring with these tulips! Been to the farm in the past- Great experience! Highly recommend!

5 Roosters 1 Lady All live at the Shady…read moreBrook Farm in Bucks County Off a Hill Rd called Stony in a coup on the corner Of the farm owners front yard Always happy to see me They line up to greet me 'Cause they know I have snacks By the stacks Blueberries granola apples The roosters strut heads no hackles While Lady lays eggs A dozen to lay Is her goal for each day Lebron with his ups Flies far far away In his dreams anyway While Orville sits with Lady 'Cause he's her sweetie And she's his baby As for the other three James, Wilbur, Earle Chickens four five snd six Roosters three four and five Respectively Happy to be Definitely Not step three Just chickens That get to live at the farm known as Shady Off a Hill Rd called Stony In a coup on a corner Of the farm owners front yard For ever so long for so long as is ever.... Stop right there Before you go any further (like Ellen Foley) From thither come hither The story ain't over See back in the day Lady's with me Just Lady and Earle Two love birds Contented and together living happily Like wer'e all supposed to be We'd hunt worms, hold talons Eat Uncle Dave's Homemade Icecream And chug Yoohoo, by the gallons 'Til one day Chicken number five Got to licken He'd be her king So I licked him good And Wilbur squeeled like the lil pig chicken that he is And we was back to bein' Lady and Earle Two smitten youngins Back to smoochin and huggins Until one day Chicken number four Aka James Aka Joker I swear he tried to poke her With his beak or his paw Forget which one I saw So I licked him too (kapow, bam, pow) And it was back to bein' Lady and Earle Like William and Anna Just a girl standing in front of an Earle Asking him to love her Then with the blink of an eye Is when it all happened And when I opened 'em There was Orville and Lady (long pause) She said she's gonna have his baby! I said I'm gonna lick you Orville Wright Right not said Orville I'll lick you back I'll lick you good Like a real chanticleer should And he did And from that day forward Orville sat with Lady because he's her sweetie and she's his baby As for the rest of us We're happy chickens too That get to live at the farm known as Shady Off a Hill Rd called Stony In a coup on the corner Of the farm owners front yard For ever so long for so long as is ever... Wah-wah-wah Ha-ha-ha All day long Blah-blah-blah This here's Lady AM I WEARING LIPSTICK EARLE!?! NO IM NOT! Not that kinda shady Only the permanent type By my girl Natachia and Everlasting Beauty For this not your baby Not your sweetie Not your honey And NO! I'm DEFINITELY Not crazy That is not how the story went goes will go mister Earle For a worm you're a snake For a puddle you're a lake For a sinkhole you're a 9.5 magnitude quake Go to confessional see a priest You're delusional confusional at the very least If an engine you're the one that couldn't Who dreamt he could hoped he could wished he could who didn't 'Cause your a chicken lil weirdo lil creep For a dog your breed is 50% loser 50% pigchicken 100% freak We was never an empire Never an item We never even went on a date You five roosters are a real piece of work Like Steve Martin all you alls the jerk(I love this movie!) "Cans cans must have something against these cans. No Steve-Earle, I've nothing against your cans. If your half a cent wise you'll get outta the way man." Knuckleheads buckleheads trying to mess with this copperhead Some nerve following me around, your brazen The only exception, your brother LeBron, he's amazin' Like an angel on earth and with wings Every shot he takes he makes-nothing but strings. (Like Jordan and Willis!) He looked over Jordan, and what did he see, coming for to carry thee home?A band of angels coming after thee. Coming for to carry thee home." Don't mess with me Earle Figure deal me Know what I mean I said CAN YOU HEAR ME!?!CAN YOU HEAR ME!?!CAN YOU HEAR ME!?! That is the end, now I must go I've ~an hour to get to rehearsal before my choir's next show(shout out to the Bucks County Choraliers) Lord knows I need the practice-I'm a god awful soprano. Come see the chickens and on your way out pick up some Uncle Dave's and some honey roasted peanut butter, they're DEFINITELY for sure 100% the best on the planet.

So much fun! Out in the wagon to the fields to pick fresh veggies. A sunny day. Fields were full…read more Everyone was happy. Great place to take young children to pick flowers. An adventure.

To be completely honest the only place I'd go for Topsoil, Firewood & Etc, would have to be Oasis,…read morethey provide a lot of quality stuff and hasn't done me wrong yet

Started our family Easter fun at this farm!…read more There's parking right on the premise. Asked for handicap parking but was guided to park with the rest. Either way the walk from the lot to the farm is short. Tickets are purchased at the ticket booth not in advanced. $12 per child is a great deal! Adults are free. If you're going to have the little ones participate in the egg hunt, even if under 2, a ticket much better purchased for them. I recommend doing it for cute photo ops and for a fun developmental experience. Additional fees for add ons such a gem mining. The fun zone was so much fun! Everything listed on their website is exactly what they have. People were considerate all around keeping distance and taking turns. A helpful tip would be to add the weight capacity to activities such as the zip line. The decor all around was so cute for Easter. Having a character cow and Easter bunny was a huge highlight for all the kids as they arrived. Great way to enter the farm! The characters interacted with all socially from the min we arrived till we left. My kid got to do a bunny hop dance with the bunny. There's an Italian food truck located right on the premise. Here you'll find food such as an Italian sausage and peppers, zeppoles and basics like chicken tenders, fries, burgers, hot dogs etc. Food was all good. There are tables on site but due to covid seatings limited. Don't forget the hayride that's include for all. There is a farmers market as located right at the entrance. Didn't get a chance to check it out but will when I return.

This place is magic! Tim, the tour guide literally talks to the animals! We've gone twice and I'm…read moredefinitely going back because some of the animals have babies and it's just pure fun!

Such an awesome family owned farm with so many different kinds of animals! Might I add that the…read moreanimals are all so sweet, almost as sweet as the owners! We love this place and have such a fun time visiting any chance we get!!!!

One of our favorite farms! They always have very fresh and delicious seasonal produce. Sometimes…read morethey have baked goods as well!!!

We love that their corn is hand and put on ice. Also that it's a family farm. The hand baked goods…read moreare so yummy.

We try to visit farmers markets as often as possible and this morning after having visited…read moreBurlington County Farmers Market we decided to also visit Specca Farms with hopes of finding lettuce. Upon pulling in the lot we saw signs that's said it is a "Pick Your Own" farm so we laughed and said we'd give it a try, but upon parking we realized you CAN pick your own if you'd like to (and there's a map that lays out where each veggie can be picked) but we opted to purchase the pre-picked veggies as they were fresh, colorful and decently priced. They have such a nice variety and I said that moving forward this may be our "go to" farmers market bc it's so much less hectic than the others and they have a nice "veggie schedule" handout so we know when every veggie is in season and can plan accordingly. So happy we spontaneously decided to venture to Specca!

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.