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Smith's Farm Market

2.6 (10 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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2 months ago

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3 months ago

Great Selection. Fair Prices. Fresh Food. Will definitely return. Extremely Friendly Staff.

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11 years ago

Great place for fresh white corn and other produce. Very nice selection of tomatoes as well.

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Atlantic Farms

Atlantic Farms

3.6(31 reviews)
1.3 mi
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Atlantic Farms is excellent! Located right off Atlantic Ave, it's really easy to get to. I'm so…read morehappy that we discovered this place on accident one day while driving around the area. I'll admit that even as an adult, I love feeding the farm animals. They're so cute! And Atlantic Farms has plenty of them - sheep, goats, cows, donkeys and even llamas. It's only $3 to get into the area where the animals are. You can purchase a bag of carrots to feed the animals for an additional $3. During the fall season, there is pumpkin picking, hayrides and a corn maze. It does get quite crowded on the weekends so come early. I definitely recommend coming here if you are from the area. Please, however, be courteous and throw out your trash. I witnessed several people throwing garbage on the ground, which is dangerous for the farm animals and is disrespectful to the family who owns the farm.

I literally come here at least once a week to visit with the goats, donkeys ( love these two),…read moresheep, alpacas ( I do have a favorite, unoficially named her Dolly), piggies ( my husband is in love with the piglets), cows, emus, peacocks. ducks, chickens. So the experience and adventure of this beautiful farm is worth the nominal admission fee. The staff is extremely helpful and answers any questions you may have. I also wanted to mention the adorable decor inside and outside the store. Homemade wreaths, antique (Flexible Flyer) sled, any many more beautiful thoughtful gifts. I love this farm and I know you will too. Bring your camera or phone because everyone will be smiling.

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Atlantic Farms - More trash filled Pumpkin patch

More trash filled Pumpkin patch

Atlantic Farms - Our first family photo in a very long time

Our first family photo in a very long time

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Green's Egg Farm

Green's Egg Farm

4.9(12 reviews)
4.7 mi
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I still buy my eggs here and the owners are the best. They take cash and debit. I am really at a…read moreloss when I forget to swing by and grab eggs for the week and have to go to the market. I even buy the rough eggs, because shell being pretty & smooth isn't an issue for me, it's the quality of what is in the egg shell that I care about. I also like to get the larger eggs when making egg salad or deviled eggs. I still buy the larger pack of 5.5 dozen works for me too. Also, I know a lot of people have a preference for brown over white eggs, but there's no nutritional or taste difference between brown and white eggs; the shell color is determined by the hen's breed (white-feathered hens lay white eggs, reddish-brown ones lay brown eggs). There are even hens that pastel coloured eggs ( I used to raise those at my parents farm). Brown eggs just cost more because the hens that lay them are larger and eat more feed, not because they are somehow superior. The true quality, flavor, and nutrient content depend on the hen's diet and living conditions, not shell color. So, there's that tidbit of information. Happy baking.

What's there to say about an egg farm. We have been going here for years and their eggs are simply…read morethe best and fairly priced. Worth the short trip to stock up every other week or so. Nice people run the operation. Give them a try and you will be a regular.

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Green's Egg Farm - Prices are within budgets and you can't beat the quality.

Prices are within budgets and you can't beat the quality.

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The Farm - Floral bouquets, various sizes

The Farm

5.0(2 reviews)
5.1 mi

I needed flowers for table arrangements for my parents' anniversary celebration in Freehold. At…read morehome in PA, I have a go-to farm nearby that sells zinnias and other flowers. I wondered if a similar farm existed near my parents. I found The Farm and stopped by on my way to the beach during my stay in Freehold. Dorothy was wonderful! She noted exactly what I needed and had three beautiful bunches of zinnias and other flowers ready and reserved for me on the day I wanted to pick them up, at an excellent price. I picked up tomatoes too. She went the extra mile, and her sweet dog Petey was there to help me every step of the way!

New owners of what used to be the Meadow View Farm, still specializing in Christmas trees: you pick…read moreout the tree and they'll either reserve it for you to have it cut and picked up later OR you can have it cut and loaded on the spot. Family owned business, very friendly service in the old school Jersey farmer tradition. Excellent value and discounted selections available. Families welcome. Three generations of farming tradition now on premesis, these new owners moved from Freehold and bring with them an awesome addition to the area: chem free produce! Summer, as devoted followers may recall, is The Farm's time to shine: Berries, heirloom tomatoes, cut flowers, and greens have a devoted following, and other seasonal produce is featured as available. Sweet potatoes and local honey are available in winter, along with locally crafted decor items such as wreaths and sprays. Seedlings and herbs available in spring. For a true three season, back to nature experience right in the middle of all the hustle and bustle, look no further.

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The Farm - The arrangements I made, helped by a few branches from the yard

The arrangements I made, helped by a few branches from the yard

The Farm - Seeded red watermelon

Seeded red watermelon

The Farm - Tasty variety of cherry tomatoes

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Smith's Farm Market - markets - Updated October 2026

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