Beautiful spot. Gift shop inside a lovely barn. Greenhouses, a koi pond and weekend cafe are on…read moresite as well. Took my cousin for a browse there yesterday. We got some honey and plants.

My son and daughter-in-law were married here on June 27, 2026. Suzie, and Ron, the owners and Lisa…read morewere wonderful to work with and did everything they could to make their special day absolutely perfect! The property itself is truly unique, with so much quaint character and charm. It provided such a beautiful and memorable setting for their wedding and made the entire experience even more special. It was a rainy day, but it was amazing to see how quickly everyone jumped into action, seamlessly moving the ceremony under the tent and the cocktail hour into the greenhouse. Their flexibility and attention to detail ensured that the weather never took away from the magic of the day. I highly recommend this venue not only for its unique catering experience, but also for its beautiful gardens and the wonderful selection of foliage and plants available for purchase.

It's got an adorable petting zoo so it's fun for the whole family. They have a working farm and…read moresell some produce in the summer and early fall. Now, that the seasons over (it was mid November when we went) it's mainly just decorative pumpkins and gourds. We really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return. The animals were all well cared for and mostly social. You can feed them carrots. It's also very reasonable. I highly recommend checking them out.

So happy we went! My babies first time at the petting zoo & he had a blast!l. The workers were so…read moresweet & the animals are happy and well taken care of. I can't wait to come back when he's bigger! We also purchased a little donkey that they make from their Alpaca fur which I thought was the coolest thing! He loves it

This morning as my teenagers got ready for school, the news was on the television. They were…read morereporting that Selena Gomez was getting criticized for her Music Awards Performance. Comments were made that she was off-key. She defended her performance by explaining that this was her first performance in 2 years and she was nervous. She has Lupus and has struggled with anxiety. At the same time, I am running around the house trying to get to work and my get house together for Thanksgiving which I host every year. I want everything in place to give my family a nice holiday. On my way to work, I started thinking about what I am thankful for this year. I am always thankful for my family and friends. I am thankful for their love and friendship as well as their health and happiness. This morning as I think about Selena Gomez and food shopping, I realize how grateful I am to be able to go work at Allaire Community Farm. If you haven't been to Allaire Community Farm, you have to go. Spend some time there, enjoy the animals, the garden and the peacefulness of the farm. I have had the privilege of spending my work day there. I don't work for the farm directly, but I get to do my work there. Their mission statement is "nurture through nature and helping people achieve their full potential..." They "support special needs children and adults, at-risk population, families battling cancer, veterans with PTSD and the local community..." When you go to the farm look around, pay close attention and you will see so much more. You will see Sean, JoAnn, and Allison wearing more hats than seems humanly possible. You will see that the farm relies on volunteers to run. Dedicated people who give their time for the farm to succeed and people who truly believe in the farm's mission. You will see contractors and businesses donate their time, money and services. You see school groups, recreation groups and therapeutic riding instructors working with people with special needs. You will see a place that expects you to come as you are and be who you are. There are no "special needs" on the farm. You are welcomed, accepted and supported to meet your potential despite your abilities, background or life choices. In a world where people are quick to criticize people struggling and appearance is valued, it is refreshing and humbling to see how the farm brings people together and best out in everyone. This is the type of place and the values, I want for my children. I got there by chance and very happy that I did. If you have some time, stop by to visit and see what I mean.

False advertising for organic and local produce. Most of the produce being offered is supplied by a…read morevendor and is conventional, not organic. Some produce observed was even marked from Canada, not local at all.

Chris and Gary helped me make my backyard paradise, A Great place, Great plants, Great food,…read moreFantastic People

I purchased a 1/2 of a cord of firewood (This was sent a month ago just wanted people to still…read moreknow!!!).....was told that they just recieved a delivery, I asked was it clean oak the women said yes....well it came and it was 95% full of dried mud on each piece and at least 30 pieces were 10 inches long!!! I never in my 30 plus years of buying firewood (up north jersey) was so disappointed in the quality then I was today!!!! I highly recommend not to buy firewood from them....Hope that 218 dollars for the half cord delivered brings you joy...complete crap!!!!!!!

