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Farm Stands, Wineries and Pick Your Own
Jersey Fresh produce is ripe for the pickin'



Balic Winery
 
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.  
 
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.
 
Conte Farms
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.  
 
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.
 
Heritage Vineyards of Richwood
Part farm, part winery and vineyard, Heritage Station has more than 115 acres of tree fruits and wine grape vines grown on location. No trip is complete without tasting Heritage's award winning wines and learning about what new seasonal varities will be availabe in the near future.
 
Mood's Farm Market
Since the 1870s – yes, that’s almost 140 years, the Mood Family has tilled the soil here in Gloucester County, growing farm-fresh produce. Now you can pick your own or just drop by the farm market and stock up on whatever the farmers have brought in from the fields. When the temps drop, drop by again for their apple and pumpkin hayride events.
 
Natali Vineyards LLC
If you want to score a bottle of beach plum wine which Natalli Vineyards will release around Thanksgiving, get to their tasting rooms early. The vineyard, which planted its first vines in 2000, has been growing rapidly, turning out 2,500 bottles of red, white and fruit wines this year. But when they started working with Rutgers University on their beach plum wine, last year they sold out so quickly it would make your head spin.
 
Renault Winery
For generations, the enormous iconic Renault wine bottle on the New Jersey roadside has stood for high-quality, locally produced wines. And while the winery has changed, the vintner’s commitment to good taste hasn’t. The 1,500 acre complex is a favorite spot for wine-tasting, tours, and special events. Spend a night or two at the hotel, dine in their restaurants and then tee-off at the custom-designed golf course that is framed by some of Renault’s original vines.
 
Russo's Fruit and Vegetable Market
For some families, farming is more than a way of life – it’s a passion.  And the Russo family is one of them.  For nearly 100 years, the Russo’s have been providing the Burlington area with Jersey Fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as delicious assortments of fresh pies, muffins, rolls, bread, cookies, and their famous Apple Cider Donuts.  Visit them at their farm in Tabernacle or at their stand at the Trenton Farmers' Market.
 
Valenzano Winery

Drop by and sample the fruits of the Valenzano family’s winemaking expertise. Situated in the heart of the Pine Barrens, the Valenzanos have turned a hobby into a major winery, specializing in red, white and specialty wines from fruits harvested on nearby farms. Complementary tastings in the cozy wine room are offered Thursday – Friday, 11-5 and Friday-Saturday, 11-4.
 
 
West Cape May Farmers' Market
Look for Jersey tomatoes and lopes (the local jargon for cantaloupes), freshly picked corn, peaches and all sorts of green healthy stuff to eat.
 
Whitesbog Blueberry Festival
When Elizabeth White cultivated the first blueberry early in the 20th century, she couldn't have foreseen how the little fruit would become so popular it would have its own festival.  Held at Whitesbog Village, the birthplace of the blueberry, the day-long event celebrates everything blueberry and features tours of local bogs, music, entertainment, children's crafts and other activities that celebrate the culture of the Pinelands.
 
Woodbury Farmers' Market
What’s for dinner? That depends on what the farmers who live near Woodbury have brought in from their fields. Every Thursday between June and early October, about a dozen farmers, bakers and other merchants bring their Jersey Fresh produce and home made specialties to the Woodbury Farmers’ Market. It is a fun, nutritious and tasty way to support South Jersey’s tradition of the family farm and get that fresh-picked flavor you just can’t get from a supermarket.
 
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.
 
Russo's Orchard Lane Farm
Traveling through the New Jersey country side on a winding, tree-lined road, you will come to Russo's Orchard Lane Farm, which is a family owned and operated 250-acre fruit, vegetable, and greenhouse tomato farm. All of their farm produce is picked fresh daily and sold in their farm market. Russo’s also offers a fine selection of other fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies, cider, fall decorations, Christmas trees, and so much more!