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Apple And Pumpkin U. Also available is peach picking in July.

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Eastmont Orchards offers 21 varieties of apples for picking.

. Skip to content Hours. Alstede Farms is one of the biggest and most popular pumpkin patches in New Jersey. Then learn to can and freeze.

A farm store full of festive fall. Demarest Farms is Bergen County NJs only pick your own peach apple and pumpkin farm Hillsdale NJ with fresh farm produce baked goods. New Jersey is undoubtedly beautiful in the summer and while we at Hoboken Girl love the Jersey shore we also know that our little corner of the country is amazing in all.

These melt-in-your-mouth morsels are available plain doused in cinnamon and covered in powdered sugar. Be sure to buy tickets online in. Delicious Orchards touts some of New Jerseys most raved-about apple cider donuts.

Apple Orchards in NJ. Apple picking in New Jersey marks the start of fall at least in my head it does. While pumpkins are a big part of what they do at Alstede theres much more going on.

Bring on the baked treats pumpkin spice coffee and of course football. Battleview Orchards a family owned fruit farm in New Jersey harvests locally grown fruits invites the public to Pick Your Own. Experience New Jerseys oldest pick-your-own apple orchard.

Stop at one of the ice cream windows for an apple cider slush or some pumpkin ice cream. Red Wagon Farm is the largest pumpkin patch in New Jersey where the pumpkins can. Our farm is 68 acres with most of our orchards still nurturing big old.

Red Wagon Farm Market 437 State Route 33 Manalapan 136 Applegarth Road Monroe. Call 732 462-0756 for more info. Where To Go Apple Picking in Central New Jersey 6.

Conklin U-Pick Montville. At Conklin Farms you have your pick of thousands of pumpkins and photo opportunities in their field of sunflowers. The orchard is open on weekdays and weekends weather permitting.

Our first pick-your-own public harvest was in 1974.

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