Fun Fall Farm Markets!

We have excellent farm markets here in Monmouth County and this is the best time of year to visit them! Many offer fresh produce and fall activities, including pumpkin patches, hayrides, and more!
Some of the best options for the fall season include: 
  •  (Freehold): A favorite for generations, this family-run farm offers pick-your-own apples and pumpkins in the fall. In addition to the orchards and pumpkin patch, you can take a hayride and grab fresh-baked goods like their famous apple cider donuts from the country store.

  •  (Colts Neck): A popular destination all year, Delicious Orchards becomes a quintessential fall landmark with its huge variety of seasonal produce, pumpkins, and baked goods. While it does not offer pick-your-own, the gourmet market is heaven for fall treats like cider, homemade pies, and specialty foods.

  •  (Manalapan): Known for its festive fall activities, this farm offers a vast pumpkin patch, a corn maze, and tractor rides. It’s a great choice for families with many picture-perfect spots for photos.

  •  (Manasquan): This is a fun, family-friendly destination for fall, featuring a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a corn maze, and a petting zoo with goats, sheep, and llamas.

  •  (Cream Ridge): Located near Monmouth County, this farm is a good option for a less commercialized fall experience. It offers an authentic pumpkin patch where pumpkins grow on the vine, as well as a large corn maze and hayrides.

  •  (Freehold): A long-standing family business, this orchard and country store is known for its baked goods and produce. In the fall, you can enjoy pumpkin picking, hayrides, and other seasonal activities.

  •  (Holmdel): This farm offers a full fall festival experience, complete with a large pumpkin patch, corn maze, and hayrides. The market offers fresh fruits and vegetables.

Tips for your visit:
  • Check ahead: Fall activity schedules and availability can change based on the weather and the season. It’s best to check the farm’s website or social media for the latest information before you go.
  • Go early: Weekend afternoons in October can be extremely busy at many of these popular locations. If you want to avoid large crowds, arrive early in the morning.
  • Bring cash: While most larger markets accept cards, some smaller farm stands and seasonal vendors may only take cash.

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