Address: 223 Meyersville Rd, Gillette, NJ 07933, USA
Phone: +19086470957
Rating: 3.3
based on 99 reviews.
Customer Service
Pros:
"The staff we encountered however were very friendly and very nice towards our little one and happily showed him the baby chicks."
"Amazing place! It was my first time coming here with my son and the staff were so nice and generous."
"The employee in the store was great. She taught us about the different peaches and what we could do."
"Staff is very friendly people."
"The girls that work there are always friendly."
"The staff was sweet, and knowledgeable."
"Recently, I visited with my daughter to pick some fruits. When we were in the farm store, the staff was very friendly and helpful."
Cons:
"Employees not very helpful when trying to find certain apples to pick."
"The staff did not seem remotely concerned."
"The staff were not very friendly or helpful."
"But the girl at the register was super rude, nasty and unprofessional."
"The manager and the staff were rude and terrible."
"Was looking forward to visiting since it's local and would be a good place for the kids to have some quick fun throughout the fall. Unfortunately, the staff (owner I believe) was BEYOND rude and ruined our day."
"The owner is rude and was constantly following us throughout the whole thing."
Facility and Maintenance
Pros:
"It looked cute, once we finally found a parking spot in their tiny parking area."
"Great place to pick your own apples and peaches or just purchase from their farm store."
"Great farm to pick apples, peaches, blueberries, etc."
"This farm is one of the last authentic family-run farms in NJ."
"A really beautiful farm with a lovely, small market."
"They have many chickens and quail, which was major attraction for children."
"All the different kinds of apples in the orchards are right next to each other, so you can pick many varieties without having to walk miles."
Cons:
"There's nothing to see at this place. Poorly kept."
"The only draw back here is that they don't allow you to walk up to the picking area, but you have to purchase a $10, per head, tractor ride."
"Signs warning you 'Do Not even think about touching the apples!' Don't feel very inviting."
"The fields need A LOT of work and walking through them is tough."
"Farm is in bad condition, too. There is old/broken machines laying around everywhere."
"Property does not seem to be well maintained at all, either."
"The grounds are a bit messy the orchard is a little bit disheveled."
Value for Money
Pros:
"They give you a plastic bag lined bushel basket when you check in, or you can bring your own reusable shopping bag or container."
"Free no admission charge. All you have to pay is for your hayride which is $5 per person."
"If paying a $10 entry fee to pick peaches which includes a pound of fruit for free, I’ll do it."
"In my opinion, Empire apples are the best here and CANNOT compare to store-bought!"
"The fruits and produce they sell are very tasty and I don’t mind paying a few cents extra to have this experience and support local farmers."
"Ladies selling donuts and tractor ride were very nice and welcoming."
"I love local farms especially in the Autumn months."
Cons:
"This was a terrible experience, they charged us $10 per person and then extra money when I pick a little more peach, and it was 2.99 a lb."
"Definitely would not go back here! We had to stand in line for over an hour just to buy a ticket to get on the tractor."
"Let's face it: you can buy peaches for 1/2 or 1/3 the cost at Farmer's Market or Costco."
"What was once a charming and enjoyable outing is now a poorly run, overpriced tourist trap."
"We spent $20 just as an entrance fee and &3.99 a pound."
"We basically paid $45 for 12 apples and pumpkin."
"Disappointing. There is a $10 entrance fee PER PERSON to the blueberry patch."