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Farm Stands, Wineries and Pick Your Own

Jersey Fresh produce is ripe for the pickin'

Throughout the year South Jersey farmers plant and plow, growing fresh and flavorful “Jersey Fresh” produce. From spring through late fall, local farmers load up their trucks with the best of the week’s harvest and bring their fresh-from-the-fields fruits and veggies, eggs, flowers, meats to dozens of farmers markets throughout the region. Everything is fresh and the prices sure beat the supermarkets. And some farmers markets turn into a party with food and entertainment for the whole family.

Pick a peck of whatever-is-in-season at dozens of South Jersey’s U-Pick farms. And after the family has loaded up their baskets, the kids can romp around and the activities, rides, and attractions that make a day at the farm a fun, family activity.

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Duffield Farm's Pick-Your-Own

The family farm is alive and well at Duffields. And thanks to the owners’ participation in a farmland preservation, it always will be. The farm has been in the Duffield family since the 1930s and after several generations and several expansions, it is now at 136 acres. The family grows more than 35 varieties of fruits and veggies and they let you pick some yourself, they added a deli, a bakery and lots of family activities

Hopewell Valley Vineyards

Take acres of sandy New Jersey soil, a third-generation winemaker, and a flair for creating lively events and you have the secret to Hopewell Valley Vineyard’s success. Well, that and a talent for making award-winning wines. Bring a picnic lunch or just a sandwich and enjoy an afternoon taking in the view from the deck with sweeping views of the vineyard. Or join in the Friday evening happy hours, monthly music events, wine release parties and other festivities.

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A. L. Gaventa & Son

Three generations have now farmed at the Gaventas' 200 acre fruit and vegetable farm in Logan Township, NJ. Ed Gaventa's grandfather bought the farm in 1905, then passed it on to his two sons, who have now turned it over to their sons. The farm specializes in peaches, nectarines, strawberries, pumpkins, sweet corn, and cantaloupe. Ed hopes to use his produce to establish a winery at his Cedarvale Farm.

Allen Family Farm

The Allen Blueberry Farm is a thriving family farm in Dennis Township. With an annual Blueberry Festival and close proximity to various Cape May activities and sites, a day trip to the Allen Farm is a highlight on any must-see list.

Amalthea Cellers Winery

Now the beverage of kings is being created in South Jersey and it is capturing the attention of wine experts from around the world. Under Louis Caracciolo’s hands-off approach, Amalthea Cellars recently was the upset winner in an international blind taste-test, beating entries from France, California and other top wine districts.

Atlantic City Farmers' Market

Since 2000, the Atlantic City Farmers' Market has been providing one of NJ's leading urban areas with direct access to locally grown produce and an opportunity to interact with the farmers and families who provide their freshly harvested fruits and vegetables.

A summer afternoon among thousands of blueberry bushes is hard to beat. B & B Farms hosts a vibrant pick-your-own atmosphere and is open to visitors throughout June, July, and August of every year.

Bellview Winery

Since planting their first vines in 2000, Jim and Nancy Quarello have expanded their family-owned winery to include 30 acres of vineyards, a gift shop, wine tastings, special events and award-winning wines. Pop in to sample their latest vintages, enjoy a picnic at their quiet picnic area or take a tour of the vineyards.

Bordentown Cranberry Festival

For a berry, berry fun afternoon, head to the Bordentown Cranberry Festival. Each October, the main street in this charming downtown turns into a rollicking, frolicking street fair with fine arts, crafts, vendors, musicians, an antique car show and of course, all kinds of cranberry treats.

Budd's K-n-P Farms & Country Kitchen

There’s lots to pick at Budds KNP Farm and Market. Some things – like collards, string beans, tomatoes, apples, mustard greens and other Jersey Fresh produce -- you can pick right from the fields. Other things, like their home-baked goods, salads, crabs and clams, you can pick up at the farmers market. And for a real treat, go directly to the Country Kitchen for fresh homemade buttermilk pancakes, country box dinners or other homemade meals.

Butterhof's Shady Brook Farm

Butterhof’s Shady Brook Farm packs a lot of fun into their 60 acre farm. Stop by for homemade apple cider, fresh-picked berries, corn and pumpkins. You can also do it yourself in their pick-your-own fields. Stick around for hayrides and corn maze or round up your friends for an evening bonfire.

Cape May Winery and Vineyard

It is pretty surprising how much quality wine you can produce – and how many medals you can win – with 15 acres of vineyards. But the combination of an ideal southern NJ location, two very talented winemakers and a winery that features self-guided and guided tours, picnic facilities, and lots of special events has made Cape May Winery and Vineyards one of the region’s top wineries.

Chestnut Run Farm

Famous throughout New Jersey for its award winning Spiced Sweet Asian Pear wine.

Coda Rosa Winery

Collingswood Farmers' Market

As if you need another reason to love Saturdays, the Collingswood Farmers Market is that reason. Between Mary and November, local farmers and merchants head into Collingswood on Saturday mornings with their fresh produce, baked goods, meats, seafood and poultry. Since it opened nine years ago, the Market has earned kudos including being named Best Farm Stand by NJ Monthly Magazine and has turned into quite the gathering place.

Lots of folks claim they come here for the fresh-picked fruits and veggies. The pick-your own farm and orchard always has something ready to snap off the tree or vine – berries, pears, peaches, apples, peas, pumpkins and other Jersey Fresh produce. But secretly, it's the homemade cider donuts and soft serve ice cream that keeps them coming back.

Creamy Acres Farm

Whether you are a city mouse or a country mouse, you’ll enjoy a trip to Creamy Acres Farm. Owned by the same family for more than 40 years, the farm has something for the whole family. Greenhouses, dairy farm tours, landscaping services, pick-your-own pumpkin patches and other activities, keep folks coming back all year long.

DiMatteo Vineyards

Dad grew up making wine. Son grew up farming. So they pooled their talents and opened DiMatteo Vineyards, a 14-acre family-run winery that has earned numerous medals for their wines since they popped the cork on their first bottle in 2004. Drop by on weekends to wander through the vineyards and sample what is ready to go from their selection of 15 grape and fruit wines.

Emery's Organic Blueberry Farm

There’s a lot of natural flavor packed into these 60 acres. Without any chemicals or pesticides in sight, Emery’s Organic Blueberry Farm raises eight different varieties of blueberries and they're all there for the picking. When conditions are right, you can pick-your-own certified organic berries, or if picking isn’t your thing, let the folks at Emery’s do it for you and head to their new farm market for berries, fresh jams, pies, strudels, and other treats.

Farmer Jack's Christmas Trees, Halloween & Home Grown Produce

A visit to Farmer's Jack can be themed for any season. In the winter, the farm features an impressive collection of Christmas trees and wreaths. Additionally, with a tree purchase, every member of the family is offered a free pony ride. Fall is time for Halloween, horse drawn wagon rides, farm tours, and an invitation to buy your fill of New Jersey vegetables and fruits. Produce is also available for purchase throughout the summer.

Fruitwood Orchards Honey Farm

It’s a bee-autiful day so head to Fruitwood Orchards Honey Farm. But this isn’t your usual farm. In addition to growing fruits and veggies and opening their fields up so you can pick-your-own berries, peaches, pumpkins and other crops, and having their own farmstand in case you’re not in the mood to do all that work yourself, the Wright family raises bees. Millions of bees. Which means you can choose from dozens of flavors and products that use their pure, unfiltered honey.<

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