This historic family farm is truly special. It's a great place for weekly shopping, seasonal pick…read moreyour own and a soul satisfying connection to farmers and farming. The shop features farm grown, locally grown and just enough fresh and packaged additions to cover your weekly supplies. Apples and peaches are the volume crops but there are also seasonal harvests of pears, blackberries, corn, tomatoes and a variety of vegetables. In winter, there are carefully selected choices of various citrus options mostly from Florida. The Barnards have played a prominent role in multi century Quaker history and with this very special farm continue to do so. Among the particular treats are a variety of cut flowers, including a nice long season of snapdragons grown in the beautifully maintained turn of the twentieth century greenhouses. Everything about Barnard's is authentic and pleasing, including farmer Lewis Barnard. Go. It won't be your last time. It's cash preferred (fees for credit card); there is plenty of parking.

I Love everything about shopping here! It's local and fresh and always helpful !…read more Grab your fresh cut flowers too ; outstanding too

Visited in late September and it was already getting packedddd. Lots of free parking and it's…read moreseparated for folks who want to explore the farm and people stopping by for apple picking. There's no entry fee to get in, but the attractions like the corn maze, childrens play area, etc. are paid to get in. You can either pay with cash at the ticket booth or buy in online ahead of time/right there. It's a bit cheaper to buy online! The corn maze was okay, it's kind of too easy. The paths go up and downhill and if you choose the wrong direction, it just turns you around. It's hard to get lost in there. We finished it in about 30 minutes. There's also a smaller hay maze that you can see out of. The animal section was awesome. Lots of friends to see from goats to ducks and a pony area where you can feed them or kids can ride them. The gift shops we're okay, lots of treats reasonably priced, but nothing that really stood out to be. I was excited for apple cider donuts and they were good, but not great! While this is not my favorite farm/orchard its worth a visit and i'll be back next year!

Went to the spring car show. This is my 3 rd year going. They get lots of old and classic cars and…read morethey do a flea market as well. They have a pizza truck that serves very good personal pies. The car show gets a few hundred cars. If you want to enter your car it's $20 cash at the gate. They give you a small tin plaque and a registration card for your window. Since my car isn't winning any awards I don't stay till 3 pm to await the judges choices. My car is nice, but not prize winning nice but that's ok. It's a fun few hours. It got too hot by noon to stay longer. Weather in early May is tricky. Highly recommend checking out the car show. The general store on the grounds is huge. Bought lots of stuff to take home.

My friends and I came here to take pictures and pick apples. You pay for what you pick and don't…read morehave to pay for entry. The orchard was so lovely and the employees were so kind to us and offered thorough and helpful instructions. They offer free samples inside and their apple cider is delicious! I purchased their meadow tea and I can't wait to go back to get more. I will definitely come again.

"He's washing dishes and baby clothes He's so ambitious, he…read moreeven sews But don't forget, folks That's what you get, folks, for makin' whoopee" (Ella Fitzgerald) You had me at "Create Your Own Whoopie Pie". The veritable cherry on top of their cornucopia of fruits, vegetables, jarred foods, baked goodies, pretzels, popcorn, candies, and frozen foods is their Whoopie Pie Festival, which we attended today. The Festival runs on Feb. 26-28 & March 5-7 between 9am - 4pm. Essentially, you can create Your Own Whoopie Pie for $4 each, 4 or more at $3.50 each, and 12 or more $3 each. Here's how it works - make your customized selections of one of 12 cookies, one of 11 frostings, and one of 7 toppings, and Brecknock will build your pie. I went full Elvis mode and selected banana cookies, peanut butter frosting, and chocolate chip toppings around the circumference. We had a great time at Brecknock -making our Whoopie pies, playing a whoopie pie trivia game, and picking up a few odds and ends for us and friends. PRO TIP Hats off to Brecknock for their generosity and hospitality. They had free samples everywhere- whoopie pie wedges, pretzels, popcorn, and all sorts of goodies. It worked on us, because after sampling some honey mustard pretzels, we couldn't grab a bag fast enough.

We had a great day to pick apples. To our surprise peaches were still available . Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable staff and lots of parking available. Price is only $1.39 pound! Fun to see families and different generations Apple picking together! We will be back !

The most delicious and sweet peaches anywhere. Can purchase on Saturdays at Coopersbug farmers…read moremarket until 2:00 pm.

Love this farm. It's much less crowded then nearby linvilla. Mostly I stop by to buy their…read moreexcellent produce. The blueberries in particular are great. I've done the pick your own twice and enjoyed it. There is a fee per person which is fine. They ask you not to eat anything in the field. I knew this was impossible for my 2 year old blueberry monster so I just paid for an extra pint for like $5. Fun times we're had by all! The vegetable patch can be muddy. Bring appropriate footwear if you want to pick your own veggies. The orchard/berry area is not and I had no problem wearing boat shoes.