When my 3.5 year old son asked to go to the farm, I didn't find too many nearby that seemed to be…read moreopen. I wasn't too sure about coming here since it's an hour away from us that it would be open, but sure enough, I called and it was until 7PM that day! I loaded up the car with lunch and snacks and headed to the greatest little farm you could ever imagine! This is a very intimate, family run farm that is off of a little dirt driveway. Drive slow or you could easily miss it! Parking is minimal, but free. There's no rides or attractions here; just a place to sit on the bench and feed the farm animals. If that's all you desire, then this is the place for you! My son has sensory issues, so coming here was one of the greatest day trips we've experienced to date. He was completely dressed from head to toe as a fireman, but that didn't stop him from running back and forth to feed the chickens, turkeys and the goats. The pigs were too busy snoozing, and the bunnies were hiding, so we didn't get to enjoy them this visit. I was told to bring quarters and I'm so glad we did. It was small enough for him to feel comfortable to get up close and personal to the animals, and for us to practice "gentle hands". My heart burst when the chickens were crowding around him, and he said, "Don't cry; I'm coming!" while cupping his little hands with feed. I wish we were closer; we'd come every weekend. We had the place to ourselves for about a half hour before another family came. This place thrives on the honor system, whereas you must bring exact change to purchase eggs, butters, maple syrup, honey, and even little toys. I dropped $20 easily with two dozen farm fresh eggs ($6 a dozen) and a jar of maple pumpkin butter that is to die for! My husband even bought a little toy chicken for his desk to have as a keepsake for this wonderful visit. I don't want to share this place with other people because it means so much to us now! Can't wait to come back!

What a great little farm! I live about 5 minutes away and drive past it all the time and finally…read morestopped today with my niece and nephew. It's the perfect little stop when you're looking to do something low key. There were goats, bunnies, pigs and chickens. Bring quarters so you can buy animal feed from the dispensers to feed the animals. They were all so sweet and gentle with my niece and nephew. They also sell firewood, honey, jam and fresh eggs and berries when they're in season. Can't wait to stop back here again.

Stuffed zucchini blossoms that we made that we were able to get the flowers from the farm and…read morebeautiful, long, hot peppers one of my favorite places to visit

Fresh, organic and super friendly. Their greens are amazing along with seasonal fruits and veggies.read more

This is a MUST STOP for a cute AND STOCKED country store. because of the late frost Spring '26…read moreEast Coast orchards suffered a tremendous loss. However! The homemade fruit pies (we got one and one ) are delicious! The apple cider donuts are perfect with coffee! The fresh fruit and vegetables is priced appropriately. The selection of STONEWALL KITCHEN jams, jellies, condiments, sauces, salsa, aiolis, quesos, cocktail mixers, chutneys, etc was impressive! Equally awesome is the wall of FRONTIER SOUPS by Anderson House Foods. This is just off Route 33 and should be part of your list of places to shop local!

Best place to pick up apples, peaches, nectarines, corn, and pumpkins, I love the fact that the…read morefarm is family owned and has been properly maintained, I also love the country store and they have everything you ever need... Update, don't forget to go to the country store, where they have Apple Cider Donuts, fresh fruits, baked goods, etc, they are open all year around and closed on Tuesdays...

Amazing time greeting & meeting the alpacas at arrow acres farm! They have a cute little gift shop…read moretoo

I didn't think I would care that much going in, but I very much enjoyed my visit to Arrow Acres…read moreAlpaca Farm. I thought it was going to be just for kids but adults will find it worth going to. Being a family run business, you see how cohesive the operation runs. Once in you see someone spinning alpaca wool into yarn. You talk to her and she explains the process and explains differences between alpaca and other wools. The whole thing is quite informative. Others explain that alpacas don't like being petted much, especially about the head. They are native mountain denizens, so keeping them cool during hot NJ summers is vital. 20 years is about their lifespan and they have usually just one offspring, occasionally twins, in an 11 month gestation period. Free snacks & apple cider & kids are allowed to climb on the tractors, plus there's a shop that sells yarn and other stuff women like. If you'd like to buy an alpaca, prices start at $500. Check it out, you may see an ostrich there too

Stopped when I was driving home cause we passed by Delicious Orchards. I had seen many times the…read morefrozen apple cider slushy, so I decided today would be the day I go and get it. The place is huge, full of fresh fruits and veg, eggs, meats and cheeses. And the baked goods - there's hundreds to choose from. at least a dozen flavors of pie, so many breads, donuts, you name it, they got it here. I clove walked around for hours. We even had Self serve samples of the delicious apple cider inside.I got the slushy, it's the same cost with or without ice cream. We did an apple cider slushy with ice cream and a lemonade slushy no ice cream. It was a vanilla, apple-y dream. Cold and refreshing after a beach trip! I absolutely loved it. Got home and found out my mom used to go here growing up with my grandmother, so it made it that more special to me to have visited

Beautiful sunflowers this time of year that are cut fresh from the orchard…read more The place was hopping! There is a deli section, prepared foods, produce, cheese, coffee and bakery with lots of pies and breads. It's seems to be a bit pricey because there isn't any competition around them! And they are known for their apple cider. It was a nice stop. Plenty of parking, lots to choose from

Super cute place to walk around, but a book and a plant, and learn a bit about gardening. Really…read morebeautiful place that's well maintained and everyone who works there is really friendly.

Came here for the recent Halloween farmer's market and it was so much fun! So many cool vendors…read moreselling handmade crafts i simply could NOT resist! The Band Palm performed which was awesome, and there were a good number of food options as well. The best part was definitely the cool variety of items sold by independent artists (and also the pickle station) and the VIBES of this cozy, spooky festival-- but the grounds themselves are also gorgeous!