I went today with a friend. I just wanted to see if we could pick apples and get cider. As soon as…read moreI got out of the car a worker like ran up to me and kept talking about a entrance fee... There was nothing available to pick though ( I asked). I asked if we could just quick go to the shop and buy stuff she kept staring at me and making me uncomfortable while repeating about an entrance fee... Why would I pay to shop at a store that's already over priced? I said we would just leave.... We ended being allowed in but still insane and will never go back. Also to the owners don't even bother posting some rude response.. i don't care. Linvilla will have my business from now on.

Nice farm and farm stand offering lots of produce grown on site and from other Delaware farms…read more Corn was a little wormy by the cantaloupe was delicious.

It was fun picking pumpkins, but they charge by the circumference and not the pound, cash or check…read moreonly. I thought it was over prices paid 15 dollars for two very small pumpkins, walmart and acme have then 3 for 10

Mariner Farms is a great experience. Everyone's tree should be hand picked from their farms. They…read moreare very accommodating.

We had such a lovely time here. Everyone was really friendly. They had pick-your-own peaches,…read moreapples, pumpkins, and flowers. Their trees are seriously overflowing with perfect fruit! It took us only a few minutes to fill our whole box. A peaceful, quiet, beautiful farm.

Mood's Farm Market seems best known for their pick-your-own experiences. They also have a…read morerelatively small farm market store of produce and some jar goods. Prices are hit or miss. The local corn was quite a bit higher in price than "NJ corn" at my farm market in PA. Other prices I had to watch and remember what I paid on the other side of the river. But they had an abundance of peaches, and high yield normally means good prices so yes, THAT was a bargain! Their "marked" produce (aka "seconds" or "ripe") is reduced price and was $11.25 for 10lb peck of peaches. It took a month to eat; they kept beautifully in the fridge! Absolutely awesome deal! Staff was friendly young adults, and they even took time to relate to my kid, which was super nice. I will be back when I'm the area!

What's not to love about this seriously classic Jersey apple orchard, farm stand, hayride, pick…read moreyour own grapes, etcetera. They have the best fresh pressed apple cider in Gloucester County hands down! A true family business with no gimmicks. Go for the fresh produce and apple cider donuts. Fall is the best although blueberry season is a close second.

Attended Fall Festival- simply too chaotic for my taste. They need a better plan! A map or list of…read moreactivities; or appointed people to push you in the right direction. We arrived w/ no clear sense of where to go or begin. There were tented areas, but then little shacks w/ awnings, pockets of people standing in a field, others across the street. Do I pay for this outside? Do I go inside? Are there tickets? The market (which had really nice things) was impossible to shop. Some things were outside, other things inside, w/ a line of people waiting to pay starting at the tented outside register area, backed up, weaving all the way thru the market isles to the front door. You had to squeeze between the line of people waiting to pay & the shelves of food to shop, making it hard to look at anything, much less grab anything. I know this sounds like a good problem to have, but not when chaos is driving the experience more than demand. Exhausted from wondering the outside trying to figure out what all there was to do & where to go, then braving the market, I decided to skip apple picking which was the main reason I was there! That process appeared even less clear, so no regrets. I do love the things purchased at the market, including apple cider donuts, frozen pastas, & Reading Soda Works bottles- just think I'll return to shop on a day when nothing is going on.

We had a great experience here! It was a cute little drive away from us in the countryside. There…read morewas farm fresh produce & other grocery items, as well as a deli and cafe. We would love to come back when the weather is nicer to enjoy their outdoor area and orchard!

A hidden gem in Delco. Nestled on a hill just off Wawa road you'd never know it was here. This is…read morean alpaca farm but there are also pigs, turkeys, ducks and other baby birds. Today I was there for "farm day " which was a chance to view the animals on a beautiful fall day and shop at vendors lined up along the path. These vendors seemed to be picked for their close to nature wares which included natural soap and scrubs, the lady Who Made cork handbags, A man and woman who made beer bottle openers out of half horseshoes, and the lady who made homemade dog treats. I was thrilled to purchase 2 handmade items from Annabelle's Wish stand. Annabelle's Wish helps children and family struggling with rare neurological disorders. All of these items are brand new and donated so I got 2 items for a steal and the $31 went directly to help the kids. Made my week! Www.Annabelleswish.org

I was there YESTERDAY for "Farm Day" (Dee M. and I must have just missed each other) and our 12…read moreyear old had a marvelous time feeding alpacas, pigs and emus, and petting bunny rabbits. A terrific place!